this is a way of larry flint to normalise himself. >> i don't think that is accurate. we were telling the important story and the case of bill clinton in which case this national tryout and saga over sex captivated the public mind and distracted us from serious threats to america one of which was not tied up. of the 9/11 commission recordrosto led commissioners say the monica lewinsky scandal distracted the administration and kept us from doing what we should have been doing to protect the american public. p >> guest: you will never convinceub everyone about bill clinton and they will have pros and cons why he was a great president or why he was a tv and. people will argue that for centuries to come. >> were there any political any all sexual escapades left out because they cannot be substantiated? >> hall there were some imports and tapes, especially audio tapes involving high-ranking politicians that we wanted to use but we couldn't because you have to have the information from both parties. we definitely would have been sued. >> guest: there always has been rumors a

in this pretend "newsweek" magazine, which has been bought out by larry flint, by the way. yeah. eben thomas says he grabbed the party's power brockers by their elephant stitched -- whatever. he's a c thrvings nn contradictory appearing most nights -- wait a minute. i jumped ahead of the script. that's ok. i want you and they're going to get upset with me because i'm not reading the exact words that bring on the clip. but the people who are running the clips are going to be able to figure this out with these word -- play the ebens what's his face cliff. it's self-explanatory, i promise. >> reagan was all about america. and he talked about it. obama is we are above that now. we're not just parochial, shove nisk or provensrble. in a way obama is standing above the country, above the world. a sort of god. audience: boo! sort of god, but i can't say that up here. ok, here's the envelope, ladies and gentlemen. you know, i can tell from your reaction who you'd like to win this award. am i right? ok. by the way, has anybody accepted? actually said yeah, send me -- does thomas or keith o

larry flynt back to the clinton/of monaco lewinsky thing and offered a million dollars to flush out some republicans and a lot of information came forward on a congressman and livingston's wife approached mr. flint and said she would try to get back together with her husband and appreciates the published material and the second thing was the whole clinton/lewinsky thing was not perjury because it was completely immaterial to the -- was a consensual affair. how is having a consensual affair would influence a criminal case, you just can't ask that. kenneth starr's behavior was much more inappropriate than bill clinton's ever was. >> guest: obviously they felt very much about clinton the way they do about president obama and wanted to get rid of him and they would willing to do it that way they possibly could. from the time efforts were started to prosecute clinton, they were totally out of control. of a set earlier in the show i think people are going to be discussing this decades to come about the pros and cons of how bill clinton was treated. >> host: you are on quaid tour with this book unusual in "1 nation under sex: how the private lives of presidents, first ladies and their lovers changed th

. >>> larry flynt is offering a $1 million prize for any information on the secret lives of the country's leaders. flints also the co author of a new book titled "one nation under six." he says his goal is to expose the hypocrisy who often say one thing in public but do something else in private. >>> 8:17. well, al qaeda has selected osama bin laden's replacement. the mu reports say he's a -- the new reports say he's a temporary leader. scott macfarland joins us live with more. >> reporter: his name is asef adel. he's believed to have organized attacks on the u.s. before, including attacks on the military in afghanistan, shortly after the 2001 invasion there. the presumed replacement for bin laden was expected to be his deputy, i manual manual -- i man al wa czarry. it it's reported -- it's reported the drones flying over there before the compound, it's likely in response to the raid in which he was shot and killed. live in washington, scott macfarland, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, scott. >>> one of the tap commanders of the taliban in pakistan is speaking out for the first time since the death of

. >> larry, what do you suppose they would think today of the way we are all subjected to the tsa? [laughter] >> they would probably find washington's musket packed away with a flint in there. what's this? it would be outrageous. they wouldn't -- there's a story about washington, you probably heard this. he was a very unemotional man, only seen to cry publicly maybe once or twice. ones that people can document, and on one occasion at a dinner party, somebody made a bet. i bet you can't walk up to washington and slap him on the back. hey, george, how are you doing. they said washington turned and gave this guy such an icy cold stare, he backed away, and nobody touched washington again. what do you think he would do with a tsa agent groping his genitals? heed pull out his pistol with a flint in it and say meet my little friend. [laughter] anybody else? yes, sir. >> i was thinking when you talked about the environment, and you talked about the government owning, being the biggest land owner, and i imagine the land is held in national parks and that? >> yes. >> was the patriots against holding land for that for the common use of everyone? >> if it's to the point where