the day after that, pa ferraro know related the incident to tim curl will. ten days later, mccrery was called in to speak to them. it was leaks later the report says when they took action if you want to call it that. they took away sandusky's locker room keys and informed second mile of the incident. >> curly and schulz after receiving a report of the sexual assault of a young boy at lash hall in the shower by sandusky from both a graduate assistant and coach of the penn state football team not only did not report that incident as required by law but they also never made any attempt to identify that child. >> to this day the prosecution cannot say who that child is. >> the young man now came today and said i believe i was that young boy and he said nothing of a sexual nature occurred at that time or at any other time with jerry. >> but sandusky's lawyer told me he was approached by a man claiming he was victim number two. >> he said jerry came to him a day or two later and said someone had reported us in the shower and felt uncomfortable. i gave your name to

the day after that, pa ferraro know related the incident to tim curl will. ten days later, mccrery was called in to speak to them. it was leaks later the report says when they took action if you want to call it that. they took away sandusky's locker room keys and informed second mile of the incident. >> curly and schulz after receiving a report of the sexual assault of a young boy at lash hall in the shower by sandusky from both a graduate assistant and coach of the penn state football team not only did not report that incident as required by law but they also never made any attempt to identify that child. >> to this day the prosecution cannot say who that child is. >> the young man now came today and said i believe i was that young boy and he said nothing of a sexual nature occurred at that time or at any other time with jerry. >> but sandusky's lawyer told me he was approached by a man claiming he was victim number two. >> he said jerry came to him a day or two later and said someone had reported us in the shower and felt uncomfortable. i gave your name to

the day after that, pa ferraro know related the incident to tim curl will. ten days later, mccrery was called in to speak to them. it was leaks later the report says when they took action if you want to call it that. they took away sandusky's locker room keys and informed second mile of the incident. >> curly and schulz after receiving a report of the sexual assault of a young boy at lash hall in the shower by sandusky from both a graduate assistant and coach of the penn state football team not only did not report that incident as required by law but they also never made any attempt to identify that child. >> to this day the prosecution cannot say who that child is. >> the young man now came today and said i believe i was that young boy and he said nothing of a sexual nature occurred at that time or at any other time with jerry. >> but sandusky's lawyer told me he was approached by a man claiming he was victim number two. >> he said jerry came to him a day or two later and said someone had reported us in the shower and felt uncomfortable. i gave your name to

he reminded me of something that happened in geraldine ferraro when she was running in 1994.d a two-hours news conference and answered every question. that pretty much put it to rest. there's another front-page story in "the washington post" that says herman cain exhibited signs of this prickly personality when he was head of the nra. >> geraldine ferraro was on the losing team, but we digress. >> yes, exactly. the damage had been done. but she had to hand it'll at some point. >> let's turn to rick perry now, the republican presidential candidate is denying speculation he was drunk or on pain medications during the now infamous speech in new hampshire last friday. as you know, a clip of that speech went viral. over a million hits. here are a couple of the more quirky moments. >> my plan is pretty simple. it does deductions for the mortgage deductions, for charitable. yep, keep that in there and your state and local taxes are in there. put those on 12,500 forever dependent that you have. easy math, subtract it, send it in. it's awesome. why not? that little plan that i just sh

it is a fitting tribute to people like gerry ferraro and richard holbrooke and chuck manatt. they liked opposed difficult questions and then push us to answer them. meanthard's case, that even falling meat into a ladies room and pakistan one time. -- following me into a ladies room in pakistan one time. [laughter] we approach these questions with a large dose of humility, because many of the choices ahead are honestly not ours to make. still, it is worth stepping back and looking to what directly is on people's minds. but we start with one question i hear often. do we really believe that democratic change in the middle east and north africa is in america's interest? that is a totally fair question. after all, transitions are still with uncertainty. they can be chaotic, unstable, even violent. and even if they succeed, they are rarely linear, quick, or easy. as we saw in the balkans and again in iraq, rivalries between members of different religions, sects, and tribes can resurface and explode. toppling tyrants does not guarantee that democracy will follow or that it will last

. >> john: you you say traffic would go fast ferraro we had public roads. >> there is no incentive for the owner of the road, the owner of the road has no incentive to maximize its productivity and as a result we all get stuck in traffic and complain a lot. >> john: finally endangered animals. what should we do on that. we are on thanksgiving, there was no turkey shortage. >> amazing thing. some animals are scarce and some are plentiful. we worry about animals going extinct. if you wanted to save an animal would you encourage people to eat it or not eat it? you would think, don't eat it. eating makes one less. but if you can make a profit from eating it that creates the incentive and if you can privatize the ownership this thy sin sentive to grow them. there is plenty of turkeys and chickens and other animals are scarce because there is no incentives to take care of them. >> john: humans and hawks eat chickens. the more humans the more chick. >> that was the insight of henry george early economist and a he understood that this nature red and tooth and claw that went moor hawks they wil

he really needs some sort of an event -- girl dean ferraro in 1984, lots of questions raised about hershe had a tell-all press conference and moved on. same for bill clinton in 1992 when there were allegations of infidelity. went on "60 minutes." mr. cain has to do something like that and get back to washington. >> arthel: being all over the place? >> the problem is, doug said, his story changed. he needs one major interview where everything comes out and the story doesn't change and then he gets out of washington. get out of washington. go to iowa or new hampshire and start campaigning. >> arthel: he's campaigning in texas tonight. doug, i'm gog close with you on this one. none the less, regardless of how mr. cain's story may be changing, people are still supporting him. in your mind, does this say more about mr. cain or maybe less about the other gop contenders? >> i think it says something about the electorate and it says something about the degree of anger that people have and the failure of the other candidates to speak to the public mood, which is restive, frustrated and looking

and i think you do it once, just like geraldine ferraro did with her husband's situation. >> do you believehe association should lift the confidentiality agreement if asked by this accuser? >> i think that there's probably another alternative. i think the accuser probably has enough folks to donate, she could give back whatever the money settlement was and then probably has a way to walk through the door and say what she wants to say. look, i'm for making sure that light gets shined on this, on a factual basis. and we close the door on this chapter, based on what the facts are. >> anderson? >> roland? >> that's a distinction to be made here. this is not a case we're hearing about somebody who said 12 years ago something happened. this was a case where clearly there was some type of invest, there was a settlement. papers were signed and so something -- so, hey, we can't say what took place. my point is, there's a difference between just some allegation out there that had no basis versus there being some level of conversation, some agreement being signed. that's a different standard here. ken

it is a fitting tribute to people like geraldine ferraro and richard holbrooke. they like to pose difficult questions and then pushed us to answer them. and in richard's case, that meant even following me into the ladies' room in pakistan one time. [laughter] as we live this history day-by-day, we approach these questions with a large dose of humility because many of the choices are honestly not our estimate. still, it's worth stepping back to speak directly to what is on people's mind. let me start with one question that i hear often. do we really believe that space change in the middle east and north africa is an america's interest? that is a totally fair question. after all, transitions are filled with uncertainty. they can be chaotic, and stable, even violent. and even if they succeed, they are rarely linear, quick or easy. as we saw in the balkans and again in iraq, the rivalries between the members of different religions, sects and tribes can resurface and explode. the toppling tyrants does not guarantee that democracy will follow or the will last. just ask

] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> the honorees are the late geraldine ferraro, charles manatt, and richard holbrooke. secretary clinton called the recipients in trouble is is a change in the u.s. and around the world and talk about then transition underway in the middle east -- and talked about the transition underway in the middle east. >> it is now my honor to introduce our keynote speaker. tonight, i think, is a little like introducing the sky to the sun. after all, it is not like we are aware of hillary clinton's existence -- unaware of hillary clinton's existence. she is a best-selling author, a grammy award winner, a former first lady, a former senator from the great state of new york, and currently serving as a americas 67 secretary of state

>> well, the thing i would have said he should do is to have what we used to call the ferraro press conferencethis is over. and herman cain by voiding the press is just feeding the fire. -- by voiding the press is just feeding the fire. he has to say i'm not perfect, i didn't understand that what i thought were innocent and harmless commentsç would actually be hurtful to the women involved. i regret what i did. and i can tell you, i learned my lesson. not tell journalists you've got no right to ask or hide behind confidential >> heather: thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> heather: interesting to see what herman cain does next. you can readç susan says syndicated column every wednesday and friday. tune into geraldo at large tonight at 10 p.m. earn for an exclusive interview with herman cain, fresh from his debate with newt gingrich. >> gregg: it is being called the job of the future. you may already have some of the neededdmó)r&ls. new study shows employers are hiring more social media experts than ever before. the job description, help a company market itself on websites like face

geraldine ferraro, a trail blazing pioneer who lived to the fullest her conviction that women belong at the heart of democracy. chalk manatt, a passion chairman of the democratic national committee, who understood that some things are too important to belong to any one party, and with his counterpart at the rnc , ,fahrenkopf, put together a bipartisan coalition to found the national endowment of democracy. and of course the indomitable, unforgettable richard holbrooke. richard has many reasons why those of us here tonight applaud and remember him. he died just four days before the desperate act of a tunisian fruit vendor said the arab uprising in motion. and i often wonder what richard would have made of all that had happened since. i am sure he would have had a lot to say and even more that he wanted to do to promote the principles that we all cherish. so these three individuals are very worthy of the award's that you have granted them this evening. and what a year 2011 has been for freedom in the middle east and north africa. we have seen what may well have been the first arab revo

if i were herman cain, i would do one thing, we did this with gerry ferraro, say i'll answer every question, but after this press conference is over, no more questions. bill: did you hear what roe said that the -- rove said that the -- even though they settled, there was no proof of it. >> i think it would open a pandora's box. bill: it would not clear it up? >> i think it would give us more insight because clearly politico is not giving us insight and they should be the ones providing the details. >> the real insight is who's leaked this. this smells like another campaign. >> of course. and politico is not saying whether or not they got it from somewhere else. to me it means they did. bill: bob, how are you going to figure that out? >> there are ways, and i've done it in the past by getting people to look into it. i don't want to get into the details of it but we've caught three campaigns doing that stuff. >> if you believe herman cain, the story that he told greta last night was so -- it was such a small deal. it wasn't anything that was sexual harassment at all, so he's right on that. my