he doesn't have the sort of loyalty and years of friendship that say charlie rangel enjoyed. everyone was rooting for charlie rangel to survive his scandal somehow and as you noted he did. but there's also just the kind of unattractiveness of this scandal. the question of -- let's assume he does tough it out. he does go through an investigation to have put his wife through that, to have put the women with whom he corresponded through that establishing that they were all over 18, for example, and this activity was all consensual and all the details coming out. what sort of political image will he have other than a cad who doubled down on his caddishness by dragging -- dragging these women through this sort of inkwigs. i don't see this playing out well. i really don't. >> howard fineman there's a flash poll in new york city overnight where a slight majority comes out in favor of anthony wiener not resigning, staying in office. is that number -- is it your sense in the way this story is likely to play out in the next couple weeks, is that number likely to change in one direction

rangel. very moving the number of my republican and democratic friends who wished that this would never have happened. a waiver, being a political climate, they did not want to be in a position to explain their support for me for fear that it may be misconceived as not being the highest ethical standards. i want to make it abundantly clear. those of us to get involved in the public and tell them we expect to be treated on a higher ethical standard than most people -- i do not think it is plain to say that you have just been on treated fairly. the record will have to speak for itself, and the record is there. i committed no crime. i was not trying to enrich myself. i violated no rules intentionally. it happened at the wrong time, and they brought it up without a hearing. they did have a hearing, except that i was not there. host: let's get back to your telephone calls. new york city, thank you for waiting. you are on the air. caller: thank you very much. every time i hear about medicare,i blow

rangel.t is very moving the number of my republican and democratic friends who wished that this would never have happened. a waiver, being a political climate, they did not want to be in a position to explain their support for me for fear that it may be misconceived as not being the highest ethical standards. i want to make it abundantly clear. those of us to get involved in the public and tell them we expect to be treated on a higher ethical standard than most people -- i do not think it is plain to say that you have just been on treated fairly. the record will have to speak for itself, and the record is there. i committed no crime. i was not trying to enrich myself. i violated no rules intentionally. it happened at the wrong time, and they brought it up without a hearing. they did have a hearing, except that i was not there. host: let's get back to your telephone calls. new york city, thank you for waiting. you are on the air. caller: thank you very much. every time i hear about medicare,i

charlie rangel we know."aven't heard bye-bye talk about the anthony weiner capable of countless kindnesses and acts of loyalty. narcissism-- we've seen narcissism in both these cases, in gingrich and weiner. remember chris lee, the republican congressman from upstate new york who resigned after it was revealed he had a bare-chested photo and a romantic overture--. >> brown: another social media. >> he looks like nathan hale up there compared to anthony weiner who wants to hang on. un, he's a distraction to his party. david is absolutely right. but during this whole time, the democrats had their one piece of good news since last november-- cathy hocle won chris lee's seat on medicare and the voucher system, paul ryan. and she's got no credit. nobody has seen her because of anthony weiner. >> brown: all right, we have to leave it there. nathan hale, anthony-- thank you both very much. >> warner: we'll be back shortly with a look at the plea deal in a case about leaking classified national security information.

new york representative charles rangel was accused of 13 ethics charges and he was re-elected. david vitter admitted, to quote, a very serious sin and asked forgiveness. he stayed in the senate and was re-elected. ironically he originally succeeded this man in the house bob livingstone who resigned after committing adultery who had been chosen to replace newt gingrich who admits that back then when he was leading the impeachment effort against president clinton he was having an affair with his now wife calista. the house leadership from president obama said he would resign if he were in congressman weiner's shoes and tonight on the evening news the president was urging him out the door >> i wish representative weiner and his lovely wife well. it's obviously been a tough incident for him, but i'm confident that they will refocus and he'll refocus and they will end up to being able to bounce back. >> president obama tonight on abc. so what are the rules? where are the lines, if there are any lines at all? joining us now, dana bash and melanie sloan of citizens for ethics and resp

rangel. it is very moving the number of my republican and democratic friends who wished that this would never have happened. a waiver, being a political climate, they did not want to be in a position to explain their support for me for fear that it may be misconceived as not being the highest ethical standards. i want to make it abundantly clear. those of us to get involved in the public and tell them we expect to be treated on a higher ethical standard than most people -- i do not think it is plain to say that you have just been on treated fairly. the record will have to speak for itself, and the record is there. i committed no crime. i was not trying to enrich myself. i violated no rules intentionally. it happened at the wrong time, and they brought it up without a hearing. they did have a hearing, except that i was not there. host: let's get back to your telephone calls. new york city, thank you for waiting. you are on the air. caller: thank you very much. every time i hear about medicare,

charles rangel is still there. vitter is there on the republican side. >> sorry to interrupt. nancy pelosi called for an ethics investigation, the house democratic leader. just moments ago we have a statement from congressman weiner saying, "i welcome and will fully cooperate with an investigation by the house ethics committee. i'm deeply sorry, to my family, staff and constituents." >> right, he will have to i think really respond in some way that stops the questions. that is the consequence. if the democratic leadership, in how fred talked about speaker boehner had lee resign, if you lose -- if he loses support from nancy pelosi and the like, well, then he is a goner. >> bret: charles? >> i think she a goner. it will probably be certainly in the long run or the medium run and maybe even in the short run. i think the story will continue. there will be drip, drip, drip. i think there is however a lesson in what you mentioned, juan, which is the clinton president. i think the message for the republicans, there is a quote, i don't know if you had it about the national republican

charlie rangel with 80% of the vote who had been through an ethics committee investigation that didn't go well for him on financial matters. there's a lot you can survive in new york. it was in a hotel ballroom in new york during the 1992 presidential campaign that jennifer flowers played a tape recording of bill clinton, candidate for president talking to her during their extramarital affair that bill clinton was conducting. that we thought was the craziest thing ever to happen. it may be. it may be crazier than what he saw today. what was your sense in the room with the local media especially about the survivability of this for anthony wiener in new york? >> there's a general feeling that he can probably hold on to his seat. it's very, very hard to oust someone who really has nothing to lose. i think he say he's not resigning. i think there will be some calls for him to resign from republicans. it's not helpful that the house leadership on the democratic side has called for an investigation. i think he will sit this out, assuming nothing else comes out. if there's another shoe that d

new york congressman charles rangel was censured. he too didn't quit and was recently re-elected with 80% of the vote. gop senator david vitter also got re-elected and is serving today despite his name turned up in the d.c. madam's list. he admitted to a serious sin and asked forgiveness. ironically he succeeded this man in the house, bob livingstone who resigned after committing adultery. he had just beenen to replace newt gingrich who admitted he was having an affair with a woman who had become his current wife. president clinton survived as well but anthony weiner did not. he lost support of his colleagues, and president obama who said he'd resign when he was -- if he was in his shoes. >> i wish representative weiner and his lovely wife well. obviously it's been a tough incident for him. but i'm confident that they'll refocus and he'll refocus and they'll end up being able to bounce back. >> president obama tonight on abc. so what are the rules? where are the lines if there are any lines at all? joining us now, danna bash and mela

wrong he is -- rangel writing the tax code and is he a tax cheat? >> looking at it from a political point of view. he was the head of the ways and means committee. the commission as mary katharine just said that writes the tax legislation. you can't be skipping out on your taxes. you can't be -- >> bill: what rangel did was worse than weiner did he survived and got reelected. senator from louisiana got reelected and had the hooker deal going against him. president clinton's approval ratings now are like 60%. bill clinton. he got through it. so, you know, it's another look, here is the damage to the country. that we become very cynical about our leaders. i think sin zemarite now cynicism is all time high. people are fed up with the quality of people that are representing us. they want an improvement in that now, the final thing is andrew by the bart. he is the blogger who broke the story and then he got attacked by the left wing smear machine, juan. you are very, very familiar with the smear machine having gone through with the npr. when is enough en

. >> reporter: also weighing in on the issue, congressman charles rangel. apparently he's saying that congressman weiner should not resign, that this whole idea of resignation, t.j., is something that's being quoted hyped up in the press. for congressman weiner we are hearing reportedly he will be back in washington on monday ready for work. >> all right. jason carroll for us this morning, in anthony weiner's district in new york, good to have you with us on a cnn saturday morning. >>> we turn to alabama where they are taking steps to slam the door on illegal immigrants with a tough new law. this new law considered one of the broadest and most stringent in the country. governor bentley signed it this week. it allows police to arrest anyone suspected of being an illegal immigrant if they are stopped for any reason. it requires public schools report the immigration status of students. it also makes it a crime for anyone who knowingly gives an illegal immigrant a ride or shelter. another provision, requires businesses to check the legal status of workers using

robert lyles reports that bart is far from finished with legal rangeling over the shooting. >> reporter lost his life on the bart platform at the end of the gun. we all know mezerly went to jail for that killing. still grant's mother and daughter believe bart should pay to the tune of $50 million. today, she settled for much less, but as you're about to see, six other men are not throwing out their suits against bart. >> no amount of money can replace oscar. if i got $1 or $100 million, it wouldn't bring oscar back. >> the $1.3 million settlement for the new year's day 2009 death of her son brings no closure and no sense of satisfaction. >> what would make me satisfied is my son would be here. that's what would satisfy me. >> the settlement does bring to a close some of the bay area's darkest days. including violent protests in the streets of downtown oakland and the murder trial of mezerly. a jury convicted him of involuntary manslaughter. still the $1.3 million paid to wanda johnson and to oscar grant's daughter is not a legal admission of fault. >> you can say legally i admit it or n

this is the rangel rope-a-dope. the only one to talk to him in the congress is charlie rangel.iah corner. that's a bad option. >> what's the second option? patrick kennedy did, you said. >> patrick kennedy, this is a modified mia copa, he crashed a car into a barricade on capitol hill. he said i suffer from depression, addiction to painkillers. he went to the mayo clinic and he came back to congress, stayed a little while. i think this guy has too much baggage. i mean, the media are on him. he's got other women in the woodwork. what he ought to do, it seems to me, what i would recommend is that he just get out. he take time off, he resign from the congress, he say i'm sick. he does what tiger woods did, what david duchovney did and say i have a sex addiction, i'm going to get treated. he finds somebody and in two years, he makes a comeback. >> well, that would be a scenario and if you look at what's happening, elliot spitzer had to cover this story, he's over and got a primetime show now and you would argue that is just add scandalous as this. >> what happens is americans and p

thank you so much for joining me. >> thanks for having me. >> you heard kelly mention charlie rangel. i know in a couple other pieces people have brought up david vitter and how he managed to survive his own sex scandal after the madam came out and said he had been with prostitutes. how does anthony wiener survive this one? >> i think there's a couple factors at play. first and foremost, how do his constituents feel about him? it's a safe democrat district. do the constituents stay with you? secondly, what is going to happen on the legal end? obviously, additional facts or at least reputed facts are coming out on an almost hour by hour basis. does that potentially create additional legal exposure, particularly with the age of women, does it create deeper ethical issues? thirdly, how will the republicans handle a potential ethics inquiry? do they want a head on a stake or will they approach this a different way. i think lastly, and i think kelly was getting at this which is what type of pressure do the other democratic members in the house put on him? that ultimately be the driving fac

you look at the experience of charlie rangel in new york.sure, he had mainline prominent democrats rally to him. and nobody really was calling for charlie rangel to step down, even though it was the case that he was found in violation of at least the house rules of not declaring income and other sort of misdemeanors, sort of speak. even though he was the chairman of the tax writing committee. the ways is that means committee. if you contrast that with anthony weiner, nobody came to anthony weiner's defense. i happen to think republicans played this pretty well them didn't really pile on early on. they let it play out. >> no question, this became a democratic civil war. and speaker boehner saying we won't meddle in your problems. let me come back to you. contrast the way other scandals have played out. where the tax issue is. less sexy, to say the obvious. there are no pictures, a picture of a 1040 isn't good compared to what anthony weiner was sending over his ipod or whatever. is the media then at fault for just playing to the salacious, wh

the other member of congress from new york who got into some serious ethical trouble, congressman rangel, a former chairman of the powerful ways and means committee who had undeclared income, hadn't paid taxes on rental income, all sorts of other things, which is just not -- you can't do that as chairman of ways and means. he was accept sured by his colleagues but he is personally liked by his colleagues. remember that dram mattic moment when the vote in the well of the house, where people would say, i personally like charlie rangel but i'm going to have to vote to censure him. congressman wiener wouldn't have that same thing. there's no one who is willing to stand up to say they personally like him. and when your nee trouble like this you need friend he is. president clinton had friends. >> i get t see, john that is a great point, right? and i think you are entirely right about that, but suspect there something awfully goofy about the way our politics works. >> of course. >> doesn't matter if you lie, cheat and steal, right? >> sure. >> you rob taxpayers, it doesn't matter, okay? but if

charlie rangel after his ethics investigations and censure before congress he was reelected handily last year. david vitter, worse circumstances and acquisitions, he was relektded by the voters of louisiana last week. weiner needs to focus on his district, forget about running for mayor for a long time and building his national profile. if he focuses on the 700,000 constituents who elect him every two years he can come back. i'm surprised so many pundits are writing his death certificate, not. >> andrew brightbart took over the first part of the press conference yesterday saying he was encouraged by media inside the room to go to the podium and speak taking over roughly the first 30 minutes, kind of odd for everybody watching to see how this was all going to transpir. some people were even saying was this brightbart setting this all up at some point, everyone confirming no weiner's office said this was going to take place. listen to what he had to say on the today show this morning. >> i disagree everything except for israel with congressman weiner and i'm telling you in the room i felt

rangel and myself. i am going to columbia to see how the action plan is being implemented and whether further issues to be addressed. i have always done this and go myself and spend five or six days, serious negotiations with everyone. >> at this point you vote against it? >> i am going down to see what is going on. >> let me ask you about redistricti redistricting, and it looks like you and congressman peters may be in the same district. what are your thoughts on redistricting plan? >> i wish i had brought the maps, the public would say, what kind of shapes are those? you have salamanders and crocodiles and cats and dogs. >> the republicans in illinois wonder too. >> it makes no sense, the voters need a choice, and this is just one, it's a map and isn't official. and i hope people realize what it does. what it does is to say there are now four contested seats in michigan. i ran for 10 years in a very contested seat. and that was good. to move from four contested seats in michigan under this draft plan

. >> reporter: members acused of lesser transgressions like new york's charles rangel find refuge instigations. >> council and the committee found no evidence at all of corruption. >> reporter: the process lasts so long, the shock of their mistake wears off by the time their colleagues finally pass judgment. >> hopefully he's getting the help he needs and he'll make the right decision. >> reporter: but if he doesn't, house democrats might try to make it for him in a long, drawn out fight that won't make anyone look good. nancy cordes, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> this morning on "the early show," new sunscreen guidelines. what they mean for you and your family. i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." we love the sun ! i love this slide ! i love knowing coppertone protects across 100% of the uva/uvb spectrum. i trust it. and pediatricians recommend it most. i love this nose. coppertone. embrace the sun. [ pneumatic wrench buzzing ] [ slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. n

he is also somebody we are finding this week never had much of -- unlike a charlie rangel, chairman of the ways and means committee, when he got into trouble, he had a deep resivorof history with his colleagues, of accomplishments, of affection, and anthony weiner does not seem to have that. >> what can happen now, the damage for democrats is that this continues on and this is a constant joke and they become associated as a party with anthony weiner even though they're shunning him. but what happens in politics, when you shun someone and they refuse to be shunned, they don't go away? >> it will be very interesting to see on monday when -- one thing that was sort of -- what little bit of luck anthony weiner had this week was the fact that the house was out on recess. on monday, everybody gets back. so he is going to return to another barrage of criticism and a very, very unfriendly welcome in his own caucus. there's a lot of debate this week about, oh, well, this scandal is worse than that scandal and what about the republicans and what about the hypocrisy. but the really damaging contr

military pressure on the ground after the regime will facilitate a fruitful political process mr rangel of yesterday in fact stated and you just mentioning that that that the military conflict doesn't have to be there means that it could be resolved peacefully he's stating that he believes that both the rebels and the regime forces are ready to negotiate that they both think that war is not the way out of this conflict so why are you still bombing libya with this information coming from the russian envoy that both sides are are ready to talk. we are continuing our regime because we still see gadhafi regime attacking each own population and it's absolutely outrageous and. has mandated an operation to protect civilians and we will continue our operation as long as the regime still attacks on people you met with the russian defense minister sort of called yesterday and he believes that troops on the ground in libya are now a possibility do you think there will be troops under your command in the future. we have no intention to put troops on the ground in libya what if gadhafi doesn't back

rangel and myself. some help from the treasury.'m going to colombia to see how the action plan is being implemented and whether there are some further issues that need to be addressed. that is why i am going to go. i have always done this, to go myself, and spend five or six days in serious discussions with everybody. >> would you vote against it at this point? >> i'm going to see what is going on. >> let me ask you about redistricting. it looks like you and gary hughes might be in the same district. what are your thoughts on the redistricting plan? >> i wish i could have brought the maps. i think the public would look and say, what kind of shapes are those? they've got salamanders and crocodiles. and cats and dogs. >> the republicans in illinois are wondering, too. >> it makes no sense. in terms of -- look, the voters need to have a choice and this is just one, this is a map that is not official. and i hope people realize what it does. what it does is to say, there are now four contested seats in michigan. i ran for 10 years in a

rangel. mr. rangel: i yield to you, congresswoman hochul. the speaker: the gentlelady from new york is recognized. ms. hochul: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. rangel and mr. king. it is truly an honor and a privilege to be here on the floor of the u.s. house of representatives where i will serve the people of the 26th district of the state of new york. i promise to work for them tirelessly every single day and continue to fight for them with every breath i have. and i look forward to working with each of you in a spirit of bipartisanship and cooperation as we work toward a brighter future and a stronger america. this is a proud day for my family and for me to begin this new chapter in our lives. a chance that will serve the people of my district and your districts. but before i begin this journey, i must thank the people who helped me get to where i am today. to the people of the 26th congressional district, i am humbled by your support and the faith that you put in me. to my family, my husband, bill of 27 years. you're my rock and inspiration,

rangel. mr. rangel: i yield to you, congresswoman hochul. the speaker: the gentlelady from new york is recognized. ms. hochul: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. rangel and mr. king. it is truly an honor and a privilege to be here on the floor of the u.s. house of representatives where i will serve the people of the 26th district of the state of new york. i promise to work for them tirelessly every single day and continue to fight for them with every breath i have. and i look forward to working with each of you in a spirit of bipartisanship and cooperation as we work toward a brighter future and a stronger america. this is a proud day for my family and for me to begin this new chapter in our lives. a chance that will serve the people of my district and your districts. but before i begin this journey, i must thank the people who helped me get to where i am today. to the people of the 26th congressional district, i am humbled by your support and the faith that you put in me. to my family, my husband, bill of 27 years. you're my rock and inspiration,

democratic congressman charles rangel who was censured after a house investigation last year, he is now coming to congressman weiner's defense. listen to this. >> i know one thing he wasn't going with prostitutes, he wasn't going out with little boys, he wasn't going into men's room with broad stances. i mean, all of those things i understand, i'm 80 years old, but high-tech stuff like this, i can't respond. but certainly i know immoral sex when i hear it from other members and no one has screamed for their resignation, so i don't know why they are selecting anthony. >> you think he can be an effective congressman? >> what? >> you think he can be an effective congressman? >> only if the press gets off his back. >> amazing what the standards are these days, right. house democratic leader nancy pelosi has asked for an ethics investigation. she did that this week, but the ethics committee has yet to make a decision on that. >>> we will turn now to the southwest part of this country, growing concerns this hour over conditions that could spread to one of the largest wildfires in arizona's hi

you are looking for the replacement for charles rangel. if this guy doesn't leave office now, he will never leave office. and oh, my. oh, my. imagine the mon center this is creating -- the monster this is creating. good luck with that one, new york. who wants to move to texas with me? c'mon! ♪ ♪ >> glenn: hello, america. that was the guy, by the way, anthony weiner who last year was holding congressional hearings, calling me unethical. how are you? because i'm great. the world makes no sense whatsoever. last week, let's pick up the story line last week when i was talking to you about the upcoming border protest along the israeli borders. i got to tell you. even has been so right with me being so wrong on everything, every step of the way. go to the videotape. i said they would illegally flood the border wall and the fences. here is what i said and then we play a tape on msnbc on what actually happened this week. >> the strategy, they will flood the borders. >> try to break through the border today between syria and the israeli patrol. >> g

sheets thinking about the pressure she came under for years to launch an investigation into charlie rangel, and she finally, finally did that, but it was only after holding out for months and months and months. so she's getting right out in front of this. you can't demand that pelosi call for an investigation, because she herself has done this. obviously he broke the rule that says your conduct should reflect well on the house, but i suppose -- your -- your take on how well esteemed the house is would have something to do with whether or not he sullied the image. you're not talking about those that may not decide to go several different ways with an ethics investigation, even though it was called by ms. pelosi, the republicans control the house now. >> historically, you do have to give the house ethics committee a lot of respect for operating in a bipartisan way. they often operate to protect both parties from any ethics scandals. so, you know, that's one of the last bat ons of bipartisanship, where they're protecting themselves from real scrutiny. i would suspect that panel will do a pret

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it, particularly the democratic leadership to look into this, examine it, as they did with charlie rangeland that you are, sort, innocent until proven guilty or in congress, the standard, should the standard be higher, as they are, with some republicans when if in doubt they they 9 guy out. >>guest: in congress the standards are always lower. would he survive in any business 30 two minutes? no, small business, large business they would want to get rid of this guy. we have workplace conduct, and people are mostly they are the will employees, they are again. but in government, we have this spectacle, this circus where, will he leave? will he go? will he stay? the picture, did he have his underwear on? this gay is a cad. he should in the be in congress telling us what to do. as for the democrats, now, they circled thingeing whatans around >>colin: and he was accused of me pesting people in the oval office and accused of rain and lied in front of a judge and lied in front of a grand jury and now he is iconic so this is what the democrat party has become and weiner if he were more powerful the

you'll recall that congressman charlie rangel game out in support of congressman weiner, basically saying he feels as though this whole idea of resigning is media hype and that he doesn't feel as though congressman weiner should resign. but he did say this morning that he has had the opportunity to speak to people in his district and hearing what they have to say. so that's what he's been doing up until this point. >> jason carroll live for us today, we'll check back with you a little later on. thank you so much. >>> well, now to a trial that everyone's talking about. that of casey anthony. she's the young florida woman accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter in 2008. it's another saturday of testimony. and the prosecution is still front and center presenting its case. sean laven is at the courthouse for us in orlando. some pretty compelling testimony already today given what we heard yesterday and the pictures we saw of the little girl and what the forensics found in the woods. >> reporter: today, there was more major testimony given today. just within the last hour, the state brought

charles rangel is still in the house. barney frank is still in the house.erry stutts had sex with a congressional page. >> sean: when republican scandals come up they bail out. i can't think of one who stayed, can you? >> rightfully so. we just had one in new york, no shirt on. >> sean: there's of those photos too. >> did he use congressional phonelines? there's evidence to suggest that he did. appropriate action should be tan. when you see nancy pelosi starting to speak out, you know he's in trouble. >> sean: there was a moment there, he's breaking up, he seems sincere. he has to be humiliated and embarrassed. i feel sorry for his family. >> then don't be a sexual predator. i don't feel sorry for him. >> sean: then i think of his family and the victims. and they are not victims, one woman is 40, some in their 20s. they are not victims. >> it doesn't matter regardless of the age. if it is not consensual, it wasn't something they solicited. how dare he sit there and send these photos. good use of our taxpayer dollars? [ talking over each other ] >> sean: whi

>> i would say the toughest part was trying to rangel all the different stories that we tracked, and composing them with kate in a structure that could be entertaining, enlightening, and persuasive all at the same time, under a very tight deadline. >> our guest has been andrew rossi. he has put together a documentary with his wife, kate novak called "front page: inside the new york times." thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> for a dvd copy of this program, call 1-877-662-7726. to give comments on this program, visit us at q-and- a.org. the programs are also available as podcasts. grex of next, british prime minister david cameron appears that no weekly question time in parliament. then it is "road to the white house, featuring michele bachmann and texas representative ron paul at this week's annual republican leadership conference. >> next, prime minister's question time from the british house of commons. prime minister david cameron took questions from members of parliament on topics