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until sanders was -- until scott turned it over to sanders representing fred thompson. he was the minority deputy counsel, and he said -- he started with a few preliminary questions but then said, getting back to that paper, he said you had mentioned a -- what do they call it, scott? the other -- i can never think of what they call it. the other recording device. >> dictabelt. >> dictabelt. i had mentioned a dictabelt. that was just for rosemary. the president dictated things on a dictabelt to a few contributors and rosewoods was the grand mogul of the dictabelts. no one was supposed to touch them except rose. he said apart from it, the dictabelt, was there ever any other listening device in the oval office? and as i had said to my wife at breakfast that morning, if they -- i guess if they ask me a direct question, i will just have to answer. and know that -- i mean, i knew it would be the end of my career. certainly in washington. i just knew that. i mean, you can't imagine how nixon was so bugged on this thing being absolute secret. and it was absolute secret all that

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sanders. >> good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> my name is sanders, my number is do 9582. i've been doing time since the early '80s. every morning you wake up, get up at 5:30, you go eat chow, you go to your job assignment, whatever. it's no fun. you know what i mean? >> how many people in here have family in prison? >> yeah, family or friends. >> i have. >> how many have brothers and sisters and family and cousins that say it's cool up in there? oh, they say it's cool up in there, huh? come join us. i feel sorry for you if you do join them. >> right now, you're in junior high. you have so many doors open for you right now, but you can voluntarily give up your freedom. some of you, at the age of 14, can end up in prison already. so that's what we're here to talk about. the program, this is what we do. we bring the prison to you guys. we don't want to see you in prison. we'd rather see you out here. sanders is here to enlighten you, let you know about the choices. don't make these certain choices that he made. >> my dad has been in and out of prison since i was, like, born.

sanders asked a number of different questions about different things. in those day, we were kind of leading the investigation. it was like being followaled by a member of the minority staff. they were there to make a showing and figure out what we learned. the questions jumped around a little bit and then he asked a question, when dean testified he said at one point in one of the meeting nixon went over to the corner of his eob office and lowered his voice when talking about the -- >> clemency questions. >> the clemency confess or i had the impression it might have been money conversations but at knit rate, sanders said dean thought the president lowered his voice and dean speculated that the president, that the conversations might have been recorded. did dean -- did dean know what he was talking about? i have forgotten the exact language, but close to that. alex' answer was, no. dean wouldn't have known. 7 there were very few of us that knew, but that's where this came from, and picked up the thing. it was -- that -- the way it factor the me was i thou

bernie sanders. >>> let's turn to mr. cohen, former at jpmorgan chase, author of "money and power: how goldman sachs came to rule the world." thank you for joining me, my friend. >> my pleasure, michael. >> somebody who used to work at jp morgan, what did you take away from today's testimony? how did it register to you? >> it really registered. the thing that lingers in my mind, michael, how did jamie dimon let this happen? he's known as a micromanager, he was a micromanager when he worked at citigroup, he was a micromanager at bank one. he was a micromanager when he came into jp morgan state. he even stopped the use of black sedans at night when bankers work late. he is a serious micromanager and yet he let this chief investment office with $350 billion of the bank's cash reserves be invested without so much as going to an investment committee meeting in that division to regulate, to figure out what was going on. it's like he said, i'm going to let this ina drew, the chief investment officer who since resigned, i'm going

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deion sanders was iconic at the time. we have fun., the firm would go out with the 49ers and with cal football, here is mr. involvement getting drilled. the >>vern: that was the hardest i have ever been hit in my life. >> verne, watch out! he is taking a beating! >>gary: you cannot teach charisma or likability. >>gary: away the business is now, they try to make everyone disposable. he is able to go out and make people smile. he is really terrific. channel 5 is lucky to have them started on wednesday. we are back in a moment. >>gary: won everything changed, verne had to do is camera work and everything, it isn't fun. he has made himself more valuable than ever. everyone smiles when they see him. you are the king. we will miss you!

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but at any rate, sanders said, dean thought that the president lowered his voice and wondered, and dean speculated that the president, that the conversations might have been recorded. did dean -- did dean know what he was talking about? i forgot the exact language, but it was close to that. alex's answer was, no. dean wouldn't have known. there were very few of us that knew, but that's where this came from, and picked up the thing. it was a continuation. i thought he was answering my question rather than sanders' question until i looked at the transcript later. as soon as we heard that, this little tickle of a response. oh, you're recording. then we asked him the nature of the system, and i think alex said -- this is again in this thing john referred you to earlier reflects the stenographer's notes, he said, i think you guys must know. i had the impression they thought sanders and i were working together to try and trap him on something. that apparently wasn't his reaction, but he then described in detail how it was constructed. i tried to imply we knew this all along, we needed to know

so now bernie sanders and barbara boxer well they're trying to ensure that such lawsuits don't happen there introduced an amendment to this year's farm bill that would have forbidden such lawsuits one would fulfill congress' obligation to represent the people by you know representing the people according to an m s n b c poll in february of two thousand and eleven ninety five percent of americans agree that labeling of food with genetically engineered ingredients should be allowed and those polling numbers have been consistent when a mother goes to the saw and purchases food for her child she has no right to know what she is feeding her child not i believe a terribly radical idea. you know bernie i agree it is not a terribly radical idea to let people know what they're eating whether you're skeptical of genetically modified food or not i think most people would agree that informing consumers is never a bad thing except for i guess most adverse it seems because the sanders boxer's investment was roundly trounced this week by seventy six to twenty three vote and you see monsanto there on

we need to listen to personally sanders.need to listen to independent senator bernie sanders. >> eliot: we're delighted to have the opportunity to do just that. with us to discuss the dimon hearing, senator bernie sanders independent of vermont. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> didn't we learn anything fundamentally? is there anything coming out of this political theater that is useful in terms of reregulating, regulating and solving the problem of controlling wall street? >> eliot, i fear not. i think really one of the great scandals of our time is that after the recklessness and greed and illegal behavior on wall street it plunged this country in the horrible recession that we're in. you have seen the fed reports of median family income going down between 2007, 10 by 40%. median family income going down, unemployment sky high, people losing their homes. after all of that damage you would think--you might think that the congress would say whoa, we got a real problem with the way wall street functions. things have

sanders: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. sanders: mr. president, i call up my amendment number 2254. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from vermont, mr. sanders, proposes amendment numbered 2254. mr. sanders: i ask that further reading be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sanders: mr. president, this is a noncontroversial amendment which, according to the c.b.o., has zero cost. it is supported by the national wildlife federation, the american forest foundation, the biomass thermal energy council and the trust for public land. this amendment would simply allow under the community wood energy program a new category of small grants to be created which would provide seed capital for biomass -- the presiding officer: order in the senate, please. the senator from vermont. mr. sanders: a new category of small grants be created which would provide seed capital for biomass cooperatives through grants of up to

kerry sanders in florida.s we told you at the top of the show about senator john mccain and lindsey graham calling for a special prosecutor, into the white house leak. senator mccain has taken to the floor. let's go ahead and listen in. >> has been articulated by many, both in and outside of the administration. including the most damaging that we have seen, including our director of national intelligence, saying that it's the worst that he's seen in his 30 years of service in the issue of -- in the area of intelligence. all of the ranking and chair members of the intelligence committees, the armed services committee, foreign relations committee and homeland security committees, have all described in this most strongest terms what damage has been done by these, quote, leaks. >> meanwhile, not that far away, and not that long ago, senator lindsay graham was asking attorney general eric holder directly about these leaks during a senate judiciary committee hearing. take a listen. >> we're talking about -- >> speci

stick around, another great hour as we talk to bernie sanders of vermont about jamie dimon. >>> it's 4:00 on wall street, do you know where your money is? i'm maria bartiromo coming to you from the capital. stocks having a late day selloff on wall street as euro zone fears take center stage again. and they say it's only a matter of time from skyrockets interest rates from reaching america. >>> and jamie dimon talking to the senate today. how many thought he held his own. and i'll have david vitter with me and he will explain why the dodd-frank law is more confusing than helpful. and jamie dimon being called to resign. how are we settling on waus. the dow jones industrial average coming off the lows of the day just before 4:00 p.m. eastern but still down. it's down two thirties of one percent. volume on wall street, and nasdaq gave up 24 points. just about 10 minutes before the close, we see fires coming in, 2818 is where things settled down, and the s&p down 9 points. finishing at 1314. jpmorgan's stock is up. does that mean jamie dimon did well today? >> a lot of questions about int

pi lar is trying to get dion put in jail. >> it took only 3 weeks for dion sanders and his estranged pilar to return to court accusing each other of violating the judge's order. >> i didn't get my kid's last week. >> last month highly publicly publicized hearing over child court, custody and allegations of abuse had both sides claiming victory. pilar said she's test toed because dion did not meet the deadline to make his child support payments. >> blood sucking attorneys. they just want money. they're talking about more fees. more fees. are you kidding me? >> dion spoke to us after the hearing that also included allegations he violated a gag order last month but conducting multiple tv and radio interviews. the judge refused to punish him for that or discontinuing payment on pilar's credit card. >> we got a prenup. >> the couple continues to fight over dion's travel with their three young children. >> he handed over his first child support check at the courthouse and questioned the need for yet another hearing. >> you can't feel good. there's always kashlties in my causalities in my b

his bond has been revoked per kerry sanders.sually is happening behind the scenes when something like this goes down? >> well, it appears the prosecution had a couple different grounds to request that his bond be revoked. one was that zimmerman had misrepresented his finances. you remember he portrayed himself as essentially indig enwhen the $150,000 bond was set. a bond that provoked some controversy in some quarters as being too low. perhaps even more serious from the standpoint of whether there is a flight risk or not is in fact there was a second passport, according to the prosecution, that zimmerman had and he did not turn in the second passport. that's a huge concern because as we know, he has family in a different, in south america. and in a murder case, there is always a concern that somebody might take off if they see things going against him. the fact that he apparently withheld from the court, the fact that he had a second passport that might enable him to leave the country is a very serious matter which could certain

kerry sanders, nbc news, sanford, florida. >>> the u.s. secretary of congress john bryson resigned today 12 days after being involved in two hit-and-run car accidents in los angeles linked to a seizure he suffered. president obama thanked the 68-year-old bryson for his service. bryson said he's leaving to attend to his own health. bryson's doctor said he suffered what's known as a complex, partial seizure, which can affect memory. fallout today in the fight between congressional republicans and attorney general eric holder over a botched antigun running operation known as fast and furious one day after a house committee recommended that holder be held in contempt of congress the speaker john boehner signaled his backing for the action and hinted that the white house's use of executive privilege might involve some sort of a coverup. white house spokesman jay carney fired back and said today the administration isn't covering up anything. >>> in a unanimous ruling today the supreme court threw out those fines and penalties against broadcaster

our report from nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: a quarter mile off the coast of fort lauderdale, down 25 feet to the seabed, scientists have taken a tiny experiment that began more than six years ago and turned it into a massive accomplishment. >> no one thought it was possible. we proved them wrong. >> reporter: corals, once believed impossible to grow artificially in the natural environment are now thriving. researchers say it's a very simple idea. coral is grown in an underwater nursery, then it's harvested. i joined the team snipping two-inch long cuttings, like pruning a rose. with a nail driven into the limestone, the can you get are glued in place. zip ties hold the cuttings to the nail. within two weeks, the coral has anchored itself growing in the very spots where it was disappearing. from the coast off south florida as far south as the virgin islands, the first 8,000 coral cuttings are now taking hold saving endangered elkhorn and staghorn coral. >> after it was listed as a threatened species by the u.s. endangered species act, it kind of jump-started our funding. >> funding

nbc's kerry sanders is there. kerry, what happened? >> reporter: well, lester, george zimmerman has been ordered to turn himself in to authorities in less than 48 hours. florida prosecutors say it was misrepresentation, deception and an outright lie that led to george zimmerman's release on bond, following the killing of 17-year-old trayvon martin. zimmerman has pleaded self-defense. at issue a paypal account that george zimmerman failed to reveal to the court when the judge granted him bond. that account was set up with a website zimmerman created to raise money for his defense. at the bond hearing in april, zimmerman made no mention of the account, even though it had grown to more than $135,000. trayvon martin's family attorneys say this goes to the heart of the case, that if george zimmerman would lie to the court about this account then how can he be believed when he alleges what happened the night trayvon martin was killed in february? lester? >> kerry sanders, thank you. >>> tonight for the first time some of the jurors in the jo

kerry sanders, nbc news, brooksville, florida. >>> now to where this is all headed and when. and for that we check in with weather channel meteorologist jim cantore. he's about 200 miles north along the coast in st. marks, florida. hey, jim, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. we're here at the st. marks lighthouse. you can see it behind me. it's amazing. if this thing isn't coming ashore i'd be very surprised right now because we've had very heavy rain. occasionally winds have gusted 50 even close to 70 miles per hour up in apalachicola. but the event here is rainfall. let me show you what has happened as we set the stage here. first of all clear water over 10 inches of rain. yesterday a rainfall daily record in tampa well over 7 inches. they've had over 9 already with this thing. as we take you up into the panhandle these amounts are coming in so quick we've already gotten up to 15 inches of rain just south of the state capital here in tallahassee. so this is where this band is setting up tonight and this rainfall event as well. you can see how much more rain is

. >> senator sanders? >> thank you. before i begin, if i may say senator alexander, the best you talked about nuclear power being low cost. to the best of my knowledge in terms of production of new electricity, nuclear power is the most expensive form of new generation. >> madam chair man, i'll look forward to a private discussion with senator sanders and i would love to present him with a national academy of sciences study that shows just the reverse. and the windmills that you like are much more expensive. >> okay. but to the commissioners, let me start off with dr. mack marfan. doctor, i have suppressed concern with the nrc voting process. and i think you and i discussed this when you were in my office which does not include a public meeting where commissioners meet to vote yes or no and explain their vote. i have no problem with commissioners continuing to use the notation vote process whereby each drafts and opinion and reconciles it to provide a majority opinion and orders staff but i see no logical reason why the

vermont senator bernie sanders, great to have you with us. thank you, bernie. remember to answer tonight's question at the bottom of the screen. share you thoughts on twitter. we want to know what you think. >> congressman darrell issa is on the war path again, sending a letter to president obama suggesting a cover up on fast and furious just one day after he told fox news that there was no cover up. sam stein with me for the information and the discussion next. stay with us. >>> coming up, darrell issa is changing his tune on the administration's part in fast and furious. sam stein joins me next. >> and marc anthony joins me to discuss the impact of the latino vote this november. and why he's supporting president obama. share your thoughts on twitter. we're coming right back. [ female announcer ] so how long have you been living flake-free with head & shoulders? since before jeans were this skinny... since us three got a haircut. since my first twenty-ninth birthday. [ female announcer ] head & shoulders. live flake free. has a facebook page these days. but wh

as senator sanders said. and i also worry about that, that that, you know, that's what was going on over there. it's very disturbing. i also want to put in the record, because senator alexander talked about the support for nuclear power this last article said it dropped among the people. that's understandable. could i ask for -- it's understandable that it fell given what happened at fukushima but it is -- it dropped to 42% from 61%. support for building more nuclear power plants fell to 42% from 61%, that it was in '08. so i just want to put that in the record. having said all that, i'm now going to ask some questions mostly to commissioner svinicki. because my request of dr. macfarlane, i don't have questions of her is just to bring that professionalism, as you have shown that you have done in every job you have had to the commission. because it's necessary to have a fresh start over there from everyone. and also a lot of transparency. we're going to be holding a lot of oversight to see how it's going with

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he arrived home to a full house, his roommates, brad heyka and aaron sander were there, along with aaron'slose friend heather muller and jason's girlfriend. we'll call her h.g. she had come over with her dog nikki. both aaron and heather were interested in the church. heather taught sunday school and loved to sing sacred music. ♪ they once dated, but the relationship had since become platonic while aaron tried to decide whether to study for the priesthood. heather was thinking of becoming a nun. on this night, aaron and heather were in the kitchen. they shared a late dinner and a bottle of wine. down in the basement brad heyka, a finance specialist, turned in, while upstairs jason prepared his gym bag for the next day's practice and switched off the lights. in the bathroom, h.g. washed her face and pinned her hair up with a plastic clip. outside there were six inches of fresh snow on the ground and a cutting north wind. inside the five friends were warm, oblivious to the change a knock on the door would bring. >>> coming up -- i've always looked up to my brother. he doesn't look like a hea

vermont senator bernie sanders, great to have you with us. thank you, bernie. remember to answer tonight's question at the bottom of the screen. share you thoughts on twitter. we want to know what you think. >> congressman darrell issa is on the war path again, sending a letter to president obama suggesting a coverup on fast and furious just one day after he told fox news that there was no coverup. sam stein with me for the information and the discussion next. stay with us. it's very important to understand how math and science kind of makes the world work. in high school, i had a physics teacher by the name of mr. davies. he made physics more than theoretical, he made it real for me. we built a guitar, we did things with electronics and mother boards. that's where the interest in engineering came from. so now, as an engineer, i have a career that speaks to that passion. thank you, mr. davies. >>> coming up, darrell issa is changing his tune on the administration's part in fast and furious. sam stein joins me next. >> and marc anthony joins me to discuss the im

here's that interview. >> senator bernie sanders, good morning. >> good morning. what's your number one question for the fed chairman? >> my number one question is, will he support me in trying to end the conflicts of interests which presently exist at the fed? right now the ceo of the largest financial institution of jamie jpmorgan chase sits as a member of the new york fed. and right now what you have is bankers sitting on all of the regional feds. chris, this to me smacks of enormous conflict of interest. it's something that has got to end. we need a fed that starts representing ordinary people, the middle class, main street, not wall street. we have to get the bankers off the fed. i'll be asking the chairman, mr. bernanke, whether he supports that legislation. >> the markets are watching this very closely as they always do when a fed chairman speaks. do you think he'll be hesitant to make news, given everything going on and so maybe hesitant to answer your questions? >> well, i hope he does. i hope he does. the other issue we have got to deal with, long term i