[laughter] i happily attended stanford law school but in the process i met my husband to be john o'connor and he was a year behind me in moscow and we decided to get married and i graduated you both like to eat that met one of us would have to work and that was me. i thought no problem there were at least 40 notices from law firms and california saying law graduates we would be happy to talk to about job opportunities. give us a call. there were 40 different messages. i would call every month not a single one would even give me an interview. why? because we don't hire women. that was the way it was. i got out about 1952 but isn't that amazing? they wouldn't even talk and i really did need to get a job. [laughter] i heard the county attorney from redwood city once had a woman lawyer on the staff and i thought that was encouraging. unaided appointment. in california they elect the county attorney. so he gave me an appointment he was very ninth set -- nice and agreeable and did say he had a woman on his staff and she did well and he would be happy to have another. i had a good resonate and i

[laughter] i happily attended stanford law school, and in the process, i met my husband to be, john o'connor, and he was a year behind me in law school. we decided to get married, and i graduated from the law school and we both liked to eat, and that meant one of us is going to have to work come in since i was out of law school, that was me. and i thought no problem getting a job. there were at least 40 notices on stanford's bulletin board at the law school, from law firms in california saying stanford law graduates, we have this, we would be happy to talk to you about job opportunities, give us a call. there were 40 different messages from different law firms in california on the bulletin board. so i called every one of those notices. not a single one would even give me an interview. i said why? they said we don't hire women. and that was the way it was. i got out of law school i just about 1952, but isn't that amazing? they wouldn't even talk. and i really did need to get a job. [laughter] i heard that the county attorney and san mateo county california, the county seat is in redwood city,

i'm thinking of john riggins talking to sandra day o'connor, lighten up, judge.e go to you, sarah, you have the history behind you. what do men talk about -- they talk about rape. why do republican men talk about rape? what is it in the water supply or the barn leaving the dog or whatever the stuff, why are they talking about rape all the time? your thoughts. >> well, i have no idea, but there was a great cartoon during the last election, and it was a big button that said vote, and it was a woman's finger on it saying we know how to shut them down, and that's what happened in the last election. >> who was the guy that said put an aspirin between your knees and all this -- cecile, you know this stuff, too. why don't you just tell them in the interest of political success, stop talking. >> well, chris, you said it best at the end of the last election is when someone asked you did the rape guy win and you have to ask which one, you know it's a disaster. the fact someone is still defending todd akin and this guy is running for united states senate. >> gingrey is one

john edwards. [ laughter ] that's why. that's why. [ applause ] and the -- and the former san diego mayor, a woman named maureen o'connor, toldederal prosecutors that she went broke after gambling more than a billion dollars she inherited from her late husband. she gambled away a billion dollars at casinos playing video poker. >> rickey: wow. [ light laughter ] >> jay: a billion dollars. but to be fair, atne point, she was up 300 bucks. [ laughter ] so i got to give her -- you know, i got to say it wasn't all -- it wasn't a total loss. [ applause ] and former chicago congressman jesse jackson, jr. pled guilty today to misusing hundreds of thousands of dollars of campaign funds for his own personal use. including buying a