paul ghazi!laughter) >> jon: i don't know if those are the proprietary nicknames for something this serious. i'm going to go with the ball accost. flagrant equipment tampering! raising the question whether the patriots win was due the cheating, without it maybe 38-7. deflated ball would be easier to throw and catches special in inclement weather. the patriots denied the accusations. coach bill belichick brought the science to back it up. >> we all know air pressure is a function of the atmospheric conditions. (laughter) >> jon: yeah! i guess the question would be, though but for only one team? >> it's similar to the concept of when you get into your car and the light comes on and it says low tire pressure because the car's been sitting in the driveway outside overnight, the atmospheric conditions as well as the true equilibrium of the ball is critical to the measurement. >> jon: this concludes the first episode of professor belichick's madeup (bleep) 101. up next, the specific gravity of toin cou

. >> deflate gate, or if you prefer ball ghazi beat the indianapolis colts 45-7. did the patriots deflate the balls to get a leg up, so to speak. >> i have followed every rule to the letter. of all the football i've handled this past week. i can't tell a difference if there is an one-pound difference or half a pound difference in any of the football. >> the league has clear rules. the football must have apressure ofpressure of one and a half to two pounds of pressure. more attention will be given to the pigskin to ensure that for super bowl xlix is probably inflateed. >> why get the edge on a team that you crush on the field. are the football tossed by the patriots in the afc championship game simply the result of natural forces? when we cheat do we roll the dice? do cheaters believe that no one will ever know that they're likely to pull it off? we'll begin with al jazeera sports correspondent michael yves nice to have you with us. >> good to be here, ray. >> is this a big deal? >> it depends on who you ask if you go by the letter of the law it is cheating, and fo

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even though the left goes nuts when you mention things like ben ghazi i still think that is heartburn for hillary his heartburn for hillary clinton. >> host: what do you expect democrats to do with a war on women especially if hillary clinton is the nomination, how would you handle that inevitability from the left? >> guest: i hope that is the best weapon they have because if it is we might as well go ahead and start measuring drapes and get into the plan because that's proving to fall so short. the colorado senate race is a great example of how this message rings so hollow. into legend, thoughtful, strong women know that they are not helpless creatures of their gender. lord knows my wife knows that, my daughter knows that, my daughter-in-law does that. all the women i've surrounded myself with, my chief of staff for ten and a half years was a female, many of my cabinet officers. they would be livid if i ever said to them while, you know, we are going to get you these jobs cut you're not really able to do them because you are a woman and you are helpless to your gender and if you don'

caller: i was a democrat until ben ghazi--- ben ghazi-gatge. i worry about the influence condoleezza rice has over the bush family. i have read the memoirs of george tenant, dick clark donald rumsfeld, and it is clear to me that she is incompetent. that she should not be placed on any kind of national security team. having her a heartbeat away from the presidency would give me a heart attack. she is responsible for ignoring repeated memos from dick clark george tenant, and others, including vladimir putin. obama bin laden was going to attack. she ignore them repeatedly. i looked into her scholarships. her dissertation was roundly criticized by scholars. she is not on the level of people like richard haas or the president. i am trying to warn bush. she had a negative influence on his brother, george bush. she dominated him, in my opinion . she excluded him from being able to connect from other members of his team who were relegated by condoleezza rice. host: time for a few other callers. note, the president left just a couple of hours ago for hi

by the way, there is a hearing this morning taking a look at the topic of and ghazi. -- benghazi.he snow has caused some changes here in washington, d c, but the searing is still on. it is the third public hearing on benghazi. c-span3 is where you can find it and that will start at 10:30 a.m. one more call on this topic. james in virginia, republican line. caller: good morning, sir. everybody is talking about the black and white and gray areas and free trade may be good, but i'm living in an area that has 54,000 people and 21,000 people lost their jobs in my hometown because of free-trade and nafta. the furniture industry is wiped out. the textile industry is wiped out. what good is it doing our area? host: so you would say stop treat -- stop free-trade agreements change free-trade agreement? will would you do? caller: better policies on it. after nafta, within five years it was gone. it needs to be regulated one for one. our politicians here in the county didn't want it at first and they said they did, and then when the jobs were gone, they hated it. it's only benefiting the peop

in ben ghazi he said there wasn't a terrorist situation. in yemen when he allowed the terrorists to leave from gitmo. they are in yemen. we are having problems with yemen. how can i take this person seriously? he talks about transparency. this administration is not transparent at all. host: i just want to jump in can you tie it back into the question? caller: i can't believe anything he says. host: and is in iowa for independent. caller: i just need to mention only one of those candidates mentioned the 10th amendment. it's time for the 10th amendment. host: a new york times lease on this. they point out that environmentalists cheered the proposal. that these goes on to point out that the administration will release policies on conservation soon. norman is in new york. good morning. caller: i just wanted to say that i agree with obama about fracking. a lot of companies go down to south america mexico, while canal. -- while canal. let us make a silver mine or a gold mine and you will be rich and have jobs. after they asked like the gold mines