i think this agenda this name is patrick lynch. before would watch that tell us what his job is just the keys of the union president like a 35,000 cops or thirtysomething thousand cops on the nypd so he was the union president, right after this "new york post" story came out, by the way before you visit, the folklife thing, where did that come from? >> guest: i really couldn't tell you, the tattoos as one getting at. >> guest: get you started. somerset i had thought of the life on my neck which i don't. i never had it removed. you can't write overriding. they would've had to laser my tattoo off and that would have a shadow and digester right on the. it just don't work. if you took it in right now and wrote cat and you try to write dog on a, ma dog is not going to be legible. same thing with ink. you can't write overriding. >> host: where is it tried to i have a tattoo of my wife's name on my neck right ear, ma you have been married twice to which wife's? >> guest: by current wife brenda. >> host: that is what is on your neck? >> gu

i think this fellow's name is patrick lynch. before we watch it, tell us what his job is? mr.ues: he is the union president for 35,000 cops in the nypd. he is the union president. brian: right after this story came out -- by the way, before we do this, the thought of life -- the thug life thing, where did it come from? the tattoos. is what i'm getting at. mr. pegues: someone said i had "thug life" on my neck, i do not have that on my neck. you can't write over writing. you have to laser my tattoo off, then it would have a shadow. it just don't work. if you have cat and you try to write dog, it will not be legible. you cannot write over writing. brian: where is it? mr. pegues: i have a tattoo of my wife's name on my neck. brian: you been married twice, which one is it? mr. pegues: my current one, brenda. brian: that is where the thug life thing came from? -- were you a member? mr. pegues: you go to sergeant call you tenant -- you change unions. brian: what was your highest rank? mr. pegues: deputy insepector. in a department of 36,000, deputy inspector, you probably have 35,000

lynch my cheap chief of staff. >> guest: . . . my great staff were the closest knit staff. they celebrate all the holidays together. st. patrick's day and corned beef. thanksgiving at someone's house and birthdays so we are a -- and they go out drinking a lot. but we are the closest knit staff on the hill would be the good pinnich bad spin is yours. but they work so hard they don't have a chance to meet anybody else. >> host: but tim kaine has one-upped you. he says the weddings and has been the ofishant. i would haven't you -- >> guest: good story. i officiated at one wedding, my chief bodyguard, and in new york you cannot be a justice of the peace if you're a senator, but massachusetts -- he was marrying a young woman from massachusetts, and her father knew the governor, and the governor can make you justice of the peace for a day. i was the justice of the peace, went up there, performed the wedding, they were nice enough to serve my two favorite foods and they got voiced ten months later. will not officiate at anymore weddings. >> host: perfect. a little closer to home. new york political questions. your staffer is the u.s. a

patrick. on the left of your screen, everybody, you're looking at the site of what will be what's called a moderated conversation that will be between the attorney general and -- of the united states, loretta lynche're expecting that reporter to go straight at it. what was that meeting all about on the tarmac at phoenix airport between you, the attorney general, and the former president of the united states, bill clinton? what on earth were you doing holding that meeting when you knew full well that bill clinton was married to hillary clinton who is the subject of an fbi negotiation -- investigation? subsequent to that meeting, we have herald from attorney general loretta lynch. she says the conversation -- although private -- was just about golf and grandchildren and travel. primarily, she said. now, this morning, she's gone further than that. she says that she will accept whatever the fbi tells her about the investigation of hillary clinton. in other words, she's not intimidated by bill clinton, she's not influenced by bill clinton, and to prove it, no matter what the fbi says, she will go with that. that is an attempt to salvage her reputation because it's been under fire from the conflict of