from the rand paul world.the new york time that there will be quote, a restructurin restructuring. end quote in his office to prevent future plagiarism. he insisted to "the new york times," no staff members would be fired. so rand paul its harboring the laziest, stup ipd eidest plagia in senate history and making you pay the plagiarists salaries. rand paul who hates government funded anything is completely cool with government funded plagiarism. when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the subaru forester. (girl) what? (announcer) motor trend's two thousand fourteen sport utility of the year. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> the affordable care act and kathleen sebelius had a good day in a senate hearing. that's next. with the spark cash card from capital one, i get 2% cash back on every purcha

who is paul fronczak? >> that's what i hope we can find. >> reporter: the story begins with a villain. an evil woman dressed in white. and a baby, stolen at birth half a lifetime ago, in 1964. lyndon johnson was in the white house, leading a nation still reeling from the assassination of president kennedy. a young journalist named barbara something-or-other was breaking into television, and the original super nanny --"mary poppins," was coming to movie theaters. >> reporter: in chicago, chester and dora fronczak, married two years, living in an apartment in his parents' home, were starting a family. a first pregnancy ended in still birth, but on sunday, april 26th, dora gave birth to a healthy nine pound boy. they named him paul joseph. >> he was a very cute, alive, sparkly baby. and she was thrilled. >> reporter: mary trenchard petrie was a 19-year-old student nurse at michael reese hospital in chicago. she was in the maternity ward with dora fronczak the day after her delivery. >> that whole thing is lik

from the rand paul world.w york time that there will be quote, a restructuring. end quote in his office to prevent future plagiarism. he insisted to "the new york times," no staff members would be fired. so rand paul its harboring the laziest, stupidest plagiarists in senate history and making you pay the plagiarists salaries. rand paul who hates government funded anything is completely cool with government funded plagiarism. la's known definitely for its traffic, congestion, for the smog. but there are a lot of people that do ride the bus. and now that the buses are running on natural gas, they don't throw out as much pollution into the air. so i feel good. i feel like i'm doing my part to help out the environment. i put in the hourswhere i am today by luck. and built a strong reputation in the industry. i set goals and worked hard to meet them. i've made my success happen. so when it comes to my investments, i'm supposed to just hand it over to a broker and back away? that's not gonna happen. avo: when you w

>> again, senator paul's hometown press. a newspaper that endorsed his candidacy during the republican primary. a lot has been said and written over the last couple weeks over what the plagiarism revelations will mean for senator paul's national ambitions what does it mean for 2016. senator paul may have a more immediate concern than that. his hometown press is saying, okay, go. they're not talking about the band. they're not talking about him running for the presidency. they're talking about his senatorship. which may be is on the rocks here. watch this space. now it is time "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." have a great night. >> president obama began this week defending the biggest legislative achievement of his presidency affordable care act. >> i have run my last political campaign. but, i will tell you what, i have got one more campaign in me. the campaign to make sure that this law works for every single person in america. >> this evening the president gave an exclusive interview to nbc news chief chuck todd at

rand paul made a very strong point.oint by attacking chris christie for using federal disaster relief money to produce television ad about new jersey's recovery. that really functioned as part of chris christie's re-election campaign. >> the jersey shore is open. >> we are stronger than the storm. >> you bet we are. >> some of these ads, people running for office put their, their mug all over these ad while they're in the middle of a political campaign. in new jersey, 25 million was spent on ad that included somebody running for political office. you think there might be a conflict of interest there? >> rand paul of course did not quite have the courage to actually mention chris christie's name while attacking him in the hearing. in the new "time" magazine cover story, michael sherer writes with four, five others, ted cruz, rand paul, rick santorum and others battling chris christie's goal is to be electable one. joining me now "time" magazine, washington bureau chief, tom sherer, the cover, the reference to the elephan

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this is from rand paul's office, senator rand paul.k at that. >> in the face of charges leveled against him, rand paul wishes to say i am not a plajerrist. further more, i think it's going to be a long, long, time until touchdown brings me round to find i'm not the man they think i am at home. oh, no, no, no. i'm a rocket man. rand paul, rocket man. >> the rocket man. well, they say imitation is the highest form of flattery, but who knew paul was a elton john fan? >>> owen hill hopes to challenge in the midterms next year. he's wasted no times to show off his true colors. here he was in his attempt as birther humor at a denver county republican breakfast. >> i was flying back from kenya. we spent about two weeks in the largest slum outside of nairobi. and the nickname of this slum is called flying toilets. the reason is because there's no running water, no latrines. people do their business in a plastic bag, tie it up, and throw it out the window. it's a tragic place, but you spend time there and little kids are running barefoot in the

him being hired by rand paul to ghost write his book, that used to be the controversy about rand pauls an author. now the controversy about rand paul as an author was first reported over the weekend. reported three solid pages was lifted without quotation marks directly from a right wing think tank. i should tell you that is a block of text longer than the lead story in today's "new york times" just copied and reprinted in his book as if it is his own words. tonight, yet more. buzz feed reporting tonight on yet another example of rand paul lifting language for an oped and repurposed that same text to use as testimony in the senate. asked yesterday about just some of what he has been caught stealing from others. the people reporting this information about him are hacks and haters. >> i think i am being unfairly targeted by hacks and haters. i will not lay down and say people can call me dishonest or misrepresenting. i have never intentionally done so. if duelling were legal in kentucky, if they keep it up, it would be a duel challenge. but i can't do that. >> senator rand paul takes th

, ¿qué hace paul rodríguez qué haces en esta ciudad capital?s compatriotas y personas que merecen la ciudadanía y ahora que no va a buscar elección el presidente, necesitamos recordarle a él que nos hizo una promesa durante la elección y esperamos que la cumpla. >> armando: ahora, yo te tengo que preguntar, estás aquí como artista o este es una cuestión en la que tus mismas creencias personales te han hecho venir a washington a cabildear. >> pues yo me vengo aquí a hacer pichi no, a hacer ruido, vengo aquí con ojeras, estoy cansado, me acabo de bajar de un avión, pero con mucho entusiasmo porque es algo que le debemos a todas las personas que han trabajado en este país, que, que este, que cosechan la comida, que hacen todos los trabajos humildes, merecen la ciudadanía y aquí estoy humildemente no sólo apoyado por muchos otros latinos que también tienen el mismo sentimiento, y queremos que pasen una ley comprensiva acerca de la migración, queremos reforma y la queremos hoy. >> armando: paul, tú has hablado con mucha gente, qué hace falta, qué, q

so i think paul's been in an environment that he can get away with this.y, the way people get caught for plagiarism is the author comes forward, but none of the authors were upset. so it may have led him to think inside this conservative bubble, well, the authors don't care, so why -- >> only plagiarize from think tanks that will be overjoyed that rand paul is giving a speech that's a huge chunk out of a kato position paper. amy davidson from the new yorker, josh barrel from the business insider, and ana marie cox from the guardian u.s., thank you all for your time. that's all for "all in" this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >> thanks very much for joining this us hour. behold the peaceful transition of power. the transfer of power between people who disagree with one another strongly, but who agree that the democratic process, the vote of the people, is what decides who gets to hold office in this country. the peaceful transition of power between politically opposed forces is really our most noble display of the challenge and the maje

so i think paul's been in an environment that he can get away with this.ormally, the way people get caught for plagiarism is the author comes forward, but none of the authors were upset. so it may have led him to think inside this conservative bubble, well, the authors don't care, so why -- >> only plagiarize from think tanks that will be overjoyed that rand paul is giving a speech that's a huge chunk out of a kato position paper.

him being hired by rand paul to ghost write his book, that used to be the controversy about rand paulcontroversy about rand paul as an author was first reported over the weekend. reported three solid pages was lifted without quotation marks directly from a right wing think tank. for context, i should tell you that is a block of text longer than the lead story in today's "new york times." just copied straight up and reprinted in his book as if it is his own words. another section of the same book was lifted directly from a different right-wing think tank. yet tonight, more, another example of rand paul lifting lavrch language from a magazine article for an op-ed he wrote in the washington times. asked on abc's sunday morning show yesterday about just some of what he has been caught stealing from others and presenting as his own work, senator paul told abc the people reporting this information about him are hacks and haters. >> i think i'm being unfairly targeted by a bunch of hacks and haters, and i'm not going to put up with people assaulting my character. i take it as an insult and w

in the meantime paul ciancia faces charges that could bring him the death penalty. >> the suspect paul ciancia is unresponsive and unable to talk according to the federal bureau of investigation. he was wounded in the face by police officers at the end of the gun battle inside lax terminal 3. a note inside paul ciancia bag gave insight into his frame of mind. >> he made a conscious decision to call multiple t.s.a. employees. he addressed them at one point in the letter and stated he want to "instill fear into their traitorous minds." >> the federal bureau of investigation says paul ciancia shot t.s.a. agent gerardo i. hernandez at the screening checkpoint. went up the elevator, came down and shot him again. his widow spoke to reporters. >> he was a wonderful husband, father, brother, son and friend. he would have been 40 next week. i am truly devastated. we are all heartbroken and we'll miss him dearly. >> the federal criminal complaint says paul ciancia used a smith and wesson assault rifle, carried five high capacity magazines and wounded two others and killed paul ciancia. the feder

the fbi says paul ciancia shot t.s.a. agent gerardo i. hernandez at the screening checkpoint. went up the elevator, came down and shot gerardo i. hernandez again. his widow spoke to reporters. >> he was a wonderful husband, father, brother, son and friend. he would have been 40 next week. i am truly devastated, and we are all heartbroken and will miss him dearly. >> the federal criminal complaint says paul ciancia used a smith&wesson assault rifle and wounded two police officers and a civilion. the federal bureau of investigation says it will build a full profile of paul ciancia, and what brought him to this point. the 23-year-old was raised in this new jersey house and lived in los angeles 18 months. unanswered are questions about where he got the gun, why he targeted t.s.a. officers and whether he was mentally stable. >> there's a host of video we are going through, we are examining that. there's a tremendous amount of evidence we are kimming. >> if convicted -- we are going through. >> if convicted paul ciancia faces the death penalty. >> not everyone is on board with the i

they say, i'm paul fronczak. no, i'm paul fronczak.at we're trying to answer, what he's trying to answer. who is paul fronczak? >> barbara, thank you. that's the question for everyone at home watching tonight. you've got to see barbara walters' 20/20 investigation stolen at birth tonight at 10:00 eastern right here on abc. when we come back here tonight, the question right now, who is this woman on the red carpet? the halloween costume that everyone is talking about 24 hours later. do you recognize that face? as a business owner, i'm constantly putting out fires. so i deserve a small business credit card with amazing rewards. with the spark cash card from capital one, i get 2% cash back on every purchase, every day. i break my back around here. finally someone's recognizing me with unlimited rewards! meetings start at 11, cindy. [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one. choose 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase, every day. what's in your wallet? i need your timesheets, larry! is what makes us differen

how serious is this for paul? >> i don't know how damaging it's going to be to paul.licans really haven't hatched on and attacked paul for it. we -- democrats are, you know, having fun with paul plagiarizing wikipedia, and, you know, i reported there is plagiarism in the book which is a lot more serious than plagiarizing from the internet some plot lines. but i don't know if this is going to be damaging to paul necessarily in the long run. i think we have to wait and see if more stuff comes out. if it was as systematic as it seems to be. >> i want to talk about how this plays out in the meta rivalry we're creating between paul and cruz. cruz actually said that rand paul has a problem and that he can never fully depatch himself from the strident libertarianism of his father. so that's ted cruz going after rand paul on father issues. but ted cruz obviously has some problems of his own. i just want to play a little bit of sound from ted cruz's dad, rafael cruz. >> we need to send barack obama back to chicago. and i would like to send him back to kenya. >> soy gore, strid

cou rand paul could win? >> if i had to pick two, i'd pick scott walker and rand paul. i think the chances of jeb bush running are under 10%. i think he's intrigued by it, he'd love to be president, but i think there are just family issues that don't relate to his last name that he just sort of -- it would be difficult for him to run. >> so you think paul could win the nomination? >> i think ted cruz has redefined the term extremism in the republican party. and i think rand paul has shown himself the last few months to be a lot more pragmatic, a lot more sophisticated a politician. you talk to republicans in the senate, they will say in the senate conference lunches, he'll sit next to or near senator mcconnell. i thought it was going to be another -- they get along very well. the guy is trying to be a team player. i i think he's becoming more acceptable and ted cruz is helping him get there. >> i'd pick walker and paul. >> do you think republicans, donor, voters, everybody could look at rand paul and say he c

but there's this bigger issue with rand paul and actually the whole paul family that they've got someeal hr problems in the way they run their political offices. i mean, they keep coming up with people who plagiarize on their behalf. you've got the thing with his dad about this decade of news letters that apparently someone else wrote under his name and he never knew about it. >> you mean the racist stuff. >> yeah. even with rand paul there's the earlier book he wrote back in 2011. the guy who ghost wrote that one had this white supremacist history. it's not that i think rand paul is actually going around plagiarizing, but he runs a pretty loose operation. it's like if you elected rand paul president, you would want the key job, the key other person in his administration wouldn't be chief of staff or secretary or state or vice president. it'd be the person who prevents him from inadvertently hiring racists and plagiarizers. >> that day had been lifted verbatim from the wikipedia entry for the movie "gatica." let's listen to that. >> from wikipedia. ethan hawke's character, quote, assu

♪. >> diez segundos, paul, muÉvete! ♪. >> bienvenido al juego final. ♪. ♪. ♪. >> dispÁrame, paul.e que no lo haga, no es frecuente que uno reviva la historia, ¿o sÍ? >> no lo hagas. >> convÉnceme de que no me mate. ♪. ♪. (disparos). ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. (disparos). ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. (sirenas policiales). >> estarÁs bien. >> mundy estarÁ bien, pero no regresarÁ a swat. >> deberÍa volver a traer a kellogg. >> ¿y quÉ hay de ti? >> no trabajo aquÍ, ¿lo recuerda? >> tal vez deberÍa pensarlo. >> no, me irÉ a casa, pero gracias igual. >> ¿y quÉ pasÓ con la certificaciÓn? >> considÉrelos certificados. >> gracias. ♪. ♪. ♪. >> bien hecho, kim, bien. >> sÍ, asi es como pasÓ. supongo que no trabajarÁs para swat por un tiempo, ¿no? >> ¿acaso te interesarÍa ver a tu hermana en long beach? ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪ ♪ >> los lakers de los Ángeles juegan su partido. >> los nuestros se hacen protagonistas con los goles y victorias para sus equipos. >> la antesala de roma y en contra de víctor. >> con esto y mucho más, comenzamos la nueva edición de contacto deportivo. >> ¿qué tal amigos? muy buenas noches y fe

rand paul, anti-abortion republican guy rand paul, and anti-abortion republican governor guy bobby jindaland anti-abortion rick santorum. and the anti-abortion family, the duggars, 19 kids and counting. there was another one brought in, a blast from the past. the long-time republican governor, scott walker. governor scott walker did not draw a particularly good crowd for ken cuccinelli in virginia in the closing days of the campaign. but not for a lack of trying or a lack of congruant politics between the two men. governor scott walker is up for re-election next year. if he runs for election, as expected, that will be his third election in four years. the fight over union rights in the recall effort made wisconsin the center of the political universe for a while. governor walker surviving the effort. his win in the race made him a national republican darling. so now he pretty clearly is running for re-election in wisconsin. but also he is just as clearly apparently running for president. he has a running for president style book that is just out, titled "unintimidated" so you can hear the

paul le page walked the democrat on the ballot. the person he had a harder time beating was a leading independent in the race. so the democrat took 19%. the independent took 36%, paul le page took 38%. le page was nowhere near a majority. and since then as his amazing raging governorship has unfolded, that winning with 38% of the vote thing has reminded some mainers to remind others that they did not vote for that guy. they by a large majority chose somebody else when they went to vote for governor. his approval ratings are about the same now as the results were then, which is to say kind of low. he's not very popular. he very likely got into office because of that weird dynamic of that three-way race back in 2010. so now he's running for reelection. how about a replay of that exact same dynamic. the field includes republican paul le page, again, and that same moderate independent guy from last time who's running again. now, though, the democrat is a different candidate. the democrat this time is a popular six-term congressman name

paul has stolen his haircut from 80 he's icon -- 80's icon patrick duffy. you're welcome.t least the rand man is handling the allegations in the appropriate manner. >> i think i'm being unfairly targeted by a bunch of hacks and haters. >> the senator paul told the times to tell you the truth people can think what they want. can i go back to being a doctor any time. if they are tired of me i'll go back to be a doctor and i'll be perfectly content. >> jon: you know what? i'll start my own government where awr will yod to copy off other people. i'll start my own country. i'll call it belgium. i came up with that name, belgup. [ laughter ] we'll be right -- belgi [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome become. my guest tonight you know him. you love him. you can current be see on broadway in two plays. please we welcome back to the program patrick stewart. [cheers and applause] nice to see you, my friend. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> jon: you look fit as a fiddle. >> yeah. >> jon: fit as a fiddle, i say how are you? >> good. been a little under the weather. you can hea

what you think about paul ryan? caller: i liked it. i like paul ryan and i like rick santorum.e someone like chris christie he is not going to stand much of a chance at all because he is in line with president obama too much as of late. i don't think we can defeat either vice president joe biden or hillary clinton. either one of them could be the nominee or they might get on the same ticket together, which is what i am afraid of. i don't think that governor christie could defeat either bice -- either vice president biden or hillary clinton. my money is on arizona senator jeff lake. host: chris is next on the line for democrats. e --o you see in 2016 2016? i think it is too early to tell, but i want to make a remark about paul ryan pot i listen to it very carefully. i felt he gave a lot of generalizations. he did not give any ideas of what would happen and what the republicans had to offer for health care. it didn't seem that it mattered to him. what would happen. he talked about the war on as if he somehow had a better idea but i think we have ofe poor people now because the --

him being hired by rand paul to ghost write his book, that used to be the controversy about rand pauls an author. now the controversy about rand paul as an author was first reported over the weekend. reported three solid pages was lifted without quotation marks directly from a right wing think tank. i should tell you that is a block of text longer than the lead story in today's "new york times" just copied and reprinted in his book as if it is his own words. tonight, yet more. buzz feed reporting tonight on yet another example of rand paul lifting language for an oped and repurposed that same text to use as testimony in the senate. asked yesterday about just some of what he has been caught stealing from others. the people reporting this information about him are hacks and haters. >> i think i am being unfairly targeted by hacks and haters. i will not lay down and say people can call me dishonest or misrepresenting. i have never intentionally done so. if duelling were legal in kentucky, if they keep it up, it would be a duel challenge. but i can't do that. >> senator rand paul takes th

paul le page walked the democrat on the ballot.he had a harder time beating was a leading independent in the race. so the democrat took 19%. the independent took 36%, paul le page took 38%. le page was nowhere near a majority. and since then as his amazing raging governorship has unfolded, that winning with 38% of the vote thing has reminded some mainers to remind others that they did not vote for that guy. they by a large majority chose somebody else when they went to vote for governor. his approval ratings are about the same now as the results were then, which is to say kind of low. he's not very popular. he very likely got into office because of that weird dynamic of that three-way race back in 2010. so now he's running for reelection. how about a replay of that exact same dynamic. the field includes republican paul le page, again, and that same moderate independent guy from last time who's running again. now, though, the democrat is a different candidate. the democrat this time is a popular six-term congressman named mike micha

but there's this bigger issue with rand paul and actually the whole paul family that they've got someeal hr problems in the way they run their political offices. i mean, they keep coming up with people who plagiarize on their behalf. you've got the thing with his dad about this decade of news letters that apparently someone else wrote under his name and he never knew about it. >> you mean the racist stuff. >> yeah. even with rand paul there's the earlier book he wrote back in 2011. the guy who ghost wrote that one had this white supremacist history. it's not that i think rand paul is actually going around plagiarizing, but he runs a pretty loose operation. it's like if you elected rand paul president, you would want the key job, the key other person in his administration wouldn't be chief of staff or secretary or state or vice president. it'd be the person who prevents him from inedadvertently hiring racists and plagiarizers. >> that day had been lifted verbatim from the wikipedia entry for the movie "gatica." let's listen to that. >> from wikipedia. ethan hawke's character, quote, as

paul ever responds to me personally. he hasn't come on the show since he wouldn't answer my questions years ago about the civil rights act. but he may feel compelled to answer questions from his hometown press. if that is the case >>> something borrowed. let's play "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews up in new york. let me start with this. tea for two. rand paul refuses to admit it. it's about plagiarism. he has been accused of taking words, large numbers of words, from other sources. he wrote a book but puts his name to the book more than 1300 of them that came from a heritage foundation report. it took a search engine to discover this. once discovered, it's the fact he has to defend and refuse he did what he did, take credit for someone else's words. i don't know why he won't and doesn't admit that they took the words and took credit. this is something you learn in high school. why not remember the rules and follow them. if you don't set up the words as borrowed, you're taking credit for them yourselves.

i think that this is true of jean paul gaultier's work. i know that have been friends for a very long time. it is my honor to introduce both suzy menkes, fashion editor of the international herald tribune, and mr. jean paul gaultier. [applause] >> the love seat. [laughter] i just want to know, can you hear me? please shout loudly if you cannot. [laughter] yes or no, you can hear? >> somebody said no. >> mic people, can i be heard? should i start? ok, good. so before i introduced one of the funniest, wittiest, most amusing and funkiest designers that i know, i would like to start with something a little bit more serious. you know, in fashion, the reason that people laughed seem obvious when you see the exhibition of all it's incredible glory and excitement. but at the same time, there were real reasons why designers laughed, and one of them, when it comes to jean paul gaultier, is probably what is talked about least. it is the technique, the skill, the handwork, the knowledge. sometimes it gets buried underneath the fantasies of the close.