thank you so much mr. daley. >> jon: well, it's... come here, let me have...ho's full of nitrates? you are! you're full of nitrates! let me make sure i can get him and open my tool kit here. we got... yeah, that should do it. (laughter) nothing to worry about, i've been doing this a long time. let me just figure out how we're going to... (screaming) oh, my god! i'm so sorry! i don't know what's happening! oh, my god! i'm so sorry! (screaminging). >> jon: here, prop a band-aid on. that oh, my gosh... here, there you go! take the baby! i'm so... oh, gosh, that's terrible. he'll heal up in in no time. put a little relish on that and everything will be don. mosul of the. i want to point out very quickly, you've probably never seen this gentleman with the beard. his name is rich blum communist. he's beebloomquist.he is leavins wonderful bride to be young kristin shall schaal, they're gg married. we're delighted for them both. rich is a brilliant writer and good and kind man and a tenacious and resolute lover. (laughter) we're going to miss the hell out of him but w

walking to the row, mr. daley. he says to me. we need your help. we're running out of time, over 850 inmates is awaiting for lethal injection in california. every one of them is running out of time. thank you for coming in on short notice, he continues. did you have any trouble getting inside? nothing out of the ordinary, i tell him. i think sometimes, it's harder for lawyers to get into san quentin than it is for clients to get out. it took hours to pass the two metal detectors before i was stuck in a six-by-six-foot wall covered with plexiglas. the death row visitor's area is a stone's throw from a little green chamber which the state of california has its execution. they pass the time going about the monday and the business about incarcerated while their lawyers try to prolong their lives. ok. we're going to recall her. let's start off with talking about "to kill a mockingbird." and what that book meant. you wrote an article about it, john. as a law professor it was something you focused on as part of legal education. how did you choose that and

. >> did you talk though mr. daley? >> no, sir. >> mr. biden? >> no. >> wow. you got a little different treatment than mr. crane. understand. with that, i yield to the gentleman from -- the ranking member from ohio. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i want to go back to the e-mail that you just discussed. here again, it goes right to the bank of america. because the only party to this e-mail that has not provided public testimony in the loan program is bank of america. now, the impact and import of this particular memo, which you cited as a matter of concern, we really don't understand it until we get bank of america's perspective. so i would just like to ask my friend if there's a way that you and i could work together -- >> sure. >> -- to see if bank of america, and for that matter goldman sachs, who is on another program, that the guys at the top, that they be invited to come in to explain their point of view about this. could we see if we could work together, and would you consider -- >> i would definitely consider that. i appreciate the ranking member

had a gentleman get in an altercation with another gentleman, when the fray didn't go the way of mr. daleyeath of mr. chester, standard ground was evoked there. we need to make sure the leeway the law gives to the average citizen is repealed, is removed from the statutes and we move forward with a law that's consistent that can be applied by law enforcement. >> allie braswell, thank you very much for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you so much for having me. >>> when we come back, we're asking you this question, how do we restore civility in america? >>> now is your chance to talk back on one of the stories of the day. the question this morning, how do we restore civility in america. the "b" word has become just another word. television show mace not spell it out, but it's there. take the show "don't trust the b in apartment 23" if you think the title is bad enough. wait for the dialogue. ♪ i'm no snitch but i can tell you she's a [ bleep ] ♪ >> drink it shg, you slut. >> i'm a slut. >> i wouldn't call that positive, but the "f" bomb bombs in the realm of bad words. if you live in the

it quotes, "mr. daley, chief of staff, former chief of staff. the ambassador to pakistan. deniis blair, the informant director. on more than one occasion, and makes reference to mr. obama's aides say -- these were all talking to the new york times. someone provided them with information that should not have been provided. these are some of the closest people you have in the government that are closest to the president of the united states. it is a dangerous thing. i would also note that in the article, still senior officials at the department of justice and pentagon acknowledge they worry about public perception. that is a troubling statement to begin with. you should do the right thing. the point i would make is that they are talking to people. senior officials of the department of justice. so, can you see how in a manner of this seriousness that it might be, that people could fill an independent counsel should be appointed? >> well, the extraordinary power jim gave to fitzgerald is extraordinary. i'm not aware of any other u.s. attorney was put in this position, and i do

mr. bryson to bill daley, white house chief of staff, are you familiar with this e-mail? >> no. >> did you know about this? were you involved in any way with this e-mail being sent to the department of energy? >> i don't think i'm copied on it. >> pardon? >> i had nothing to do with this. >> nothing to do at all? didn't know about it? >> no. >> okay. did you talk to the white house in those seven visits you had to the white house, did you talk to anyone there about this project? >> never. i never spoke with anyone at the white house about this project, or any other renewable loan guarantee. only about the nuclear -- >> so you talked about energy issues in general. do you think it's maybe out of the ordinary, or not customary to have a company send an e-mail to the department of energy asking those folks at the department of energy, who are going to be responsible in determining whether you get the loan or not, do you think it's unusual for them to ask the department of energy to edit an e-mail -- excuse me, edit a letter that their chairman of the board was going to send

mr. bryson to bill daley, white house chief of staff of our youth money with his e-mail? >> no. speak were you involved in any way with his e-mail being sent to the department of energy's? >> i don't think i am copied on it. i had nothing to do with this. >> nothing at all? did you talk to the white house in the seventh is just as the white house, did you talk to anyone there about this project? >> never. i never spoke with anyone in the white house about this project or any other renewable loan guarantee. only about the nuclear -- >> so you talk a lot about and general. do you think it's made out of the ordinary or not customary to have a company send an e-mail to the department of energy asking those folks at the department of energy, who will be responsible in determining whether you get the loan or not, do you think it's for them to ask the department of energy to edit a letter that the chairman of the board was going to send to the white house chief of staff? d. think that's unusual? >> i don't know. it's nothing that i've ever done, but whether it's unusual or not i don't

mayor rahm emanual, former chief of staff to president obama, bill daley and a man in town promoting the growth of small business, mrarren buffett. all of that and more ahead on "morning joe" and we'll huddle around the water cooler watch conan bring his show on the road this week to chicago. last night hosting mayor emanual for a game of chicago trivia. and being here in the state of illinois gives us a nice cheap excuse to show you once again how the legislature works out in springfield. state representative mike boss take us to break, my man. >> you should be ashamed of yourself. i'm sick it. every year! we give power to one person! it was not made that way in the constitution -- he was around when it was written! ♪ [ male announcer ] they were born to climb... born to leap, born to stalk, and born to pounce. to understand why, we journeyed to africa, where their wild ancestor was born. there we discovered that cats, no matter where they are... are born to be cats. and shouldn't your cat be who he was born to be? discover your cat's true nature. purina one. i don't believe there's any cloud that hangs over here.

daley, two men chief of staff. it's rare that people in that position sort of kind of one day up and leave. >> they ran into the buzz saw named valerie jarrett, who is mrst friend and political advisor. the president's friend and political advisor, the only person in the white house who goes upstairs every night and dines with the first family, goes on vacation with them, leaves the oval office last, has the president's ear, enormous power and she is the gate keeper of the white house. and she has run into conflict with both of the chiefs of staff, with bill daley, who was opposed for instance, to the mandate requiring religious institutions to provide free medical advice on contraceptives and abortion, she pushed that and got it through and daley decided he had had enough and he left. >> mike: you made a comment, i remember vividly, page 61 of the book, a powerful statement, and obama's problem is he doesn't know what he doesn't know. and i've often said the most dangerous person in any room is the person who doesn't know what he doesn't know. describe how that really fits barack obama? >> it fits him to a tee. he feels he's the smartest person in the