i went from being the super gangster man to peter griffin. the family guy now. >> family life for young hasn't been without drama. two weeks before mcmeans arrest he was charged with domestic violence to which he pled not guilty. >> one of the neighbors called the police. my baby mama didn't even call the police. we don't fight. she didn't want me to go nowhere that day. a that's about it. she'll tell you. >> he hit me. shouldn't ever put his hand on me. men don't hit women. that's only for bitches and [ bleep ] women. >> when it's time for his trial she will refuse to testify. >> because we need to be together and he need to be there for my kids while i'm here. they need their daddy, as well as their mama. >> are you okay being with him again? >> um-hmm. he don't put no fear in my damn heart. i'm not scared of him. it just seem like ever since he went to jail like everything just went downhill. just crazy. >> make me feel like i failed. i just know what i got to do when i get out. >> within days, young will are a hearing on miss domestic vio

griffin. terry childs broke the story for us. we are joined by peters us from our offices in d.c. why pimco? mary: greenspan went into the seven when he retired. i think pimco was also want to pony up the cash. they've been working with bernanke for two quarters. they have been having come into their secular forum to talk about strategy. i think pimco is in a transition right now. they lost their does -- they lost their two cios. matt: i can't imagine he will have an office and go out five days a week and the a regular worker bee. does he occasionally call off? is he on conference calls? does he get paid to have his name on the letterhead? mary: i think you are on the nose. he is going to engage with clients to some extent and it's it on -- and sit on investment committees and try to help them understand where he sees it going. it is like phone a friend. you have a superhero on the line. they are paying for that access. matt: how much do we think they are paying? mary: he makes 250,000 per speaking engagement. you have at least three secular forums. pl

olivia: all right, peter, thank you so much our chief white house correspondent. you know what else i found interesting? ken griffinadel, has given more than $1 million to reelect rahm emanuel. tom: i wonder about the crime affecting chicago. i think the "chicago tribune" has done a fascinating job reporting, they are killing three and for a weekend in chicago. 580 days until the election, it is a "surveillance" bre aksclusive, frank keating is not going to run for president a former governor of oklahoma. i had it westona question that cuts right to the point -- why run if you cannot win, mr. keating? 5, 8, 10, 20 republican candidates, and i do not see them with any tangible traction. why are they running? governor keating: it is like the maine legislature, tom, there is an opportunity for candidate to be elected from every town, so we do have a herd. i think it is healthy for the party to see all of these people and maybe they'll want to be the next my cubby. he has done -- the next mike huckabee. tom: has it become a cottage industry? we have always had many people desire to run, but is the system almost broken