you might remember mourdock as the tea party favorite who beat incumbent republican senator dick lugar in last month's indiana primary well he said in a newspaper interview yesterday that employers should be able to deny health insurance to cancer patients rock went on to say that health care will be the biggest issue and our well first of all be the biggest issue that's going to be a failing economy and secondly mourdock and his fellow conservatives have this radical view of employers' rights on where they can do whatever they want and get away with it and that is very very a. given the amount of corporate money is flowing through the hands of both republicans and democrats it's really easy to think of the two parties as one of the same the story line is that they're both bought out and working for the corporations it's a talking point that's repeated by numerous politicians and political commentators these days. republicans and democrats aren't much different but i don't see any difference between the leadership of the two parties one of the widely perceived differences between the t

richard mourdock, indiana gop senate candidate and dark lord of the the wizard-- pretaped his reaction to the eventual ruling last thursday and accidentally posted his prefont on youtube. >> we have had our brief moment of celebration because the supreme court ruled that obamacare is, in fact, unconstitutional. 4r56 laugh -- (laughter) >> stephen: this is one of the briefest moments of celebration i've ever seen. but folks it is inspiring to see a man so confident in prevailing that he puts his balls on the felt and documents his prediction. and three other predictions. >> well, the supreme court has done what none of us really thought could happen. they have ruled obamacare constitutional. >> we now know obama care came down to the split decision. the supreme court struck done part but not all of the health-care bill. >> the united states supreme court has done what none of us expected. they found an answer to the health-care issue which basically lead them to no decision at all. >> stephen: it's just-- it's just smart to cover your bases while you've got the camera crew there. i mean

. >> cenk: richard mourdock is indiana state treasurer.chard lugar the incumbent for the right to go into the senate race in indiana. he's our clown of the day. he decided to make a video of what would happen in the supreme court case on the afford healthcare act. he wanted to do a video on all three possible outcomes. he up loaded all of them on youtube. >> the supreme court ruled that the obama-care is, in fact constitutional. [ bleep ] >> we now know that obama-care came down to the split decision. the supreme court struck down part but not all of the healthcare bill. the supreme court has done what none of us thought really could happen. they ruled obama-care constitutional. >> cenk: clown of the earth. they are so fake, these politicians. in case they won he had this recorded. >> don't sit back and think that the fight is over, because it isn't. president obama and joe donnelly are putting obama-care 2.0 together and they'll try to pass it again. we cannot let that happen. >> cenk: i love that. no matter what happens they're going to

richard mourdock easeily the clown of the day. all right guys, we love you. have a great weekend. stay tune right here for more current tv. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> joy: good evening, i'm joy behar sitting in for eliot spitzer for the final time this week. we start tonight with a horrible story that just got worse. as if the jerry sandusky case could not get any more disgusting, it was revealed yesterday that sandusky's own adopted son came forward with sexual abuse allegations against his father. here to discuss this is child safety advocate and president of the klass-kids foundation mark klass. welcome to the show, mark. happy to have you here. you know a lot about this subject. why was the son reluctant to come forward in the first place. he was on his father's side and then he turned around. >> i want to be clear i'm not an objective observer here. i think jerry sandusky is an evil troll who has molested several men and ruined their lives. he has certainly caused a black eye to the non-profit world and rocked the halls of his university. it's very, very difficult for somebody to

in indiana, republican senate candidate richard mourdock tried to get ahead of the supreme court's decisionng a series of responses to every possible outcome. >> no, he didn't do that. >> he did. >> it hasn't happened yet. how do you do that? >> unfortunately each of those responses -- >> oh, no, no. >> -- mistakenly posted to youtube. steven colbert came to his defense. >> the property has ruled obama constitutional. >> we now know that obamacare down as a split decision, striking down part but not all of the health care bil. >> the united states supreme court has done what none of us expected, they found an answer which led to no decision at all. >> my only criticism here is the only options mourdock prepared for were overturned, not overturned, half overturned and no answer. but what about all the other possibilities? i think we've got to be ready for anything. jim? >> the united states supreme court has done what none of us expected. there's been a recount and justice antonin scalia ruled he's been for raccoons. >> only clarence thomas can rule on obamacare. he's remained silent. >> jus

mourdock. he's a candidate. >> did he prepare for his one? darn it. >> we've been talking about this tension for chiefç justice roberts between constitution and institution. generally speaking how much of -- is it a part of the job of a chief justice to think broadly about public perception of the supreme court and not just to look at the law? >> well, it's -- i guess you can say it's an unofficial part of it because i think all the modern chief justices have worried about it or at least have thought about it. there's only so much they can do about it, of course, because like any of the rest of them, the chief justice has just one vote. and, you know, they all are very independent thinkers and he can't really push someone to vote one way or the other. but you're right, i mean they do think about it. i don't know how much there is that they can do about it. >> one other thing, pete, before you go. another surprise for me, anthony kennedy, sounding like a strident conservative yesterday in the decisions not the anthony kennedy that we've gotte

the four videos feature richard mourdock's reaction to different potential outcomes.n told our affiliate, all campaigns prepare comments ahead of time for decisions like this. no guessing his reaction, joe. >> that's unbelievable. technology can be tough to candidates running for office. >> can't erase that. yeah. >> thanks so much, mary. >>> time to check back with jack cafferty. jack? >> how are you going to follow that? what kind of a looney tune does that. i have four different responses. i'll upload them ahead of time. >> that's totally late night comedy material. >> question this hour, how can we restore confidence in our public schools. we used to have good schools in this country, used to know how to do this stuff. no longer. as a former high school teacher, i know what happened and who's responsible. our schools were ruined by the same catastrophic liberal experiments that ruined our families and larger culture. we won't fix the schools until the liberal mindset is swept aside. tom in texas writes stop selling war and buying every piece of military hardware o