i made to istanbul once from paris, and we were talking to a french diplomat, it was the time of gary hart running for president and getting in all kinds of trouble because of personal activities of his and we were chatting about it and he said to me, you know, we don't understand in france why you're making such a big deal about who gary hart had sex with. our prime minister has a very complicated personal life, he said. well compared to american first amendment law, france has a more complicated law with respect to this area. as the last presentation makes clear, france is a country that believes and treasures the freedom of speech. at the same time, it has far greater limitations on freedom of speech than we do. and sometimes those limitations make for very difficult decision making. after world war ii, france passed legislation basically abolishing all the vichy legislation and reinstating in 1939 a law which prohibited racist and anti-semitic speech. it did that for obvious reasons. france is one of many european countries that makes it illegal to engage in the denial of the holocaust

gary hart of serial killer it's like catch me if you can. >> i know. >> poor gary hart. >> i think mika hart. >> sorry. >> okay. she gave her apology. mika still hasn't apologized. sam stein? >> i want to observe when you started this conversation by saying we don't think he's crazy and we end it by talking about the meticulous way he's chopped up bodies. seems odd. >> how personal he wrapped their body parts up where newspaper articles with their names on it. >> with his name on it so that when a detectives found morris black, they were like, oh who is bobby durst and here's his address and they went and found him and they got there and he had left the gun and the packaging from the trash bags in his trash in galveston. so there was always a kind of -- look even when he fled galveston he went to new orleans. he has some history with new orleans before this week. and -- because there he was living as another deaf mute. when he left that apartment he left a wig, an abc special on his missing wife and susan's father's star of david that was her most prized possession that he left her in t

that she and i made it to istanbul when we were talking to a french diplomat that was the time of gary hart'sning for president and getting in all sorts of trouble because of personal activities and we were chanting about it and he said to me we don't understand why you're making such a big deal about who gary hart has sex with. our prime minister has a very complicated personal life. compared to the first amendment law france has the more complicated law with respect to this area as the last presentation makes it clear it is a country that the leaves and treasures the freedom of speech in the limitations on the speech of certain sorts that we do and sometimes those limitations make for very difficult decision-making. after world war ii france passed legislation basically abolishing all the legislation and reinstating in 1939 the law that prohibited the racist and anti-semitic speech. it did that for obvious reasons. france is one of many european countries that makes it illegal to engage in the denial of the holocaust. french law basically distinguishes and i'm reading here because it is so

martin o'malley worked for gary hart in 1983. he was nowhere at this point.t got 17% of the vote or something in what against mondale's 50. he won new hampshire and almost beat mondale. i think someone like o'malley could have a shot. >> you do see this feeling against dynasties bubbling up. is it something people vote on? >> i think the really difficult part for hillary, more than the dynasty, is it's tough for a party to get a third term in the white house. when was the last one? it was bush sr. after reagan. before that it was fdr after himself. before that hoover after coolidge. you have to run as of continuity. it's tough for hillary clinton to be the candidate of continuity after barack obama. >> she has a great case to make for continuity. with respect to economic policy. >> will she run that way? ment i -- >> i assume she will. zinties suggest generational passing down. she's not a generation where her father is handing this down. she's a woman. >> the role has changed? >> i think it's changed. >> there is a problem with dynasties in that if people th

martin o'malley worked for gary hart in 1983. he was nowhere at this point.dale was the prohibitive favorite. john glen, a favorite. hart got 17% of the vote or something in what against mondale's 50. he won new hampshire and almost beat mondale. i think someone like o'malley could have a shot. >> you do see this feeling against dynasties bubbling up. is it something people vote on? >> i think the really difficult part for hillary, more than the dynasty, is it's tough for a party to get a third term in the white house. when was the last one? it was bush sr. after reagan. before that, it was fdr after himself. and then hoover after coolidge. that's in the last 100 years. three times. notice, you have to run as the candidate of continuity. it's tough for hillary clinton to be the candidate of continuity after barack obama. >> she has a great case to make for continuity. with respect to economic policy. >> will she run that way? >> i assume she will. certainly take advantage of the great work with the affordable care act and jobs. let me say a quick word about d

. >> reporter: gary hart he get on the floor. ng on the floor >> gary radnich: are you talking about sakes? >> gary radnich: you have to sell your house or know somebody. >> reporter: i love all this nobody reporter is making it from the debut go with this and how calm air and rodgers and these fancy actor girlfriend is to be on the floor and the badgers are cutting down the nets. and all the media has to stay behind the three-point line and he gets to be right in there. >> gary radnich: now you're taking the high and mighty because he's a quarterback. >> reporter: is a gentle lot of days which you of the point is as are our works. >> gary radnich: 50 in the july games thus far and water to >> reporter: the port someplace like that between what is the on the floor and they need to investigate at the same time he's 20 how upset he is. to the biggest quarter crybaby of the night i have a pass to be on the court. sometimes the answer is yes sometimes is no >> gary radnich: if he did the interview someone five fought for him and given

. >> i thought this was about the gary hart o'malley story. >> that's a fun one, too. >> not only doesad where they talk about the episode that aired, that does well. >> is that an actual show? >> yes, is that a -- >> after the walking dead they have a comedian talk to actors about the show they just watched. it does extremely well. of course they will -- this show is already approved for two seasons before it's even aired. they are fully in this. >> i'm pleased to announce after this shoew allen alda will be here to discuss our show. maybe i put an idea out there. >>> up next -- we did four shoirz stories. >>> what one astronaut is attempting to do what no american has ever done before in space. ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around barbara ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ i accept that i'm not 21. i accept i'm not the sprinter i was back in college. i even accept that i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won'

with the president's consent i appointed former senator gary hart to be engaged in those talks. he's been very active. there is a $7.5 million commitment in the existing peace impact program. and the funding is there for 2011. we have no reason not to be releasing it and engaged in it. so we will continue to be deeply involved in that. with respect to congressman zell on the allowance of offensive operations, the limit of authority, i thought we were talking about -- so this is a good opportunity for clarification. i was talking about in the context of any potential of american ground forces, and the limits of the enduring language. but obviously we are engaged in offensive operations. the air power could not be more so, and we are engaged directly needless to say in arming, you know, and assisting, training and assisting, and now the overt title ten training and assist program. those are offensive operations that the united states is going to be supporting one way or the other. but we're not talking about american ground troops and there is no authorization in here putting amer