evidence is shipped from trenton -- i'm sorry, from hunterdon to trenton.entially removed from the case two weeks before the dismissal and finally on august 23, 2010, the head of the corruption bureau of the attorney general's office marches into court and claims that there were numerous factual issues with the indictment and it's dismissed. that day i complained to the acting prosecutor. clearly there are political influences involved. legally there's no way all 43 counts could be dismissed. the next day i'm suspended without explanation. asked for an explanation, told i'm not entitled to one. give my access cards in. three weeks later i get a one sentence dismissal letter from the division of criminal justice. >> so you right now are in the process of suing through the state appeals court where you want the testimony that you it shall you want the case you presented to this grand jury to be made public because you want people to see this was a strong case that did not deserve to be quashed. >> the story you mentioned in the "new york times" had four grand

many potential situations that could have spiralled out of control, the firing of the prosecutor in hunterdonounty. when he got rid of his education commissioner. there were so many situation where is he got the benefit of the doubt because people really believed what mitt romney was just expressing there. and after that performance at the january 9 press conference right now, i just don't see chris christie getting that benefit of the doubt when any other story comes out. and i don't know how he gets that benefit of the doubt back in the future. >> say hi to chris christie for me when you see him in illinois next week. >> if i can find him, i will. >> and steve kornacki, david axelrod and i and everyone in politics tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m., glued to "up" with steve kornacki saturday morning and sunday morning. steve and david, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thank. >>> coming up, the port authority was created almost 100 years ago by dreamers. dreamers of big things. people who believed that government could operate honestly and efficiently for the good of the people gove