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One day from that. we were supposed to be meeting last wednesday and we decided not to. and those first days of every week when we work, we dont have any votes scheduled until 6:30 at night. then what we dont finish up that evening, we wrap up the next day and if theres anything else to do, we wrap it up the following morning. >> its the money, corporate money, isnt it? >> it is. money has really corrupted the entire political process. the sad story, ed, here is that the one with the most money ...

>> former chief of staff at the state department during colin powells term and currently a visiting professor of government of public policy at the college of william & mary. good to have you with us tonight. you told us something parallel to that on this program the last time you were with us. is the republican party hearing this? i mean, is this a wake-up call? i mean, are they paying attention to what some long-time loyalists of the party are telling him? >> ed, i think people like brent scoc...

Republicans were told by a pollster to stop talking about rape. pretty good advice, i would say. is this because the extremism takes over the discussion when republicans do try to talk about issues as sensitive as that? >> in many respects some of them do not know how to talk about it, ed. you heard what colin powell said, what you played there. ive heard what colin powell has said for the past 20 years or so about racism in america, about racism across the country, about what it means, what int...

Really getting your moneys worth right now? it was the least productive congress on record. so, what it comes down to, folks, is this. you, as an american worker are working harder and longer for less pay. i showed you what the graph was all about. congress is working less and getting paid more. so you know what? you, me as taxpayers, were getting ripped off. were not getting our moneys worth. certainly theyre still great americans, arent they? how could it be that the work ethic was so strong b...

>> former chief of staff at the state department during colin powells term and currently a visiting professor of government of public policy at the college of william & mary. good to have you with us tonight. you told us something parallel to that on this program the last time you were with us. is the republican party hearing this? i mean, is this a wake-up call? i mean, are they paying attention to what some long-time loyalists of the party are telling him? >> ed, i think people like brent scoc...

>> i thought he would step up and say yes, i was the head of this scheme, you know. it was wrong. i do apologize. i didnt hear apologizing, an apology once. >> joining us on "the ed show," dr. jeff gardere, clinical psychologist and teaching at toro college here in new york. great to have you with us. >> great to be here, ed. >> was that a perfect conditional confession? >> it was very conditional in that he told some truths, but we saw a lot of walls that were up. it was so dispassionate. and, ...

For the republican party. >> at the same retreat today, republicans were told by a pollster to stop talking about rape. pretty good advice, i would say. is this because the extremism takes over the discussion when republicans do try to talk about issues as sensitive as that? >> in many respects some of them do not know how to talk about it, ed. you heard what colin powell said, what you played there. ive heard what colin powell has said for the past 20 years or so about racism in america, about ...

That are scheduled for this year, you can already subtract one day from that. we were supposed to be meeting last wednesday and we decided not to. and those first days of every week when we work, we dont have any votes scheduled until 6:30 at night. then what we dont finish up that evening, we wrap up the next day and if theres anything else to do, we wrap it up the following morning. >> its the money, corporate money, isnt it? >> it is. money has really corrupted the entire political process. t...

This a lot of people will respond to it. thank you very much. >> you bet, ed. a lot more coming up in the next half hour of the ed show. >> did you feel bad about it? >> no. even scarier. >> coming up, dr. jeff gardere on lance armstrongs strange apology. and the psychology of a liar. donald trump tries to return fire in his twitter fight with dead spin and hilarity ensues. mplth and its do or die time for the filibuster reform in the senate and harry reid and the democrats, i think, are dro...

And say yes, i was the head of this scheme, you know. it was wrong. i do apologize. i didnt hear apologizing, an apology once. >> joining us on "the ed show," dr. jeff gardere, clinical psychologist and teaching at toro college here in new york. great to have you with us. >> great to be here, ed. >> was that a perfect conditi conditional confession? >> it was very conditional in that he told some truths, but we saw a lot of walls that were up. it was so dispassionate. and, as we know, clinically...