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reason that the tea parties did, and they cracked down across the board and the tea party screamed anelled and these myths that you change up a press release -- >> van, van, did they ask you for the books that you were reading or the copies of the prayers or ask you for any of that? >> no, it is worse than that, and they did not ask me for very much and just denied the thing outright, because they said that our organization is too political to be a c-3, and so my point is that lots of people have problems with the government, and it does not have to be turned into the political thing except for in this era to stop hillary clinton and you come up with the conspiracy stuff. >> and the problem is -- >> katrina, the questions of honest and trustworthiness, and this is only going to fuel the speculation of those inclined to support trump that she can't be trusted. >> well, that is the point. and this is going to go to further show that this is political. we have the state department that literally lied about the attack on benghazi and then tried to cover it up by blaming a youtube video, a

john mccain's other tea party opponent in 2010 was this guy. one of the most recognizable -- one of the most physically recognizable members of congress in recent years, mostly because of his amazing flat top hair cut. but he's j.d. hayworth, showman-like, flashy, republican congressman. and j.d. hayworth had some stuff rub off on him over the years. tied up in the jack aber mof scandal. but that wasn't enough to sink him. he was seen as a rising star kind of guy, tons of support from talk radio in particular. plus he had the national profile of boldly taking on a figure as big as john mccain. things looked pretty good for j.d. hayworth heading into that primary run against john mccain. but here's why john mccain survived that primary challenge in a year that was otherwise going to be pretty tough. here's why john mccain ended up not just surviving that challenge, not just piping that guy at the polls, here's why john mccain ended up beating him in that primary by 24 freaking points. watch this. >> the following is a paid advertisement for nati

did holly spike the tea? >> you can't smell it, and you can't see it in the tea.a thing? what was her motive? well, as the prosecution saw it, at least, all of those arguments matt and holly were having representing the death throes of their relationship. a relationship she wanted to leave and he did not. stubbornly. because he didn't want to lose custody of those kids. >> so it's your claim he was sticking like glue to get rid of them she had to poison him? >> that is what she saw as the way out. >> a way out. sweetened by the pross xugt the that can't holly was the beneficiary of matt's life insurance policy and 401(k). he was worths 15ds,000 to her if he died. >> clearly not a motive, really. i mean, chump change, basically, right. >> well, $15,000 for some person might be worth $150,000 for another. >> interesting theory. trick was to persuade the jury that a hard-working, committed young mother, a woman always val tiering to help others, who coached t-ball teams could at the same time be a devious, cold-blooded murderer. yep, absolutely possible, said the pro

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of your choice. >> them sounds like fighting words to call someone chamomille tea. i'm not saying he's as unprogressive as people are saying. i'm not saying he is progressive but he's taken on the smoking in a tobacco state. he got into public life by doing great housing discrimination cases as a lawyer. ultimately i think he's a decent guy and if you just lived through this convention like many of us did that having a smooth, decent person by hillary's side i think really further, further sets up this dichotomy between what you might call non-haters and haters. the biggest mistake a vice presidential candidate can make is making a mistake on foreign policy. he has a fair amount of experience in that front. >> in the v.p. slib racials, there's a case made for and against every candidate and a case made against tim kaine, as they were having their discussions. so the case against them evaporated. what was the case against elizabeth warren, as you understand it, in their deliberations? >> well, i think to some extent there were some concerns that she would perhaps ove

now, if you're trying to read the tea leaves in deciding between the three of them, the easiest tea leaf to read on these guys is at the big, blaring, nationally broadcast one at the fox news channel. fox news channel is very powerful, very rich, they get great ratings. more power to them. not really. but they are in an unusual position in american politics and american broadcasting in that the fox news channel is effectively the official tv station of the republican party. and whether you like that about them or you don't, having fox have the role of being official republican tv, it does give us one very handy signal we wouldn't otherwise have in american politics. fox news helps us know when specific republican politicians are about to run for office. they make it really obvious. it's like clock work, right? republican politicians leave office, or they lose an election or something, they go then, get a job at fox news. then as soon as they're ready to run for office again, fox news has to go through this big public display of firing them. and so we all get this very clear, sure-fire si

both because bexley is here, and because, yes, real men do tea parties sometimes. john donovan, abc news. >> that story is so sweet. it really is. nothing like a fake tea party. >> [ laughter ] >> pretending you have something in your cup, you know? >>> that's gonna do it for us. thanks for staying up. i am sandra bookman. porter who broke this story-- vanessa chandler of the "post's" styles section. vanessa, we have a name now. (phones ringing) former white house communications director olivia pope. how sure are you that she's the woman who had an alleged affair with president grant? it's just one source, but it's a good source-- a source in a position to know the true identity of the president's mistress. (clicks) and, well, you know how this works. it's just a matter of time before others come out of the woodwork and more details emerge. this person was in the administration? no, but i will say that my source is 100% sure... (lock clicks) that ms. pope is the president's mistress, and if they're right-- and obviously i believe they are-- it's only a matter of ti

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. >> we're thinking of having a chicago tea party in july. >> that's where the tea party movement was really born. they saw wall street getting a bailout when they weren't bailed out. nobody found them a new job. nobody made sure their employer was solvent. that got people upset. >> the tea party takes off and in 2010 it helps the gop capture the house. >> the tea party morphed into something entirely different. it's become sort of a free floating vessel that collects anger and anxiety wherever it goes and runs on that as fuel. but the beginning is the financial crisis. >>> coming up -- instead trading cassettes, suddenly songs are flying around for free like crazy. >>> it has been an exhausting and quite an emotional ride tonight. >> the world watches as polls close across america in the 2000 presidential race between texas governor george bush and vice president al gore. just after 2:00 a.m., the news networks project a winner. >> barring any recount or any anomalies, george w. bush, the governor of texas, is projected now to win the presidency of the united states. >> al gore was o

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cake and tea at four every day served by his manservant.ooster will do. and every day he makes the rounds of the cafes, seeing all the old faces, ending up, sooner or later, here. so this is the petit socco? >> jonathan: this is the petit socco, yeah. this socco existed in venetian times. it existed in roman times. it existed in the portuguese times. the english were here for 22 years. then, the international city until 1956. and now it's completely moroccan. but this is a very historic square, very historic. >> anthony: as a writer, um, i've noticed everybody who comes here to do an article does the same article. >> jonathan: well, it's so damn boring. they all do it. paul bowles and the beat generation. and, uh, there are, there are lots of other stories in morocco apart from that. but everyone likes the beats. bill burroughs and all that stuff and tennessee williams. and, uh, they were all here. >> anthony: yeah. >> jonathan: uh, but that's a small part of moroccan history. that's a 15-year period. there's, there's a life before that and