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Good morning, welcome to morning joe. Its wednesday, march 13th. We have so much more to get to with that hearing yesterday on capitol hill. Democrats pressed the former Special Counsel on his language about President Bidens memory while republicans wanted to know why the president wasnt charged. Meanwhile, also on capitol hill, today the who house is expected to vote on a bill that could lead to a ban on one of the most popular apps in america. Well explain that legislation. Well also get analy...

For ideological bounce on the ticket. sometimes geographical bounce. you have to have somebody on the ticket who really is a credible potential vice president and it can hurt you marginally if you dont. its happened before. >> bill: got to be state by state so the governor of virginia would be in play. >> exactly right. >> bill: i have got perry here tomorrow, what question do you want me to ask him? give me your toughest? >> get in with him about the details of flat tax proposal. because they a...

What happens. >> right. i agree with you. let me say. this generally, and i will explain what i mean by generally in a second. i think -- i personally have no problems with news organization showing an almost dead or a dead muammar qaddafi. i have no problems even when the pictures are gory. its news and thats a legitimate thing to cover. so i have no problem with that where the problem arises is when it becomes gratuitous. when they dont just show qaddafi being dragged through the street, which...

Book signing is free, but you will need to get a wristband because we expect a lot of people to show up. if you want signed copies of the book for christmas gifts, holiday gifts, get your orders in now because i am only one man. and i have already been signing my butt off for weeks. and its going to get worse. we want to get it to you. please remember all the money i receive goes to charitable causes. now the mail. jean. bill, follow the money and you will find out who has a vested interest in t...

His deeds in correspondence. it didnt work. >> yeah. my plan kind of back fired. in the first letter he wrote back to me as you can imagine, i am quite the celebrity and am treated like a mafia done. they call me either uncle bernie or mr. madoff. i cant walk anywhere without someone shouting their greetings and encouragement to keep my spirit up. >> so you read that and you are just sick? >> smoke and pissed and sick to my stomach. >> bill: indeed. no surprise narcissist like madoff will never ...

>> bill: give them role models. >> give them role models. >> bill: john wayne and clint eastwood. >> sure they can be fictional as long as they embody the real virtues. >> bill: those are. >> critical ones are work and marriage and faith. >> bill: all right. so, your traditional view, obviously. >> yes. >> bill: the p.c. people arent going to agree with you. they are going to want more sensitivity and more diversity. >> a lot of the p.c. people, including the feminist are not happy with the resu...

Blame barack obama, its not his fault, you know, the economy isnt his fault. well, thats how subtle bias works. thats how it will work in the future. and i will give you one other example. lets say the republic candidate has some crazy pastor in his background who either said bigoted things or just plain nutty things, the media rightly. rightly will find that minister and expose him. no problem. but they didnt do that with barack obama and his crazy minister, did they? they didnt jump on that st...

Of it, im not really seeing the great importance of the story, is that your time line is off on your family history of coming from cuba to the united states. did you mislead anybody in your family history when you talked about it. >> absolutely not. the date that my parents came i was always under the impression that it was the late 50s until very recently realize that it wasnt. >> bill: they came earlier. >> they came earlier as legal residents to the united states. no special privilege. irrele...

With the deity. >> i remember sitting in his backyard in his garden one day. he started talking about god. he said sometimes i believe in god. sometimes i dont. i think its 50/50 maybe. ever since i have had cancer, i have been thinking about him more. and i find myself believing a bit more. i kind of, maybe its kind of because i want to believe in an after life that when you die it doesnt all disappear. the wisdom you have accumulated somehow it lives on. then he paused for a second and he said...

Brit hume. page one on the "the washington post" story is it a big deal. >> no. much a do about not very much. the post tried to blow it up into a big deal but i dont think it passed the smell test. >> bill: politically, is that why they did it or would you have have run that story on page one if you were the editor. >> if i were the editor i would have run the story. i might not have run it on page 1. inside page. make sure i had his full explanation of what it was. when you add it up it has to...