. >> our second lady is kathleen jones, 47 from massachusetts.police officer told us that her hair has a mind of its own. so she was thrilled that louis was going to put it behind bars. okay. let's listen to her story. >> you're so cute because you told me you really want this for your mom. tell us why? >> because she always works so hard and she just doesn't really get anything for herself and she needs something for herself. >> what happened, you told me the last time she went to get her hair colored. >> she bought me a video game before that, so she didn't have enough money to go get her hair done. >> that's a good mommy. >> what do you hope to look like after this process? >> i would just hope to look beautiful and make my daughter proud and i need a great cut and a great color. >> we're going to give it to you. are you ready to go? >> i am ready! >> after this she's really going to stop traffic. she's here with her daughter taylor and her daughter's friend. let's look at the before picture of kathleen and now let's bring out the new officer

jones. >> and kathleen willy, and -- >> he groped kathleen willy, and in response to that gloriastein em,he great grand, said he groped her , but when she said no he took no for an answer so if you are a pro choice democrat, white southern man, one free grope. if you are a conservative black they will believe the most horrible sexualized fantasies of these white women feminists. >> and herman cain used the words high-tech linching. is that -- >> yep. they used to do it with ropes, now they do it with words. >> and we had to have laws to protect blacks from democrats. as described in a full chapter of my book "demonic." and it was always democrats. i mean, these liberal historians industry it as southerners, southerners, they weren't all southerners, but they were all democrats. >> but it seems the liberal establish men was threatened by cain early on, symbolic crack pipe, bad apple, currying white favor. he's the guy the tea party gets to say is their black friend. >> right. >> all these things have been said. what is it about herman cain that threatens liberal establishment thoughts? >>

there was paula jones, and then kathleen willie, someone whose husband had just died.ost: does any of that matter to you? caller: as to why i voted for him? no, it did not. and if i was a republican, it would not pertain. i voted for john mccain twice, and the first time i've voted for john mccain, and i will tell you pike -- the first time i wrote voted for him was in the 2000 primary and then in the 2008 primary election. he sat in some holes on the ground in vietnam and did not give anyone information other than his name, rank, and serial number. i thought that was character. we need people with good character running this country. host: but the personal life u.s. but illustrative of character? caller: it is, it is, but we live in a demented society. sex is overplayed for what it is. no, i wish politicians would not get caught with their pants down. it would make for a much better society. host: are you a conservative democrat? caller: definitely a conservative democrat. host: another caller is on the air. i have pushed the wrong button. are you there? we can hear y

jones saying, kiss it, i wasn't making that up. they wrote a piece saying clinton groping kathleen lily say, okay, he groped her, but when she said no, he took no for an answer. the whole idea of the rule of law is something the feminists reject said you have one standard for everyone. but if you are a feminist or liberal you can call your secretary honey and oh it is capital punishment and bill clinton is molesting the help and dropping his pants and other smooth carrie grant moves and they say, no, that's fine. >> were you being sarcastic? >> which part? >> the clinton part? >> you think dropping your pants and saying kiss it isn't a carey grant move? >> i don't remember seeing that in a movie. >> i think you are right. >> she didn't say no, and he did get impeached for. it john edwards career is not swimming it. >> steb swart taylor who is -- stewart taylor wrote an article in a national law journal nine months into paula jones' allegations talking about how outraged he was his colleagues were refusing to cover the paula jones case when it was a total legitimate sexual harassment case. >> can i say something crazy? we should abol

welfare of our kids and our families, kathleen sebelius, our secretary. [ applause ] -- of health and human services. i want to acknowledge the mayor, delores jonesutler is in the house. two of my favorite members of congres congress, shaka fata and bob brady and one of my favorite former members of congress who i think is going to be doing big things here in pennsylvania is here as well, i guess i can't call you congressman -- huh? that's all right? the congressman murphy. i had a chance to say hello to mayor nutter when i landed in philly. he couldn't be with us this morning. i guess there are a few things going on here today. but i wished him well. he is a great partner of ours. and i also want to say thank you to miss plazan, dr. o'shea, all of the staff and the teachers who are here. they are just doing a great job. i had a chance to visit one of the classrooms here and i have to say it got me a little choked up. because, patrick, you need to remember, patrick's got small kids, and they are just so huggable at this age. and now they're still huggable but they're 5'9" and five feet and obviously you got a lot to handle when you're here. and t

as compared to bill clinton and paula jones, the first week that story broke, there was one story in the mainstream -- in the mainstream wilmedia. and kathleenillie, there were like three stories. and the broderick woman that he supposedly right, in the first week, there were only a couple of stories in the mainstream media. a conservative black man that the media will not put up with, the liberals just cannot stand to see a conservative african- american. i think that is what it is boiling down to. host: i do not want to disagree with your premise, but the internet was different during the malo whiskey story. drudge at the story and it became the story that it was. caller no, i am talking about the mainstream media, abc, nbc, cbs. i am not talking about the internet. host: but do you think that the internet drives the story differently that would have 15 years ago? caller: are you saying that there is no bias in the mainstream media at all? host: no, i'm just saying that the media is different now. collor and i think that that is a factor, but not the main factor. host: another tweet. here is how the story unfolded in a couple of capitol hi

kathleen sebelius, our secretary of health and human services. i want to acknowledge the mayor of the agents, jones but there is in the house. two of my favorite members of congress shot a foot tall and bob brady. [applause] , and one of my favorite former members of congress, who i think is going to be doing big things here in pennsylvania is here as well, i guess i can't call your congressman -- that's all right? congressman murphy. [applause] i had the chance to say hello to mayor nutter when we landed in philly. he couldn't be here this morning. i guess there's a few things going on here today. [laughter] but i wished him well. he's a great partner of ours and i also want to see thank you to dr. o'shea and all of the stuff and the teachers who are here. the largest doing a great job. [applause] i had the chance to visit one of the classrooms here and i have to say it got me choked up because you need to remember patrick has got small kids and they are just so huggable at this age. [laughter] and now they are still huggable but they are five, nine and obviously you have a lot to handle when you