still a common america's mayor the former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. here is mitt romney trying to figure out the name of that thing that we america. it's called a dog and. i'm sorry i missed the guy who cares an awful lot but you sir are a fool you know what that is my self. want to say to feature is a monkey on the ball and the crystal ball would just confuse the is about to. go over to distract us from what you and i should care about because there are profit driven industry that sell the sensationalistic garbage because of breaking news i'm abby martin and we're going to break that. close. now welcome an old friend a dear friend rudy giuliani two terms mayor new york ran for the republican presidential nomination two thousand and eight we go back a long way we share a great love for baseball we drove to give a to the opening game of the ten thousand world series which i will never forget anything else your reaction to the supreme court's ruling in the gay issue lots of it's what i expected it's sort of a classic compromise right i mean the chief ju

still like tom america's mayor the former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. the civilized world produces more food than it needs. well people die of hunger in other countries. millions of victims every year. where a meal is the most value treasure. all of you. is flood or droughts to blame. it was a bad year without a train to not we couldn't clods anything with the one who would it all there was great hunger like that you had some. it was a good help comes too late and without good intentions. charity diplomacy and business gone up to. a. let me let me respond i wouldn't let me ask you a question. here on this network is what we're having a debate we have our knives out. but if you feel the slightest bad staying there again you're in a situation where the united way to talk about surveillance me. now welcome an old friend a dear friend rudy giuliani two terms mayor new york ran for the republican presidential nomination two thousand and eight we go back a long way we share a great love for baseball we drove to give a to the opening game of the ten thousand w

rudy giuliani and mike bloomberg. they are not without controversy, of course.h stand today as public figures of renown. they can travel the country and be treated with great applause by broad audiences of the american people. and that's a fact. anthony weiner is known nationwide for one thing that he senttu

the "new york times" and daily news said anything about the suitability of rudy giuliani's problems when he was mayor. most of new york media watched largely without comment, as mayor giuliani hired an unqualified 28-year-old press secretary whom he became very close to on the job. the "new york times" and the daily news left it to vanity fair to expose giuliani's affair with his press secretary long after it was obvious to the city hall press corps. one source for the "vanity fair" ex expose said this is a real indictment of the new york press corps. they stood by as mayor giuliani's second wife stepped completely out of public life while he was still mayor. refusing to attend public events with her mayor husband. when the mayor moved out of the official residence gracing mansion as his marriage was collapsing and moved in with two gay men as their house guests, that was treated by the new york media as a reasonable late 20th century marital transition because it was. there was no reason to think sleeping on a gay couple's sofa wasn't good for the mayor of new york. no reason to think t

and rudy giuliani is here to weigh in on anthony weiner's campaign. and time to select. >> not only anthony weiner had these conversations, he had a facebook for carlos danger too. let's take a look at this. we got a hold of it. >> all right, do you want that to be video of the day. log on, or vote via twitter. tomorrow, quick note, live special studio audience of "hannity," as we exam how to save american in terms of its decline. that is straight ahead. of five lexus hybrids that's right for you, including the lexus es and ct hybrids. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. to get our adt security system. and one really big reason -- the house next door. our neighbor's house was broken into. luckily, her family wasn't there, but what if this happened here? what if our girls were home? and since we can't monitor everything 24/7, we got someone who could. adt. [ male announcer ] while some companies are new to home security, adt has been helping to save lives for over 135 years. we have more monitoring centers, more of tomorrow's technology right here tod

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chris: andrea, i remember being at yankee stadium back then with rudy giuliani and everybody back then just rooting for the yankees. you wad -- had to do that that year. >> it was an amazing feeling, a feeling of we were in this together but at the same time there were warning signs that many people overlooked and that was the lack of questioning authority, not looking deeply enough about accepting the verities of the government as part of its rush to war. >> i think we all felt vulnerable still and i think there was this sense that perm nated -- permeated then and still to a degree now that lives with us over that decade of vulnerability and a sense of what can we do to protect ourselves and our children and our families and i don't think that's changed that much over the last decades. chris: but the unity, i remember riding on the j train in downtown manhattan and somebody was playing the sax, which is the great mournful instrument and i just thought there's something really quiet about new york. it's a noisy town. maybe contemplation, maybe respect. that was also the mood more recen

. >> 20 years, rudy giuliani for eight years, mike bloomberg for 12. you are going get a new mayor next year. all of the democratic candidates are one way or another criticizing stop, question and frisk and what you are doing. what is behind that? presumably they don't want it -- danger in the streets. >> what's behind it is this notion that in order to get a win that's democratic primary here, you have to go way out to the left and they are catering to -- the extreme roots. in new york city, you have 6-1 differential between democrat involvement and republican. that is the content. you get right out there and -- you get the -- nomination of the democratic party driven by what i would call -- extremist views and then, of course, because there's -- overwhelming majority of voters. flattering as part of the president making a positive comment. i appreciate it. i'm not going to comment on it. >> all right. thank you. commissioner kelly. thank you for being here. when we come back, president obama pivots to the economy again. but is growth his goal or some

bongos relationship with obama in two thousand albany came in he was praised he was also praised by rudy giuliani amongst many other politicians why is it that obama has this close relationship with the u.s. where we get one has a little over a little. multiple american corporation in the bone. so because of oil i think that's why we have that strong relationship and i also believe that the u.s. is supporting the army they they have some mission together i know that the u.s. is very interesting in establishing bases in africa in order to secure the materials because china is advancing very rapidly in africa so i think the u.s. would like to have a bone and the gulf of guinea in his backyard because there is only there. were oil is there that's where he has interests usually ally or the imperialist powers rather i mean third of the population in the bone is below the poverty line a lot of people say it's a dictatorship but they did have a what. so why is he viewed as a dictator if they had elections in two thousand one where is your as a dictator simply because he was election that was supposed to

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bongos relationship with obama in two thousand albany came mary was praised he was also praised by rudy giuliani amongst many other politicians why is it that obama has this close relationship with the u.s. well a good one has a little a little. multiple american corporation in the bone. so because of oil i think that's why we have that strong relationship and i also believe that the u.s. is supporting the army. they have some mission together i know that the u.s. is very interesting in establishing bases in africa in order to secure the materials because china is advancing very rapidly in africa so i think the u.s. would like to have a bone and the gulf of guinea in his backyard because there is always there. were oil is there that's where he has interests usually ally or the imperialist powers rather i mean third the population in the bone is below the poverty line a lot of people say it's a dictatorship but they did have a what. so why is he viewed as a dictator if they had elections in two thousand one where his you as a dictator simply because he was election there were supposed to be a fre

. >> stephanie: i could have done would rudy giuliani's moralizing on this, however. >> yeah, at least to start screwing around. >> stephanie: right. >> yeah, anthony weiner he -- he had to run for mayor, because, a, if he won, oh he's mayor, but b, if he came in second, he came in second. if he has run for controller like eliot spitzer, and then lost controller, he would never get to run for anything again. this is all of the calculus that i was doing before. he was still doing this stuff before he resigned from congress. he is like hey, did you see the pictures that caused me to resign from congress? which one was your favorite? >> stephanie: i know. he really needs some help. >> and the nerve. i have the same bathroom carpet as the guy. i'm going to get that replaced. >> stephanie: yeah, you tweeted it's time to go shopping. a was the most horrifying thing about the photo. >> yeah. >> stephanie: you alsolate as to how many write-in votes carlos danger gets. >> oh fingers crossed that he comes in second. in the primaries there in new york, if you don't -- if somebody doesn't get 40%,

politicking to r t america has interviewed people like joe lieberman and former new york mayor rudy giuliani fox news host great event suster and others now politicking is getting ready to expand in a very big way tell me more about this expansion and the changing face of journalism i was joined by larry king himself take a look mr king thank you so much for joining us now to tell us more about your program politicking it's been going on for a little over a month now and our team is happy to announce that as of this week politicking will be broadcast worldwide on thursday nights. very excited about it you know for years on c.n.n. i was seen worldwide but now joining r.t. and then being on doing this politicking show which we've been doing now for over a month which airs on or hulu but no with this licensing agreement with r.t. we've been airing it in the united states for the past month but now we're going to go global in one hundred countries and so it's nice to be around the world again it's very nice to have you our go around the world and come to our tea now you've been interviewing poli

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former new york city mayor rudy giuliani calls the decision dangerous. >> it is damaging to engage inis a certain reluctance to describe someone as an islamic extremist terrorist for fear you are going to make a mistake. it played a role in the case of major hassan that it was so obvious this man was a possible terrorist. >> under this distinction it is impossible for those killed or injured to receive a purple heart. jury selection continues today. >> how do you keep the mastermind occupied while he's behind bars? outrageous story while he was confined in a secret cia prison in romania the cia decided to let khalid shaikh mohammed to pursue his dream redesigning the vacuum cleaner. ksm has a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering after years in custody the agency had no plans for him but then they decided it was best to try to keep him sane so they tried to fund ways to keep him entertained. redesign ago vacuum cleaner taking it apart and putting it back together that kept him occupied. >> turns out it does matter what time of year you are born at least when it comes to your hea

in to rudy giuliani who was not happy they keep running over health care? >>. [laughter] this is what we get when we elect a president who was prepared to be president in the first place. did not have the experien it is not done a good job to learn on the job. neil: but can we rethink to give the irs so much power when clearly it cannot handle the power or responsibility it has no or abuse is it? >> it has been a disaster to hire 50,000 addiional irs agents to collect the tax which is now the fine and the reality is the irs obviously has a tough time to do its own job fairly and impartially. to give them additional responsibilities in an area that is so confusing and difficult and dangerous is an absolute disaster. neil: now there is a big dustup. neil: they will argue you cannot delay this in to lock republicans in a box he said we cannot delay this t now you want to delay the irs money? >> how do delay the corporate finance but not individuals? in some ways that to be more difficult but corporations have a lot of accountants to analyze thank ready. individual

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former mayor, rudy giuliani testified this morning. he said the u.s.ome far in preventing attacks from the air and by well-known terrorists groups. smaller ones like the boston marathon bombing continued slipping through the cracks. congress and witnesses compliant med -- praised for hard work. the house committee chairman said they will likely be getting classified information tomorrow on the bombing from the department of homeland security and the national counterterrorism center. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> thank you. today, senate democrats will try to restore student loan interest rates. this would return rating on stafford loans to 3.4% for one year. when lawmakers failed to reach a deal, the rates doubled to 6.8%. the goal, to reach a deal before the students return from the summer break. >>> and the board of regents is considering freezing tuition of professional programs including law, business and medicine. however, there will likely be fee increases for nursing students that was promised but never came through

what does that have to do -- >> all of the -- >> rudy giuliani we had a law in order mayor, thing -- >> when did he come along. >> and -- >> whether did he come along. >> no one wants to live there. >> sorry, when did giuliani be am mayor. fire years after ronald reagan lift office that is my point. >> thank you ronald reagan, and giuliani. >> right now tonight, i would say liberals really have to do soul searching, at when happened in detroit is going to happen in california, by the way it could happen in new york and new jersey. >> and chicago look at chicago. >> you are per snickety tonight, rick. charles: when you don't have the answers that is what happened. >> leisure suit next time. charles: particular fight for sesupremacy duking it out. and farmer apple boss and -- former apple boss and why many are saying his former company is down for the coup. i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i nt to treat mo dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] whereo you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadba

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but then rudy giuliani sort of, not exactly.e didn't come in with it. >> well, look, i think there is a little bit of a difference between having an affair, having a mistress. there's a long history of that. the real concern, i think, with anthony weiner is, this looks like serious, you know, addictive behavior, a sight we haven't really seen in politics before. >> there's that other city just down the amtrak, you know, d.c., they've maybe seen it before. okay, coming up in the next hour, we're going to stay on this topic for just a moment. we've got a little bit more weiner left in us. we're also going to make a pretty hard turn to the people's pope and the rise of the religious left. >>> also, the one and only iyanla vanzant is going to join us live in the studio. there's more nerdland at the top of the hour. and i have diabetic nerve pain. when i first felt the diabetic nerve pain, of course i had no idea what it was. i felt like my feet were going to sleep. it progressed from there to burning like i was walking on hot coals.

accuses house republicans of causing gridlock, but on "hannity" last night former new york mayor rudy giulianisked who is really to blame. >> this is as if he hasn't been president for five years. all of a sudden he's now announcing these policies. he's had his policies in effect for five years right now, and we eve got a detroit that's bankrupt, more people on food stamps than ever before in our history, more people in dependency. >> advisers say the president plans to present more specific policy proposals on topics like education and health care in coming weeks. >>> ariel castro returns to court at 10:00 eastern time today, and reports say that he may accept a plea deal in order to avoid the death penalty. the deal right now, life without parole with an additional 1,000 years behind bars. castro is accused kidnapping and torturing three women in that house of horrors in cleveland for more than a decade. >>> it is being called the largest personal data breach ever, and now charges are being handed down. for that and your other business news let's turn to lauren simonetta at fox business netw

up with a list of lessons learned boston bombing and some other attacks, former new york mayor rudy giuliani told lawmakers america must stop engapging in the fiction that the ft. hood shootings were workplace violence, not terrorism. witnesses are also discussing whether political correctness has a paralyzing effect on law enforcement. a spokesman for the fbi says a witness was not september to testify at the hearing because of the boston bombing suspect's kour appearance. >>> still ahead, saving money with the irs and blowing it in afghanistan. first, a heavy weight confrontation. the district of columbia versus walmart. hey, buddy? oh, hey, flo. you want to see something cool? snapshot, from progressive. my insurance company told me not to talk to people like you. you always do what they tell you? no... try it, and see what your good driving can save you. you don't even have to switch. unless you're scared. i'm not scared, it's... you know we can still see you. no, you can't. pretty sure we can... try snapshot today -- no pressure. >>> house republican leadership says it will not take up

. >> the other big difference here between insider trading now and the rudy giuliani days is you have these e-mails, you have these wiretaps they can get and there may be wiretaps in this case, we don't know. you have not only matching trades with time and sales and things like that. now you have e-mails, you have a whole lot more range of evidence available to prosecutors now than back in the day. but insider trading at the end of the day is insider trading. >> kayla, you want to take us o out? >> bethany was talking about expert networks. even though sac's compliance code outlawed the use of expert networks in 2006, yet years later he was still using them. the managers were aware and they were citing that as a loophole in the compliance code saying they had this in lip service, to use the attorney general's words and there were a lot of loopholes and they didn't use it. the information they did get from the expert network they are qualifying in this indictment and in the s.e.c. action as insider trading. they're using that to make an example of sac saying you did not apply your own

it's six years old but it's rudy giuliani, really the last pro-choice republican to run for president -- this is what it looks like in this era of a pro-choicer running as a republican. this is how he has to talk. >> on okay to repeal? >> would it be okay to repeal? would it be okay if a judge viewed it as -- >> would it be okay if they didn't repeal it. >> i think the court has to make that decision and the court can deal with it, where a federalist system of dwogovernment and sta can make their own decisions. >> not a ringing endorsement of the philosophy, the pro-choice philosophy. it seems like -- again, he went nowhere and there's probably a lot of reasons rudy giuliani fizzled as presidential candidate in 2008. it seemed every time he talked about this issue, he seemed apologetic about it. he seemed to get that term in there, strict constructionist judges, always promising to nominate them, as code for someone who will overturn roe v. wade. it made me think, what is the point of running if that's the kind of promises you have to make. can you imagine a pro-choice republican runn

rudy giuliani and mike bloomberg. they are not without controversy, of course.ut in the end, both stand today as public figures of renown. they can travel the country and be treated with great applause by broad audiences of the american people. and that's a fact. anthony weiner is known nationwide for one thing that he sent pictures of just himself across the country. now he wants to bathe in public attention of another kind at the expense of new york's dignity. i think new york is back as a great city, surviving not just 9/11 but years of high crime and low expectations. i hope new york knows that it has a lot going for it. i think this race for mayor is going to come down to two people, christine quinn and bill thompson. quinn is a serious public servant who has operated at the highest levels of new york city politics. she's a political heavyweight as is bill thompson. spectacularly came close to beating bloomberg himself. why would the city of new york want to drop in class now when it's in the middle of a winning streak? who are these new yorkers who would f

. >> i had the thought in my head 2008 when joe biden was attacking rudy giuliani for 9/11 and now ating a fellow republican. >> it's two republicans having this conversation. not a republican and a democrat like it was in 2008. you saw this with the vote on the amendment in the house last week. these are deep divisions within the party. the 2016 primary is the arena for all of the problems the republicans have having to be hashed out and you see potential candidates staking out their role. >> i know a lot of times i bring you on and we talk about immigration. the divide in the party is not on immigration but how to frankly deal with the president and healthy and now how to deal on national security. >> the spectacle may be focus on the primary but the big question how are these candidates able to fare in a general election and you saw what happened with mitt romney. he went so far to the right. wasn't able to come back. >> shameless plug. you first. >> i've got to congratulate the 2,36 latino children who are reading for latino for looratin literature program. >> government shutdown

over the last 30-something years, we had ed koch was mayor for 12 years, rudy giuliani for 8, mike bloomberg for 12, outstanding giants of men who really did so much to bring new york city back, and to have anthony weiner -- again, i have nothing personal with anthony. we know he's getting along. i have nothing personal with this. this is a real pathological problem with him. how he could be out there knowing all this information was going to come out. i just think it was sort of a perverse celebrity factor for a while to have his numbers up there. i just can't see any way, even if this latest scandal would not have come out, that anthony weiner could have won. after this, i think he should do himself and everybody a favor and step to the sidelines. he is not psychologically qualified to be mayor of the city of new york. >> congressman, i hope you'll stand by for a moment. i want to bring in our panel, which includes nationally syndicated radio host chris plant, paul begala, and andrea belcher. i want to first talk about this split in the republican party. i think the congressman said it ver

anniversary of the the9/11, but because he used a phrase that would anger conservatives, and anger rudy giulianis kicked off. >> i want to talk to you about the 9/11 anniversary coverage. >> i like it so far. it has a good tone. >> i'm going to pull you from the coverage. eliot and sloan will co-anchor during primetime. >> it's me. i made the decision. >> all right. >> we're going to be officially condemned on the house floor. >> that's a good use of time. >> and giuliani pulled out. >> 9/11, the first responders. >> it's the critical ads the op-eds, the advertisers, reese getting kicked out of the sopa meeting. >> i totally get it. >> okay. >> cenk: all right tell me what your reaction is. some of the people who don't like what newsrooms are says substantively. we like what they say substantively, but the romance drives us crazy. this is msnbc, nobody would get in trouble for that at msnbc but i think they're trying to represent cnn and mainstream media. if anderson cooper, if he had said that, they would have those kinds of repercussions? >> i think--yes. >> y, this is what i think about it. y

rudy giuliani and mike bloomberg. they are not without controversy, of course.

attorney for the southern district of new york, a job mayor rudy giuliani once held, bharar has convictedncludes a helping fund manager serving an 11-year sentence and the former goldman sachs board member one of gupta's tipsters. cracked down in corruption in albany arresting a queen state councilman who bribed his way on to the mayoral ballot. he put the times square bomber in prison for life. at our delivering alpha conference last year he joked with jim cramer about his perception on wall street. >> i wanted to apologize in advance that i don't have enough subpoenas for all of you obviously, i'm kidding. i do have enough. >> he was clearly at least half serious. since then he's indicted two s.a.c. capital players and a veteran trader. both will go to trial in november but s.a.c. has felt a real impact. a flight of investor capital, a lack of investor confidence and the big question hanging over that firm is whether its founder steve cohen will be indicted. possibly as early as this summer. heard indications to the contrary but plenty of active cases going on at s.a.c. from what i unde

all being really nerdy and brewedi iprudish and that ns tolerated all sorts of sexual affairs, rudy giulianieft his wife, announced it, moved out with two gay friends living on the couch. and that was okay because it was sort of hidden sex and tradit n traditional sex and this is somehow less offensive because it is online? >> you can make the point that it is less active physically because it is online but i think it comes across as creepier. it is so juvenile, for one thing. it shows a lack of maturity. shows such a lack of judgment. so there can not be a new york voter who's not now aware of this story. right? 100% are aware of it. he needs to get 40% in the primary to avoid a runoff. that's not going to happen. probably none of these candidates will get 40%. if he makes a runoff -- i think that's knot now a high hurdle for him to get to -- will 50% of the people who know about this story vote for anthony weiner? i think that's political hard to imagine. i think chris cillizza actually did a piece earlier today that talked about bill thompson as the candidate to watch. the fact is there's

. >> well, we'll send rudy giuliani up and fix that whole situation. >> by the way, a great neighborhood in detroit is farmington, the suburbs. >> and larry, one more quick point. there is a great point made. the companies in michigan, in detroit, coming businedoing bus the world, they're still doing okay. and this is the same thing true in greece, italy and spain. the private companies are doing okay. it's the governments that are collapsing. >> they should make detroit into an speaker prize zone. thanks, gentlemen. another record high close for the dow. but watch out, folks. after the bell, we had earnings news that could challenge the entire rally. and i myself, i think this market is getting pretty pricey. later on the show, president obama makes a big push for obamacare. and the white house reunites some of its re-election team for an all-out campaign for the new health care law. but how can you sell a lemon that nobody really wants to buy. don't forget, folk, free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. it ain't obamacare and it ain't detroit. we're searching for a free m

new york has twos historic mayors in a row now, rudy giuliani and mike bloomberg.roversy, of course. but in the end, both stand today as public figures of renown. they can travel the country and be treated with great applause by broad audiences of the american people. that's a fact. anthony weiner is known nationwide for one thing that he sent pictures of just himself

it is a bit similar to what went on when rudy giuliani was having his divorce from his wife in 2000 andhen in 2001. there was this constant sort of rolling sense of crazy going on. this is a bit like that. but look, there was a feeling a week ago or two weeks ago that weiner had a chance of being in the runoff. and there was a thought he could win. that seemed like a long shot. but it's very hard to see him making a runoff now. >> look at this, weiner release a new web ad. with a simple message. he's not quitting. let's watch him in action. he's paid for this. >> sometimes people say to me, this campaign is pretty rough. you may want to quit. i know there are newspaper editors and other politicians that say boy, i wish that guy weiner would quit. they don't new york. certainly don't know the me. quit isn't the way we roll in new york city. >> he's identifying himself with the people from new york and the music is similar from the taber knack l choir. i don't know where it came from. nothing to do with anthony weiner's life. >> i hate to say this, but i was relieved he didn't pan down in

bongos relationship with obama in two thousand albany came mary was praised he was also praised by rudy giuliani amongst many other politicians why is it that obama has this close relationship with the u.s. where we get one has a little over a little. multiple american corporation in the bone. so because of oil i think that's why we have that strong relationship and i also believe that the u.s. is supporting the governor's army they they have some mission together i know that the u.s. is very interesting in establishing bases in africa in order to secure the materials because china is advancing very rapidly in africa so i think the u.s. would like to have a bone and the gulf of guinea in his backyard because there is always there. were oil is there that's where he has interests usually ally or the imperialist powers rather i mean third the population in the bone is below the poverty line a lot of people say it's a dictatorship but they did have a lections so why is he viewed as a dictator if they had elections in two thousand one. because he there was election there was supposed to be a free ele

most of the probable cause of the title three wiretaps in the mafia commission case, which made rudy giuliani's with his eyes on the white house. the cases would have unravelled are. so the stakes in new york were much, much higher for the justice department than in boston. >> wow. peter, a final question here with a little time. what do we draw as the lessons here? obviously, you need informants like you knee spie -- need spie. yet people walk away from this reporting thinking how do we get in so deep on the law enforcement side with criminals. >> here's the big take aiway. i've done three books prior to this on counterterrorism failures. the bureau was so obsessed forever bothering italians. the number one priority of the new york office was to get john gotti. they took their eye off this me it's a sizing cell. that cell executed the 9/11 plot. finally the southern district superseded the indictment. where was the bureau all those years? forever bothering italians. obsessed with the mafia when the equities were so unbalanced. >> peter, fascinating stuff. fascinating book. congratulations on t

. >> remember rudy giuliani's takedown during the debates.uestion here is whether rand paul, cruz or anybody else can take this to the grassroots of the party and find some faction. >> where is the grassroots? >> i think they're kind of split. >> aren't they under war fatigue right now? >> this is where chris christie made a big mistake. he attacked rand paul's isolation for being libertarian. libertarian is a good word to the tea partyers. they apply it to government spending and taxing. so instead of using isolationism which is a bad word to a lot of people, he used a good word. >> let's go back to john on that. what's your take on that? is that the bad way to go? i think christie overreached by saying you've got to be hawkish. i don't think any party -- very few americans are hawkish right now that i can see. >> look what is going on in the nsa debate. you know, you a lib/lib thing with liberals on the left and libertarians on the right getting together, and they will rein in the nsa. that's almost a done deal. >> the majority of the polls

la guardia, john lindsay, ed koch, rudy giuliani, mike bloomberg. they are household names, not just in this country, but in the world at large. so the question of who stands out there representing not just new yorkers, not just democrats in many cases, but us is a question worthy of debate. tonight we have the front-runner for the office of mayor of new york city, city council speaker christine quinn. thank you, speaker quinn, for joining us. it's great to have you on the show. >> thank you. >> i don't think you're ready for this. maybe you've been thinking about this. the public role of mayor of metropolis. >> yep. >> gotham, the big apple, the greatest city in the world. the center of the consciousness of the universe. how big a public role is that in the context of this sleazy thing we've been talking about? >> you know, it is an enormously significant thing. i mean, people look to new york every day for ideas, for inspiration, for motivation. there are children all over america and the world who go to bed at night dreaming that some day they'll

the co-chair of the bipartisan coalition for american security and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani it's all next on politicking. thanks for joining us we welcome the former united states senator joe lieberman he's the two thousand democratic vice presidential nominee who did the first if you will of the day got the nomination and he's just been named honoring co-chair the bipartisan coalition force.