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But along came google and the good times ended for altavista, even when internet giant yahoo bought it in 2003, never quite were able to turn it around. people liked it when it was the only game in town, but no one ever said, ah, let me altavista that. but now google, google's a verb. last week yahoo announced they would be retiring the veteran search engine, which was a surprise to most who figured altavista had already died years ago. so everyone apparently except the people of pawnee, indiana. >> so i looked you up on altavista and i found out the last seven towns you've gone to ended up ba...

This way. no other part of the court system works this way. after congress passes a law and the president signs it, it is this secret court that has the ability to go back and reinterpret what they meant without the public and without most members of congress even knowing what they're doing. this is big news and thanks to this reporting, we now know, we know that the court is doing something we did not know they were doing before. they're not just telling the federal government, yes, what you want to do is in accordance with the law or no, it is not. it's not just mother may i. this court is r...

To comply then they have to shut their doors. here i thought republicans hated intrusive government regulations on small business. now, everyone expected governor walker would sign the bill and he did sign it, no surprise there. the surprise was actually how he signed it. usually when governors sign bills they want lots of attention for it. they have public signings with lots of press. make a big speech and talk about all the people in the state who will be helped by the legislation. governor walker did not do that. instead, he signed the bill privately the day after the independence day holid...

Bill forcing women to have mandatory medically unnecessary ultrasounds. like in texas, that bill, too, would shut down clinics intentionally. that is the point of these kinds of bills. you inflate regulations above and beyond the capability of the clinics so they have no choice but to shut down. you make it so they can't afford to comply then they have to shut their doors. here i thought republicans hated intrusive government regulations on small business. now, everyone expected governor walker would sign the bill and he did sign it, no surprise there. the surprise was actually how he signed i...

The question is, will anyone agree with him? joining me now for the interview is elliot spitzer. governor spitzer, thank you so much for being here tonight. >> thank you, ezra. thank you for the kind words and i cringed when i watched the tough ones, but you gave a fair recitation. >> i want to ask about the what might have been. what was it like watching that unfold given your history on the issue and having taken yourself out of being an active participant in the political process around it? >> it was painful. obviously there was much pain related to other issues. specifically on that issue ...