>> yeah. >> wow. >> that ended gary hart's career. >> i think donna rice helped, too. >> it was over. >> who wrote that? >> andrea. >> this is a very meat themed with the steak-eating woman. this looks like me on a friday night when i don't have to wear the tight dresses on saturday. now the cutest video ever. >> look at this little polar bear. he takes his first steps ever at the toronto zoo. look. oh. >> take his steps before global warming does away with your habitat. >> here he comes. how cute. >> you can do it. >> come on. you're almost there, buddy. >> he's going backwards. >> play "eye of the tiger." focus. mental -- >> they're yelling at me. all right. >> stupid bear. >> you have to watch the rest of the video. >>> also featuring bob beckle tomorrow morning, weekend viewing. not mandatory, but suggested. beckle will be on with his show. >> it is 2 minutes. >> nfl all day saturday and sunday. sunday night. you have to check this out. i'm so excited for this. woody harrelson and matthew mcconaughey, true detectives, new cop dram

and i took that to him about to debate gary hart, who was the frontrunner, and this is what happenedre's the beef. >> when i hear your new ideas, i'm reminded of that ad, where's the beef. >> that ended gary hart's career. i also rode that baby for 20 years on the circuit. >> well, this is a very neat themed one more thing with the steak eating woman which looks like me on a friday night when i don't have to wear the tight dresses on a saturday. and yours was very beef if i, t too. look at this cutest video ever. he takes his first step ever at the toronto zoo. look. >> you'll have global warming at your habitat. >> look how cute. come on. you're almost there, buddy. >> he's going backwards. >> play eye of the tiger. focus. >> all right. they're yelling at me. >> you have to watch the rest of it. >> also featuring bob beckel, tomorrow morning, not mandatory, but suggested, 11:30, nfl all day saturday and sunday, sunday night, you got to check this out, so excited to this, woody harrelson and matthew mcconaughey, true detectives, a new drama. two gay detectives, right? >> no. i think

gary hart, considered a front-runner, 1978.olitical career undone with a daliance with donna rice. a week before he dropped out of the race, he addressed questions of marital infidelity with nbc news. >> it is standard for being well-known in this country whatever profession you are in. those charges only hurt if they stick and they only stick if there is some credibility to them. in my case, there isn't. >>> just an hour later, he flew to washington where he met donna rice for the weekend. a few months after that, joe biden was forced to end his bid for the white house after the crime of plagiarizing some speeches. >> biden supporters preferred to watch the senators withdrawal in private. headquarters drawers were locked and final paychecks taped on the windows. >> it dashed his political career. it was not over. neither was republican senator, david vitters found number was found in a prostitution ring. governor clinton stayed in office and governor stanford said the time i went missing for six days, i lied to the people and

gary hart, considered a front-runner, wasn't even a month into his quest for the presidency, he had to a political career undone by what the new york times calls a dalliance for the 29-year-old model/actress. a week before he dropped out of the race he addressed questions of marital infidelity. >> it's standard for being well known in this country, whatever profession you're in. they only. those charges only hurt if they stick, and they only stick if there's some credibility to them. in my case there isn't, so -- >> just an hour later he flew to washington where he met donna rice for the weekend. >> that one hurts. >> a few months after that, joe biden was forced to end his bid for the white house after the crime of -- plagiarizing some speeches. >> biden supporters in eastern iowa today preferred to watch the senator's withdrawal in private. headquarters doors were locked, what appeared to be final paychecks taped on the windows. >> his presidential hopes had been dashed. presidential career was definitely not over. neither was david witters after his number was found in the phone rec

don't forget, moammar gadhafi had reached out to senator gary hart more than a decade before we had this about-face in 2003. there are other costs. when americans are engaged in high profile diplomacy, diplomats too often a willing to the human rights and diplomats -- dissidents under the bus. avoiding my tricks and enables them to bypass the tricky questions about the efficacy of the process. and while the press often treats the politicization of intelligence as synonymous with the 2003 iraq war, affected the corruption of intelligence is a constant problem. one that even lyndon johnson complained about. the irony, however, is that intelligence can keep the peace rather than cause -- nor should we ever believe that engaging rogues changes their character. moammar gadhafi showed his true colors not only in 2004 when he ordered a hit on the saudi crown prince, but much more recently when he turned his guns on his own people. indeed, while diplomacy might achieve an intermediate aim, the only way to end a rogue regime is when that regime fails. rogues simply don't have epiphany. there's gr

. >> that ended gary hart's career.t through 20 years of speaking service. >> this is a very meat themed one more thing with the steak eating woman, which looks like me on a friday night when i don't have a wear these tight dresses on a saturday. and yours was beef themed, too. now, the cutest video ever. look at this little polar bear. he takes his first steps ever at the toronto zoo. look. >> take those steps now before global warming ruins your habitat. >> you can do it. you're almost there, buddy. >> he's going backwards. >> play "eye of the tiger." >> they're yelling at me. all right, polar bear. >> you have to watch the rest of the video. >> also featuring bob beckel tomorrow morning, not necessarily mandatory, but good. nfl all day saturday and sunday, and then sunday night, you have to check this out. i'm so excited for this. woody harrelson and matthew mcconaughey, true detectives, the new cop drama. >> on what? >> hbo. >> it's two gay detectives, right? >> no. >> i think it's great you like that stuff. >> greg

they had been hired by gary hart to run the state. texas was a political mess. there was a huge split between the progressives and the conservatives. it was an enormous learning experience for both the clintons. hillary was in san antonio and bill was in austin, running the campaign. he took george mcgovern out to to meet with lbj. clinton learned a lot in that campaign. learn how you can lose. from that moment on, bill clinton's concept was how you could be a moderate progressive and still hang onto something in america as it was changing. >> during his term as governor, the clintons increased their national profile, leading to the 1992 presidential campaign. the mentioned earlier that it was a bruising one. of rossg the arrival perot's candidacy in the campaign. it brought bill clinton and hillary clinton to the white house. after they arrive, there was the announcement about health care. we have a couple of clips to show you that help demonstrate the intention of the first lady's involvement in health care. let's watch. [video clip] hillary has agreed to shar

gary hart dropped out in 1997. mario cuomo didn't run in 1992. hillary clinton didn't run in 2004. and each of those democratic years wound up being more competitive. we see a whole lot less agreement among party insiders. i'm not showing it in this paper, but the endorsement data for these elections is a lot less consensus among democrats. they are dividing their support among different candidates, but also importantly much more of the democratic party establishment spits out. they don't make an endorsement at all. we see that in the republican side of it in 2008 and 2012. for republicans in those years mitt romney, for example, was the consensus pick of the establishment. very little of the establishment was in that year. they waited to the caucuses and primaries began. the parties decide among the candidates to run. they look at presidential nominations, which is an interactive process. sometimes the coalition really occurs and sometimes it's going to happen during the primaries. [inaudible] >> our next paper is called scandalous resurgence. politics of recovery. it's presented

gary tuchman, cnn, denver. >> a lot to talk about on this. joining me is dr. drew pinsky and carl hartgh price" and associate pro first of psychology at the at columbia university. doctor, you bring folks into the lab and test them. when people talk about this as a gateway drug do you buy that at all? >> we have to understand what gateway means. if people are saying the majority of people who use cocaine and use heroin have used marijuana that's absolutely right. but the vast majority of the people who use marijuana don't go on to those other drugs. >> so you're saying it's not that the pot necessarily leads to these things, it's just that he's that's what they were first able to get their hands on. >> a gateway drug is tobacco and alcohol. those are gateway drugs. i'm really disturbed by the whole idea that whether or not something is addictive is a criteria for it being illegal. that whole logic is very flawed to me. if that's the case for sure alcohol has to be illegal, tobacco has to be illegal. pills have to be illegal. ambien. >> but it's very easy to demonize marijuana. it has b

gary hart ran but dropped out in january 1987. mari cuomo didn't run in 1992. hillary clinton didn't run into thousand four. each of those democratic years wound up being more competitive. we see a whole lot less agreement among party insiders. i'm not showing it in this paper but the endorsement data for these elections, there's a lot less consensus among democrats. they are dividing their support among different candidates, but also very importantly, much more of the democratic party establishment sits out. they don't make an endorsement at all. i think we see that in the republican side of it in 2008 and 2012. the republicans in those years, mitt romney, for example, was kind of the consensus pick of the establishment but very little of the establishment weight gain in that year. they by and large waited until the primaries and caucuses begin. the parties decide tha they dece among the candidates who decide to run. when we look at presidential nominations, party nomination, it's really an interactive process of coalition building. sometimes the coalition coa