mr. weiner, and quote, i'm quoting the times, he was enraged and proceeded to berate mr. ng he would reach through this phone and pull out his throat, adding an expletive. reading that is hard to believe the clintons aren't at least annoyed. >> that was a great quote. it's unbelievable that kind of reaction behind the scenes. i think that from what i've heard they don't -- there is no gain to them from being involved in this, even if like what errol said, they're not worried about the comparison. why get involved? they can just say nothing. the donors that are giving to anthony's campaign who are clinton friends for a long time can pull back. but there is just zero gain for the clintons from saying anything or getting involved in this mess. >> errol, you are on top of things more than anyone i know in local new york city politics, as well as you have national antenna. so just between us, what are you hearing about the clintons' feelings on this? >> my sense of it is, again, it's going to be their bodyguards who do all -- if there is any dirty work, their fingerprints will

mr. wiener? weiner: no. >> ms. quinn, have you ever texted while driving? [laughter] quinn: no. >> moderator: mr. thompson? [laughter] thompson: yes, i have. i've stopped doing it, though. >> moderator: albanese: not in the last ten months, i have a driver. de blasio: my wife is sitting there, if i said, no, she'd throw me out of the house. >> moderator: mr. wiener? weiner: yes. [laughter] >>albanese: tough act to follow. [laughter] no. >> moderator: mr. liu. liu: i have, but i've never smoked pot. [laughter] >> moderator: mr. thompson, do you have a metro card in your pocket? thompson: yes. yes, i do. >> moderator: mr. wiener. wean wean stand by. yes. >> moderator: have you ever taken a bus or subway without paying? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> yes, but i have my school bus pass. >> no. >> no. >> moderator: mr. de blasio. de blasio: will you live in gracie mansion? >> hell, yes. [laughter] >> yes. >> well, my wife and i, we love our house, but we'll be glad to live in gracie mansion. >> i thin

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mr. weiner? need to do. the low-wage workers we should help them organize 0. in f they unit unitize they wind up saving a lot of money and require those companies to provide insurance for the workers. secondly, small businesses undoubtly are getting tied in knots by regulation, red tape, and fees pass bid the mayor and city council. i'm going try to do do my best to get the businesses on small business. it's a giant employer base if our city we're letting wither on the vine. think about health care lowest wage workers to some of the most skilled. and yet 13 we have allowed to close. under my plan we not only stop hospitals from closing but reopen. we will control more of the money within. finally, we need things like microloans and financing. we have a ability to -- individuality citizens don't have access to. we should build a shopping strip economy second to none. 65% jobs are created. most of us got the first job. we have to revitalize. >> moderator: many people argue that the mayor is intha l

mr. weiner, mr. de blasio have proposals to raise taxes on some of the wealthiest new yorkers. yet gold you raise taxes on home precisely? how would you use the money to reduce inequality? >> thank you so much. this is something i have been focusing on. income inequality is ruining your chances for real economic sharedy i could mean prosperity for all new yorkers. specifically, i put together a tax reform plan but will ask $500,000 pere over year, the 1%, such as bill thompson, to pay a little bit more. those below the threshold will pay a little bit less. right now, it is shocking, appalling, that in the city of new york, we have a flat tax. youatter how much you make, pay the same rate. it should be progressive like everywhere else in the country. those who make less, pay less. who make more pay more. and thisair system fight is continuing to hurt our chances for a full economic recovery. >> what would you do with the money? >> it would cost a little bit of money to give the tax reduction to those below the threshold and raise the taxes for those above. overall, my office is

mr. weiner. >> okay. we'll get to that later. >> okay. >> jay: how about eliot spitzer?ning. >> well, i don't know much about his politics. but i know that he --didn't he have -- at least he's with actual women. [ laughter ] >> jay: that's right. >> right? >> jay: that's right. >> i mean, it's not good, but he's not just going on the internet and putting a camera down there. >> jay: yeah. did you see the anthony weiner photos? >> yes, i did. >> jay: really? i did take a little peek. little being the keyword. >> jay: yeah, yeah. >> i mean, my peek, not him. of course. is this really happening right now? >> jay: yeah, it's happening. so you're doing the hollywood bowl all by yourself. that's very exciting for two nights. that's really impressive. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. woo! >> jay: that's a great -- that's a great venue. is it hard being outside when the sound just kinda goes? you know, when your in a a concert hall, it reverberates. >> right. is it harder when you're just singing out? >> a little bit. but you know, as i think when i played in the bowl befor

weiner. for those that couldn't pick up what he was saying, mr. d said don't put your hands on me ever again. weiner said, what is going to happen, tough guy? then he called him grandpa at an aarp meeting. not the most sensible thing. >> when you're speaking to seniors, you want to do it in a respectful way and grateful way. but i think the issue is, we want in the 34 days we have left in this primary to be talking about the issues that matter to new yorkers, and for me, my record of delivering on those issues. so i'm happy to have sandra with me, a woman who stood up to congress and said the health care needs of families and women matter. in my time in office, i've passed legislation requiring that every sexual assault and rape victim in new york city, when they go to a hospital now, they've offered emergency contraception because of what i've done, and also we have tight laws protecting women trying to do to reproductive health clinics in new york because of what i've done. that's what i want to talk to new yorkers about. >> sandra, that's all ve

the only thing that is a bigger mrs. weiner, trying to follow in hillary clinton's footsteps. is a lot ofar there negative feeling about anthony weiner. of voters in new york city found that he had a 75% negative, unfavorable rating. that was the highest negative opinion the poll had ever gotten for any candidate. yorkers are angry. he came back and said, i have changed, that is in the past. we are a normal family. it turned out that it was not nearly as much in the past as he said. people feel like they were lied to. >> there will be a seven candidate participating in this debate. erick salgado. can you explain who he is? >> erick salgado is the only latino candidates among the democrats. ministerevangelical and radio host. substantialher support from church followers. he has brought up issues of immigration. proposed that new york city should issue id cards to undocumented immigrants. it turned out that since then, this issue came out. the three leading candidates all said they supported this idea. it was really suggested first by erick salgado. >> can you recall how much mon

weiner has everyone is. >> slight sli. >> for those that didn't pick up on what he was saying there. mr. nald's opponent said don't put my hand on me ever again, what's going to happen if i do, tough guy. >> yeah, i am. >> but your anger issues, said weiner. >> i don't have any anger issues. >> but you do, grandpa. >> when you are speaking of seniors you want to do it in a respectful and grateful way for what they have done for new york. the issue is we want in the 34 days we have left in the primary to be talking about the issues important to new york and my record on delivering on those issues. i'm happy to have sandra with me. a woman who stood up against horrible attacks and said that the health care needs of families matter. that the health care needs of women matter. in my time in office, i have passed legislation requiring that every sexual assault and rape victim in new york city when they go to a hospital now they are offered emergency contraception because of what i have done. also, we have tight laws protecting women trying to go to reproductive health clinics in new york becau

mr. weiner should step aside. >> taking a shot at anthony weiner. the next boss of the big apple. can this red sox fan, yes, you heard me, red sox fan win over new york? he's here with me now with cynthia nixon. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> a red sox fan, bill, how are you going to pull that off? >> piers, new york city is a city of immigrants, including from the boston area. so new yorkers are open to all. >> i've tried that line about the brits. it doesn't go down very well. >> i'll tell you one thing, it's the team i grew up with and i'm not changing. so hopefully people realize there's some integrity to that. >> cynthia, why bill? what is it about him that you prefer to the other candidates? there's an openly gay candidate, would be the first gay mayor of new york, first woman. so why not go with the glass ceiling? >> i've known bill for 10 plus years. i've known him fighting in the trenches for public schools and funding and fight budget cutbacks. for me, there is no other candidate that is going to, you know, change the course of the

mr. weiner. it seems the 22-year-old woman that he was sexting with -- what's her name?ydney leathers. she is now in los angeles to meet with l.a.'s biggest porn producer. they want her to make a porn movie with an anthony weiner lookalike. [ light laughter ] a lookalike? why not just use anthony weiner? [ laughter ] huh? he's gonna need a job. we've seen his promo package! use him! [ applause ] this is kind of interesting. the state of hawaii is now offering to buy homeless people a one-way ticket to anywhere they want to go just to get them to leave the island. [ light laughter ] why can't we offer this same deal to the mayor of san diego? this could be our way out of this problem. exactly. [ applause ] well, more problems for -- san diego mayor bob filner. an eighth woman has now come forward and accused him of unwanted sexual advances. first of all, do they really have to specify unwanted? [ laughter ] look at this guy. look at this guy's picture, all right? [ laughter ] isn't every sexual advance unwanted from that guy? is there anybody asking for that? no. no. [ ch

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mr. weiner, and i as a citizen of this city would not trust his decision making.inn's candidacy for mayor of new york, first woman and first lesbian. how fabulous would that be? because it just -- it just removes the stigma that's attached to so many of us. >> in the marriage equality conversation, it's interesting we're having a conversation about marriage equality. you are happily single. >> i am! i am very happily single. it's not that i feel that there's no one good enough or i wouldn't want to share my life with anyone. it's not that at all, it's just that i'm very content being with me. >> but i read that you've been celibate for decades. >> i have. >> for 30 years now? >> 31. >> 31 years. why? >> i'm not without feelings and emotions. >> all right. >> there just isn't another person involved. >> but this started for you in the early '80s. >> yes. >> at the height of the aids crisis. >> the partner i had for a long time declared to me when we split up and it all happened in a split second one night, he declared to me that he had been sleeping around for a nu

mr. weiner said about little old me. how did i come up in this conversation?a look. >> were you shocked after everything he had gone through he was still doing all this? >> oh, completely. especially once he sent me graphic photos, i was just completely baffled that he would be willing to put himself out there in such a way. i mean, that's when i knew something is wrong, you know. something is off there if he cannot stop this behavior. there's some impulse control problem there that he needs help for, i think. >> you know, i've used those exact words that, how can he be mayor if he's got impulse control issues. >> yes. >> did he send those photos unsolicited to you? >> yes, he sure did. that was his own doing. i never asked for those. >> isn't that creepy? >> it really is. the whole situation is creepy in hindsight. i really don't know what i was thinking. i mean, it's embarrassing. that's part of why i tried to stay anonymous in the beginning. this isn't something that most people would want to be known for, you know. >> yeah. when did you start having phone

mrs. anthony weiner who, of course, came forward to the cameras once it was learned that her husband had engagedting practices on the internet to tell him how much he loved him and campaign speech. this is wildly misplaced. this is wildly and badly treated wife but that of a hard political woman and this is a couple matched. >>> and palestinians restarted the peace talks after three years of sitting aside. everyone thinks peace talks is is a good idea. and head of palestinian authorities who is dictator and plo has turned this down. they do not wanted peace. have we not learned anything over the last 65 years to try to get peace out of dictators. >> a miss for white house press secretary jay carney for dismissing irs as phony scandal. this was inevitable because it's keeping with this white house. it continues to grow in government. when the government fails or when it turns it's terrifying powers on citizens, white house response to blame i it on the other side and move on. when the caretakers of government are irresponsible as government itself, we got a problem. >> paul: all right. thank you

mr. weiner should step aside for the good of the city. bate on the issues. >> "new york times" reporter kate taylor joins me live to talk about that. weiner was the punching bag last night. he definitely got a lot of jabs, especially when he would try to come out strong. as we saw, kate, just last month, the polls looked really different. de blasio was trailing quin. now he's 30% of that. things have flipped. what do you make of him being able to surge with just a month to go? >> well, if this trend holds in more polls, you know, this could be really a pivot point in the campaign. this could be bill de blasio's iowa. we'll have to see. obviously it's a month to go before the primary. things will change a lot. a couple of interesting things you saw in that poll. you saw 60% of likely voters in the democratic primary saying that stop and frisk was an excessive tactic, that it was harassment. of those voters, they, you know, roughly 39% supported de blasio. the other thing you saw was that de blasio was leading among women. a key part of chri

weiner. first, something more important. your right to vote. after months on the political sidelines, mrs. clinton took up the fight yesterday, condemning the supreme court's recent position to gut the voter's rights act and the string of red states rushing to aid in its demise. yesterday, north carolina joined texas, mississippi and alabama in passing strict voter i.d. requirements, a move mrs. clinton says will usher in the old demons of discrimination. >> in 2013, so far, more than 80 bills restricting voting rights have been introduced in 31 states. now, not every obstacle is related to race but everyone who says that racial crimination is no longer a problem in american elections must not be paying attention. >> john: the speech delivered before the american bar association, the first of a series of addresses mrs. clinton plans to give this fall, each one addressing a challenge she says is undermining america's faith in government. well, hey, why wait? i'm sure she's just doing it for fun and socialization. here to talk about some of the challenges right now are cenk uygur, host of "t

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mr. weiner, whatever would annoy the former first lady turned presumptive democratic nominee for presidente, what is clear is is he may just be defiant enough to stick this thing out. what is unclear is whether he will be able to find a job helping hillary clinton when the circus finally comes to an end very soon. stay with us. the day's top lines" are coming up. isn't that right, mr. powell? >> we need white people, we need brown people, we need black people, people with ponytails, people with tattoos, people without toots. we need everybody. did you know, your eyes can lose vital nutrients as you age? [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health. ocuvite. ♪ "first day of my life" by bright eyes ♪ you' not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. >>> from a stab in the back to trouble at home, here are today's "top lines." be nice. >> we are extremely disappointed that the russian gover

mr. weiner in new york is that you have a baseline of popularity.seline of popularity translates into people talking about you. whether it's a criticism or a form of praise. but then a scandal comes. then there's an increase in social media. and then you revert to your new normal. so my sense or my prediction is anthony weiner is a candidate who's an exception to the overall trend. he's going to get a short-term spike in social media discussion. and then whatever the voters are going to think about him is going to be his new normal. then a few weeks from now, he's going to return to that once people start forgetting or not thinking so much about the scandal. >> and professor, let me ask you one last thing looking forward. is this the sort of thing you think campaigns -- you mentioned the study. for candidates who can't afford, who don't have access to what we would describe as quality polling. that this is a way to judge sentiment. is this the kind of thing you would expect campaigns to use, not solely but supplementary in campaigns to come? >> that

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mrs. weiner your company has ndicated in testimony and previous letters that all of practices in intended to target individuals and that you follow american beverage not iation guidelines to promote them to children. is, does stion to you this individual who is shown in albums our facebook appear to be about your target demographic? >> are we looking at the child skateboard and an energy drink? >> that's correct. that is not in your demographic, is it? >> no, he is really under 12. > he is wearing and holding rockstar branded paraphernalia can of rockstar energy drink at what appears to be a event. promoted your company has posted this on its facebook page with a tag rockstar fan for life. reason why we should not conclude that your company promoting its y products to children like there consumers for life like there facebook promotion says. them early, keep them for life. life.rockstar for makes a lot of sense to me as a marketing promotion. this is we not think not part of the corporate promoti

mr. weiner? >> yes. >> mr. albany? >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell is off. good morning, gayle. >> good morning, charlie. busy day today. >> s as are launching more strikes today outside damascus. >> the attacks are happening in the same area where chemical weapons killed hundreds yesterday. margaret brennan is at the state department. >> reporter: good morning to you, gayle, and to charlie. it is not yet possible to verify who carried out the attack or the type of toxic gas used that caused this mass killing, but it raises tough questions about whether any country will take action to stop it. many images of what may be the world's most lethal chemical weapons attack in nearly 30 years are too graphic to show on network television. more than 1,000 civilians died in a gas attack outside damascus accord to syrian activists. the white house said it was deeply concerned and called for an urgent united nations investigation. >> those who are responsible for the use of chemical weapons will be held accountable. >> reporter: this alleged chemical attack took place

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mr. weiner.legal drugs and now he's taking his place in the hall of shame suspended for 211 games. he played last night in chicago, and he -- >>andrew: how did the crowds greet him? >>steve: glad you asked. let me run the tape. [booing] >>gretchen: it will be more significant when he comes home and gets these boos, because you could argue the players are used to hearing boos when they're in a competitor's place. maybe that's what he said in his own mind last night to get through it. who knows. but when he comes home and the yankees fans boo him like that. >>andrew: here's what a-rod would say. he would say he never failed a drug test, that the evidence of what he did with this biogenecist is their version and not his and he's entitled to a fair day in court. he will get that fair day with an arbitrator. >>steve: the commissioner of baseball's office would say mr. a-rod, we investigated you for a year and you did everything you could to obstruct the investigation. >>andrew: you even tried to -- >>

mr. weiner called in all the interns and he said i want to show you something. want to do that with weiner. >>ainsley: someone is licking my arm. i hope it's a dog. >> do you have a hard time in the morning doing your hair? >> no, i don't do anything. >> then i don't want to talk to you anymore. >> a georgia woman thought she was going crazy when she spotted this k.f.c. seven-foot bucket. >>brian: kennedy joins us live. you are exclusive to huckabee? you love him? >> no. i'm exclusive to stossel. how dare you. >>brian: what do you say? i talked to tamara and she said tomorrow you're bringing pictures of the hot tub in. >> you did a great job with this restaurant on your head -plt >> okay. >>steve: we created this with the help of the star from the tv show royal pains on usa network. why were you bouncing up and down? >> when you fly to fight crime, it's windy. >>steve: your hair wasn't moving. >>ainsley: i said the cape is leopard. where did you get that? then it dawned on me. the makeup lady. >>brian: you try to bring everything you need but no one ever thought

mr. weiner's comment yesterday about those who still are calling on him to drop out of the race.have been pretty tough. i'm facing tough challenges now. one thing all of my opponents agree upon is they would rather i wasn't running. well, tough. >> bill: anthony weiner. he's in there for the long haul, bill. but have new yorkers had enough of this circus? >> they have. they clearly have. you can see it in the poll numbers. you can see it in how people respond. i talked to -- obviously every day new yorkers. every day. and i can tell you they -- they're fed up. they want to get back to the issues. people are realizing we're about six weeks away from a major, major decision here on the future of the city. and more and more, people want to take it seriously. stuff i talked about. income disparities, schools failing kids, stop and frisk. these are big issues. anthony is the kind of distraction that makes it incredibly hard to get to the issues and decide the future of the city as more and more people don't want to live that way. they want to get on with the serious discussion. >> bil

mrs. clinton wants anthony weiner making news about her 2016 plans.he did last night. >> do you know what her role is, hillary's 2016 campaign is going to be? >> i do. >> what will it be? >> i'm not telling you. >> the primary in the mayor's race is less than a month away. but i can't help to believe that mrs. clinton wants it over even sooner. joining me now are maria teresa kumar and jonathan capehart. thank you both for being here tonight. >> thank you, reverend. >> now anthony weiner denied today that he was confirming mrs. clinton's 2016 run. but jonathan, do you think he broke news? >> well, to my ear, it certainly sounded like he broke news. the question from what sounded like ben smith of buzz feed was very clear. do you know your wife's role in hillary's 2016 campaign? there is only one campaign we're talking about. there is only one presidential election that is coming up. and anthony weiner definitively said yes, and then refused to say what that role would be. i think by technical standards -- >> by saying yes it's like confirming there is

mr. weiner in new york is he will see an increase of fairly negative social media coverage, then the voters going to make up their minds, and he is going to return to a known normal. a new normal. social media will reflect that new normal, which is determined by what the voters of new york thing. ken twitter predict elections? that is our topic. --tter question or comment i'm sure that with number of audiences, the tweets and hits play a big role in influencing, so what about that? if younger people are more prone to using twitter than older americans, or is that not the case? guest: it is true that social media is affected by who you are. example, that older people are not quite as fast in adopting new forms of social media as younger people are. we know that they do not use it with the same intensity as younger people. it is true that younger people are on social media more than older people. i would have to say in the time that is not automatically mean that a young person using twitter is overwhelmingly influenced by what they see on social media. it is something that i think happens is

mr. clinton said even though weiner's wife huma abedin is a close confidante of the former first lady and is not now, they're not involved in the weiner campaign at all. clinton said there are too many people running for mayor who have been my supporters, who supported her for senate, her for president. and we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "hardball." we're learning more about that terror alert that caused massive embassy closures in the middle east and in northern africa. the focus is yemen where the united states evacuated 100 government personnel and urging all-americans to leave the country immediately. well, the intelligence that sparked all this was a communication from osama bin ladin's replacement, ayman al zawahiri to the head of the al qaeda arm in yemen. the terrorist leaders discussed plotting an attack to coincide with a in muslim holy day this week. this afternoon nbc news is reporting that one reason the u.s. reacted so aggressively is because al qaeda operatives said they wanted an attack that, quote, would change the balance of power in the region. well, as americ

mr. clinton said even though weiner's wife huma abedin is a close confidante of the former first lady and is not now, they're not involved in the weiner campaign at all. clinton said there are too many people running for mayor who have been my supporters, who supported her for senate, her for president. and we'll be right back. more. (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars... plus, their live webinars. i use daily market commentary to improve my strategy. and my local scottrade office guides my learning every step of the way. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade... ranked "highest in customer loyalty for brokerage and investment companies." [ male announcer ] you wait all year for summer. ♪ this summer was definitely worth the wait. ♪ summer's best event from cadillac. let summer try and pass you by. lease this all-new cadillac xts for around $399 per month or purchase for 0% apr for 60 months. come in now for the best offers of the model year. >>> welcome back to "hardball." we'r

mr. t? >> thats with a good one. we had a lot of weiners, a lot of a-rods.'s girlfriend. i think that would be good. listen, "morning joe" starts ♪ >> good morning, everyone. look at that. it's thursday, august 8th. welcome to "morning joe." with us on set, we have former communications director for presidents george w. bush and former senior adviser for the 2008 mccain presidential campaign, nicolle wallace. we have the chairman of deutsch incorporated. >> what's with the glasses? >> they're new. >> vanity glasses. >> are they? >> can i see them, please? >> i have -- >> are they real? >> willie and i like to go up and down madison avenue on saturdays and we saw this -- >> put them on and find out they are not real. let's see.

mrs. clinton nick merrell denied what anything weiner was referencing to in politico and giving a statement we have no clue what he was talking about. maybe his campaign does. doubt it, though. they are trying to distance themselves from this. obviously, because it may have revealed something they didn't want revealed throw hillary clinton stepped up into san francisco and stepped her foot into the political atmosphere by giving a speech. what do you think this means for the relationship between weiner and the clinton's? >> i think we have seen reporting out there that the clinton world is not a huge fan of anthony weiner. never really has been actually. and i think that his little revelation in our interview the other night only further damaged that relationship. although, you know, if anyone is in a position to know, it would be anthony weiner, his wife who has been a long time aide to hillary clinton. she probably has a good idea of what she is going to be doing in 2016 so no reason not to take that seriously. >> bill de blasio this morning on "morning joe" talking about what anthony wei

higher level, to the level of if you have any respect for women, you have to talk about anthony weiner. >> mrpresident, so often speaks for respect for women, createing a place where women can function. is there harassment of women involving the democratic party. doesn't the president's silence say something in and of itself? >> ari, the president is focused on what he can do for the middle class in this country. what we can do to help the economy grow. >> bill: and jay carney added just a footnote here, look, you guys, looking us all in the eye, i understand why you are so titillated by this but give the president a break. >> i understand the allure of issues like this in the media but it is not what -- i do understand it. and i'm not being critical of it but i'm saying that the president believes his job is not to comment on those issues but to focus on what he can do to get this economy growing faster and creating more jobs. >> bill: what do you think? should the president get involved? should the president have something to say? 1-866-55-press. i gotta tell you, my opinion? no way! i thin

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weiner. >> all right, mr. mayor. >> that will happen. >> stephanie: interesting. everybody has been -- we have been debating this whole personal side of her choices nort. a family member and close friend spoke to people, and it's hard to imagine they did so without her tacid approval. when it came to actually packing her bags, abedin could don't it. her long time friend says huma has a very strong moral character, and she made a commitment for better or worse. she never wanted jordan to say why didn't you do more to help dad? >> when you make a promise for better or worse -- >> stephanie: some people take that seriously -- >> yeah. >> stephanie: and i know jacki has said she feels like it's letting a man mistreat you, and melissa fitzgerald was saying on the show, it's hard to get inside anybody else's marriage unless you have been there. we have all put up with things we never thought we would, but to get into somebody's personal choices -- i said if i was pregnant, and i know you laughed. [ laughter ] [ hillary cli

ryan is, anthony weiner says his wife will be working on mrs.n's presidential campaign which i'm sure both of them appreciated him saying that. meanwhile, mrs. clinton comes out with this blistering condemnation of restrictive voting laws like the one in north carolina signed yesterday. is this what her presidential campaign is going to be about, do you think? >> well, i mean, the voting rights speech is of a piece with what is democrats have been doing for the last couple of cycles. . they've been aided by republicans in that. namely, that's a stirup fear that republicans are trying to suppress the vote and particularly the minority vote. it helps democrats that that charge happens to be quite true. and so finally though, they have a real issue that is driving people to the polls. because people aren't necessarily voting because they think there will be dramatic change because they vote. but they're voting as an end in itself. you know, they're voting to express that basic right that was won through the civil rights movement. and so hillary is