i chose a quote from paul graham, founder -- i'll wrap it up then. i won't say his quote. you can look it up. >> you have 24 seconds left. >>> dear supervisors, it is not a gift to the children and people of san francisco to have wi-fi in our parks. please [speaker not understood] when you are making decisions that impact the emotional and physical well-being of our children and community of san francisco. thank you so much for listening. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> thank you for hearing my perspective on a proposal to install wi-fi connectivity in our city parks. i am a san francisco city resident and parent and i represent parents who do not want this. please let me paint through possible scenarios for you if wi-fi is indeed installed in our parks. ten years from now, long-term studies conclude that the increase in rf emissions in our family environment adversely affects developing fetuses. number two, a man who was at the playground with charges, while she was watching a dvd, her toddler under her care falls off the high [speaker not understood] and is permanently b

it exploitation for political purposes which was a real barrier spall i literally call senator paul graham back and i asked him which is the you know the key one and that is one of the senator paul got the senator paul got the white house to back down your member on there their idea that they should be able to use drone surveillance on u.s. citizens on u.s. soil senator rand paul he did that filibuster and he got the white house to rewrite that i'm not saying that he doesn't have merit in his argument amy what i'm saying is when you use your are when you use them as an organ for political gain and to raise money that on this issue has been you know a leg good fish i know that you have an antibiotic i hope that they try not to interrupt. this for you richard rand paul says that the director of national intelligence james clapper should be prosecuted for lying to congress about the n.s.a. surveillance program what do you think it was that i think that there is some issues that. as a democrat i think there is some issues with james clapper not telling the complete whole entire truth to under

. >> paul graham has been at this table. >> he and jessica livingston, one of his partners, now his wifeim and they rejected it. they said it is too early. and we seniors at uva were on our way back to charlottesville, hung over, and he called. he actually got my cell phone, and he said we still don't like , but we like you guys. if you want to come up with something new, right now, get off the train and come right back to boston, bills something in a browser and we will fund it . we got off at the next stop, when right back to boston, met with paul for an hour, and what came out of that was reddit. i can never give jessica enough praise. i later learned it was her pushing for the two of us that got it going. >> why did you sell to conde nast? is, wesimplest answer were both 23 years old and we were presented with an opportunity to have life- changing wealth. i never wanted to have a moment in my life when i look back on something like that and wished i had done -- wished i had taken the offer. i have that combined with the fact that not long after we wasted reddit, my mother diagnosed w

paul -- >> paul graham. >> rose: he's been at this table. he said too earlly. >> he and jessica livingston, one of his partners and now his wife, they rejected us. they said it's too early and we were seniors at u.v.a. and we were on a long train ride back to charlottesville, hung over because we -- that's how we tried to get over it and he called. and i picked up my cell phone and he says "you know what? we still like your idea." i said "all right, thanks, paul." "but we like you guys. if you and steve come up with something new, get off the train come back to boston, build something in a browser and we'll fund you." and we got off at the next stop, went right back to boston. met with paul for an hour and what came out of that was red reddit. >> rose: says a lot about him, too. >> i can never give jessica enough praise. >> rose: or her, yeah. >> she -- i later learned it was her pushing for two of us. >> rose: why did you stole conde naste? >> the simplest answer was i was 23 years old, steve may have been still 2 2-2 and we were presented

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former vp candidate paul ryan snapped a shot with robertson. so did senator lindsey grahamrom south carolina. and the pics just kept on coming. it looks like robertson may have actually been the biggest star last night. >>> now let's head over to jimmy kimmel, who knows how people in l.a. love to be on tv. you could say the same thing for new york. before the state of the union, he asked people if what they thought of the speech, even though there is no way any of them could have seen it yet. >> what do you think of president obama's state of the union address last night? >> you know, it had different effects on different people, and you know, i just feel those effects affect everybody, you know? like, you've just got to stay positive, you've got to not focus on the negative. >> he was addressing what everybody was talking about, or -- >> reporter: which is what? >> um, i don't know. i haven't seen it. >> reporter: did you think that there was too much product placement in the state union? >> yeah, that kind of surprises me. kind of cheapens politics a little bit. >> report

you would played rand paul and also lindsey graham this week gave a quote to nbc news. graham told -- it's not something we can play. it seems to me that this whole bridge thing reinforces a narrative that's troublesome about this guy. he's kind of a bully. he went on cnn late they're day and tried to walk it back a little bit on cnn. i think he went a long way to helping himself today, blah, blah, blah. the first shows the instinct of lindsey graham. are you noticing a disconnect between the early state people and how they're processing this in washington? >> actually i talked to lindsey and he had a number of choice words to say about christie. it was pretty clear he felt the need to backpedal pretty quickly after that came out. i mean, there's -- the disconnect here even in the early states you have an establishment versus an insurgent wing of the party, and that really to what you were talking about earlier, is the second half of this, what's going on, these early state people are very concerned about the continuing civil war between the insurgent wing and the estab

congressman graham, ari fleischer, paul begala thanks very much. >>> as the battle -- dr.e moment of contrition from dennis rodman for what he said about a political prisoner in north korea and basically for being drunk on cnn's air the other day. we'll be right back. >>> new developments in another story we've been following closely. attorneys for the family of marlise munoz are said to be preparing to take legal action. she's the 33-year-old brain-dead woman connected to life support machines despite her known wishes and her family's. she suffer add apparent blood clot in her lung. no one knows how long she or the fetus she's carrying went without oxygen. the hospital says its hands are tide by a texas state law that says a pregnant woman can't be removed from life support. our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta joins us with our -- mark geragos and sonny hostin. sonny, the family says she might have gone an hour or longer without oxygen after her collapse. she also underwent cardiac resuscitation with electricity. do we know what kind of damage that could have

the republican party, pitting the maximalist wing, including john mccain and lindgy graham on one side, against a rand paul wing that's far more skeptical of foreign intervention and the size of our country's national security apparatus. this fight will move from its rhetorical phase to its legislative phase as congress tackles reforms based on the edward snowden leaks. it's going to have huge implications for the republican party in 2016 and what kind of country we live in. joining me now, john stanton of "buzz feed. "were you surprised by the level of vitreal in king this weekend? >> no, not at all. you know, he said things like this about rand paul before, about marco rubio with the funding for the hurricane disaster in long island. he has got problems with folks like them among the party. he's very much an institutionalist, neocon, old-school sty republican and looks at people like rand paul and ted cruz and others as sort of upstarts that are bringing a libertarian sort of crazy person kind of thing in his mind to the party. and, you know, peter king is not the kind of guy that's not going to call you

maybe it takes time and i know senator graham tells me it's like paul masson's wine. it's not ready until it's time that i hope you're getting close to that. with that, thank you sir. >> thank you very much senator manchin. senator mccain. >> thank you mr. chairman. first could i say secretary fox, do you believe that the actions that were taken in context of a budget agreement was not the way the pentagon would like to see this issue addressed? is that correct? >> that is correct, sir. >> and the best way to do this is an overall addressing of the issue through the commission that this committee has had written into law and signed by the president? >> that would be our preference. >> and would you agree that one of the principles we should publicly adhere to and address in this issue it is an issue, would need to make sure that we do not act in a way that would affect existing servicemembers and retirees? in other words, it would be prospective in nature and we could address the issue effectively if we do a prospective rather then creating an impression to the men an

later, senator graham backtracked a bit saying he was impressed by christie's press conference yesterday. he handled it as well as he could. that's certainly minimal. meanwhile, rand paulal rival for the 2016 nomination against christie joked about the scandal when he was asked during a white house walkout yesterday. >> i don't know. who e-mailed who and who works for whom. i have been in traffic before. i know how angry i am when i'm in traffic. i'm always wondering who did this to me. >> he didn't even bother to stop. but christie has never shied away from bashing his fellow republicans. is he suffering the consequences of that now? what goes around comes around. david gregory, the moderator of "meet the press" on sunday's on nbc, and david axelrod is a former adviser to president obama and msnbc senior analyst. david, i want to start with you. as a democrat, it seems to me that the democrats are enjoying this for the reasons i would suspect is that they suspect he might be the toughest republican candidate for president in a general election. he gets knocked off, then they only have to face at best maybe scott walker, if jeb bush gets back in the game, of course, bu

. >> who you're picking as a example is rand paul, they've had a long running feud going -- >> lindsay graham> and money matters, too. ask romney. the rabl he was able to withstand months and months of primary is because he had the money and structure to withstand it. they're realizing right now what they the press wants to talk about is not graham's achievements in floridas, they want to talk -- >> rick scott's achievements in florida. i'm trying to think of one, i can't. >> ironically, anna, that's why chris christie got out of new jersey, because he's wants to expose himself to other political climates. >> what do you mean, chris? it's 70 degrees and sunny here. >> the reason this could hurt him in 2016 is because if he doesn't run a clean shop, it's going to be hard to be an executive at the next level. >> and we'll continue to see, christopher. great to see you. anna, great to see youses always. >> coming up next on "new day," marijuana and the president. he's talking about his own drug use in the far, far pot. what do his comments mean for legalizing the drugs nationwide? >> and let's n

graham would later walk the comments back. kentucky senator, tea party hero and longtime christie nemesis rand paul had this to add. >> i know how angry i am when i'm in traffic and always wondering, who did this to me? >> chris christie's political obituary is being written, chris christie, himself, doesn't seem to understand quite the magnitude of this scandal. >> i'm enormously flattered that folks would talk to me in their party as someone who they think could be a candidate for president. i'm absolutely nowhere near beginning that consideration process. >> that was today. today. during the press conference christie convened to try to explain the breathtaking political payback scheme that was apparently engineered from inside his own administration. it is this context with a massive abuse of power scandal exploding around him that chris christie says he is, gosh, flattered. chris christie is still convinced republicans think he might be their guy in 2016. joining me now, political consultant -- publisher of the federalist. senior fellow at the heartland institute. ben, i get the sense, i've been very interested to watch cons

between rand paul, who once the president to have to come back anytimeess a times -- he wants to use force, and the -- and lindsey graham who says the world is a battlefield. you could fit every democrat within that continuum. when you have one party that amonghas, and not just wren the people in the party, you have rand paul and chris ourstie fighting about what appropriate edgers. presidential nominees. you do not have agreement about what our counterterrorism strategy is or should be. in that situation, it is difficult to be part of a well thought out reform process. on the democratic side, you have the fact that your party is in power. you not want to embarrass your president. saying, the white house and frankly anyone in congress -- was watch congress -- who has watched congress, it would be better if congress fix this. but we do not trust you to do it right. if you cannot deal with the debt ceiling or budget, how can we trust you to deal with power of war? we are in this odd moment that troops will leave afghanistan in december, 2014. the wars we thought we were setting up to fight will and. -- end. this authoriza

later, senator graham backtracked a bit saying he was impressed by christie's press conference yesterday. he handled it as well as he could. that's certainly minimal. meanwhile, rand paull rival for the 2016 nomination against christie joked about the scandal when he was asked during a white house walkout yesterday. >> i don't know. who e-mailed who and who works for whom. i have been in traffic before. i know how angry i am when i'm in traffic. i'm always wondering who did this to me. >> he didn't even bother to stop. but christie has never shied away from bashing his fellow republicans. is he suffering the consequences of that now? what goes around comes around. the moderator of "meet the press" on sunday's on nbc, and david axelrod is a former adviser to president obama and msnbc senior analyst. david, i want to start with you. as a democrat, it seems to me that the democrats are enjoying this for the reasons i would suspect is that they suspect he might be the toughest republican candidate for president in a general election. he gets knocked off, then they only have to face at best maybe scott walker, if jeb bush gets back in the game, of course, but probably face

they're between rand paul who wants the president to have to come back to congress anytime he wants to use force against any terrorist group and lindsey graham who says we are at war, the earth is the battlefield, and the president should be taking the fight to the battlefield, the whole earth. and basically, you can fit every democrat within that continuum. so when you have one party that really, truly has an -- and, you know, not just among sort of random people in the party, you have rand paul and chris christie fighting about, in public, about what are adequate and appropriate counterterrorism measures. two of the most talked-about possible presidential nominees. so at the most profound level in the republican party, you don't have agreement about what our counterterrorism strategy is or should be. and in that situation it's very difficult to be part of a well thought out reform process. on the democratic side, you have the fact that your party is in power, and you don't want to embarrass your president, and you have a lot of other things on your plate. and you have this white house and, frankly, anyone who's watched congress in the past

and lindsay graham or others out there never really bought on to the christie presidency, if you will. if you look at the presidential contenders on the gop side, rubio, paulgoes. look, at the end of the day independents like. that's why they're attracted to him in the first place because of his blunt manner but the question is whether or not it will get him through the primary. i don't know. >> eleanor, "the new york times" writes about he wanted to bolster the foreign policy cred and statement says the trip is in limbo as it's all but absent evading the questions. how do you think the past few weeks impacted the shot for the possible white house run? >> i don't think he had an easy path through the primaries but the party right now, republican party in the grips of the far right and they have never liked him. the establishment, however, loved christie. may still love him. and they think he's really their only chance to win nationally. i don't think people are going to wack off of him yet. they're going to see how he handles this. he has a lot of reassuring to do. personally, probably on the phone with a lot of big donors, a lot of this is about money. un

paul ryan right there, with the folks from "duck dynasty." >> getting some selfys. here is cory, she's posing for a picture with south carolina senator lindsey grahamation. >> it took a while. >> yeah. when it comes to getting the facts right or wrong, there is a lot of fact checking going on. frank luntz has the dials on that. brian, you saw those details last night as they went up and down and we're going to show you right now. >> one last point on financial security. for decades few things exposed hard working families to economic hardship more than a broken health care system. in case you haven't heard, we're in the process of fixing that. >> he said that, brian, and it had been flat lined, much like obamacare itself, and started to nose dive. >> yeah. people have a problem with the numbers. people sign up. the fulfillment is a huge issue and the president has a problem 'cause he's been telling people if you tonight have a better idea, then you shouldn't really repeal without a policy. however, republicans now have a better idea. listen. >> the promise is great. the execution is miserable. >> execution failed horribly. >> the policy itselfs are