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Recognize this is what's referred to as a one-one, one question from an american reporter, one from a british reporter. >> there's a lot of baroque activity to slow this down. >> we know who was in charge of this, or some unknown character in cincinnati? it could be the head of the irs or head of review coming out of washington or somebody in cincinnati didn't get the word. who are these few employees? >> i think you're right. that's the information they're trying to gather right now, recognize even today people are points out -- >> can't they make a phone call and say who came up with the ide...

Fathers did it. three horses. constitution designed that the judicial branch should be the horse that pulls in the other direction. marbury versus madison was specifically put in place to make sure rules passed by congress don't impede the constitution. i think the president doesn't have a leg to stand on. he knows it. he is welcoming a full line-up from the court. the only thing standing between university healthcare and the american people are bush appointees. that the direction it will go in. >> bob: first, greg, let me ask you a question. i remember back here in the campaign, about the cam...

Eyal, we were just talking about whistle blowing and some of these cases that have been brought under the espionage act. >> i wanted to weigh in and say if we're going to talk about hypocrisy and whistle-blowers and how they're treated, we should hardly limit the discussion to barack obama. president bush signed the sarbanes-oxley act which was supposed to guarantee protections for workers who blew the whistle on financial fraud and abuse. this was after the enron worldcom scandals, everybody applauded, everybody said, this is great. as i report in my book, i tell the story of a man who is a b...

They have ideas for jobs. are they credible? >> no. they are literally doing the opposite of what virtually every economist except for a handful on the right think, which is at this point you should not be further retrenching government spending. yes, over the long term we want to reduce the deficit and i have way toss do it, they're opposed, for instance, by ending the war in afghanistan, they want to keep going, but the near term, one example. in every month for the last year, the private sector has gained jobs, though generally not enough to meet what we need. the public sector has lost job...

Memo in which a lawyer writes the following: nowhere do i see that we can show that either the party or malik shabazz suggested, counseled or endorsed the bringing or brandishing of weapons. robert, that is not true because shabazz went on national television immediately after the election and defended the actions thus an enforcement right there. at the very least -- >> after the fact. >> isn't that pretty strong evidence that you were encouraging and endorsing before the fact? >> look, the justice department filled with career attorneys, bush appointees, clinton appointees and obama appointee...