. >> john: i thought when i first heard the story about paula jones, bo about how supreme cout had aright to address grievances. that's what these people are doing, petition be the government for grievances. but if you support paula jones you have to support piece people. >> i made a career writing about scott walker. what i really want to talk about is this federal court decision. how did this judge reach a conclusion that more than 20 people it's unconstitutional to bar piece them these people frog there, but 20 or less is constitutional. it makes no sense. i don't get how he got there. the good news is that it's a temporary restraining order. there is still going to be a trial on this. let's hope that this judge wakes up and realizes that the constitution does not have a cut off point at 20 or 21. >> john: wisconsin was a big move against mcdonald's minimum wage, when you look at that and the recall campaign verse scott walker, which didn't work, but they were outspent 8/1. when he took away collective bargaining rights for teachers. didn't have the guts to do it against cops, the

, and the paula jones case was clearly worse because that was sexual harassment. and people got behind him because they understood then what we don't understand now. there is no relationship between thou people act in their private lives and their public lives. george w. bush, privately cautious, publicly reckless. people are far too complicated to say, because he acted this way, he will act x way as mayor. human beings are too complicated for that. >> we do not yet have our local nbc video of the candidates' appearance, a forum, which i believe christine quinn did not show up for, but anthony weiner was asked, this is according to ida siegal's tweet of the thing. the candidates are asked, facebook or twitter, all answer, and the crowd erupts in laughter when moderator asks, weiner, facebook or twitter? that's a new york crowd. they get a joke. they understand. >> he should have just answered yeah. >> the irony is the people are supposedly so puritanical and moralistic. it's the media that is. people actually repeatedly elect these guys. >> i was watching new york

. >> it's paula jones.nce between the two of them is that anthony weiner said he would never do it again. bill clinton didn't. anthony weiner stood at that press conference last year and said i will never do this again. bill never made that promise to hillary or the public and, look, arguably, bill clinton paved the way for anthony weiner. if bill clinton wouldn't have had his sex scandals, plural, we would never have had politicians like anthony weiner, the one in san diego, eliot spitzer thinking that they can -- it's a private matter. >> anthony weiner would be ahead in the polls. that's not the case. >> bernard was leading and it's because anthony weiner got caught a second time lying. it's not the resume. take the resumes off the table. don't tell me about bill clinton, how great he is. take it off. sex scandal versus sex scandal. >> anthony weiner had no support and bill clinton had an enormous support. >> my question is, you seem like such a friend of the clintons. you don't seem outraged at all that

bill clinton, paula jones, true sexual harassment. there seems to be no sort of consistency in the media. >> wow, okay. is it a fair comparison between anthony weiner and say bill clinton? greg, what do you think? >> hillary apparently is upset about this because of the comparison. bill was way better at fill and dering than anthony weiner. like comparing a ball boy to an olympic athlete. bill had sex with live human beings, not cold smart phones. i mean, weiner never got close to an actual female, which makes it even kind of stranger. i have to say this. if you look at it, look at the infidelity on both sides of the political spectrum. filner, clinton, spitzer, a couple of kennedys, a weiner, mcgreevey, on the left, sanford. when it comes to infidelity, the left are harlem globetrotters, the right -- >> an interesting point in the "the new york times" over the weekend. she said bill never said he wouldn't do it again. anthony weiner stood in front of the world and said he would never do it again. dana, the clintons are trying to walk

mental institution after writing antigovernment posts on facebook he served as a co-counsel for paula jones in a sexual harassment lawsuit against president bill clinton and he lent his legal assistance to a teenager who didn't want to school i.d. to track her movement he takes on cases to protect citizens exercising their first first amendment rights free speech that man is john whitehead and he joined me earlier to discuss a new book called government of wolves the emerging american police state and i started off by asking him why he chose to title his book a government of wolves. well it's from the avatar merle he was you know the great c.b.s. journalist who fought mccarthyism when they were rounding up people for merely knowing somebody body or speaking their mind he said a nation will be getting out of wolves and. the governor of wolves is here the subtitle of my book is the emerging american police state i've actually had some military people and secret service people said john you're subtitles misstated we're in a police state with the n.s.a. revelations that they're listening in on

institution after writing an anti-government pro post on facebook he served as the co-counsel for paula jones in a sexual harassment lawsuit against president bill clinton and lend his legal advice to a teenager who didn't want a school id to track or rudiments he takes on cases to protect citizens exercising their free speech that man is john whitehead and he has written a new book called a government of wolves the emerging american police state john joins me now to talk about this new book and the state of first amendment rights hi there mr white had to give so much for joining me so let's start out by talking about your new book why did you call it government of wolves well it's from the edward r. moral he was you know the great c.b.s. journalist who fought mccarthyism when they were rounding up people who are really knowing somebody body or speaking their mind he said a nation will be get a government of walls and. the government walls as here the subtitle of my book is the emerging american police say either actually has some military people in secret service people say john you're subti

. >> it's paula jones.fference between the two of them is that anthony weiner said he would never do it again. bill clinton didn't. anthony weiner stood at that press conference last year and said i will never do this again. bill never made that promise to hillary or the public and, look, arguably, bill clinton paved the way for anthony weiner. if bill clinton wouldn't have had his sex >>> this is a fox news alert we're getting word of a series of explosions in central florida look at this video. several people reportedly injured or missing at this point. this is a live look at the scene. the first explosion happening about 11:00 p.m. local time almost two hours ago at blue rhino plant northwest of orlando, florida. more explosions followed for the next few hours and over next hour at least the blast so strong that they blew the roof off the building there. fire crews and emergency officials are there on the scene. we're being told a number of workers are injured and the city administrator is saying 10 out

look, bill clinton -- what bill clinton did with paula jones is absolutely worse than anything that anthonyad done. that was sexual harassment. we knew it when we re-elected him. that story had come out by 1996. he did it in the white house. he fulfilled everyone's worst expectations. life was pretty good in america in the late 1990s, partly because of his policies. >> i appreciate your point there. bill clinton comes up a lot. i was discussing this last night with our colleague lawrence o'donnell and remembering the philip roth treatment of the impeachment. he talks about how america went on an enormous piety p tty bing the gop congress and many of the press dutifully enacted the rituals of purification to excise the erection from the executive branch. sometimes novelists get it better than those of us who are lower-level writers and pundits. what roth was getting at is the fact that beyond all the criteria you just mentioned, also it goes to this deeper subterranean sexual mccarthy-ism we have in this country. the idea that this sin is what drives people out. "the new york times" is not j

if you look at paula jones is audited in 1997 when she paid no taxes at all.p group in 2012 and asked them about their current interns. the i.r.s. should be targeted because at this point they are not servicing their job. 60% of americans according to gallup say they abuse their power often. at this point they're targeting the president more often. >>brian: $50 million spent on video conferences and videos from the 2010 to 2012. and $13.8 billion in overpaid in tax credits in 2012. let alone $70 million they are scheduled to be handing out in performance bonuses this year. for underperforming they're getting bonuses? >> in terms of bonuses, if you have a couple of bad apples, does the company have the right to ding everybody for work already done? that aside, like i said, the waste is ridiculous. it's absolutely ridiculous. but what you get when you try to gut a budget by 25%, which is what this is, is understaffing. what you get out of that is the i.r.s. scandal. what you had in that was after citizens united a doubling of applications for this tax-exempt sta

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paula c.r.t. television. now if the proceedings do continue in libya so you follow islam will likely be executed that is according to his attorney john jones who spoke to my colleague earlier. he's being held in appalling conditions certainly in terms of his mental state because so much confinement thing any period of time in for a few weeks has been shown by scientific studies to be extremely damaging and he's been in that condition for twenty months impossible for families to see him and even if they do see him that comes in many circumstances where you can speak freely the last time you visited by notes you see delegation meeting this covertly in the cool kids and so he knows that he knows that he come complain that he would visit about these conditions you can see in the in meaningful ways to friends because it's being used against him is going to be prosecuted in addition to. being prosecuted for basically saying that he wanted to be tried in the hay and exercise his right to photo but if indeed saif al islam is actually tried back at home may not be able to exactly what do you think he's facing. what he's facing a show trial. entirel