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I think the diplomacy is by definition a rather dangerous profession. there have been more ambassadors killed since the end of the second world war than flag officers or jerrells. that needs to be understood. what this committee has done has made it more difficult for a diplomate to do his job or her job, which is to go out into the community, get to know the people, understand their concerns, understand what drives their behavior and report that. you are not going to do that if your sense is that if something goes wrong, and things do go wrong in life. if something goes wrong, you are going t...

Necessarily play well, but also i think is a reflex where he finds himself in some of these key battlegrounds. he's in a tough spot particularly in ohio, virginia. he needs to win the states. if he doesn't he can't win. jon: tucker the fact that the president is taking, you know, one of the last campaign opportunities he has to appear in wisconsin, a state that traditionally votes democratic, that shows, you know, some trouble for the obama campaign? >> anything, anything a candidate does in the final weeks of a campaign is by definition a campaign appearance, no matter what he is saying. i wo...

Striking to me is the key piece of evidence, the federal election commission rules, and they specifically state that this kind of money cannot be by definition a campaign contribution, it has to be a gift. and, in fact, edwards' treasurer took the stand, and she said that's why it was a gift and not a campaign donation. i mean, if the jury believes that, acquittal, right? >> yeah. and it's very difficult. they have to show he had the intent to violate the campaign finance laws which there hasn't been evidence of that. we don't have the two people to be able to say what kind of arrangements the...

Also asking us to pander to a certain narrative, which journalists don't do. we put out what he said. we played it live and reaction is what it is. >> right. he's talking about the reaction in the room. and look, he might be right about that. this was a saturday, not a work day. it was lottery based audience. people who worked for the cia who wanted to go got their names into a lottery. by definition a self-selecting crowd. regardless if on their feet cheering and whistling doesn't answer the question about knowing that the place and knowing the moment and playing to the moment despite the int...