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Lead but he holds to the core 16. one in 16 new yorkers still say weaner. >> if you put all the plos together over the last several days, theres been a precipitous drop in his poll numbers. what the floor is, i dont know. but the combination of the clintons world making it clear that they will dont want him around, thats going to damage his fund raising. its going to damage his ability to get good campaign workers. he lost his campaign manager the other day. hes going to die on the vine here. i ...

There are lots of things happening around the world that i would think would require the presidents attention. but he many getting a lot of pressure not only from al gore but from grassroots environmental activists pushing him to do this who are concerned about what direction he may go on the keystone pipeline. there was a petition circulated or signatures gathered by obama campaign workers. serlg dozen of them encouraging the president to push on keystone, not to approve keystone. so hes having...

We have a condo there we live in and the refrigerator was bare, so go to the market, get some food, and spoke with the secret service. they said we would like to transition over a week or so, maybe a little longer, youre still very much in the public eye. we said no, we would like to transition faster than that, we dont want the taxpayers to pick up your costs any longer. >> so it is just the two of you. >> just the two of us. >> who took it the hardest? >> i dont think -- i think initially mayb...

Transition faster than that. we dont want the taxpayers to be picking up your costs any longer. were no longer -- >> its just the two of you. >> just the two of us. >> who took it the hardest? >> i dont think it was -- i think initially maybe i did. i think initially i was more upset. >> you know, we -- the next day we went to the campaign office, and the workers were there. all the campaign workers. and gathered. and i got on the stand and spoke to them. they had worked really hard for a long, ...

Weve got spencer involved with a hooker if you will. a prostitute. youve got weiner doing something out there on the social media if you want to call it that in his case. mcgreevey involved with a marriage that didnt quite make since. involved with the whole confusion over his orientation. john edward involved with the filmographer. vitter involved with prostitutes in both cities. enzen involved with the wife of one of his campaign workers. why do we forgive these guys and not others? >> were pr...

Discretion deciding whether or not to transfer venue to get it out of a hot spot like sanford and that was covered all over the world, not just the country. like an o.j. simpson trial or casey anthony trial, you can move venue and only so much you can do. im more afraid of the jurors being afraid for their own safety if they vote one way or the other and unfortunately, there was enough may tread and venom spewed on both sides that it could definitely affect it. >> megyn: yeah, judge, thank you s...

Islam, which isnt a country. and the expositioning them to worlds custom and culture. and the cloiting expresses the individual culture. and the lesson, students volunteered to wear the clothing, one mom says there was nothing about christianity, christians who want to pray have to do so after hours. the state senator dan patrick launched an investigation and he says it turns out this was not required by the state. it was all done the at the local level, so, they have now dropped the investigati...

Its not exactly an all caps screamer of a headline. but there it was on the front page. and it was their investigation that revealed ultimately that state legislators were using their taxpayer-funded legislative staff as campaign workers, which is totally illegal. the newspaper ran that first investigative piece on a monday. on tuesday it was another front page story. one caucus may have illegally helped group. that was tuesday. on wednesday, yet another story. on thursday chief clerk vows caucu...

And it was their investigation that revealed ultimately that state legislators were using their taxpayer-funded legislative staff as campaign workers, which is totally illegal. the newspaper ran that first investigative piece on a monday. on tuesday it was another front page story. "one caucus may have illegally helped group." that was tuesday. on wednesday, yet another story. on thursday, "chief clerk vows caucus overhaul." on friday again, on the front page, "lawmakers push for caucus curbs." ...

And it was their investigation that revealed ultimately that state legislators were using their taxpayer-funded legislative staff as campaign workers, which is totally illegal. the newspaper ran that first investigative piece on a monday. on tuesday it was another front page story. "one caucus may have illegally helped group." that was tuesday. on wednesday, yet another story. on thursday, "chief clerk vows caucus overhaul." on friday again, on the front page, "lawmakers push for caucus curbs." ...