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post the unflattering picture.usiness of contradiction. >> most women know that one angle they like. they will force themselves, just like their head is in photo shop. they lose that control and they get angry. a lot of women do this to punish ex-friends with unflattering photos. men post unflattering photos because they think it's funny. >> you got to get one of me throwing up and all of your face. >> it's true. and you yell each other and we drag it out for three years. it's never over. >> at any given time, two of them weren't speaking to each other. and do you pose unflattering pictures of your friends and then feel bad about it? >> i don't know what facebook is never interested me. i know i'm on facebook. that scares the crap out of me. having said that i am interested in my memory.com because i could use some. [ laughter ] >> call me memory.com. >> they call you and log on. call me, i will log you. >> in the future there will be an actual facebook, actual book of faces. >> it will be something like the chimps

we come back through such a late night happy hour for you i'll ask if women purposefully post unflattering pictures of their girlfriends on facebook christopher's out and out of for miles each way to discuss. there hasn't been anything good on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. before source material is what helps keep journalism honest we. don't. we want to present. something else. you know i sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. wealthy british style sun. that's not on the telephone. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. we. are guys it's time for a happy hour and joining me this evening r.t. correspondent christine for is out and that it's a money role calls her on the hill reporter hello ladies hello thank you for

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rule of connecticut when it comes to tagging and i say to tag or not to tag if you think it's unflattering don't tag someone it. well most women don't do that. but there is a there's a survey out there that was taken by my memory dot com and they found i guess not but two fifths of the fifteen hundred women who were asked to reveal that they had post a picture of their friend without make up and a fifth confessed to refusing to take down the offending pictures like to put up unflattering pictures of their friends on facebook i always there is a picture i don't like of myself and but i don't want to be you know what you don't want to be you know you should have a couple that are maybe not your greatest but i always ask my friends of do you mind because it's not just about you like your friends trying to do something that i i mean i feel like there is an etiquette that goes back and forth to like sometimes you take it on the chin everyone has a bad i mean my friend that's a good point there are times you just got to. yeah you know like. here's a homely friend. you can at least untag yourself

buzz feed shows that members of the house of represents and their offices have been scrubbing unflatteringtes from their wikipedia pages, although wikipedia has since added the line back in. andrew is the reporter from buzz feed who broke the story. he joins me now with msnbc contributor and author of my father at 100, ron reagan. andrew, how do we know that the members of congress are the ones >>> we're back. remember when alan west said this? >> i believe it was about 70, 80, members of the communist party. >> it look like some in his office would rather you forgot. a new report in buzz feed shows that members of the house of represents and their offices have been scrubbing unflattering quotes from their wikipedia pages, although wikipedia has since added the line back in. andrew is the reporter from buzz feed who broke the story. he joins me now with msnbc contributor and author of my father at 100, ron reagan. andrew, how do we know that the members of congress are the ones making the alterations? >> basically, all members of congress share the samism p. which for poem who don't know,

i didn't put that picture of you up in the bathing suit. >> i know. >> i looked unflattering in it. >> you are nicer to your friends. >> apparently so. exactly. >> all right. we've heard surveys about the number of people who use cell phones while in the bathroom. this is a little tmi, took it a step further to find out how people would go if it actually fell in. what were your results? >> have you ever dropped it in, by the way? >> i have not. >> would you go get it, if did you? >> i probably would. >> most people would go into the toilet to get their cell phone than on the train tracks. wh what in the world? 59% would pull out of the toi t toilet, 65% would dig through the garbage, 25% would get in a fight with a stranger. >> it's a lot safer. >> running into traffic? >> well, no, no, no, getting it out -- >> they didn't mention there was anything in the toilet, by the way. >> okay. we're moving on. >> journalistic integrity. >> hypotheticals. >> next question, a twitter handle doing a public service by warning people about the pictures that they post? >> yep. i want you to beware o

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buzz feed shows that members of the house of represents and their offices have been scrubbing unflatteringheir wikipedia pages, although wick pekipedia since added the line back in. andrew is the reporter from buzz feed who broke the story. he joins me now with msnbc contributor and author of my father at 100, ron reagan. andrew, how do we know that the members of congress are the ones making the alterations? >> basically, all members of congress share the samism p. which for poem who don't know, is a number that shows where your computer is located and all the members of the house of representatives share the same number. i searched this ip address and found that maybe there were 6,000 edits over the past few years and maybe 50 of them had been removing unflattering information. >> so, in the example we just offered, thsomebody in alan wess office would have been the one to remove the communist line because you know the ip address was this that building and who else would care? >> exactly. and some members of congress like miller, removed that she had been admonisheded by the house ethics

that maybe there were 6,000 edits over the past few years and maybe 50 of them had been removing unflatteringe we just offered, somebody in allen west's office would have been the one to remove the communist line because you know the ip address that was utilized was in that building. >> right. >> and who else would care but allen west or his staff? >> exactly. some members of congress, like miller, for instance, she removed she had been admonished by the house ethics committee. we looked and we saw that oh, there had been seven, eight edits to wikipedia, all about candace miller, adding information, deleting information, we came to the conclusion that who else would be adding this? why would west's office be editing -- >> colorado caufman came under fire in may. >> i don't know whether barack obama was born in the united states or not. i don't know that. but i do know this. that in his heart, he's not an american. he's just not an american. >> and let's watch what happened when a local reporter caught up with him. >> after your comments about the president, do you feel voters are owed a bette

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unflattering things about america. here is the backup. nbc news owns a web site directed mostly at african-americans. one of the employees on that web site went on tv yesterday and said this: >> i truly believe that mitt romney went into that room not to speak to the naacp but to speak to his base. if he really intended to speak to this civil rights organization, the oldest in our country, then he might have walked into the room and talked about how we fix basic public education because we know education disrupts poverty. >> bill: we'll get to the speaking to his base remark in a moment. now, either ms. taylor missed it or she is not being honest because during his speech the governor spoke to the education issue. >> i will give the parents of every low income and special needs student the chance to choose where their child goes to school. for the first time in history, if i'm president, federal education funds will be linked to a student so that parents can send their child to any public or charter school they choose. >> bill: don't get

reagan's biography because it has essential been written out of his biography because it's a little unflattering. john mccain, whatever else you think about the rest of john mccain's career in politics, john mccain is someone who diz not fail that test of leadership when he ran for president in 2008. >> i can't trust obama. i have read about him and he's not -- he's an arab. he is not -- >> no, ma'am. no, ma'am. >> no? >> no, ma'am. he's a decent family man, citizen, that i just happen to have disagreements with on fundamental issues. that's what this campaign is all about. he's not. thank you. >> you know, john mccain's vice presidential pick sarah palin did at times in the campaign traffic in presidential conspiracy theory about barack obama, but john mccain pretty much did not. and the campaign did not. he was offered the opportunity to traffic in conspiracy theories about jeremiah wright and bill ayers and the president being a secret terrorist or secret muslim or maybe secretly foreign, and he said no. a lot of the right said yes, but the candidate himself pretty much in 2008 said no. and j

pac founded with the help of karl rove has been hammering her just relentlessly showing her very unflattering picture that makes her look much heaver arm in arm with barack obama with mccain and bush with their arms around each other so what they did is force her to go on the air ordinarily than she would have. in an election that's going to be this close or expected, spending that money early on is not something that she wanted to do. >> and the other thing with the super pacs is there's a story that house democrats have had difficulty getting incumbents who they would assume who would not be in tough races to contribute to the dccc and representative cooper said i don't know what's coming down the line. there could be somebody who drops a couple million in my race. i want to hold on in case i need it so they're not giving money to the party organizations at the levels that they have done in past races. >> two quick points about that. you can probably put on two of your hats. one is a long time campaign reformer and the other as a social scientists. going in at the last minute is one rean it

they're about telling the other guy's story and telling it in an unflattering way where the obama campaign is the cuss toadium of the obama story. you're not going to see ads from priorities usa any more than likely to see ads from cross roads the karl rove super pac in rove's case extolling governor romney and in burton's case extolling the accomplishments of president obama. instead what they intend to do is find a bumper sticker means, priority usa, of distilling down mitt romney and who he is in the most unflattering way possible. >> can i just say something? one of the fascinating parts of the piece is how the painstaking effort that bill burton put in to securing this million dollar donation, goes on starts talking to the donor and the next day, he's going to put a $10 million donation into the romney super pac. a 10 -1 disparity right there. it goes to sew you there's so much more money on the republican side of the things than the democratic side of things. i was wondering, robert, why did bill in the first place put out that million dollar figure because he was bound to disappoint

. >> reporter: has come an unflattering headline. shout out from tom cruise -- >> i think it's a privilege to call yourself a scientologist. >> reporter: there has been a cringe worthy moment. >> do you know what aderoll is? do you know ritalin? do you know now ritalin is a street drug? do you understand that? >> the difference is -- >> matt, matt -- >> this one -- >> matt, i'm asking you a question. >> reporter: a haggard cruise appeared on "today" show in 2005 famously debating matt lauer over psychiatric drugs. an issue important to scientologists. >> clearly, you've done the homework and you know the subject. >> and you should. and you should do that also. because just knowing people who are on ritalin isn't enough. you should be a little bit more responsible. >> reporter: and the couch jumping episode on oprah in which cruise proclaimed his love for katie holmes made the actor, to many people, an object of ridicule. now, the sudden implosion of his marriage to holmes has created another public relations problem for the church. >

>> stahl: things began to unravel for abramoff when the "washington post" published a largely unflattering portrait of him in 2004, reporting that he charged his clients ten times more than any other lobbyist in town. >> abramoff: my first response was, "what's the big deal? i don't understand what this is about. this is what lobbyists do." >> stahl: what he didn't understand was the part that said he and a former aide to tom delay had over-billed four of his indian casino clients by $45 million. in the end, he was brought up on federal charges of tax evasion and ripping off indian tribes. on the day he went to court and pled guilty, abramoff looked grim. the judge sentenced him to four years. i really think what you were doing was... was subverting the essence of our system. >> abramoff: yes, absolutely right. but our system is flawed and has to be fixed. human beings populate our system; human beings are weak. >> stahl: you preyed on that? >> abramoff: i did. i was one of many who did. i did and i'm ashamed of that fact. >> stahl: he was sent to a medium security facility in cumberland,