moynahan, a, what is actually a scapegoat? >> it is a small animal in luxenburg where prince rivas is from. >> is there another royal baby i missed? >> we will talk about it later. >> opinion? >> ridiculous and the incredible thing of prince rivas saying secretary clinton has been in the public eye for two decades and there is no need to do a docudrama on a known individual. >> did he not walk the line? >> it is unbelievable. >> you can't write books about people that are known. >> that's nuts. everybody knew about shark nato. we have to take a break. i think monica lewinski should play by a fattened up mily cyrus. >> that is offensive, but totally. bill clinton played by himself. he would demand it. i want to have sex with all of the girls. it is fake sex, mr. president. i i want to have sex with awful them. that's the thing whe documentary comes out. it is clinton jokes. i am bringing sexy back. them other boys don't know how to act. something steve doosey said to me before he got off the elevator. >> test tube burgers? call

>> my last name is moynahan. i am irish. >> irish need not apply. get out of here. >> how did he get on this table, bill? >> go drink your whisky and eat your potato and be gone with you. >>> nick, the excuse for the students will be to raise awareness of racism because that's what they say when they get busted. it doesn't really matter if it didn't happen because it always happens. >> it is doing the opposite. it is backfiring. it proves that white racism is almost dead. they have to create these situations. you don't see conservatives doing the opposite, right? they don't have to. it exists. >> that's an interesting point. >> it is like the crook that owns the glass store and he breaks the windows at the high school. >> i forgot about that story. >> then they can go buy the windows from the glass store. >> of course that's why. >> i just wanted to make sure. we have some slow viewers. metaphors can be too complex for bill. bill, when a hoaxer is found out, they are usually put into therapy because people somehow feel sorry for the hoaxer. they don

i messaged michael moynahan to get his take.pinion matched with mine. >> i called john karr knee -- carney over at nbc. is it is one of those things where you say what did the information do? has it damaged our sources? i have seen what we do to our sources. i don't think we can damage them any worse. >> i'm curious what you think about this. people compare manning to snowden. i think what manning did was he dumped a bunch of documents and gave them to wikileaks which is basically anti-american. as opposed poo snowden who had >> as opposed to snowden who had a targeted thing he had a problem with. he released documents regarding that. >> but i think the key is to separate patriotism from facing government. everything they do is a catastrophe. no matter where you shine the spotlight you will see corruption. it is that one tiny part that shows and are sources helping us fight prism. fight terrorism. the other part 1* oh well we went over and said you should be the guy. and then we stumbled over to of afghanistan to get the russian

>> my last name is moynahan. i am irish. >> irish need not apply. get out of here. >> how did he get on this table, bill? >> go drink your whisky and eat your potato and be gone with you. >>> nick, the excuse for the students will be to raise awareness of racism because that's what they say when they get busted. it doesn't really matter if it didn't happen because it always happens. >> it is doing the opposite. it is backfiring. it proves that white racism is almost dead. they have to create these situations. you don't see conservatives doing the opposite, right? they don't have to. it exists. >> that's an interesting point. >> it is like the crook that owns the glass store and he breaks the windows at the high school. >> i forgot about that story. >> then they can go buy the windows from the glass store. >> of course that's why. >> i just wanted to make sure. we have some slow viewers. metaphors can be too complex for bill. bill, when a hoaxer is found out, they are usually put into therapy because people somehow feel sorry for the hoaxer. they don

>> senator moynahan. >> stephanie: moynahan, right. >> caller: his initiative was to reduce the number know, it is just ridiculous. do we really -- >> stephanie: should it be up to him which things should remain secret or which things shouldn't? >> no. put it before congress. let's come up with a program to reduce the number of secrets. there's just too many. >> stephanie: you mean classified? what's classified or not. that could be. maybe there is too much stuff that's classified. you know, again, i don't think -- edward snowden is the one that's qualified. we didn't elect him to decide what stuff should remain secret, right? >> congress is probably more qualified, obviously. >> certain members of congress, some of them lately. >> i don't want blake. >> stephanie: yeah, that guy. >> generally, yes, i agree with you. i totally agree. that's absolutely true. you also have to look at the amount of material. when you know, manning releases 720,000 documents and you know, field reports and cables, i just think that's crazy amount of information. to be releasing. >> stephanie: we said it ea

his name was daniel patrick moynahan.id there's a crisis in the african-america community because 24% of african-american children are born to unmarried women. today it's tripled to 72%. and that, not an absence of rights is surely the biggest impediment. >> it will be incredible to see president obama giving a speech from the very spot. a dangerous thing to do, easy to be overshadowed. but it's interesting, there is pessimism even among african-americans about what's happened under president obama. look at this poll from pew just this week, 26% of african-americans say the situation for black people has improved over the past five years. 21% say it's gotten worse over the past five years. >> we have to look at great recession of the last few years that has left african-american families devastated, black wealth has dropped even more because of the deepness of the recession. and the fact that black unemployment is still in double digits while overall unemployment continues to inch down. there are critical issues that the

. >> the ceo of the bank where you worked brian moynahan. >> yes. >> what was the worst moment for youe my wife dearly. and she had to deal with this. and the people around me that really cared a lot about me. when i went back to work seeing the faces of the people that i work with. and they were very concerned. i really wasn't as concerned. i'm a referee. i expect to be hated. i'm a christian. i expect to be hated. i'm a salesman. i've heard the word "no" a million times. >> lance you didn't expect this. your wife -- your lovely wife is with you today. she says it gave you a chance to reconnect. it changed you, a more compassionate person. a more approachable person. and more concerned about how you treat others, she said. true? >> that's true. instead of feeling all that was coming at me and turning back on it and hating people returning kind for kind. i mentioned in my book about seeing cinderella. the opera with my wife. saying that her sweet revenge was forgiveness. >> lance, thank you so much. "making the call" is on sale now. last week we showed you a ferrari. can you guess how