with elliott spitzer it's been five years of rehabilitation. i do think the amount of time is also on almost a proxy for how sorry you are. >> well, i appreciate your time. thank you, frank. thanks, karen, and thank you, alex for being here. >> thank you, matthew. . >> your brain is involved in everything you do, yet few girls or women, ever think about their brains. i'll show you five ways to unleash the power of the female brain and the amen clinic's method for radically improving it. it works so well for our patients, i know it can help you too. [music] >> the information in this program will also help boost your energy, mood and focus and it will help you look and feel younger and more beautiful, no matter what your age. [music] >> if you adopt the information in this program and apply it with a great attitude, you'll begin to unleash the power of your female brain in a very short period of time. now is the time to get healthy. you and your loved ones

with elliott spitzer it's been five years of rehabilitation. i do think the amount of time is also on almost a proxy for how sorry you are. >> well, i appreciate your time. thank you, frank. thanks, karen, and thank you, alex for being here. >> thank you, matthew. . >>> this is night by business report with tyler mathisen and susie gharib brought to you by -- >> sails through the heart of historic cities and the river you get close to historic landmarks, to local life, to kur cultural treasures, viking cruises exploring the world in comfort. >>> bernanke speaks and investors listening. the economy could use his help and the comments could make a difference. >> mega deals get done, we'll take you there and tell you what is being discussed by media and technology. >> back to school, yes, it's july and yes, retailers are starting their sales on notebooks and pens and with good reason. we

with elliott spitzer it's been five years of rehabilitation. i do think the amount of time is also on almost a proxy for how sorry you are. >> well, i appreciate your time. thank you, frank. thanks, karen, and thank you, alex for being here. >> thank you, matthew. .

. >> elliott spitzer needed nearly 4,000 signatures to make a run for comptroller. get this, he got 27,000 of those signatures. it's possible his top competition, scott stringer, who's the manhattan bureau president, could challenge their validity. spitzer made a surprise entry into this race earlier this week. already at least one poll shows him with the lead. >>> so money. if money was the determining factor, hillary clinton might think twice about returning to public office because according to "the new york times," the former first lady and former secretary of state, potential 2016 candidate, is raking in about $200,000 per appearance on the paid speaking circuit. $200,000. that's about as much as her husband, former president bill clinton, makes for domestic speeches. aside from the clintons, who's worth that kind of cash? that's what we want to know from you. if you had just $200,000 lying around, who would you like to see? you can tweet us your picks use can go #waytooearly. we'll put the most creative answers on coming up later. you can get me for a lot chea

elliott spitzer is going for new york city comtroller. >> people lie about their taxes and not having paid their taxes and tall rest and that is -- you lied about illegal activity. >> i lied about personal sexual activity, yes and i did that. i'm not trying diminish it. >> you were not lying about an

and elliott spitzer next. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. additional funding provided by these funders. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> welcome to the program. i'm mark halperin sitting in for charlie rose who is off this week a assignment. there is pressure on president ooma. u.s. law for bids providing support for leaders of a military coups. yesterday the white house signaled they wouldn't be cutting off the $1.5 billion of aid. president morsi will not be missed in washington but there are concerns about the precedent that has been set. reassuringly egypt's new interim president has promise ed there will be a new parliament, a new president and a constitution all within six months. this comes though against the back drop of more than 50 islamist protestors being killed by the military on monday. another problem for the administration overseas, afghanistan. reports suggest including starting in the "new york times" on tuesday that president obama is frustrated now wit

elliott spitzer is he going tore city comptroller. what about his past with high priced call girls, he said that it should not disqualify himself at all unlike say not paying your taxes. >> people lie about their taxes and not having paid their taxes and all the rest. but you lied about illegal activity. >> i lied about personal sexual activity, yes. i'm not trying to diminish it. sglurp not lying about an affair, it was illegal activity, so lying about illegal activity to you is not a problem? >> i will let the public make the determination. >> that the guy from morning joe? i do not watch it. it's too early. things get emotional. >> how are you different from five or six years snag. >> a lot of pain. a lot of pain. >> that's it? >> yeah, you go through that pain, you change. >> all right. former governor elliott spitzer, thank you for coming on the show. >> he tried to give they are tongue after this. you know who will never change? this cat. >> well that was interesting diane, you claim to be a woman. do you believe that spitzer pa

and some groups are not happy that elliott spitzer is running for new york city controller. we will try to figure out why. and the royal baby is born. a fair and balanced look at what this means in a segment called for and against. >> i guess you are sad you gave up twitter last week. >> why? >> you missed out on a lot of fun. >> i still have my instagram. >> that's good. you can seat pictures. >> i was able to instagram the pictures. >> fantastic. >> what picture are we talking about? >> the picture of -- i don't know. my mouth. i am bowing out. >> go away then. >> gone. let's welcome our guest. well she is so hot she can light a charcoal grill with her thoughts. i am here with barrett. look at her waive. stop itment stop -- stop it. stop the waiving. and he is so sharp he can mow a lawn with his face, joe pollack. and bright bart editor-in-chief and suicide hotline has put him on hold for of, bill schulz. and if comedic genius was a beer pong college kids would do him for money. jim norton. you are so skinny. >> thank you. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. hey,

. >> coming up on the big show, did elliott spitzer cry on "morning joe"? he was stuck on "morning joe" and find out a new segment called this week, i'm sorry if you were o fended and the establishment of a national park on the moon. more like on a sound stage in california. >> thafrnks, andy. >> you bettcha. >> everything okay down there, little buddy? >> yeah. >> bye. >> let's introduce our guests. i have diane, she anchors business news. well, if hilarity were a hot dog eating contest, many would have entered him, he hosteds the great comedy podcast, comedy bang bang. and in texas, he is a bucket. it's my side kick, bill schultz and sitting next to me, progressive liberal miles mcguinnis. his brother's book is out in paper back, i changed the title because the first one sucked. this one is called "the death of cool." the first book did not sell at all. now it's available in paper back on july 16th. i hope it does well. >> i hope it doesn't. >> a lock. the lede, it's the first story. remember, greg, if you see something, say something. >> all right, can h

not to be confused with a song by elliott spitzer, hey, ho. please welcome to lumineers. [ cheers and applause ] good to see you. nice to see you. here we go. we have wesley shultz. we have neyla pekarek and jonathan fraites. >> close, jeremiah fraites stephen: how can you forget a name like that? you sound like the main character from a steinbach novel. the man who is walking all the way across the country to tells the woman he loves her but he dies of cholera. you guys, you two are from new jersey. that true? >> yeah stephen: where are you from? diswroo denver >> stephen: you're the one who drew them out to denver because you guys were in brooklyn and then you went to denver from brooklyn. was there not enough pot in brooklyn? you actually had to go to denver where it's legal. >> not so much for the vegetation selection there. it was more about cheaper rent to be honest. we just wanted eliminate more distractions >> stephen: billings montana even cheaper than denver. what drew you to denver. >> a couple of friends moving into a house. they h

call it a coincidence, but elliott spitzer's resbentry int new york city's comptroller race means itistin davis, a woman who ran a prostitution ring. the self-described madhattan is already running a no holds barred campaign. and judging by her long shot run for governor in 2010, she won't shia way from her controversial past. here are some colorful sound bites from that race. >> the key difference between the mta and my escort agency is i operated one set of books, and my former agency delivered on time and reliable service. the career politicians in albany are the biggest whores in this state. i might be the only person sitting on this stage with the right experience to deal with them. >> new yorkers are forgiving, but with davis around to remind them of spitzer's past, it might be harder to forforget. here's a take on the tonight show last night. >> one of them is the most degrading profession of all time and the other ran a whore house. geez. >> of course, leno isn't the first to equate politics with prostitution. ronald reagan wrote, politics is supposed to be the second oldest

mark sanford won a seat for congress and elliott spitzer and weiner is leading in his quest to be mayor and spitzer is ahead for his desire to b

revives all this talk about sex scandals and people comparing what anthony weiner did to what elliott spitzer did. is that worse, is that better? he's going to have now an even bigger challenge to get the voters to focus on what he's going to do for new york city. >> i'm kind of curious about what role technology these days plays in this obviously we can see these days how quickly somebody can fall. it just takes a couple of days -- paula deen, for example. how quickly somebody can suffer an utter clams. does it also help them resurrect their career at some point? >> absolutely. there are so many news cycles that are happening every day and also it helps candidates who have been shunned by the political establishment. you've seen stories about the unions and business leaders and the political establishment wanting nothing to do with these folks but online they can reach lots of people. i got emails from anthony weiner all week asking for money. >> i'm hoping he denied -- didn't send pictures with it. gwen: somewhere gary hart is thinking why didn't i wait? thanks, everybody. we have to go but

. >> it looks like elliott spitzer will be the new comptroller of new york city. how many of you feel better knowing that he will be comp troelg things? i just hope he can comp troel himself. >> and that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> joining me now for the latest on the weather is bill karins. your favorite food is esparrasp or spin fish. >> if you have enough butter, it's fine. >> chantal? >> the path looked dangerous to the southeast and florida. overnight it fell apart. i'm happy to pass on news for anyone who was worried about this from the bahamas to the southeast. this thing hit the wall last night. it's moving too fast at about 30 miles per hour. winds have been knocked down e little bit. i have zero concerns that chantal will do any damage as it approaches the u.s. this weekend. >>> much worse is the morning commute from cleveland to pittsburgh. thunderstorm after thunderstorm. a lot of flash flooding in the region. we're worried about that. interstate 44, a lot of thunderstorms through missouri and the west side of st. louis is getting a

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. >> coming up on the big show, did elliott spitzer cry on "morning joe"?stuck on "morning joe" and find out a new segment called this week, i'm sorry if you were o fended and the establishment of a national park on the moon. more like on a sound stage

and some groups are not happy that elliott spitzer is running for new york city controller.figure out why. and the royal baby is born. a fair and balanced look at what this means in a segment called for and against. >> i guess you are sad you gave up twitter last week. >> why? >> you missed out on a lot of fun. >> i still have my instagram. >> that's

mark sanford won a seat for congress and elliott spitzer and weiner is leading in his quest to be mayortzer is ahead for his desir

. >> did elliott spitzer cry on tuesday's "morning joe". well he was on "morning joe."mmon? find out in a new segment called, i'm sorry if you were offended. and the call for an establishment of a national park on the moon. more like a sound stage in

anything but that between elliott spitzer and anthony weiner. russia and he has to turn to them because he has been turned away from everywhere else. i don't think that russia will tolerate much more. i think he is just hit that wall. >> play room for him is shrinking. emily, your picture best and worst >> i would say for the worst for the week, sadly, anybody who may end up needing any sort of food support in america. the house took up the finally did take up the farm bill this week that traditionally had subsidies for agriculture and also that is where we have s.n.a.p., our food assistance programs. what was voted on and passed was broken out was just the subsidies for agriculture and they have still yet to take up the food assistance program. anybody that cares about or manned up in that program is the lose of the week. the highlight, the positive of the week, i would say todd jones, not someone we talk about a lot. he is currently the acting chair of atf, alcohol, tobacco and firearms, confirmed to be the permanent head of the atf, made it o

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client number nine, elliott spitzer resigned as governor because of a prostitution scandal.e had this to say yesterday about his colleague. carlos danger. >> you're not going do vote for anthony weiner, can you just say that now? you don't think he should be mayor of new york? >> fair point. that is correct. >> he should not be mayor? >> that is correct. >> you shouldn't be comptroller. >> we also can't forget bob filler in. he's asking for taxpayers to foot the bill for his legal fees stemming from a sexual harassment lawsuit. you just can't make this stuff up. republicans, aren't they the ones involved in being -- accused of being involved in a war on women? >> season the it interesting, we have a man who hires prostitutes, who engages in sexual trafficking. we have a man who's the mayor of san diego who says he's a hugger. and the women on his staff are asked to work without underwear. we have a former member of congress who takes -- sends pictures of his private parts across the internet. i mean -- and then we've got old bill hanging back there in the back. and bill's --

their constituents because it seems at least on the surface to be voluntary, but seems to me elliott spitzerd for me, he was my research assistant so i may have a bias, is the most qualified person ever to run for controller in the city of new york and i suspect his competent will overcome his past mistakes and weiner's candidacy is questionable and filner is a good kiss but what he did was the worst of what all of the people did, and i am sure gloria will take him to task and make him pay very heavy consequences for what he appropriately deserves to pay consequences for. >> gloria. >> and he should. >> on that point i made about the difference between jfk, say, and anthony weiner, what is the difference? >> well, i mean, i want to differ with allen on the fact that the allegation that all of the women were voluntarily involved in this, my client ginger lee did not send any sext or photos of herself, and in fact weiner then, however, sexted her and sent photos of himself and she has been drawn into this and now there are reports out there she is making an adult film, that she, the suggestion

elliott spitzer is in the chair tonight or maybe the arena. his new book is protecting capitalism.reat to see great to be back, side of the table. >> i'm still here. but you're back here. a win-win all around. let me talk to you about the zimmerman case, because you've been right in the thick of big legal issues like this. what do you think of the whole stand your ground debate that's raging right now? >> it's a good debate and i'm not a fan of the stand your ground laws. they create an incentive to use force when you don't need to. eric holder said we have a doctrine of self-defense, we don't need a statute that says stand your ground even when you can retreat. there's been lot of study whether these laws reduce crime. the best studies indicate they do not. and in fact, they encourage violence when we want to discourage it. >> when you have prosecuted zimmerman under second degree murder or manslaughter or not at all? >> look, i think -- i've heard your segments with allen dershowitz. i have great respect for him. but i begin with a premise here, justice was not served. an innocen

running the brothel that elliott spitzer was alleged to have frequented. e candidate but he is? again, it speaks to i think where our country is. >> with spitzer and weiner we shall see what happens in terms of data points. thank you both very much. kelly, david, appreciate that. up next, we'll head back to craig melvin live in sanford as we await a verdict in the george zimmerman murder trial. ake thins more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ a regular guy with an irregular heartbeat. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem, a condition that puts him at greater risk for a stroke. [ gps ] turn left. i don't th

plus, elliotte spitzer's opponent in the comptroller race says why voters should not give the disgracedce and the number one state for business on our watch in 2013. that will be coming up on "closing bell." kelly evans is with me today. look forward to seeing you at the top of the hour. meantime, more "street signs" coming your way after this. it's a brand new start. your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you can do just that. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable - secure - agile. and with responsive, dedicated support, we help you shine every day of the week. what are you guys doing? having some fiber! with new phillips' fiber good gummies. they're fruity delicious! just two gummies have 4 grams of fiber! to help support regularity! i want some... [ woman ] hop on over! [ marge ] fiber the fun way, from phillips'. [ woman ] hop on over! (announcer) at scottrade, our clto make their money do more.re (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scot

with someone like elliott spitzer, there's a level of intellect there that i think makes up for whatever the personal deficiency might be. i don't psee that in weiner. >> nia malika, he wrote, with 47 days left to the primary, some powerful voices are making it clear that they still don't want me to run. yesterday's news has given them fresh fodder. so he eludes to being the underdog, the fear of these ominous forces that want to keep him down. "the new york daily news" wrote this today. weiner's dishonest, impulse-driven psyche is once more stripped as naked as the images of his texted private parts. he's not fit to lead america's premier city. weiner must recognize his demons have no place in city hall. "the new york times," a similar thing. he was getting a one-two punch, if you will, and a third, from "the wall street journal" op-ed today. can he stay in this race? >> you know, i think the question is whether or not people, voters, actually have the same sort of sentiments. he's trying to set himself up as a sort of david versus goliath, saying he's got these enemies out there. he is

they're saying elliott spitzer should drop out so there can be an unopposed race for comptroller.ld rather have no race there than have someone in there who had an affair. >> the irony is we're always told how america is a puritanical country. americans americans elect these guys based on whether or not they do a good job. it's the media that's more puritanical and moralistic and loves the idea they can club someone to death because they have committed sins in their private life that you could probably find plenty of journalists if you dug deep enough have done things just as bad. >> but we're not running for office. >> but the voters -- right. let the voters make their decision. >> the challenge that i think we kind of have, though, is there should be some type of morality, not just in politics, but in life generally. i get the dichotomy you raise. it's a good point. i appreciate it now in person. the challenge that i have is also like the most factor. you talked about, you know, most politicians do this, and i don't really think that's fair, number one. number two, i feel like t

republicans are using the weiner elliott spitzer and the mayor of san diego, mayor filner todance honestlyng a war on women. maybe they should look at the policies they're pushing. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. the financial crisis. we started to lay a new foundation for stronger, more durable economic growth. but we're not there yet. what we need is not a 3-month plan or even a 3-year plan. we need a long-term american strategy: job security with good wages and durable industries. a good education. reducing poverty. reducing inequality. growing opportunity. i'm going to keep pushing to make high-quality preschool available for every four-year-old in america it's time for the minimum wage to go up. (cheers) but i won't be able to do it alone, so i'm going to be calling... on all of us to take up this cause. good jobs; a better bargain for the middle class... and the folks who are working to get into the middle class; an economy that grows from the middle-out. that's what we need. (cheers) cashback concierge, here. what is a cashback concierge? well there's lots of way

i think elliott spitzer is considered sort of the favorite in a lot of quarters. mark sanford's comeback worked. a lot of it is these guys attracted to politics are narcissists in a lot of cases who need that public affection and who can't just go away after these scandals. there's definitely some kind of underlying psychiatric thing that drives a lot of these folks back toward politics. >> james, when you talk about the sort of people who are getting wrapped up in this, spitzer was trying to get this behind him. then he had a sort of public media relapse of more allegations from the past. when filner comes out -- sorry, i was talking about weiner. when filner comes outs and weiner gets wrapped up -- oh, here comes the mayor. >> good afternoon. let me be absolutely clear. the behavior i have engaged in over many years is wrong. my failure to respect women and the intimidating conduct i engage in at times is inexcusabinexcus inexcusab inexcusable. it has undermined what i have spent my whole professional life doing and working on, which is fighting for kwequality a

the "new york times" reported this week that elliott spitzer's wife is living 18 blocks away from him spending time in their country home. the conventional wisdom was let's go back to the clinton era scandal that if a lot of people would take their accuse from the wife and that what the wife had to say if i can forgive him so can you. has hat changed? >> that's out there. uma in that respect, one of the things i looked at with hilary when she was running for president you really wonder would she have won had she not stood by her man. there was a big group of people who said you really didn't show the guts you should have kicked him to the curb and walked out and then she would have been free to run her own thing. uma schooled much by hilary, you're seeing the same kind of response which is kind of okay stand by your man, you know, we'll see what happens. also his foible was much smaller. i think you can but there's a risk to you. and i think also they are a little bit generations. silda was never a flashy out there, always a supportive, much more traditional wife than uma. she was fly

here to tell us is candidate for new york city comptroller eliot spitzer. elliott, thank you for coming. good to see you. (cheers and applause) >> thank you. >> stephen: okay, elliott, you also got a book here. >> i do. >> stephen: it's call product tecting capitalism case by case. we'll get to that later. >> can we do that now. >> stephen: elliott. >> yes, sir. >> stephen: what is a comptroller. what does a comptroller do. >> i thought you were going to tell me. that's why i showed up. this is actually a hugely important position. you control or have a say in the investment of over 140 billion dollars of pension dollars that are the pensions for forming municipal wormer-- workers, you see overthe the budget, you see that the tax dollars are used for the purpose-- you seem so intent in listening. >> stephen: no, i do, it's good to know. given a position of this responsibility, shouldn't the job of comptroller go to someone who has shown a modicum of self-comptrol. (applause) >> you are right. >> stephen: why-- why, why should, why should the people trust new. >> ba