are conservative talkers on the take? i love that question. are conservative talkers on the take? text a for yes, text b for no. we'll bring you results later on in the show. let me bring in political reporter ken vogel who wrote the article about republican groups funding right wing talkers. ken, good to have you with us tonight. i'm just looking for the facts. no commentary. i know you're a reporter. dick armey said right wing talkers are selling their influence in contracts. what does that say? break that down for us. what's happening here in. >> well, dick armey has an ax to grind because he was forced out of freedom works but the argument that he's making i heard from other folks in the conservative movement, which is that it calls into question the core ideological beliefs of some of the talk radio hosts if they're running political shows and espousing political positions while taking money and sponsorships from organizations that have a particularly narrow focus both in terms of candidates, positions onion going issues and promoting those groups and promoting groups' candid

let's see, what right wing talker uses that vern acular. earlier he turned the tables and tried to present himself as a victim for not being able to say what he really wants to say. >> we're talking about not being able to exercise what we think and our feelings, but we're not freedom to say we don't have freedom to say what we want. if i call -- if i say negro or black boy or slave, i'm not -- if those people cannot take those kind of words and not be offensive, then martin luther king hasn't got his job done yet. i should be able to say those things and they shouldn't offend anybody. i didn't mean to offend them. >> well, there's nothing more disturbing than cliven bundy being a racist, i think. that's not the whole story. ft that's only part of the story. it all goes back to bundy hating the federal government. let's go back to the basics here. republicans thought he was a hero because he took on the bureau of land management with the guns. republicans supported him because his story was just a great example of government overreach. >> o

that's right, the tea party is paying up and radio talkers are toeing the party line.foundation began sponsoring hannity in 2008 and paid $1.3 million for the deal. would you believe it, soon hannity was fundraising for tea party patriots. he's even promoting the tea heart website on his fox news show. >> the tea party patriots put these ads up and they're trying to get these ads out. >> and it's not just plugs for the tea party website. they're helping get tea party candidates elected. the tea party nonprofit freedom works has paid more than $6 million in recent years to glenn beck. recently that same group endorsed north carolina candidate greg brandon for the senate. it wasn't too long before beck rallied behind him, too. >> i want to have make history so we write history. that's what i'm looking at. >> i could tongue kiss you and i'm not a guy who -- if you have money, donate. if you have time, donate. >> kentucky's matt vivan, and would you believe it, glenn beck seems to like him, too. >> matt bevin i have not met but i believe that man was called to god. >> was

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and he is clearly following the line these right wing talkers are saying on a daily basis, congresswoman>> you know what? and i really do think that's pretty sad. because on the one hand, he wants to wipe out the safety net. on the other hand, he does not feel that people should be making a livable wage. so i think one of the things that they are confused about is they think the minimum wage is for teenagers, is for people who are just breaking into the workforce. the reality is that the way the economy has been moving now, you have many people who are making minimum wage, middle aged people. you have people who are married who are making the minimum wage. and so i think they are so out of touch. they don't recognize that one of the reasons why people need food stamps is because they are working full-time jobs. they just don't make enough money to buy the food. and they think the way to address poverty -- paul ryan on the first page of his poverty report says you can really address a lot of poverty through marriage. i mean, how ludicrous is that? so two poor people who make minimum wage,

muir is going to tell us what he's learned about that >> i understand you're going to have a real talkertonight. >> the mets player, pro baseball player chooses his new baby over showing up for the game. the question of paternity leave, pressure. rushing back to work. and a lot of controversy, thanks. >> world news coming up right after this newscast here on abc 7. >> talk about the weather forecast inching closer for weekend. >> the sun is out. no umbrellas >> yes. it's aquiet scene here. a mix of sun and clouds. i want to point your attention to green. there is moisture and looking towards the bay, temperatures have been into low to upper 60s. it's 63 in half moon bay. from our camera, mount they're harmless another live picture from our camera, they're seeing sunshine peeking through we have a weak system that may miss some of you. 11:00 pam tonight, rain holds off until morning. not going to be a heavy storm. just light showers. if stepping out to grab something to eat only isolated showers showing up. lower elevations about nothing to a tenth of an inch. that by take overnight tonig

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beck has the blaze, limbaugh's e got just about anything any right-wing talker wants.ou guys have all these resources but you don't have anybody on staff who will go after this number. prove that it's wrong. because if you can prove that that number is wrong, then the democrats are going to be in big trouble. and then you'll be able to say i was the one that came out and proved this 7.1 million -- use some of those resources, some of those websites and get after it. i'll just sit back and follow your coverage because it's going to be very entertaining. you can't disprove that. call up the insurance companies who are publicly held. see if the ceo wants to lie about how many people have signed up. this is easily verifiable. we've had a week of critics including the sunday shows questioning whether the 7.1 million, questioning whether it's successful or not, but nobody wants to throw any resources in finding out whether it's the truth or not. gosh, come on. give us a little benghazi work, will you? get your cell phones out. want to know what you think. tonight's question,

. >>> speaking of talkers, beyonce is in the news again. >> let's look at this photo.p star photo shopped her legs to create a thigh gap. >> there's that one little indention. i don't know if that's just because it was taken at a weird angle so maybe that's part of her muscle you're seeing. >> she knows all the angles. maybe she took this photo ten times and got the angle just how she wanted it. >> there is that weird indention there. they are scrutinizing a lot of these innstagramsinstagrams. >> there are claims that kim kardashian photo. shopped. >> or just say she looks good and move on. >> what else do we need to say? >> someone else looking good is david beckham. >> you can do a lot of impressive things with a soccer ball, but watch this guy. he's trying to beat the world record and e he claims he did. impressive, right? >> look at him juggle away. good luck to him. maybe he made it into the record books. "way too early" with thomas roberts starts right now. >>> this man has influenced every host who came after him and even a few who came before him. he's that goo

. >>> and the big talker we were talking about this morning.e workers in france can look forward to a bit more peace and quiet than usual. that's because of a new agreement between unions and engineering and consulting companies. that agreement bans employees from working at work-related materials between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m. most of those affected are in management positions. see? that wouldn't work on a shift like this. >> it absolutely would not. >> you would need that reversed to 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. >> the idea of waking up in the middle of the night to check my e-mail sounds very strange. >> alex wakes up every night. 1:00, 3:00 and 6:00? you're like my infant baby. >> more or less. >> and you check your e-mail because you're crazy. >> it's a crazy trait. >> you need some hobbies. >> i need more cheese and wine in my life. >> exactly. >>> when we come back, a great escape. a group of chimps used cool ingenuity to break free from their enclosure. >>> and a $100,000 mistake. it's a new meaning to stuck in traffic. r-y and

where people live and work in research altering, these manipulated ideologies are controlled by the talker, both from wall street to washington. they tend to dissipate as people focus on fair play, simple golden rule, simple justice. i better realize that this mbruglia will only get them into a that place. they are looking for media prizes. more is going to spill out from the bureaucratic bungling of gm with other models. they are recalling vehicles for the faulty vehicle switch situation. barra has already suspended to project engineers with pay. she is conducting an internal investigation. the only way that this will be prevented in the future is not only tougher regulations and stronger regulations, better budgets for the department of transportation, stronger safety standard, stronger reporting standard -- requiredcompanies are to report immediately, evidence of vehicle defects. there will also require protection of whistleblowers inside gm. will establish that was dragged contacts to their ceo office. the engineer who wants to bring reportscious to work and a covered up defect that mi

a big talker donald sterling is facing a mountain of criticism over alleged racist comments made, caught on tape. all donations made by the clippers owner will be cancelled by the ncca and will hold been an achievement award. there's a lot of history. >> donald sterling is very public, and has a reputation for making racist remarks and has been accused of discrimination in his rental properties. he was supposed to receive a life achievement award from a civil rights group. >> the man has a history of giving and offending. >> there's a personnel, economic and social price that donald sterling must pay for his attempt to turp back the clock on race relations. >> the naacp said it would no longer give donald sterling a lift achievement reward, which the group promoted and found themselves defending. >> he has contributed to a lot of minority charities, including the naacp. >> donald sterling made his money in real estate, bout the clippers in 1981 for 12.5 million. overshadowing the team and work are the accusations of racial discrimination. in 2006 the department of justice sued him for re

laughter] he's, you know, he can be a little bit strutting, a little peevish, a little -- he's the trash talker on the basketball court. and i think that's all true, and that is an important contrast. i do think he's also very confident, and i think in a kind of more important way in terms of his leadership and how he does his job, he actually is much more humble and restrained. he gets criticism for that because when putin seizes, you know, crimea, you know, people say he's not, he's not tough enough because there aren't, he doesn't do the sort of blustery threats. you know, someone i was reading somewhere we give credit often to the people who sound tougher. so when reagan says, mr. gorbachev, tear down that wall, everybody remembers that and and he gets credit for it. george h.w. bush gets less credit for carefully and deftly managing the end of the cold war. and i think that's a kind of important distinction for obama that, you know, he is, he is kind of quietly quiet and restrained on the world stage, and when he's approaching these very, very difficult and fraught foreign policy and natio

. >> and we have a big talker coming up. big talker. major league backlash over paternity leave.er the birth of his first child. he's now speaking out. we want to know what you think. you clearly know what i think. should all men be offered paternity leave? go to our website to weigh in right now. >> you did not hold back yesterday. >> i'm just not totally clear on what your position is. no, really, we were going that's crazy about it. >> all day yesterday. >> a lot to say about that. >>> it takes two. meet the twin sisters taking their bond to a whole new level. they haven't been apart for more than 30 minutes in the last 15 years. wow. that is sisterly bonds. >> they're soul mates they said. >> that's beautiful. >> nick lachey in "gma's" social square. first he'll take one question on that social spot right there. what do you got? >> who's your favorite player past or present? my favorite cincinnati red fan is mr. pete rose. charlie hustle. >> pete rose. >> pete rose. charlie hustle. >> all right. ryan, you must be a reds fan, as well. >> he's a former philly. >>> let's go righ

radio talkers are showing the radio line.sponsor "hannity" in 2008, paying $1.3 million for the deal. would you believe it? soon hannity was fund raising for tea party patriots. >> look at the there. al sharpton making his assertions. mob rat? al sharpton? maybe take a look in the mirror. a few weeks ago we got our hands on that video. young al sharpton, under cover footage allegedly being offered to buy cocaine. he didn't call the police in that case as far as we know. here is some of the reverend's low lites. you started it. let the games begin. >> you ain't nothing! >> let me see. i wonder how tom brokaw and matt lauer feel about that guy that works for their news thread enough said hope you record "hannity" the series we went out to colorado and have a lot of tape to show you about what is going on with marijuana a stoned america. start your day with fox and friends weekday mornings 5:00 to asasasasasasasasashington. i'm shan i don't know bremen. "on the record" is next. >>> i'm greta van susteren, and we are going "on th

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. >> russia is based on a club talker see. lot of the corrupt officials around president putin have their money in london. russia's own central bank has estimated that two thirds of the russian assets and money in london is from the proceeds of crime and corruption, and yet, all the organizations from transparency international to anticorruption organizations have said for a long time that britain as a very, very poor record in doing anything about this. proceed? we we proceed, i hope, diplomatically by persevering and promoting the isolation of council, the security in isolation so considerable that china, which would normally be predicted to take the side of russia in matters of this kind, decided to abstain. >> former liberal democrat campbell.eon in february, the german chancellor angela merkel came to westminster. dr. merkel was given the rare honor of addressing both houses of parliament. the royal gallery, often used to host prime ministers and residents, and became the first german leader to speak there since the reuni

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politician is trashing another politician and the guy getting the business shows up and taps the trash talker on the shoulder? it happened in florida and we'll show you how it all went down. this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> clinton 53%, christie, 42%. huckabee trails by 13%, 53 to 40. hillary clinton topped rand paul by 14 points, 54% for clinton, 40% for paul. ted cruz trailed by 15 points. marco rubio down 54% to 38%, and jeb bush trails 55% to 39%. all in all, poor showing for the republicans against clinton. we'll be back after this. >>> welcome back to "hardball." hard right conservatives continue to rally behind nevada cattle rancher calling his crusade against federal overreach, but is championing bundy smart politics for the gop? here's the back story in case you missed it. bundy has grazed his cattle surrounding his ranch for two decades, flouting a 1993 law that requires ranchers to buy grazing rights. he's refused to pay because he doesn't believe the federal government has any authority over the land, which he says his family has used since 1877, and he currently ow

so i don't know where they are getting their talkers from.ps the person you named as their de facto chair, but it's errant. it's very, very wrong. >> patricia, they are doing this in a climate where the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. as it almost sounds like a bumper sticker slogan, but when you look at facts, new numbers out today show an enormous and growing gap between ceos, for example, and minimum wage earners. in 2013, ceos made an average of $11.7 million. minimum wage workers got just over $15,000. that gap is enormous, patricia. >> that gap is enormous. that gap is, frankly, wrong. i think most americans believe that. when you look into detailed polling about right track, wrong track, when most people believe that the country's on the wrong track, a big piece of that is because of what they see, just an enormous disparity between people. again, everybody who is going to work, going to work every single day and just a massive pay increase for the people at the very, very top, middle class extremely stagnant and people at the

you know, i think that all of the hate talk that this country has been exposed to by right wing talkers in the conservative media has really helped gin up the kind of garbage we've put up with this week jean. we're back talking about race. why? because the culture club just can't quite seem to get it together what 2014 is all about. this guy right here has said some of the most vile things ever about president obama. it gives them license, it emboldens them to indict an entire race, and they even write a budget that aligns with this kind of thinking. oh, oh, there is a connection. last week on this program, we were just wondering how many cliven bundys are actually out there across america. well, it turns out they're everywhere. they're even in the national basketball association. as charles barkley says, we're a black league. you can find racism there. it's the man this time. racism is still alive in america. case in point -- registered republican los angeles clippers owners donald sterling. he's the latest example of the bundy clan. the billionaire businessman was allegedly caught on

how many other talkers have had to struggle because so many people left that genre? go ask fox news if they'd like to have the ratings of glenn beck but dog gone it, they just couldn't sell the guy. wao yaw say, people take to heart. what this guy said was a tarnish on the league. the league did the character thing. they did the right thing. they did what they had to do. they did what they should have done. and maybe they've made a statement, maybe more people will wake up and maybe more people will respect professional sports, realizing what an impact they have on our society. get your cell phones out. tonight's question, do you think nba commissioner adam silver was too harsh on sterling? text "a" for yes, "b" for no, 67622 or go to our blog ed.msnbc.com and leave a comment. we'll bring you the results later on. let me bring in al sharpton, head of the national action network. good to have you with us. >> good to be here, ed. >> your impressions of what happened today? >> i thought it was a very bold move. i thought it was appropriate. when you have an owner that c

year's auto show getting under way making their north american debut including one of the biggest talkersota camry. the camry has been the best selling car in the states for more than a decade and it's getting a makeover, in fact a big one. they exchanged every exterior piece except the roof. the old camry was kind of boring but a family car so what do you expect. analysts say mid-sized cars are getting more competition as folks look for style and space and so many drivers are switching to small suvs. rick leventhal is live on manhattan's west side at the new york auto show. it is a paradise for you, i know. >> reporter: it really is. a lot of beautiful machines and affordable technology. we saw a chrysler 200 earlier, a median priced sedan that parks itself. put the turn signal on and takes you to a spot or perpendicular parks. and the renegade being shown for the first time. the newest entry in the small suv class, sells for less than $20,000. a great buy for a family. there are also a lot of cars families can't buy. new york is known for its exotic car display. they have bentleys, a sw

it is today's "money talker." here our very own charlie gasparino, "wall street journal" veronica dagher and financial consultant, doug flynn. this is all follo along the same theme where we have, the vanishing middle class, you're always hearing about that. 1% versus 99%. more worker up rise. there is the site over tellen wages. is all this helping the economy? >> well i will say this as someone who worked at ups when i was a kid. melissa: really? >> that was plant behind my house. melissa: like when you were nine or 10? >> i was like 17. melissa: yeah. >> we would have to unload huge trucks and back breaking work. the whole thing was to get that job and make your union book because these guys get paid very well. what is interesting about this, these are highly unionized jobs. where there's really strict rules when you work and when you don't work. and they paid pretty well for people that don't have college degrees. melissa: yeah. >> why they're walking off the job? there are other things you can do to protest u

. >> in this business, trust me, the smoother talkers -- they raise a lot of money. >> narrator: they net an all-star roster of clients, including basketball coaches from major universities across the country. >> you saw these prominent figures, and if they're happy, then why aren't you happy? jump in and join the fun. >> narrator: but now the feds are crying foul... [ whistle blows ] ...because this $39-million bond game is rigged. and later... fact and fiction blur when 26-year-old rapper eric "chicago blaxican" jaglicic says he's producing a hollywood

. >> officers have come to know schmidt as a big talker, but never take threats lightly. >> when somebodyatens your family, yeah, that kind of hits home. but you have to understand that this is the job and that's something you have to put up with every day in here. >> schmidt next aims his insults at warden ivey and his wife. >> you've got to do better than that. you can't get me upset. >> officers remove schmidt's spit mask and place him in a holding cell until he's ready to be compliant. >> they're coming. they can't stop me. they made me what i am. >> rather than let time in the restraint chair alter his behavior as it does for most inmates, schmidt attempts to escape its bonds. >> all right. he's out of the chair. >> he's out of the chair. >> have a seat. sit back in the chair. >> have you ever seen this? >> have i ever seen this? one other time. >> we're getting ready to remove an inmate from the chair. >> the special response team is once again mobilized to secure schmidt. but this time they'll place him in a new restraint chair in case there were any defects with the first one. >>

. >>> coming up, right wing talkers throw a hissy fit over obamacare enrollment numbers.response found a way in on the radio talk meltdowns. >>> pittsburgh's largest labor demonstration in 20 years. why the city's biggest employer is in the midst of a labor shutdown. >>> but next i'm taking your questions. ask ed live on a friday coming up next here on "the ed show" on msnbc. ♪ rejoice... for you have entered the promised land of accomodation. ♪ booking.com booking.yeah! they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some financial folks who will talk to them about preparing early for retirement and be able to focus on other things, like each other, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. as the company that's all about printing. but did you know we also support hospitals using electronic health records for more

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those radio talkers thought he should go right back to work. >> c-section before the season starts.ed to be at opening day. i'm sorry, this is what makes our money, this is how we're going to live our life, this is going to give my child every opportunity to be a success in life. i'll be able to afford any college i want to send my kid to because i'm a baseball player. >> i don't know why you need three days off. i'm going to be honest. you see the birth, you get back. what are you doing the first couple days? one day, go see the baby be born and come back. you're a major league baseball player. you can hire a nurse to take care of the baby if your wife needs help. >> last night after his first game back, murphy said he heard the criticism but defended doing what was right for his family. >> she is too good of a woman for me, so it was a humbling process to see how well she handled it. it was an awesome occasion to see, just, the birth of your son. i can't really describe it. >> i want to bring in craig melvin, host of msnbc live on weekends, krystal ball is co-host of "the cycle" o

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and as i said to you last night, he was enabling them as a lot of the right-wing talkers and politicians who embraced him were. i mean, hannity was asking questions about, what are you going to do if the federal government comes in there? he was all but inciting violence on his program. now, he suddenly discovered that cliven bundy is a racist, it's just not credible. and they created this guy, they made him into a national figure. and, unfortunately, every time a tv camera is turned on, i'm afraid we're going to hear what he's wondering about. and that scares me, joy. >> and you know what, john, as a person in the media as i am and someone who is very familiar, obviously, with talk radio, with tv. when cliven bundy started saying things like i'm a sovereign citizen of nevada, that kind of reminded me, i remember the -- the language seemed familiar. you get on the google and figure it out. do you think was an error of research? that perhaps those on the right with bundy, those words didn't trigger them to start thinking about the sovereign citizens movement, his language didn't trigger i

the right wing talker slammed hillary clinton's evolution on marriage equality, while clinton had affirmedma in the past. she formally announced her support for same-sex marriage last year. everybody knows it. beck says it's all just a scheme to grab the white house and thinks clinton is just as desperate to stay relevant as he is. >> the arc of history had come along for her to say that she's for gay marriage, she is came out last year. >> hillary came out last year? because i didn't think that had been officially -- >> the arc of history. the arc of history. >> i'm telling you, i'm telling you, hillary clinton will be having sex with a woman on the white house desk if it becomes popular. she'll be like, look, the arc of history wasn't ready for a president to be a lesbian and have sex on the desk. >> i bet sponsors are just lining up to be a part of that, aren't they? beck's grotesque joke falls flatter than his logic. clinton has been working for civil rights all the way back to her college days. working for equality isn't a ploy for the presidency, it should be a requirement. glenn bec

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. >>> such a shame to see that budwiser logo two big talkers today, should a major league baseball player a new york radio host, a few of them, ripping met second baseman for missing the team agency first two games of the season after the burt of son know what. >> i don't know why you need three days off. you see the birth and you get back. what do you do in the first couple of days? >> that was my friend. michael, a talk show host in gland and jessica is an attorney. good day to both of you. i want to cruise through two topics here. you're a guy, myself, you have a problemichael, you havea proble. >> the open thing guys do is getting the process started, if you know what i mean and after that, 20 seconds of our lives is over, we are use also. they're right, what are we going to do? i would absolutely be there because if i weren't my wife would kill me but other than that, he's dead on. >> you're useless? >> exactly. >> jessica, i mean, this thing exploded like a praye prairie f. do you have a problem with this guy spending time with his wife? >> absolutely not. bravo to dan murphy. it is

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the hot temperatures as a talker as we like to say, people around here walking to work without jackets sweaters, and they like the summer preview. >> spectacular, thank you, finally. i just got back from a great vacation in costa rica. it sorts of continues. >> reporter: it's been a while since we last saw the high temperatures in the bay area. some friendly advice from the national weather service before you head out the door. if you work outdoors, drink plenty of water. try to avoid being outside the hottest part of the day. check on friends, relatives, neighbors. and don't leave kids or pets in your car even with the windows rolled down. calfire residents should remove flammable vegetation within 30 feet of their homes. want to take it back out here live. the heat bearing down in the oakland area. very nice for many people. i also just got off the phone with the oakland fire department. even though the national weather service says winds will not be a factor today. it's a bit windy in the oakland hillles, they will be sending a few patrols in there to see if everything will be going

first of all, he's a close talker, which i enjoy about him. his breath was delightful. a comedian and blah, blah, blah. i am more nervous about going on john stewart than about going on "meet the press." i thought that was telling. they're scared of comedians because comedians, first of all, we don't have any filter. 0 our edit buttons are on hold and we go there. we have nothing to lose so they're scared of us and should be. >> you're absolutely right about that. i have this high tone theory that humor is complete intelligence. and how many politicians have complete intelligence. >> well, you just saw george bush. >> what you saw with him, he's on the comedy show and he's trying to be funny. and it just doesn't work. >> just show his new paintings. >> and he was funny in other ways like his humorous wars. >> there's that. can politicians be funny when they go on these shows or is the best advice to them just to sort of let the comedian be funny, play the straight man? >> they aren't supposed to be dead pan. richard nixon going on laughing and saying, sock it to me. you

. >> you have a talker that means you have to have a -- >> listener. >> listener.communication with an open mind. agree? >> agree. >> so let me ask you this. what prevents communication and an open mind? three letter word. >> ego. >> oh, my god. ego. everything going okay. so how can we prevent disunity? communication and open-mindedness. >> getting addicted to drugs is like crossing a highway. you know what i mean? it started out two lanes. when you got using drugs. but now it's like 20 lanes. and you don't know how to get back across. >> for 44-year-old inmate david hines the impact program is helping him deal with his 20 years of drug addiction. >> i thought i was the baddest man in the world, but everybody has fears, and they let you walk through them, come back around and introduce yourself to them, and then keep on going with your life. i'm going to tell you, they work with us like you wouldn't believe. they really do. >> yes. >> what are you going to get by being right? >> to me i would say a feeling of satisfaction. >> and why would you do drugs? >> to feel

he was all a colorful character and a great talker. >> yeah. >> he loved to talk. >> right.so a news show, which means we turn to the other heather, with the other headlines. >> we have news from overseas. the oscar pistorius is one thing we're following. moments ago he took the stand for the first time and broke down in tears. he apologized to the family of reeva steenkamp. listen to this. >> i can't mention the pain and sorrow that i've caused you, the family. i was simply trying to protect reeva. >> he was simply trying to protect reeva, although we don't see his picture, but we did hear his voice. he says he's now taking antidepressants and has difficulty sleeping. he also described one episode in which he woke up in panic. pistorius has been charged with premeditated murder. he faces 25 years to life in prison if convicted of that murder charge. we'll keep listening this case. >>> in the meantime, it's considered the best lead so far in the search for missing malaysian airlines flight 370. a u.s. ping locator on the australian navy ship called ocean shield picking up tw

bipartisan, straight-talker, competency. strengths are wrong, right? either he wasn't straight with us, or he wasn't competent, right? he wasn't a very -- he wasn't governing very well. so i do think that hurts him. but, joe, how does he get to that? >> that was the question before all of this. and now it's even harder. >> i just say, though, i agree with reverend al here, that if he survives this, he goes to the primary -- >> i'll tell you what i'd do, makes the media angle -- >> of course. and by the way, by the way, not only conservatives but liberals, they love a politician that can take a punch. >> yep. >> and survive their enemies. and you look at bill clinton, there were a lot of democrats that weren't sure whether they loved bill clinton or not in the 1990s really. he sold welfare reform. people accused him of selling out. and then he was impeached. for the next five year i heard democrat after democrat you guys tried to take him down. shoved him in your face. this is a guy that took a punch on the jaw, he survived f