, how many athletes become prima donnas,. >> money is transformative.eir behavior affects millions of people. if someone in silicon valley or someone on the jets screws up, they're not getting people floakeforeclosed on. wall street has a real effect on the rest of the country, it touches everyone's lives, that's when so many people get angry when the financial sector screws up. >> an interesting social media posting that hermela aregawi our social media producer has pulled up. >> goldman sachs, he really likes your book but says this about the people you profiled. there's an argument to be made that clearly the type of person he might gravitate towards would be the left leaning cynical bankers and vice versa, considerable risk, would be similarly minded. he added this doesn't make your conclusions less relevant but what about the analysts who go on to have fulfilling successful careers? >> that's very interesting. i talk about that a bit in the book. there is an inherent selection bias, people who agreed to talk to me to put their careers on the line t

(laughter) folks, folks, the last thing i want to be is a prima donna here but i am full of shauden freuder this. (laughter) and i'm not the only one who's outraged. excongressman and former employable person allen west anger blogged "it started rather patriotically with the words of america the beautiful then the words went from english to languages i didn't recognize." (laughter) yes, this man once represented florida and then serveed in iraq. how was he supposed to recognize spanish and arabic? (laughter) and the web site thebright barth.ca's michael leahy captured why we're so angry saying that the company used such an iconic song, one often snung churches on the fourth of july that represents the old pluribus unum view of how americans immigrateed to push multiculturalism down our throats. yes, the old pluribus unum. that's latin for "speak-a-da english speak-a-da english." (laughter) and as leahy points out, it's not enough they sang a deeply christian patriotic anthem, the ad also prominently features a gay couple. (audience reacts) for pete's sake, since when are gays allowed to g

a self-centered prima donna with bad hair.hat makes him a perfect candidate, but he's a pfrt example of who runs these days, people who don't know what to do next. >> he's running in the eastern part of north carolina. used to be heavily black. when the redistricting came, they moved all the blacks out. he's running a district that's almost impossible for a democrat to win. and on top of that, i give him credit for saying he's gay, but i will tell you, the congressional club, they're going to destroy him. >> i feel bad for him. i'm aching for bacon, not aiken. but the thing is, i don't know what his qualifications and experience are, but that seems not to matter very much, anyway, but god bless this country. let him run. i think it's great and i think he's going to be the run-up, like dana said. >> nobody sang the national anthem at all his events. save a lot of money. >> you can imagine the excitement i experienced when it was announced the red hot chili peppers were joining bruno mars at super bowl xlviii. now imagine the di

merkel is not known for being a kind of prima donna about this thing. when she got upset, they took that seriously. but there's been leaking of the phone call about the ukraine, which showed there are rists between europe and america over how far to push russia on ukraine. there are definitely areas of sensitivity. my takeaway was despite all of the pretalk about this being dominated by president hollande's love life, there are very substantive and serious iss issues, iran and issues over the spying and ukraine and russia. all of that needs to be managed at the moment and in a fairly urgent time frame. and the more that the two sides on europe can sit down and deal with these things, hopefully we can get movement on those. >> chuck, we want your sense, there was a little bit of domestic politics as well with questions about another affordable care act delay here as well, for the president the u.s. president had to deal with this domestic policies and french president with his own domestic politics, that was an issue he tried to run away from. >> he did.