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Everyone in alabama knows doug jones prosecuted that crime. and everyone in alabama knows that donald trump couldn't care less that the murderers of those four girls ever met justice. sheer how doug jones answered the question today about roy moore that donald trump ducked. >> do you believe roy moore was a sexual predator? >> i believe the women. i think that answers the question. i believe their stories have credibility, and i believe them. >> joining us now, christina bell antony, the assistant managing ed for "the los angeles times." ana marie cox. charlie sykes, the author of the book "ho...

Ft. lee mayor. time for traffic problems in ft. lee. that was the e-mail. but if you listen to the right wing these days, the christie scandal is nothing compared to their fantasy scandals about president obama. they say it's a drop in the bucket compared to how president obama ordered the irs to terrorize or tyrannyize his opponents. orchestrated a massive cover-up there, and how president obama covered up the fast and furious scandal. well, there is only one problem. it's complete nonsense. the sad part, are we really surprised by the method of operation here? david corn is with mother jones...

"there is no plan b. there is no "what if," said one republican lawmaker. he said he talked to a handful of members who met with heritage action and the group had had no viable alternative to the president caving in. that's leaving us in the lurch. that is nor proper planning." but who needs a game plan? who needs compromise? if you're rush limbaugh, not the gop. >> are you suggesting republicans shouldn't negotiate and have biapproach with democrats? >> well, yeah, pretty much, because i don't think we have anything in common with them. >> joining me today, former national press secretary for...

The ---ed fed, i should say, could wrap up the bond buying program by the middle of next year. jenna: the man accused of running a house of horrors in cleveland is back in court today. ariel castro is his name and you see him on the screen. he's arraigned on nearly 1,000 charges, including the rape and kidnapping of three women who say he held them captive in his home for decades. subjecting them to unspeakable torture and abuse. here is the latest for us now. >> jenna, 9,000 years is what ariel castro is facing if he's convicted. earlier today, just this past hour, the former school bus drive...

All this comes amid a house hearing on what sparked the delay of the employer mandate in the first place and it got pretty heated. listen. >> this isn't supposed to be that tough. you're not making the representation that the employer mandate is going the way it's supposed to. you're not saying that, are you? >> congressman, this is a very ambitious legislation. >> but it wasn't supposed to be like this, right? it wasn't supposed to be that there was a release of a blog post that said it's going to be delayed so you're not going down that cul-de-sac. jon: joining us is the managing ed tore of ...