everything that rudy giuliani and i have accomplished is built on the foundation that ed laid. it is a foundation that is strong and unshakable as his faith in the genius and beauty of new york and his faith in god. you will be happy to know that i have been to my biblical research. it is only fiction that this torah portion is about moses leading the jews out of egypt trad. ed was our moses, but with a little less hair. [laughter] he did not part of the red sea, but he broke out a strike i shouting words of encouragement. just as moses died before he reached the promised land, ed died hours before the documentary about him opened in theaters. leave it to him to maximize publicity about a film of his life. no one entered the theater of politics more than him. no one was ever better at it. as much fun as it was to watch him as mayor, the real show began when he left public office -- lawyer, professor, elevation the judge, restaurant reviewer, reform organizer, twitter user, even radio host. the press and politicians never stopped asking his opinions. he never stopped offering th

president clinton president clinton and rudy giuliani and governor cuomo and governor schumer and city and state federal and international officials and dignitaries, friends and family, fellow new yorkers, everyone is here today. i have no doubt ed is beaming and watching us down here. before last year's state of the city speech, we ran a video that included a shot of ed denting at -- standing at the entrance ramp and yelling to all the cars that approached,, welcome to my bridge. welcome to my bridge. [laughter] needless to say, he brought down the house. after the cameras stopped rolling, he stayed out there in the freezing cold shouting, welcome to my bridge. he loved it and we loved him. no mayor i think has ever embodied the spirit of new york city like he did. i do not think anyone will. brash and irreverent, full of humor, he was our city's it essential mayor. it was an attitude he displayed for the world every day. we have such respect for him. it was matched by his integrity, intelligence, and independence. i was lucky enough to get an endorsement from him for first term of ma

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people have no idea how tough it was to come out before the '90s. >> tragedy in my view on this was rudy giuliani, i wrote in two books about giuliani. no one has ever questioned the accuracy. i had eight people on the record tell me that rudy yell janney investigated ed koch's sex life when rudy was the u.s. attorney thinking he was going to be running against koch. this happened shortly before. koch knew it to be true. then it looked like rudy might be president of the united states in 2007, i tried to get koch to say something about this. and he wouldn't say anything about it. he would let the man who investigated his sex life, he didn't have to say i was gay. he just had to say i know that rudy investigated my reputed lover. >> john: only about 30 seconds left. koch liked to describe himself as a liberal with san at this time. does he get away with that? >> i think it is hard to categorize him. he defies categorization. certainly, he came from a progressive new yorker liberal tradition. he didn't really govern as a liberal. i think the one thing we can say positive -- we can say many things p

. >> coming up, america's mayor, rudy giuliani on everything from guns on the streets to drones in the sky. >>> and then the mother of former kidnap victim jaycee dugard talks about helping 6-year-old ethan recover from his hostage ordeal. you can prevent gas with beano meltaways, or treat gas with these after you get it. now that's like sunblock before or sun burn cream later. oh, somebody out there's saying, now i get it! take beano before and there'll be no gas. >>> rudy giuliani made it his mission to get guns off the streets when he was mayor of new york. and he was famous for his law and order stunts. he's the perfect person to talk about about guns. rudy, welcome back. >> nice to be with you, piers. >> where do you think we are with this whole gun control debate right now? >> hard to say because there are so many aspects to it and so many different positions. i'll tell you my view on it. i'm not sure if it will happen that way. i believe that reasonable restrictions on guns is something that should be done, that can be done. sensibly. i don't think that gun control is the answer

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fall in love with progressive's claims service. >>> rudy giuliani made it his mission to get guns offeets when he was mayor of new york. and he was famous for his law and order stunts. he's the perfect person to talk about about guns. rudy, welcome back. >> nice to be with you, piers. >> where do you think we are with this whole gun control debate right now? >> hard to say because there are so many aspects to it and so many different positions. i'll tell you my view on it. i'm not sure if it will happen that way. i believe that reasonable restrictions on guns is something that should be done, that can be done. sensibly. i don't think that gun control is the answer to violence. if it was, there would be no violence in chicago, and of course, there's a tremendous amount of violence in chicago, and much less in new york. they both have gun control. the difference between chicago and new york, and why new york is so much safer is the police do a much better job of seizing guns. they're very aggressive in taking guns away from criminals. that's how i brought down gun violence in new york b

rudy giuliani did it differently. [laughter] i am not so sure we want to return the favor. i think we have a commitment -- i think our values are that we need to make those individuals make more responsible decisions. we need to create an environment in which those decisions can be made. that is what we will do. i think will have a dramatic effect. >> you are listening to the commonwealth club of

rudy giuliani did it differently. [laughter] i am not so sure we want to return the favor. i think we have a commitment -- i think our values are that we need to make those individuals make more responsible decisions.

. >> andrea: rudy giuliani did it in new york. it worked. it's not just chicago.t has the strict gun laws. south africa as well as brazil. south africa is an example of gun control, some of the strictest laws in the world. not working at all. this week we saw the olympic superstar amputee, oscar pistorius had a gun. allegedly shot his girlfriend. >> dana: they are on the front page of the aed killer and who he is. his girlfriend, beautiful model not getting as much attention. i understand why. he was an olympic runner. the domestic violence problem is international worldwide problem. the violence in south africa is such that a lot of people feel like they need weapons to protect themselves. president obama in chicago, can they match up the policy proposal and the executive orders including naming atm director. is that going to do anything? can they fuel momentum out of this, it took away the best talking points people had. what about chicago? you don't go in your home township of chicago. hopefully they can focus on what is the policy prescription? whether or not

. >> andrea: rudy giuliani did it in new york. it worked. it's not just chicago.t has the strict gun laws. south africa as well as brazil. south africa is an example of gun control, some of the strictest laws in the world. not working at all. this week we saw the olympic superstar amputee, oscar pistorius had a gun. allegedly shot his girlfriend. >> dana: they are on the front page of the aed killer and who he is. his girlfriend, beautiful model not getting as much attention. i understand why. he was an olympic runner. the domestic violence problem is international worldwide problem. the violence in south africa is such that a lot of people feel like they need weapons to protect themselves. president obama in chicago, can they match up the policy proposal and the executive orders including naming atm director. is that going to do anything? can they fuel momentum out of this, it took away the best talking points people had. what about chicago? you don't go in your home township of chicago. hopefully they can focus on what is the policy prescription? whether or not

>> that's what hit new york city in the late 80{caseÑ]s early 90 when rudy giuliani came in.just like we did in iraq with the surge. we did a surge in new york city put more cops on the streets more visibility more cop cars. it worked. morning went from being one of the most dangerous cities to one of the safest cities in the united states of america. >> we are proud to be here. >> it is now 25 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up the donations were supposed to go to the controversial mosque near ground zero. instead the former founder pespt the money on hz lavish lifestyle. he said the co-workers were disrespecting the american flag leaving it bawled up on a boiler. why is that school custodian being fired? in 199 -- on this day president reagan was born. all right that's a fifth-floor problem... ok. not in my house! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! no no no! not today! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dikembe mutumbo blocking a shot. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or

this morning it is rudy giuliani blasting president obama and democrats for quote frauding the american people. >> if you can't cut somewhere between 1.2 and 2.2 percent from any federal program you should be fired for not being able to figure out how to run an efficient program. we get caught in this, too. we are not cutting, we are cutting additional spending. so this would be like saying i have a job for 100,000 dollars. i take that home to my family. my boss tells me i have got 110,000 dollar raise this year. all of a sudden he comes to me and says no it won't be 110,000 it will be 107,000 dollar raise. 107,000 dollar raise. you mean based on that i have to put my kid out of school i can have no food i have to get rid of my car? that's a great analogy but it's totally absurd. where the americ-- why the amere can't see through this this is fraud what they are present to go the american people is fraud. >>> now to an extreme weather alert. a massive snowstorm is being blamed for 6 deaths in kansas. the storm started monday in oklahoma and texas. it is slowly making its way to the nort

. >> that's what mayor rudy giuliani is talking about this morning he is outraged the potential impact. >> the damage it's going to do particularly for the military for defense his present secretary of defense -- >> i think he wants -- those are the cuts he wants. >> the only thing wasn'ted was spending a trillion dollars a year more than we asked. no other president has ever done this kind of spending. nobody has ever been even close. this is borrowing enormous amounts of money our children are going to have to pay back. our children will have to see the disaster of the economy that shrinks as a result of this heavy debt. we are not meeting our responsibility of paying our bills. we are not meeting our responsibility of paying the things that we want to consume and we are moving it on to our children and grandchildren. no generation of americans has ever done it to the extent we are doing it. we should be ashamed of ourselves. >> yesterday white house spokesman jay carney called on republicans to compromise saying quote do not adopt positions that represent my way or the highway appro

it it created the climate for what ultimately others after me, david dinkins and rudy giuliani and the new mayor, mike bloomberg, particularly him, have done. we are once again the international capital of the world. i honestly truly believe that. >> when you look at what's happening in the gun tonight in america, clearly new york made a clear stand about guns. and it's pretty successful. new york is becoming a pretty city, in comparison to cities like chicago? what's your view on the debate? >> i believe the constitutional amendment to really address the issue. when we're doing like we are doing it a little bit at a time and the united states supreme court has a tendency to strike down what we do, washington, d.c. banned guns in the united states supreme court said you can't do it. the only true way to do it is a constitutional amendment. but until that happens, it's difficult. you want to do what you can. and what's currently on the table is semiautomatic guns to ban them. as everybody says you don't shoot a deer with a semiautomatic. >> the gun rights people say you can't do this. i

other things, and it created the climate for what ultimately others after me, david dinkins and rudy giuliani and the current mayor, mike bloomberg, particularly him, have done. we are once again the capital, international capital of the world. i honestly, truly believe that. >> when you look at what's happening with the gun debate in america, clearly, new york took a real stand about guns. and was very successful. new york is becoming a pretty safe city. certainly by comparison to places like chicago. what is your view of this debate right now? and what should be done? >> i believe in the constitutional amendment. to really address the issue. because when we're doing it as we are currently doing it, a little bit at a time, and then the united states supreme court has the tendency to strike down what we do, washington, d.c. banned guns, the united states supreme court said you can't do it. the only really true way of handling it is a constitutional amendment. until that happens, because it's difficult, you want to do what you can. and what's currently on the table are semiautomatic guns, to b

. >> it remind me of rudy giuliani when he was sworn in as the new york mayor, he had a small son, hepeech. oh, my god. talk about stealing the show. >>> the economy will be a central issue in tonight's big state of the union address. here with a preview of that, jill schlesinger, editor at large for cbsmoneywatch.com. >> what measures could the president do to boost the economy and jobs market? i'm sure a lot of measures are going to be listening to this. >> we'll get a renewed focus on green jobs, education, boosting the economy. these ideas should be taken with a grain of salt. remember anything that might help the economy or create jobs would require the government to spend money. but in less than three weeks, the government has to actually cut $85 billion worth of spending. that's known as the sequester. so ironically, if the president is going to discuss job creation, the pentagon is planning to cut 800,000 civilian worker hours by 20% and homeland security is about to slash a quarter of its total border agents. so really opposing ideas being introduced at the same time. >> is i

he endorsed for the first time rudy giuliani, although he changed his mind about rudy eventually.rsed president bush in 2004. >> yeah. >> he endorsed the person he thought was best for the job. he wasn't locked into this sort of dogmatic position as a democrat. and he was certainly a certifiably liberal democrat. >> mark simone, let me come back. there are some darker sides to the koch story. i agree with what chuck's saying. his first term was really terrific. really superior. but then he ran for governor against cuomo and lost. and a lot of people said he really kind of gave up a lot of that stuff. he had, for example, very corrupt democratic party. he had guys like stanley freeman in the bronx, who ran the bronx corruptly, went to jail. he had donald mannis in queens borough who wound up committing suicide he was so corrupt. and koch never fought that corruption and actually gave up on the budget battles that he did so well on. i mean, did he sort of peak and then go down as mayor? >> yeah, but that needs some explanation. it was a tam ni laul machine controlled city hall and a

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but we played rudy giuliani said that in right-wing world. it is not so bad., okay, there's that. >> stephanie: you're from there. i think the most important question what the hell was "life pi" about. a guy in a boat with a tiger. i didn't get it. i did not see it. >> i did see it. and you know what? i just saw it as -- i wish i had dropped acid before. because i just saw it as look at all of these pretty things floating by. >> unfortunately, a lot of kids saw the movie and they shouldn't have because a lot of animals dying. >> stephanie: it was like a bp ad. [ ♪ hypnotic ♪ ] >> all of the animals died off-screen. didn't you actually see. it was 3-d. how cool would it have been seeing a tiger tearing something apart in 3-d. no no, they deny us that. >> i was looking for more pi. >> exactly. >> stephanie: congratulations to ang lee who won for that acid trip. >> there's no way to talk about what's wrong with the movie. i'm totally spoiling the end. >> they should have served acid-laden pie. >> stephanie: i can't talk about why "silver linings playbook" irritat

koch was known for his sharp tongue, sparring with everyone from donald trump to rudy giuliani.ade the head of the city council cry. in his autobiography, he wrote, i'm not the type to get ulcers, i give them. he lifted the city out of a shortfall while still managing to improve subway service. at times the longtime democrat broke party rank, backing george w. bush for president in 2004. koch died of congestive heart failure. he was 88 years old. funeral services are scheduled for monday. >> briefly, mike barnicle, an original. >> an original, yeah. >> timing is everything. his timing to be mayor of new york city, not so great. he took it over at one of the worst times. but he did as good as anybody could do. >> yeah. >> in that situation. >> i think in retrospect, the city was well served by him taking over. he took over, basically being an accountant who became mayor, didn't have his hands on the tools of government. ed koch comes in with his personality and the approach that he had to politics. everyone knew him. he rode the subway. he knew people in every borough. people got

killings i'd like to direct your attention to former new york city mayor and presidential candidate rudy giulianigeorge bush got so much heat for waterboarding three people and president obama has killed scores of people. from the point of view as a terrorist would you rather be watter boarded or killed? >> the obama administration under fire for using drones to kill american terrorists overseas. giuliani's point and our question, would it be better to capture terrorists than kill them? alice? >> absolutely. we've received scores of information from the three people that enhance interrogation techniques were used in the bush administration. we did receive actionable intelligence that led us to the capture of bin laden. panetta said so. the hypocrisy the democrats have lambasted that but obama killed scores of people with these drones. these are fine if they're used for actual surveillance and receiving good information, but they should not be used for just random fishing expeditions. >> maria? >> you know, carol, in an ideal world, of course, it would be better to do that and that way i think the