do you think weiner than bill clinton? >> no. >> you think bill clinton is worse than anthony weiner? >> hey, look, i come home, say you know what i did today, i sent a picture. she would say you're a sick puppy. if i come home and say hey, meet lollipop here, my new girlfriend, i think we have serious trouble. >> i think her name is lollipop. >> lollipop the stripper. exactly. but i got to tell you, i think first of all you're wrong about who's the new york knicks and harlem globetrotters. senator vitter is still in the senate. >> governor sanford is a congressman. i am helping you make your point. >> i appreciate it. i think men -- it occurred to me, why do men in terms of sexuality behave so badly. it is like we have this thing in our brains, we are hard wired to go after women, but you got to, you know, control it at some point, right? >> running for public office, almost said -- it is another thing to say you're never going to do it again. >> men lie all the time. what are you talking about. >> do you think this is a

since it's a documentary, the role of hillary clinton will be played by hillary clinton. maybe sure to follow me on twitter and on the lead on cnn. that's it for "the lead" today. i'm jake tapper and i right now turn you over to the able hands of mr. wolf blitzer in the situation room. mr. blitzer. >>> happening now, an extraordinary news conference. pope francis making some remarkable comments about gays and women. we're talking about a reporter who was on the plane. also, hillary clinton pay as social visit to the white house. that's not the only special access she's getting to the president. plus, some kind of stomach bug is out there across the united states and spreading quickly. stand by for what you need to know about this mystery illness. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. >>> we begin with today's truly unbelievable moment for the papacy and cli

clinton. if they won't say it out loud how this is bothering them, hurting their reputations, their friends are. howard fineman is the editorial director for the "huffington post" media group and terry o'neal is president of the national organization for women. so we have a heavyweight here. thank you, howard. i don't like to do this, but we've got approval on this. it has been a believe it or not a reliable website. the website the dirty it's called which last week posted sexually explicit messages allegedly between anthony weiner and a 22-year-old woman he met online has posted new texts and new photos and the website is promising to publish more tomorrow. so this drip, drip, drip continues. it shows how big of a challenge he will have if he decides to stay in the race. his past misdeeds will continue while they continue to haunt him. meanwhile, we're seeing signs the clinton world, the world of hillary and bill clinton are distancing themselves from the whiners. over the weekend, dee dee my

it is not just the clintons that have had enough. listen to david axelrod and former press secretary dee dee myers. >> at this point it is absurd, he is not going to be the next mayor of new york, he is wasting time and space. americans believe in second chances but not third chances. >> this isn't a story anybody, particularly the clintons, is happy to see splashed on the front pages and on the news relentlessly, they as much as anyone would like to see this go away. >> bill maher made an interesting point. why is anthony weiner any worse than bill clinton or -- >> i see him endlessly talking about how awful, he went on and on for a whole year about his book about john f. kennedy. he loves bill clinton, never stops kissing his -- those two guys did things way worse. i mean, kennedy, so much more reckless. bill clinton, paula jones, true sexual harassment. there seems to be no sort of consistency in the media. >> wow, okay. is it a fair comparison between anthony weiner and say bill clinton? greg, what do you think? >> hillary appare

you got kids at home. >> clinton, clinton, you don't think because of the age difference there's more suspicion than there normally is? >> age difference doesn't matter. it depends on how your mind is. >> maury: let me ask you this about your mind, if you're proven to be the father, you will apologize? >> i'll apologize, no problem. >> maury: you will be in great spirits, you will get all the arguments out of your life, and you will love that child. >> yeah, we can move on, we can move on. >> you better. >> maury: when it comes to 8-month-old quinten, clinton, you are not. i'm very sorry. it's not your child. i know you wanted it to be. i know you have a bond with that child. you can be in that child's life, if you want to be, okay? where is she? latrice, do you want to say anything to him? do you want us to test somebody else? we'll be glad to. >> maury: this teen says this man she dated for four years is her baby's father. but he says they dated for three nights and he's not the baby's father. were you in a relationship or not? >> yes! >> maury: she's backed up today by her two sist

what about bill clinton. he might have been a great president and i should say i'm a lifelong democrat and i consider myself progressive and i'm black. so i have no republican ax to grind but i really believe that you're being very hypocritical. bill clinton committed adultery right in the white house. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: and it makes no sense to go after -- anthony weiner. he didn't even actually commit adultery. he was sexting. and while that's not right, he was not bill clinton. and what about the same about jfk. >> stephanie: let me ask you a question, gloria. why do you think during the clinton impeachment, his approval rating was 70 something percent of the american people did not want him impeached. meanwhile, anthony weiner's polls have plummeted in new york. >> caller: because they're hypocrites. >> stephanie: all right. as you've said, it is for the people of new york to decide. it appears they're deciding just like the american people did about bill clinton. >> they're deciding the corr

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hillary clinton makes the d.c. rounds, first lunch with the president, then breakfast with boo biden. was their potential 2016 match-up on the menu. >>> on the campaign trail today, anthony weiner brushed aside reports he's incurred the wrath of the clintons. >> i am not terribly interested in what people who are not voters in the city of new york have to say. i am focused like a laser beam on their interests. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we are expecting bradley manning's verdict at any moment. we'll have that for you when it happens. >>> but first, it is the most important meal of the day and this morning, former secretary of state hillary clinton enjoyed breakfast with her former senate colleague and possible 2016 presidential primary adversary, vice president joe biden, on his turf at his house. joining me now for our daily fix, chris cillizza, msnbc contributor, managing editor of postpolitics.com, politico's senior reporter mag ihaberman and peter alexander, a new dad. to you first, peter.

no one is saying what clinton did was right. we were talking about that earlier, i just think there are a lot of difference and tomasky wrote a great piece about that as well. it was taxpayer funded partisan witch hunt into clinton's personal life while he was a very popular president. and anthony weiner put this out himself. that's part of it. he was dumb enough to put this out himself over twitter and whatever. on facebook, online and then asked the public for forgiveness, saying he reformed when he knew he hadn't. >> anthony weiner is guilty of creepy male online behavior and that's the sort of thing any woman with a computer has had to deal with in the past. and it's not like you are a rock star. you are running for the public trust. and it just doesn't work. last night we tried to focus on anthony weiner's record in congress. and we had one call in and say carlos danger did support the iraq war, but the texting really makes me angry. he was a great champion of single-payer health care. he was an attack dog for the left. he

he can't pull it back now. >> reporter: clinton advisers say they should not expect that the clintons will come out and speak publicly about anthony weiner. another message weiner is apparently ignoring, that from the pollsters, the latest of which this afternoon says most of new yorkers, more than half, want him to drop out. george? >>> also in washington, an update on the vandalism found in some of america's most treasured monuments. police arrested a woman after green paint was splattered at one of the chapels of the national cathedral. they're trying to determine if she is the same person who threw green paint on the lincoln memorial last week. >>> now to a david and goliath smackdown, an oregon woman noticed problems with her credit report. everyone knows how frustrating that can be but this time the little guy won big. abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis has all the details. >> reporter: julie miller says 8 times between 2009 and 2011 she contacted credit bureau equifax, filling out reams of paperwork, even highlighting their mistakes, but even after all that, she

she can obama hillary clinton. everybody thinks they're making the movies, the mini series fo for 2016. hold the presses for a second. elizabeth warren is a real progressive. she comes at hillary clinton from the left, watch out. >> understood, but as you said, they're starting to exclude, she had to run for office. >> if go back to my wrestling analogy, you know the wrestling nickname i would give to barack obama "the establishment." he's not going to go for liz warren. jayar is right. he wouldn't nominate her to the branch of the government she created. when we come back, good news for all sane people in america. rush limbaugh and sean hannity, they're hurt, dawg. they may lose some of their biggest markets including new york, why? i'll tell you when we come back. >> cenk: we're back on "the young turks," but rush limbaugh and sean hannity may not be back in your market--soon. the second largest carrier of radio--talk radio stations--shows. that was very smooth. in america. the largest clear channel. clear channe

washington time, clinton issues a statement. despite the months of security warnings in benghazi and claims of responsibility by an al qaeda affiliate, clinton links the attack to the anti muhammad video produced by nikoula. some have sought to justify this vicious behavior as a response to inflammatory material posted on the internet. the united states deplores any intentional effort to denigrate the religious beliefs of others. back in benghazi, the seven-man tripoli response team finally gets to leave the benghazi airport, bound for the cia annex. >> within 15 minutes of arriving at the annex facility, they came under attack by mortar and rocket-propelled grenades. >> the accuracy was terribly precise. first mortar round was long, the next was short, the next three landed on the roof. killing glen and tyrone. >> glen dougherty and tyron woods become the third and fourth americans killed that night.tripoli, knows he has to send another plane to benghazi. >> people in benghazi had been fighting all night, tired, exhausted. >> r

scandal to clinton's affair with monica lewinsky. clinton is upset. he said real men cheat in person. that's right. true story. >> and it will just keep going on like that. cnn's rosa flores is live with more. good morning. >> good morning, carol. that interview with sydney leathers gives us a timeline of events. she says she e-mailed him after his first sexting scandal saying, quote, i'm disappointed. well, lo and behold a year later he e-mails her back saying, quote, i'm really sorry i let you down. before you knew it, she says, they were sexting several times a day while humana was out traveling. despite the details, weiner remains in the race. >> a candidate should have moral values. >> reporter: harsh words and even harsher realie for the embassed may i don't recall candidate. his poll numbers plummeting from first to fourth in a new quinnipiac university poll. the surveys conducted after a new round of lewd internet chats were revealed. take a look, the support dropping ten percentage points? just five days from 26 to 16%. >> i

hillary clinton. so when you look at that dynamic here that of the former secretary of state, is she overshadowing other women out like elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar and kristen gill la brands? >> when you look at the republican field generally you have vice president joe biden number two looking at a run for number one in 2016. you have hillary clinton, the former secretary of state. you had really big players on the democratic side who need to decide or take a pass before some of the smaller players like amy klobuchar and kristen gillibrand would get more ink. on the republican side it's a wide open field and freshman senators and got sworn in january like tes cruz and rand paul another freshman senator as well creating buzz there isn't that republican juggernaut in the room. i think hillary clinton sucks a lot of air out of the campaign. >> doesn't it widen the market there if all were to be involved? >> it certainly widens the market. but in a market where there is limited attention and there

bill clinton didn't. anthony weiner stood at that press conference last year and said i will never do this again. bill never made that promise to hillary or the public and, look, arguably, bill clinton paved the way for anthony weiner. if bill clinton wouldn't have had his sex scandals, plural, we would never have had politicians like anthony weiner, the one in san diego, eliot spitzer thinking that they can -- it's a private matter. >> anthony weiner would be ahead in the polls. that's not the case. >> bernard was leading and it's because anthony weiner got caught a second time lying. it's not the resume. take the resumes off the table. don't tell me about bill clinton, how great he is. take it off. sex scandal versus sex scandal. >> anthony weiner had no support and bill clinton had an enormous support. >> my question is, you seem like such a friend of the clintons. you don't seem outraged at all that a president of the united states had sex with an intern in the oval office, lied about it, lost his law

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huma abedin was with hillary clinton in washington as clinton continues her meetings today. as i said, breakfast with the vice president. donny. >> donny deutsch, at some point, the clintons are going to do what barack obama did throughout his campaign and the clintons have done it in the past, they're going to start throwing people under the bus. they started with anthony weiner, a back and forth there. weiner, the guy is finished. now that i say that, of course, he'll win. but the clintons are finished with him. when are we going to start hearing about his wife going back to him saying you know what, there are bigger forces in play, you're not going to win, it's time to get out of the sfras. >> i think we're going to see that -- talk about the huma brand. she obviously is completely loved across the board and has a bright future. every day she stays with weiner or stays in this race with him she distances herself from hillary clinton. but more importantly she distances herself from the voting public. i know i felt when she stood up there and some -- mika, you thought she w

affect clinton's potential 2016 presidential bid as some claimed. kiki mclean and tim, great to have you with us. even if weaner were to drop out, the jokes borne from the scandal are likely to last longer. just this morning i woke up to the full age ad in the "new york post," this is my picture i took on my new phone. we give extra attention to our members, too. i have to say, and they didn't need to use the word weiner. they used the same ad and the boston globe for the boston sport club and a reader of the globe tweeted out that picture. weiner dropped from first place to last place in the new york city race and his campaign manager dropped out and it is bad press for him, his wife, and the clintons, too. do you buy it that the clintons only care on a personal basis, not professionally? >> i do think that it does bring back the memories of bill clinton. everybody is talking about not just because of the hillary thing but because we have a public official that repeatedly got caught in the same problem, who repeatedly lied in public about it, so re

that's what bill clinton did. and in the 15 years since bill clinton told this lie -- >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. ms. lewinsky. >> -- in the 15 years since the president of the united states looked you, america, in the eye, looked everyone in the eye and said that lie about sex, the new york media and many democrats and liberals have actually somehow become far less forgiving, far less understanding about lying about sex. we are hearing shocked indig nns from people who never complained about bill clinton lying about sex, but now find anthony weiner's lying about something that wasn't really sex to be outrageous. to be disqualifying. one of the founding principles of the gay rights movement that was born in this city, in new york city, was that people should not be judged, should not be rejected, should not be disqualified based on how they experience sexual pleasure. and one of the conventions of the new york media up until now has been that the quality of a politician's marriage or the la

bill clinton officiated at the marriage. this despite the fact that many people in the clinton world never wanted them to get married. always found him to be a figure repellant, obnoxious, we don't know whether hillary clinton is talking about it. we are waiting to pick up the scraps of what they said so they are going to be extremely discreet about it. >>warren: how do you say to someone, i want to talk to you about your spouse, i don't think you married well? it's a conversation that's very hard to have. >> i don't think that's the conversation they would have. we are in the realm of pure speculation here. i think the question as a reporter i would ask is either bill or hillary clinton picking up the phone to say huma it is really time for him to cut his losses and get out of the race. that is the type of advice that very senior political figures give. >>rose: and suppose he comes back and says that is not what you did, you stayed in. >> well, and then you know, it's very hard to imagine the clintons interfering in this ki

>> bill clinton, we haven't mentioned and i think clinton really -- and you're part of that moment in the '90s, where we were able to at the cold war ended, we had a lot of bills to be paid, and clinton cut deals with the republicans. by the end of his second term, we were able to have not only a balanced budget but a surplus. clinton deserves more credit than i thought history was going to give him. you look at it and it was quite an accomplishment. >> on economic policies presidents tend to bet big. fdr did the new deal in a big way. reagan did tax cuts in a very big way. johnson goes into the great society that 89th congress, get 20 bills, they literally change the national income of the united states over 15 years. they almost doubled family incomes. so there's -- these are -- these men tend to bet very large on their economic ideas. george w. bush bet very big on tax cuts. and i think that's a feature of how they approach it. the -- i think most of us would really expect they go very big when they decide to mess with the levers on the dashboard. >> michael, bill clinton actually

the clinton question came up. obviously, because his wife huma has worked so closely with secretary of state hillary clinton. they have long-lasting ties there. but the question was if not the clintons, what would it take for you to get out of this race. let me make it clear. i have an enormous respect to the clintons and it should be no intent to disrespect but what i want to make clear is important to forme in this race is what animated me to run. i recognize i am not a perfect messa messenger. there are rumors this is bad press. you got to wrap it. it's not just going to happen. gracefulness needs to be your next execution. how to get out of this. >> yeah. i mean, he is really in a bind with the clintons but he has said i'm going to listen to the voters of new york. those are the people who matter. but the voters of new york, at least through the polls, are starting to speak. he is dropping like a stone. he is in free-fall and continue to drop. the voters are getting fed up with the changing stories and the fac

>> well, i do think that it does bring back the memories of bill clinton. everybody is talking about not just because of the hillary thing, but because we have a public official who repeatedly got caught in the same problem, who repeatedly lied in public about it. so it reminds people of bill clinton. i would say personally, i think anthony wiener looks worse. when it comes to fitness for public office, we're reminded bill clinton lied to the public and under oath, and he abused his pow other, and so, at least wiener has a defense that he didn't abuse his power as a congressman to try to cover up the scandal. >> kiki, a lot of interest in the scandal has to do with her connection to hillary clinton. that's the way it is. you can't ignore it. when you listen to what hillary clinton said about her husband's scandal versus what she said about anthony wiener, there are similarities. here they are. >> i think it's real dangerous in this country if we don't have some zone of privacy for everybody. >> i do very strongly believe that that is between us and our marr

. >>> the clinton connection. hillary clinton meets privately with the president. they are shown enjoying lunch a safe distance from the scandal in new york that now includes a longtime aide. >>> and who did it and when? it's been attempted in the movies, but how is it that over $100 million in jewels just walked out the door of a famous hotel? "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. tonight our lead story comes from the world of medicine. it's about cancer, and it's about changing how we refer to it, changing our definition of it. in part, it's about the minor stuff, the comparatively smaller things that are discovered during screenings, giving them different names, making them a lot less scary. a panel of this nation's top doctors now says even the word cancer is often misused. they warn not all cancers are alike, not all are deadly so they shouldn't be treated or talked about the same way. in plain english, they want to stop wasting time, money and worry and concentrate on what's important. it's where we begin here tonight with our medical editor dr. nancy

she's working with hillary clinton to heal children and joins us with groundbreaking ideas. welcome. >> thank you. >> dr. burk, it's an honor to you have here. i'm one of your groupies. i have been such an admirer of your work for years. you're the first physician i know of to actually connect a child's emotional experiences with illness. >> thank you so much. it's my pleasure to be here, brenda and i am excited to be doing this work. i think it's important we connect the science with the practice of what we're doing for our kids. >> exactly. what does science tell us about how emotions make you sick? >> there is an overwhelming body of evidence at this point that demonstrates that that experience of a traumatic event or chronic stress, whether it's growing up in poverty or experiencing domestic or community violence. >> uh-huh. >> and it activates your stress response system. >> yes. >> and we can call it the fight of flight system. >> exactly. >> and when that is activated repeatedly over and over again, particularly intensely, it creates a whole serious of chemicals and h

>> clinton is taking twitter by storm. the forper secretary of state, senator, and first lady also described herself as wife, mom, lawyer, and-- get this-- hair icon and pantsuit aficionado. most telling of all in clinton's twitter bio, t.b.d. >> john: oh! t.b.d. you big tease. what could you possibly be referring to? is it president or is it-- there is literally nothing else. for more we're joined by senior social media correspondent jessica williams. jessica. ( cheers and applause ). can you put the phone down, please? >> oh, no, no. i can do both. >> john: seriously, put it down. >> jon stewart lets me text and do chats. >> john: if hillary is running in 2016, how can twitter help her? >> well, john, twit ser a microblogging internet service. things called mobile devices by young people like myself-- >> john: jess, jess, jess. you don't have to do that whole old man with me. i'm only in my 30s. >> ew! there's a 30s. twitter left politics and built a brand with their constituents. hillary has to follow these five basic r

that is hillary clinton or bill clinton because of their close relationship with his wife. we don't sense such a conversation has occurred. clintons know what a sex scandal feels like and both come out on the other side big successes. i feel unlikely they would put someone else in a position to drop out. >> maureen dowd wrote a particularly biting column. i thought about this and also about what friends of huma abedin are saying about the scandal's impact on her and ril read -- i'll read a quote from that piece. -- i'll read a quote from that piece. i'll read a quote from that piece. i wonder fair or not, is it hurting her? there were a lot of people who thought she would be a great candidate someday. >> well, look. huma abedin friends were baffled when she became engaged to anthony weiner and they were confused when she married him. they always thought he was the wrong person for her. he has been an unloved in that or bit that huma inhabits. i don't know how to read into the motivation of a wife and mother to stand up for her husband but it is absolutely complicating her f

. >> the clintons want nothing to do with his crotch. according to the new york post which is owned by our parent company, bill and hillary are furious with team weiner's attempts to compare his reckless sexting. the clintons are pissed off that weiner's campaign is saying that huma is like hillary. how dare they compare huma with hillary? he was the pervyperp himself. his campaign manager has quit. speaking of clandestine relationships. sometimes love can happen in prison. i think that dog means well. >> looked like a coyould yoteco. >> here's where i'm getting at. if he hired an investigator to find the guilty party and he was guilty, isn't that illegal? that's fraud. >> that's my favorite part of the story. he paid for it alleged lip with campaign contributions. $43,000 to a private investigations form. obviously anthony didn't hear about diligence. we are there for all of your security needs. we would have started the investigation and we would have realized anthony was sending those texts and we would have put that into an invoice a

when all that was happening to the clinton presidency in 1998/1999, president clinton hired a lawyer named emmet t. flood to defend him. when vice president dick cheney and his chief of staff were sued by valerie plame wilson for leaking her identity and ending her career as an undercover cia operative, cheney hired for his defense that same lawyer, emmet t. flood. when pressure was being put on the white house counsel's office, the man he chose to defend him against that steady stream of requests was same guy, emmet t. flood. there's a long nonpartisan history of politicians hiring high-end specialist lawyers to save them when things start to go south. for much of our nation's recent political history, the lawyer that the high and mighty have turned to when things seem to be headed not just south but for the very deep south is this handsome fellow emmet t. flood. the latest politician who had to make the dreaded call, get me emmet t. flood, is virginia's beleaguered governor ultrasound, bob mcdonnell. he's hired emmet t. flood to represent him in the federal and state corruptions th

we would have a clinton-style recovery. now they want to cut another 2 million jobs with the sequester. >> stephanie: i know it's ridiculous. and i thought this was good the president yesterday. >> obama: if you think you have a better plan for making sure that every american has the security of quality affordable health care, then stop taking meaningless repeal votes and share your concrete ideas with the country. >> hell to the ya. >> stephanie: uh-huh. nole in los angeles. hi, nole. >> caller: hey, steph, good morning. hold on a second. there is a police officer passing me and i don't want him to see me with my phone. got it? >> got it. >> caller: let me pull over. steph if we're going to you fidelity and marriage for our public officials lesbian [ inaudible ]. and one more thing as far as eliot spitzer goes, leave this man alone, because he is the enemy of my enemies. this man is going after wall street and these are the bastards that took the homes of my friends and colleagues -- >> stephanie: right, they screwed all o

. >> well, cokie roberts, i know bill clinton, and though i don't know if he'd want me to say bill clinton is a friend of mine, i can say this, anthony weiner is no bill clinton, but there are obviously parallels when you look at the women there, two strong remarkable women. you've seen a lot of these. you've seen a lot of women dragged up next to their husbands on stage, the worst of circumstances. yesterday seemed to break new grounds in the cringe worthy category. >> exactly. the cringe factor was very high. you're right, joe, normally they're standing behind their husbands with a sick smile on their faces, usually wearing pearls. in this case, it was huma who came forward and spoke. more credit to her. she also has an article in harper's bazaar, look, i love this man, i love this city, i think he's the right person for the city. but take a look at him. you're quite right. he is no bill clinton in any way, and that business about my actions were problematic, give me a break. they were well beyond problematic. they were lewd, disgusting, and in every way nuts. is this really somebody you

that's what clinton was alluding to. keep your friends close, your enemies closer, if you don't know who they are, take away their iphone. this guy should not have been tamg it. he shunts have leaked it. we've all done stupid things. we've all said f bill clinton. i did right before i came in here and i like the guy. i don't want people taping it. >> you think his friends are using him. >> i didn't say that. we're talking crazy. don't put words in my mouth. >> you're cynic zbll are you telling me that the wild kids are using him so they can get into the the club because i happen to think the wild kids are talented independent of him. >> isn't wild betraying him? >> betraying bieber like he's the fender of the car. >> treat him like what he is, against the lesbians. >> two points before we move on. he should apologize to american workers who have to clean up the mess. he should have to work in a kitchen one night, symbolically so it doesn't mean anything, but it's only clinton that says get -- he didn't say, dude, you sho

to the clintons, huma is family. bill clinton officiated her marriage to weiner and said if he had a second daughter it would be huma. her mentor, hillary clinton, proved that wives and voters can forgive. >> i am not sitting here some little woman standing by my man. like tammy wynette. >> reporter: weiner seems to be channelling bill clinton. >> i won't stop fighting until the last dog dies. >> i will be there for you until the last dog dies. >> reporter: in the september issue of harper's bazaar headlined "the good wife" huma wrote putting yourself out there comes with a cost. in life as in fiction. >> voters need to see you together up on the stage holding hands. >> i want to be a great state's attorney. i can't do it without you. >> reporter: before the latest revelations, weiner was leading a crowded primary race for mayor. he has already had plenty of money in the bank, some say he has nothing to lose at least not politically. >> andrea, to another matter on your beat. that is caroline kennedy's name in the ne

. >> reporter: just as hillary clinton stood by bill clinton 15 years ago. >> i'm not sitting here some little woman standing by my man like tammy wynette. >> reporter: could it hurt the run for 2016? some are wondering about the job at the state department after she came back from maternity leave. republican senator chuck grassley is accusing abedin by being paid by private investors to gather information from government employees. the state department says she followed government rules. their careers aligned and there are painful parallels in their lives with the media playing mirror images of huma and hillary. >> people would like it to go away. if it would disappear from headlines that would great. an issue in a campaign is who is she going to be surrounded by. >> reporter: gergen thinks the scandal could hurt huma abedin's ability to take a role in a hillary clinton campaign. a source tells cnn our concern and caring is entirely about huma's well being, nothing else. wolf? >> thanks very much. let's discuss what's going on with candy crowly and gloria. what do you think, candy? cou

toldwife is a close clinton aide. that means clinton's friend is s him put through the ringer in fe iic. mrs. clinton knows how brutal that can be from her husband's .ersonal troubles. that parallel means though the clintons are not involved in this race. they're being associated with die whole sordid business. she connections are inescapable. last night huma had dinner with a colleague and friend of 15 years. he also happened to be hillary clinton's former press secretary. e hichieffer: thank you very much, john. er: ave an update on the case of san diego mayor ball fillner. seven women have accused him of sexual harassment including his former communications director ito has filed a lawsuit. today the san diego city council fillner sue mayor fillner to recover any damages and legal fees if the city is found liable. egypt's military finally let an outsider visit the deposed president mohammed morsi late identnight. the european union stopped diplomat catherine ashton was taken to a secret facility where morsi is bein

weiner and bill clinton. what about that? >> i think everybody is uncomfortable. i think anthony weiner's behavior sets a new low for the word tony used was salacious. i would call it irresponsible and unacceptable behavior. this goes well beyond politics. this isn't a marital issue. this is just ridiculous behavior, reflecting somebody who as peter king said is psychologically ill-equipped for a campaign and to serve as mayor. patti ann: tony, bob schieffer, we heard a little bit from him earlier, cbs, this quote is getting a lot of publicity, he is quote, a new-age flasher who traded traditional rain coat that can be opened to shows his wares for a digital camera that enables him to expose himself for the world, a dubious technological achievement. you know, do you agree with that, a flasher for the 21st century? >> absolutely. with this bizarre online screen name, carlos danger, i've been a campaign manager i always realize my candidate is not the rock the church was built on, never did i think they had a

clinton's age. despite her enduring popularity, a formidable fundraising network and near unanimous support from the democratic party, mrs. clinton, republican leaders believe, is vulnerable, appearing to be a has-been. here is how karl rove himself puts it. quote, perhaps in the democratic primary and general election there is certainly going to be an argument that the time has come for change of leadership. it's certainly going to be compelling. what is karl rove know about the democratic primary season? is he right or is the republicans right? is attacking hillary's age really the way to beat the most admired woman in the country? donna edwards, democratic representative from maryland, and michael tomasky. i'm going to start with the congresswoman, because you face the voters all the time. as the age issue come up among your constituents for hillary? she is actually -- we figured it out. we did our homework here, the producers. eight months younger than ronald reagan was and would be, eight month

anthony weiner's wife is part of hillary clinton's team, and for her part hillary clinton isn't saying anything about the latest scandal. this morning she had breakfast at vice-president joe biden's breakfast, after she lunched with president obama yesterday outside the oval office. jonathan hunt is here. supporters april to be melting away-appear to be melting way. >> seems to have fewer and fewer allies, plately speaking, although the man himself is pushing hailed with his campaign and appeared defiant once again at an event here in new york earlier today. listen. >> a lot of noise going around. it's a mayor's campaign. a cacophony. i regret a lot of people want to have their say but i'm most interested in what the voters say. >> most interested in what the voters of new york city believe. 53% believe he should drop out of the race, 40% say he should remain in it, and that coupled with the figures showing him in fourth place, doesn't look good. >> shepard: wonder what the 40% think would disqualify one from running for mayor. >> it's new york. you can get away with a lot. >> shepard:

april 19th, a returning cable signed by clinton says security would actually be scaled back. clinton will later deny knowing about the exchange. june 6th and ide is placed on the north gated. no one is hurt. the next day the newly named ambassador christopher stephens asks to keep two security teams, the state department ordered to have been removed. his request is denied. june 11th, a convoy transporting the united kingdom's ambassador is ambushed in benghazi. he isn't hurt but two people are. they decided to pull out of benghazi. >> clearly it's a terrorist attack and assassination attempt. >> bret: these skilled operators wood realizes shall increasingly dangerous enemy to americans? >> i think the enemy is growing stronger. >> june 25th, stevens sent another cable warning washington of a deteriorating situation where libyan extremists are targeting, quote, targeting foreign interests. >> why would stated tell a special forces team it is not needed in a place like benghazi? >> they were trying to tell a better story that was unfolding on the ground. >> bret: left turn boyk

if you could be a fly on the wall at the clinton/obama meeting or the clinton/biden meeting, which one would you rather be at? >> i'll show my hand for the biden meeting. >> ditto. >> be brave. these are two very candid people who have a very good relationship, i'm talking about the vice president and secretary clinton. so the question is does 2016 come up? if it does, i'm sure they will be candid about it. betting among top democrats is that if she runs, he won't. but will they talk about that? we won't know. trust me, we won't thouknow. >> you wrote a fascinating article for cnn.com about the budget battles that will be coming up when congress comes back in accepts. we know it will happen because that's when they use their political favors. but you make the case -- >> remember it did happen in the clinton presidency and didn't go so well for the republicans. and they remember that politically. and any president has the upper happened because he has the bully pulpit which is why the president is traveling now and in washington now warning that this might be coming because he's trying