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Any way you cut it and whoevers fault it is, you have presided over what is perhaps the least productive and certainly one of the least popular congresses in history. how do you feel about that? >> well, bob, we should not be judged on how many new laws we create. we ought to be judged on how many laws that we repeal. >> were back. that was of course a rehearsed line from john boehner bragging not about what he has done, but about the things he has tried to undo. 40 times they tried to undo obam...

Needless to say it was a source of amusement in washington. next up, this one definitely belongs in the sideshow. things got ugly when anthony weiner encountered a heckler on the stump yesterday in new york. take a look at how it unfolded. >> youre very passionate. >> im more passionate than you on twitter. im a social medial expert. get someone to handle your [ bleep ]. you are disgusting. >> okay. >> disgusting. >> youve had your say. >> whoa! >> youve got little kids. >> little kids here. >> ...

I would be nervous if i were her a little bit. who knows how it could go. this is a play for the base. >> by the way, those who talk about the tight relationship between msnbc and barack obama, for example, count the number of times hes been on this network. zero. >> right. >> michael steele, thank you. >> all the things theyve said about him. >> he agrees with us and we agree with him sometimes. i actually have my views and he tends to coincide with them. thank you, michael steele. i was right ...

Well, if im running the campaign against them next time, hey, pat meehan is a good guy, but were never going to get anything done in congress as long as pat meehan is in congress because hes going to vote for john boehner and hes going to make sure that nothing gets done. and we have this congress thats destructive. the only way to change things is to get rid of pat meehan and fi fitzpatrick and those moderate republicans that are left. and there are enough of them that if they lose them in the ...

They said it happened, nobody knew it was going to happen. were not going to butcher you politically over this. it was the first time it was ever done. as the secretary of state said, no one imagined them using planes, although they did. if that had happened under obamas watch, i tell you, it would have been impeachment time. >> by the way, obama plans to attack within the united states. >> i remember the way the secretary of state had to read it with no affect that time at the hearing they said...

Close confidante of the former first lady and is not now, theyre not involved in the weiner campaign at all. clinton said there are too many people running for mayor who have been my supporters, who supported her for senate, her for president. and well be right back. more. (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrades free, in-branch seminars... plus, their live webinars. i use daily market commentary to improve my strategy. and my local scottrade office guides my learning every step of ...

That, fred and katherine will have to be on the same page. i dont know if jeff bezos would want to be involved. >> if its his only newspaper, why wouldnt he want to have an influence who you endorse? >> maybe thats not the point of his getting a newspaper. maybe its -- it may be the point is just as brad said. maybe its to disrupt newspapering the way he disrupted retail, the way he disrupted book selling. >> so you think he has a business model, a way to make the paper make money? >> my guess, ...

Sees whats happening in the world, doesnt exactly know because weve never been down this road before. the freedom and people rising up in these countries that youre showing on the map here. this is what you want from a president. someone who sees things happening that takes very considered steps and the other thing we have to keep in mind, it might not look like the united states is doing a whole lot. overtly in this region. in this renal of the world. but you got to know that the united states ...

But i dont see him wielding that influence in an overt way. >> what about his libertarianism? is he possibly in the mood to have "the washington post" endorse rand paul for president? is that within the realm of possibility for a libertarian, his first shot with the newspaper to endorse a libertarian candidate? >> im going to go out on a limb and say he wont be meddling with the decisions of the "washington post" editorial board. >> he wont? who will be? who will the post speak for, if not him? ...

But these are kind of individual instances, and he really hasnt gotten involved. >> you know, i read the post every morning and try to figure out the editorial policy. fred is a bit of a neo con and a hawk. fair enough. hes clear and honest about it. hes hawkish. you come in there, you have some influence. it has a domestic policy moderation to liberalism. somewhere between moderate and liberal. its not the liberal icon people thought it was, if it ever was. thats what i think. >> im on the op-e...