that being my great friend rudy giuliani.or, always great to see you. >> always great, larry, always. >> this mayor de blasio. i call him -- you know, he's the head of the san denista wing of the democratic party. why is he against the horse and carriage? they had horses in nicaragua when he was there. >> i don't know. when i became mayor, there was a big movement to ban them. i investigated the industry very carefully. liam neeson is absolutely correct, the horses are very well-taken care of. just think about this. they're the livelihood for these men and women, most of whom are middle class and poor. so they have to rely on these horses in order to make their living. they take very, very good care of them. they actually give them vacations. and i think it adds something very, very special to the city. after all, horses are animals that like to work. i mean, what, are we going to put them on welfare? we've got enough people on welfare. >> that's a great point. horses like to work. i think the democratic party does not unders

so we want to make sure we pack the theaters, right, rudy. and wear your colors and show your pride. talk about your reaction to the movie and why people should see it. >> i thought it was a great movie because it took the time frame between 1962 and 1972 and very factual. it wasn't like hollywood glitz and glamour. it showed the fields and the struggle of not just cesar but all of the foarm workers and their family. the impact on the kids, especially fernando. i was kind of disappointed originally because i thought, oh, man, it's going to be great, like a 12-hour movie, show his whole life. that's probably what it would take. there was so much he did accomplish. that time frame was depicted well and factual. and that's why we think that, people should go out to the movie and watch it because it gives the opportunity of a younger generation as barbara said to watch the movie, to understand what it took and how his actions and things that he ak accomplished with farm workers helped nationwide. go any one of the three days, opening weekend is h

ladies and gentlemen, give it up for mayor rudy giuliani. thank you so much, sir. and it's so good to see you, too. thank you. >> thank you. >> okay, now, you've heard victims of identity theft talk about how devastating it can be to become a victim. now, you've also heard from mayor giuliani talk about the enormity of the crime and how easy it is for any of us to become victims. if you still think you don't need protection, our next guest will change your mind for sure. at one point, he was one of the world's most notorious hackers and identity thieves. ladies and gentlemen, give it up for mr. kevin mitnick. >> great to meet you, sir. >> good to meet you, sir. right before the show, kevin, we selected eight members of our studio audience -- stand up, guys -- and these eight members of our studio audience agreed to let us take a look at the information that they put on their audience-release form. and those audience-release forms has a certain amount of information on it, right? why don't you tell them? >> right. basically, they're just their name and their address

rudy is running, i'm told by reliable sources rudy giuliani intends to run for the gop nomination for president in 2012. rudy giuliani was just about to declare he was in the running for 2012. rudy giuliani did not run for president in 2012. bill kristol is amazing. bill kristol once went on the "larry king show" which used to be on cnn and he told larry king that what america was going through right in that moment was the high water mark of the gay rights movement. that there would never be further achievements in gay rights in america, that what they were living through right then was the high water mark for gay rights. he said that in 1993. anything happen since then? who am i? oh, wait. bill kristol is amazing. bill kristol has been amazing for a very long time. obviously there's nothing fatal about making bad predictions concerning politics. i've done lots of it. any of us who talk about politics for a living, dumb enough to be lured into making predictions, we're going to get it wrong sometimes. not as often as bill kristol gets it wrong. everybody gets it wrong sometimes. it do

i encourage you to support this exciting and desirable investment thank you >> rudy. >> good morning,ommissioners. thank you for letting me speak my apologize i'm a little bit in the evening i never get used to that. i'll do my best (laughter) >> so i'm rudy i'm the executive director of the alliance here in san francisco we've been serving and saving lives for 20 years some of the rough it community in san francisco and some of the poor itself in san francisco and we have a motto it takes a hood to save to a hoodie got there from katrina when i was in new orleans. some of the people from the hood are the worst people but they help us out. i generally strongly sport support, true more they've helped our community out. we created a program called the pathways had helped 50 kids presented local employment and educational opportunity for the kids it's been beneficial to work with them and the commitment and the realness i believe what they're doing is helping the community out so you know the 50 kids we started in 2013 and so i just want to say i support them and in full and appreciate w

. >> i bet you always knew i was a big "rudy little liars" fan.ow has to modestly benefited from social media. marlene king, the creator and executive user of the show is a big fan of using tools like twitter. we started by talking about the interaction between fans through social media. a very organic process for us. our fans were the people that started this social phenomenon. >> what are some of the best ways to keep your audience engaged through social media? is it a matter of giving them all sorts of teases on what could be coming next door is it more about allowing them to be part of the process? if they like a certain character, maybe that character around a little longer? >> we like to have contests and we do a lot of fun hide the clues and follow the clues, trying to keep people always engaged on twitter. but we just have a lot of fun doing it. the actresses love sharing. it's sort of the modern world we live in. >> i have heard that you host tweet parties with a cast on days when the show airs. is this a hollywood thing or is this a marl

former mayor of new york city, rudy guiliani here. mr.e it is a clear target. the building was hit in '93. they waited until 2001, hit it again. you hate to say this, but it's obvious you're going to have islamic extremist terrorists who have this crazy, obsesstive mind to hit it. the only thing i can say is thank god it happened now and thank god they got them. hopefully we'll see very, very intense security, the right kind of security that should have been there in the first place. >> a 16-year-old was able to sneak past security? >> in a way issue the -- the 16-year-old, they think he's no problem. maybe the cnn, they see he's an adult. you have to be prepared for that. this building should have better security to be fooled by a 16-year-old. hopefully if they have any intelligence and i'm sure they do, now that security will be -- we have buildings in new york, including the one that i'm in, this building. i happen to be two buildings from you -- that have excellent security. really, really good security. that building should have bett

>> rudy giuliani and i have not had extended conversations about this. administration, but as rudy knows, i'm a registered democrat. >> did you go into this with an open mind? >> completely, you have to understand it. it serves no one's interest, not my office, the governor's office or the people of the state of new jersey to do anything other than to try to get to the truth. where are the other investigations coming? we believe we've gotten to the truth. and we will be judged by whether we got it right. we believe we got it right. >> you say besides bridget anne kelly, the one who sent the e-mail saying "time for traffic problems in fort lee," you found no evidence that anybody else in the governor's office knew about this idea. but that is not the same way of saying no one knew about it in advance. you found no evidence of it. but the critics say that doesn't mean anything because you couldn't talk to david wildstein, or bridget anne kelly. >> here is the rub, certain people who are the focus of the investigation like kelly, like wildstein, they have t

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joining me for reaction, the former mayor of new york city, mayor rudy giuliani. your reaction to all of this and john kerry being there, what do you think? >> i think for the first time today i get a sense that the obama administration has embraced how difficult this is and how serious this is. it seems to me they have kind of taken a while to catch up. that kind of surprises me because you could anticipate that russia would invade crimea as far back as when they invaded georgia. >> and they were mocked for it. >> and so was mitt romney, explaining what a danger russia was, but president obama really ridiculed him about that. you would think they would have been prepared with plan a, b, and c. you would think they would have done the hard work with our so-called allies to get more support than we're getting. all of that should have been done beforehand, doesn't seem to me it was. it just underscores the unrealistic nature of this administration's view of the world. having said that i do think in the last day or two they realize how serious this moving some of the

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to america's mayor, rudy giuliani.ing ready for sanctions or kick russia out of the g8. you argue too little too late. right? >> putin decides what he wants to do and he does it in half a day. right? he decided he had 0 to go to their parliament. got permission in 15 minutes. >> that was kind of per funk tori. >> but he makes a decision and executed it quickly, then everybody reacts. that it's leader. president obama, got to think about it, go over it again, talking to more people. like the syria thing. first we're going to do something, then he was going to act on his own, then congressional approval, then wanted uk, uk said no, congress would say no, then he would go anyway, then -- finally after five or six days of wringing his hands and thinking, he brings putin in and makes putin a hero. >> do you think that george bush was in different dealing with the georgia incursion? there's only so much you can do. dealing with a crazy guy who wants to be bellicose and militant, a normal person will responsible in a normal w

way to go, rudi! all right! you got to move a little bit. nice-looking bunch of boys. come here for a second. hey, guys, this is carmen. why don't you come over here for a minute? played baseball back east. yeah, heavy action back east, man. by way of introduction, i'm what you call your basic versatile ball thrower. all you guys heard of catfish hunter, right? well, ok, then, here's the cat. man on first. watch the head movement. back like this, and in. catfish hunter. you want louie tiant? you got this. louie tiant, a real sharp pitcher. that's basically where i'm coming from. he's just a cruddy pitcher that throws air balls. tanner, come on. cool it. come here. kelly, what's this kid all about? i don't want to pound the little man, but i can't go for the attitude. don't worry. tanner's cool. i can't go for it. what about you, kelly? did you change your mind about playing? yeah. yeah! all right! but why did you change your mind? i got my reasons. we still need a cruddy coach. how bad do you guys want to play that game in texas? real bad. listen, we've got a coach.

maybe rudy. maybe rudy. he might have been in a fight.s idea, back to your point, finish it out. why do they do it? >> that's how they see the world, you know. and that's who they want to win. they see the world in these black and white terms, these tough guy versus weak guy terms and they do prefer putin to obama. >> so george w. bush is george foreman. your thoughts, joan. by their definition, going into iraq was the ballsiest thing in history. my god, this shows he is the guy, right? i shouldn't say ballsy, but i did. >> you did. but what is amazing here is actually, they don't have anything to offer. i thought john bolton the other night with greta van susteren. it's sort of like obama care. they have nothing to replace it with. >> you're right. nothing but talk. thank you, michael tomasky. great writing. joan, as always, great to have you on. >>> up next, when it comes to picking a president, democrats usually fall in love while republicans fall in line. not this time. hillary clinton is going like gangbusters while the right, they d

now we'll have to see if it stands the test of time. >> rudy giuliani, thank you very much. now joining me is for the other side of this is loretta weinberg. senator, you're obviously part of this investigation. at what point are you going to step -- what's it going for you to take to accept governor christie's side of the sorry? >> i'm willing to accept his side of the story all the way along as soon as we get all of the information, as soon as we get a chance to question all the people we would like to question and as soon as we get all the documents. you know, i'm glad. >> what are you missing? tell me what you're missing >> first of all we're missing the list of 70 people that were interviewed in this so-called report. we're missing all the transcripts. not only of this interview with the governor but his interview with all 70 of the so-called witnesses. and i'd like to know for a report, first of all, i'm glad to hear mr. giuliani said it wasn't conclusive. it's the governor who is saying it's conclusive. and for a report that was supposed to be so conclusive, footnoted

>> randy mastro was a part of a rudy giuliani administration.iuliani has the same political counselor as does christy. and it was rudy giuliani who was the first one to come out to defend christy when all this broke. so it's not, as steve says, just another law firm. there are connections here. >> and one thing, i see a master now gives several, i think he mentioned this at the press conference as well. where they asked him about his objectivity. he says hey, look, i'm a registered democrat. i say, hey, if i'm a lawyer, and you're paying me $650 an hour, my political leaning is not going to matter that much. he says i'm a registered democrat so i couldn't possibly have been swayed. >> the whole point was that there were these christie democrats and they were trying to make sure that everyone was on board. >> right, and he also, i think offered up as a defense, said the lawyers have integrity. how could you question? >> i received the report from the review team at gibbs and dunn and on thursday, wednesday and thursday, i reviewed the reports on

but you will see republicans like rudy guiliani and john boehner that obama care is the over regowls of the private sector and comimpeding the companies and getting back to the but the out remark. and in a lot of cases, certainly the argument would be all of the restrictions and employer man date, companies will not hire as many people and have them on part- time work rather than full- time work. >> obama care is not just about health care. >> and so obama care would be the symbol of the message, but yet, you know falling out of a lot of that will be all of the other government programs, and the regulations and the taxes and the nsa. and so they are going to obviously go out and make the case that this government is too big and you do something about it in the ball on the box. >> absolutely. that is the argument that republicans are making and you have a big government and they know best and big brother solution on the part of the democrats and the republicans are offering a fro market and scale back on the overregulation and overlegislation. and that is a choice to make in november.

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the lead attorney, randy mastro, was rudy giuliani's deputy mayor in new york city. rudy giuliani has been the most outspoken defender of the governor as this scandal has unfolded. one of randy mastro's assistants is a woman named debra wong yang who's a former u.s. attorney, who got a contract with christie when he was u.s. attorney and she was in private practice. the bergen record reported tonight that her daughter actually interned at christie's office. and i can report now for the first time that debra wong yang's family with her three daughters had vacationed with christie and his family several years ago. >> we have to get the breaking news banner under you when you say that. one more time. so he has vacationed, chris christie and his family, with the family of one of the lawyers involved in the investigation of himself. >> that's correct. so these are people that are close to him, at least one or two of these people. and they were hired to be his attorney. so it's not totally unexpected. but it's not a situation where we can expect them to come out with a tot

true mark urban we've partnered with them you heard rudy speak a half an hour ago about the programs called selma we've actually had the lecturer of speaking to the children of the trades that's important in san francisco. true mark is one of the developers they want to do right by the company and to the community and, you know, pay local hire and just a good wage form our workers to flourish and to be able to live in the city. i want to say we our local strongly supports this project. >> thank you. >> next speaker >> good morning, commissioners my name is kim diamond i'm true marks director thank you for the opportunity we're happy to be here and appreciate all the hard work you and your staff has done. for the past two years we've been talking to our merchant and neighbors and walking the streets day to day to let people know about our development and their concerns. we've have you numerous one-on-one meetings resulting in e-mails and letters of support. we're happy to see franklin surveys letter of support. as we mentions at the capital committee true mark has made the following c

clear out,uickly clearing skies tomorrow night, rudy good shape this weekend.the forecast tomorrow, a little bit of winter paramedics, still a chance we made -- a winter mixture, but a chance we will not see much of anything. there's a chance that this could push up and we will have an advisory. there could be some slick spots with light precipitation, rain showers midday, cloudy, near 40 in the afternoon. partly cloudy, 55 saturday. spring forward, leon, on saturday. monday,ay be a shower, 60, and sharply colder the balance of next week. >> the weekend ahead looks nice. george mason goes to philadelphia to look for the explorers. we have that in the title games coming up. they were not worth a been in boston. sports is coming up. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> the cap salve 18 games remaining in the regular season, and they are in serious danger of missing the playoffs for the first time since 2007. they are within reach of the wildcard, but they don't hold the tiebreaker over any of the other teams. they con

we welcome in normer new york city mayor rudy giuliani. my first thought from the beginning was terrorism. you and i have discussed it. >> right. >> what does it say? >> you can't rule it out because whether this is debris or isn't debris, what we don't know is the reason that the plane was taken off course. pretty certain now it was taken off course. pretty certain it was taken off course deliberately. probably by either the pilots or somebody who knew how to fly the airplane. the minute that happens, you have one or two possibilities. a terrorism plot that went awry or a criminal plot, suicidal plot, other criminal plot. obviously wasn't taken off course for a good reason. so i think that's why the officials probably said you can't rule it out. >> to me, breathtaking incompetence by both the malaysian government and the airline, and i got very disturbed the other day when we know that the victims, if they are victims, families, they got an e-mail or a text saying, oh, by the way, we think that your loved one is gone, without one bit of e

rudy giuliani has been one of your most vocal defenders on bridgegate. so why should people trust this report? >> first of all, they have worked a long time to develop a reputation, and i don't think they would throw away that reputation by doing some slipshod job. in addition, randy mastro worked for rudy giuliani, he is a registered democrat. nearly five years as governor there is not a law firm in this area i don't have some relationship with, so in the end let the work speak for itself. >> you talked about the responsibility of running an office. you know people have accused you of being a bully or using bully tactics, something you have denied. but has this incident given you any pause about your own behavior? >> no, i mean, because i think what people don't understand or some don't want to understand is i'm a really passionate guy and i'm very direct. i'm not one of these typical blow-dry shallacked politicians. and some people love that and some people don't. but at core, megyn, this is who i am. so if i tried to change that i think people would s

that's what you call a leader. >> that's what rudy giuliani calls a leader. did not appear to feel this way under president george w. bush. particularly the last time that putin invaded another country, which was during the presidency of george w. bush. but since president obama has been in office, the american political right has been tongue bathing president putin on a fairly regular basis, even before now. >> putin really has been schooling our president of the united states on how to be a leader, hasn't he? >> putin is riding to president obama's rescue. >> russia is the player here. it is the big player, not the united states. i think frankly in the last week, vladimir putin has looked like a statesman. >> instead of a pariah, he's a statesman, he's a partner of peace and he can lecture the united states of america. >> if this was a tennis match it would be the umpire shouting advantage putin. >> that is how the right felt about vladimir putin's role in propping up the dictatorship of bashar al assad in syria. right now we're hearing some of the same lov

today on fox news rudy giuliani took time away from defending chris christie to praise vladimir putin. >> putin decides what he wants to do, and he does it in half a day. he makes a decision, and he executes it. quickly. then everybody reacts. that's what you call a leader. president obama, got to think about it, he's got to go over it again. he's got to talk to more people about it. >> ah, yes. a man whose governing jurisdiction never extended beyond new york harbor, who doesn't understand the difference between a leader and a dictator. joining me now, steve clemons, washington editor at large for the "atlantic" and an msnbc contributor, and david rodin, investigator reporter for reuters. steve, on the political front i was struck by eric cantor today, whose statement reads as if it was something issued in the 1970s or the 1980s in congress whenever there o'would be a foreign crisis or hot spot involving the soviet union, it had that bipartisan unity. it was exactly out of the old playbook of the way congress would support a president in this situation. >> i mean, we should applaud e

shoot first, ask questions later from rudy giuliani. your thoughts. >> that's not what you call a leader. that's what you call a dictator. and that's what vladimir putin is. barack obama is president of the united states. it's a slightly different matter, number one. number two, in the case of john mccain, he has the winston churchill maxim totally backwards. winston churchill always said "to jaw-jaw is better than war." i don't know how much credibility he has on this kind of thing. as for the president and his advisers, i talked to a number of them this afternoon. he said that john kerry, the secretary of state, and the president himself are making it clear that our interests in the region are for the freedom of the ukrainian people. their right to self-determination. for the rights of russians, by the way, and russian speakers in the region dealt with peacefully. and for respect for international law. those are things that they plan to pursue. i also think that they know that the right thing to do here is that probably not get into a

here's rudy giuliani. >> it is a vindication of the fact the governor didn't know befo beforehand andernor didn't order it. i think it's a strong report, it's not conclusive, nobody says it is, but it's a good start in the right direction. >> the question becomes, did he take back any control this weekend? >> yeah, chris, i don't think he did. i think at this point given all that's going on, chris christie's story is certainly more se lashs than the other folks that attended the adelson primary, but this thing is still far from over, the investigation is far from over, and there's a lot left to figure out. >> let's look, angela, what happened this weekend. he got a lot of attention this adelson event was actually the republican jewish coalition spring event and christie talked about the occupied territories, which is a big no-no, and you do sit back and you wonder if part of his selling points before bridgegate was his competence, where were his staff people when he was on the plane on the way to vegas? >> right. well, what i was getting ready to say is this is still so very early. wh

. >> joe hega and rudy, two of my friends, they didn't come back. >> ask him about his buddies. >> in'll be there, and i'll see. >> reporter: and he will see their names inscribed in black marble on the vietnam memorial. neither has ever been to the wall but they'll go there wearing their medals of honor. david martin, cbs news, san antonio. [ yodeling plays ] worst morning ever. [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! and irresistible aroma of nescafe clasico stir what's inside of you. ♪ [ engine revving ] [ tires screech ] ♪ [ male announcer ] that was bold. real bold. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. they saw a radar billups. thailand said it's not clear if the blips are a missing jet. it's believing a change of course was programmed into the cockpit's computer but it's not clear by whom. >>> yesterday president putin signed papers officially making crimea part of russia. >>> virginia's governor says he expects duke energy to compensate the state for a coal ash spill last month that contaminat

and i hope rudy is correct. but you didn't see any hint of that in this g-7 document. >> it sounded like they felt the threat itself was enough to move help closer to the table. but talks still suspended. we'll see what happens there. >> anyway, many thanks, kayla tausc tausche. even as the obamacare sign up deadline gets closer and closer, the rate of people actually signing up gets slower and slower. but guess what? i think it's all moot. i say the individual mandate is dead and i'm going to explain why along with two obamacare experts, that's next up. please stay with us. ease stay w. those little things still get you. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood p

. >> reporter: rudy doesn't want to believe raymond chow, or shrimp boy, is once again tangled up in a life of crime. he says chow inspired at-risk youth at united players like no one else. that's chow outside the clubhouse in 2012. >> actually, he let them know that no matter how bad you did, you can transition into something good. and i respect him for that. raymond was just a plus. >> reporter: 26-year-old sal remembers what he was doing when chow came around. >> in and out of jail. you know, on the streets. >> reporter: he says the soft-spoken, notorious criminal, captivated his young audience. convincing them, there was a way out of gangs and a life of crime in a tenderloin. >> the magnitude of the person he was and where he came, from you know, it was eye-opening, a person like that can change. so, if he can change, i can change. >> reporter: he now works at united players. he gives a lot of people credit for saving his life. and chow is one of them. >> probably wouldn't be here right now. >> reporter: he and 15-year-old elijah corpus say they are grateful chow shared his story

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this week rudy giuliani said putin makes a decision and executes it. says he drills for oil while president obama wears mom jeans. are you kidding me? not just petty, personal insults but praising putin by comparison. that's sick. >>> let's check on our fireback results. do you think gop criticism of obama undermines him on the world stage? right now 59% of you say yes. 41% say no. ben, what do you think? >> my request for senator graham and the republicans is that we're in agreement on what the president is doing in regards to ukraine. let's show our unity. let's be behind the president. he'll be stronger and the chances of getting other support around the world will be better. so, let's join together and stand up for what is right and help our president in regards to the ukraine. >> what a great note to end ontop thank you to senators carden and lindsey graham. the depate continues online as well as on facebook and twitter. from the left i'm sally cohn. >> i'm newt gingrich. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> breaking news from the white h

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