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You cant let him answer questions for major league baseball. >> you say he has a threat of a case. you say he has no case. >> no. >> octomom, 14 kids, l.a., totally irresponsible. the woman is not very intelligent in my opinion. she is now charged with welfare fraud goifl. >> thats a problem. actually three counts total. two counts of perjury by false application for aid, one count of aid by misrepresentation. basically what it amounts to is that she failed to disclose income and royalties in th...

You cant let him answer questions for major league baseball. >> you say he has a threat of a case. you say he has no case. >> no. >> octomom, 14 kids, l.a., totally irresponsible. the woman is not very intelligent in my opinion. she is now charged with welfare fraud goifl. >> thats a problem. actually three counts total. two counts of perjury by false application for aid, one count of aid by misrepresentation. basically what it amounts to is that she failed to disclose income and royalties in th...

"theres a culture in trenton of being punitive. being petty." trenton, new jersey, of course where the governors office is located. in response to these allegations from fulop about bullying and retribution, christie had this to say. >> i dont know about specific meetings or whats going on, but certainly, you know, i will look into all of those things, but the fact is that what mayor fulop knows is when we agree with him from a policy perspective, well work with him. when we disagree with him, w...

Democrat but big christie ally killed a pension bill in the statehouse that would have saved jersey city $4 million a year. and this, the guy who said, "theres a culture in trenton of being punitive. being petty." trenton, new jersey, of course where the governors office is located. in response to these allegations from fulop about bullying and retribution, christie had this to say. >> i dont know about specific meetings or whats going on, but certainly, you know, i will look into all of those t...

And this, the guy who said, "theres a culture in trenton of being punitive. being petty." trenton, new jersey, of course where the governors office is located. in response to these allegations from fulop about bullying and retribution, christie had this to say. >> i dont know about specific meetings or whats going on, but certainly, you know, i will look into all of those things, but the fact is that what mayor fulop knows is when we agree with him from a policy perspective, well work with him. ...

In one person says the light is red, the other person says the light is green, one may be lying, they may be mistaken. we need to know what sebelius knew before she came to congress. gregg: in order to be convicted of perjury you have to prove someone knowingly an intentionally commit ad material false misrepresentation of fact. maybe she was just uninformed and many of her critics say she is incompetent? neither of those are a crime, are they? >> no, incompetence is not a crime. if it were i wo...

The u.s. government does not allow whistleblowers like they allowed him to stay out of jail, to make their case to the public. if snowden came back to washington before he was convicted of anything, he would be disappearing in prison and not be allowed to speak. i want to know the answer to that question. >> why not try to work through the system in order to try to get his information public? ellsburg tried to work through the system -- >> he did. >> no. he didnt. he went and complained a little...

Did. mayor bloomberg said very clearly we want to make sure that the next mayor succeeds, builds on our successes and makes this an even better city but lets make sure were discussing a common set of facts around the bloomberg record, which was a great record and which as you said, enabled him to leave office after 12 years with the majority of new yorkers thinking he had done a good job. >> i dont want to read too much into your tweets but you did retweet criticisms of the tenor of the inaugura...

The u.s. government does not allow whistle-blowers like they allowed him to stay out of jail and make the case. if edward snowden came back to washington before convicted, he would disappear in prison and not be allowed to speak. i want to know the answer to that question, ruth. >> why shouldnt he try to work through the system in order to get his information public. >> he did. >> no, he didnt. he went and he complained a little bit to some of his co-workers at the nsa, he says. thats all that h...

First six months, congressional action will look different than if the whole thing collapses over the next six months. i dont know whats going to happen. thats the big central question it seems to me for this coming year politically. >> totally agree with you. i think if they can turn it around, i think they will, the conversation will be very different and be more like covering car accidents as opposed to the argument that the republicans and anyone who is against the law had a very strong one ...