we are here with geri lynn matthews and michael matthews, talking about a very difficult subject -- rapen the military -- and michael is a survivor. and, michael, i know that because you and geri lynn have worked on this for so many years now, dealing with it for so many years with your documentary and just staying involved, you have some numbers in your head about just how bad this problem is in the military. >> well, you know, we have roughly the numbers of veterans walking around in our community -- six million veterans have been raped -- male veterans have been raped. and the percentage of suicides -- there's 22 a day, veterans killing themselves right now. and the percentage of those is, only 12% of those are actually combat-related. roughly, about 2.5%, so, where's the other 80%, you know, 80-something-% coming from? and -- and the apa tells us that a man who is raped and does not try to get help for it, get counseling, will try to commit suicide at least twice in their life. that's 90% of them. >> now, tell me what the apa is, please? >> oh, american psychiatric association. >> mm

. >> michael feldman and matthew dowd, you guys are all great. thanks for doing this. and we'll be back in a minute. >> good evening, i'm melena ryzik of "the new york timeses" sitting in for charlie rose on assignment. in the meddler, marnie an aging widow from new york follows her daughter lori to los angeles. there she begins interfering in every aspect of lori's life without realizing it is programs her own life that needs fuksing. writer/director lorene scafaria sophomore effort explore this complex relationship between mother and daughter. "vanity fair" calls the film subtle, inspired and metic lusly observed. here slt trailer for "the meddler." >> lori, lori. lore, are you not bring in the mail today? >> mom, you have to ring the door bell. >> but i've got the key. >> how do you feel since your there are a lot of hours in the day. and so sometimes i call lori. >> brought you bagels. >> you should have called. >> i did. >> but i didn't answer. >> you condition just leave someone with bon glie orchid. >> you left let it die too. >> i think we should get you a hobb

please join me in thanking michael mukasey and matthew g. olsen. [applause] >> i will say down here and give you -- i say, i mean, yeah. well, welcome back from that short break. i hope you enjoyed the second panel as much as i did. we are going to continue the conversation, and i am particularly pleased to have former representative mike rogers to give us his viewpoint now as a former member of congress in a key post. we have heard from two panels giving you the view from the executive branch perspective. and we are building our way to the last panel, "a view from inside the white house: how the president actually uses intelligence." for now, we have a lunchtime treat for you. my friend, mike allen, is going to be giving some framing remarks, then we will hear from congressman rogers. mike started his career after law school. he worked for president bush in the white house national security area. for three years, he was the staff director at hipsi. i cannot think of a better person to introduce our key note speaker than mike allen. mr. allen: than

kathleen: i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this message. >> jack: [ sighs ] >> michael: a subpoena. you are to be deposed in the pass key lawsuit. >> jack: oh, great. now my wife and i have a matching set. how thoughtful of you to deliver it personally. >> michael: you can't be surprised, jack. >> jack: i'm disappointed that you're involved. >> michael: i'm doing my job. i thought you understood. when phyllis came at me earlier, you were -- >> jack: i did not want this thing to escalate. >> michael: and now that it has? >> jack: i'm as frustrated as phyllis is. you sold us out when you could have gotten better work elsewhere! >> michael: there are not a lot of jobs for disbarred lawyers. >> jack: oh, come on. you've got plenty of connections, not the least of which used to be phyllis and me. you could have started a new business. hell, written a crime novel. >> michael: victoria is a connection. she respects me. she needs my expertise on this case. >> jack: you took this job at

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michael kleinen and the royal family. what kind of background can you give us as to how it was selected? matthewaramco used to stand for the arabian american oil company. the original owners were exxon, mobil. that relationship goes back decades and decades back to the rockefellers. chase has been a long time anchor -- banker for ramco. jpmorgan seems to have had the pull position here. they have been working on this for a couple weeks and they are well into it. betty: so when are we going to get official news on this ipo? is there any sense of a timeline? matthew: the man behind this is the king's youngest son, second in line to the throne. in interviews he has given to bloomberg, he seems inclined to roll this out in an official capacity sometime in the next month or so. whether that includes more details on the ipo of aramco remains to be seen. it in the realm of a 5% stake in the parent. there was skepticism about whether the parent or downstream of subsidiaries is inclined to do the whole parent. this is all in line to reform the economy, to win the kingdom off its sole dependence on oil. t

michael huffington that might have set that record -- '92. but in a crowded race, the prominent candidates are tron, and kathleen matthews, who is married to myolleague, and the host of m matthews. it's going to be a lot of interesting results. we'll be right back with more of msnbc special primetime primary coverage. we're here live in philadelphia. we'll be right back. >>> there's only one place to watch primary night. if you want smart analysis and accurate results right here on msnbc. brian williams, rachel maddow with anchor our coverage from 30 rock. i'll be here in philadelphia. anoth at midnight, lawrence o'donnell will have special coverage. that said, we'll be right back. we're always looking for ways to speed up your car insurance search. here's the latest. problem is, we haven't figured out how to reverse it. for now, just log on to compare.com... plug in some simple info and get up to 50 free quotes. choose the lowest and hit purchase. now...if you'll excuse me, i'm late for an important function. compare.com. saving humanity from high insurance rates. >>> welcome back. msnbc special coverage of primary night. i'm wrapping up hou

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there is michael steele, former head of the republican national priebus, andince for those of you outside, maybe you heard, chris matthewsor congress. and opening senate nomination in maryland, she came in third in that race. there is bobby scott, a democrat and virginia and the congressman. and if you have comments and you would like to make them to the white house correspondents' dinner, go to our facebook page. there is a conversation going on , but also twitter. span is our twitter handle, or #whcd. use this is live coverage. ♪ ends] [background chatter] ♪ >> he spans live coverage of the white house correspondents' dinner continues. absolutely nobody is in there's heat, even the start time being two minutes. it will begin late, as it always does. there is a regular talkshow host and author for the press down there with his wife. a few minutes ago on your screen, one of the actresses that is here attending this dinner, she attended the google hbo party last night, which is associated with this dinner. >> we are joined by gabrielle union. what are you looking forward to tomorrow? >> i am looking forward to marry will

michael mall loan put it, "we don't have enough marines to do the added work efficiently. we're making it a lot harder on the young marines who are fixing our aircraft." lieutenant matthew brown add, "this burden is coming on the backs of our young marines. they're the ones who are working 20 to 21 hours a day to get them ready to go on deployment." the commandant of the marine corps, robert necessarilier, has said, "we don't have enough aarons that we would call ready-basic aircraft and that aviation readiness is its number-one concern. it is no wonder because this readiness crisis is literally putting the lives of our marines at risk." lieutenant colonel harry thomas commands a squadron of fa-18's. he told fox news that last year he deployed to the pacific with 10 jets. only 7 made t his own jet caught on fire in guam. lieutenant colonel thomas was able to land the aircraft safely, but the incident nearly cost taxpayers $29 million and lieutenant colonel thomas' life. now his squadron is getting ready to deploy in three months but only two of his 14 hornets can fly. the aircraft shortage also means training is suffering and our pilots could be losing their edge. as th