. >> o'brien: it's a non-profit called sarrell dental run by retired corporate o jeff parker. >> the need that i saw when i got here was tremendous. there wasn't a dental home for these children. they had nowhere to go. there were more children needing care than there were dentists able to see them. >> o'brien: that's what happened to donna butner's grandchildren. >> my grandchildren came to live with me when will was two and julie was six months old. >> o'brien: she first asked her own dentist to treat them. >> they said they did not accept medicaid. they didn't want to charge me less than their normal fees, you know, and there was no rebates or no discounts or no nothing just because i've been going to him for 30 years, you know. it was unreal. this blew my mind. >> give it just a minute, okay? >> o'brien: now they are just two of the 300,000 children who come every year to one of sarrell's 15 clinics. >> these people here, honey, have been a blessing untold to my family. >> o'brien: sarrell doesn't have to make a profit, and most of its dentists get paid a straight salary. >> our

think i think the biggest problem that a lot of americans have it out there is a parker students administration. well jeff you're right there is a lot of hypocrisy over at the white house off the top of my head the president is guilty of embracing the revolving door syndrome with lobbyist becoming presidential staffers and vice versa meanwhile the white house website says there's a firm ban on that what about obama's war on whistleblowers he's gone back on his own promise of transparency is labeled just about everything the u.s. does a state secrets and an issue of national security and it is prosecuting whistleblowers who he once hailed under the espionage act so when it comes to popular sea yeah the president is definitely guilty of it but he picked the wrong example next time jeff just do some homework first because you had so many legitimate options to choose from so we're taking the easy way out just making of scary stories about the t.s.a. under the obama administration favoring muslims representative jeff landry is tonight's tool time winner. our guys it's time for happy hour and joining me this ev

parker. george clooney, will smith robber deniro, chris rock, on romney's side you have donald trump, jeff foxworthyd jean gene simmons. maybe his celebrities are more clownish. president obama has had to do a ton of fundraising. he did 164 fundraisers. and that even crushes bush's record in that same time frame. and i think liberal reagan did three with the rnc. that shows you how much the times have changed. let's bring everybody back in here. dorothy lucey michael michael shure michael hastings, does anybody believe this will work? are they going to get turned off. >> you said hang out with him. but you would like to have a chardonnay and maybe it's not the guy you want to have a beer with which george bush famously was. but i want to go to the george clooney one. >> so am i, i don't know what an endive is. >> get in trouble for talking about that the last time around. it's a lettuce. it's a certain type of lettuce. >> belgium endive is what he said. >> endive. but dorothy said endiv. >> i do like the chardonnay. >> cenk: now look, michael i actually think that taking money from celebrities is be

jeff toobin will join us in a few minutes to talk about that. >> tony parker, now claiming he almost eye after that nightclub brawl between chris brown and drake. could he miss the olympics because of his injuries? we're going to talk about that straight ahead as well. first, christine romans updates us on headlines. >>> record rainfall before it even makes landfall, tropical storm debby drenching florida as it sits off the coast. water surging into the streets, tossing boats around in sarasota. forecasters say debby could dump 2 feet of rain on florida before she's finished, that's a few days from now. john zarrella live in clearwater, florida. good morning. >> reporter: hi, christine, we're in a little bit of a break here. sun is coming out but the rain bands continue to move in. yesterday it was particularly bad, pretty much across the entire state of florida. between tornadoes down south and water spouts on the east coast of florida, heavy flooding in areas up here just to the north of us in pascoe county to the south of us in pin ellas county. a little spin of land to my left an