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And his lawyer seems to be pushing for some kind of immunity here. nick, to you think he has -- would he be an attractive person to give immunity to? >> more than attractive. everything we know up to this moment, everything we know for certain, we know because david wildstein wants us to know. that's all we have are these papers that he redacted telling us his version of the story and implicating or suggesting that other people are involved, which is kind of an 0 offer to the u.s. attorney saying i have information about this. everything else is conjecture and it's so much fun. >> you looked o...

Gap. i don't know if there's an equivalent. maybe we'll find out. >> no providetory get it from back then. >> thanks to new jersey's nick acocella for joining us. coming up, the time governor christie took on and took out an entire television network. that story just ahead. real difficult... pretty obvious to me. i'm going to have to say verizon. verizon. that's right! the choice is obvious. verizon's superfast 4g lte network is over three times larger than any other 4g lte network. act now to get $100 or more off any smartphone when you trade in any smartphone on america's largest, most relia...

Zuckerberg, oprah winfrey. freshman are expected to be seen and not heard. although it's kind of hard to see booker playing by those rules. i guess before we officially core nate, he has three opponents, congressman frank pallone, congressman rush holt from the princeton area. this is the guy who won jeopardy who beat winston, wilson, will fred, the super computer. >> bumper stickers that say my congressman is a rocket scientist. >> that's right. gina oliver, the speakerer. the latest poll has cory booker 37 points ahead of his nearest rival. nick, confirm for me, no suspension here, right? >>...

Moving son and maybe he decides in the end to block it. i wouldn't say there was zero chance last year, now i think there's a stronger chance than before. >> actually the time to approve it would have been during the election when you can see here ask what i'm doing, i'm working across the aisle. i think you're right, perry, he's backing away from it. on the jobs numbers, this sort of thing is notoriously difficult to predict. you the direct jobs on the pipeline and the republicans want to use the huge inflated figure of any job that is possibly connected in any way, dancers, bartenders. >> 8....

Say wow, we could be the last guy standing because if it's going to come down -- they'll all kill each other off and we'll be the guy. >> that's kind of the way it worked for romney. benjamin wallace-wells and nick acocella, thank you both for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. coming up, proof that bill o'reilly is not the sociologist he thinks he is, especially when he's talking about american single mothers. that's coming up. in the spotlight we are going to introduce you to two remarkable young men who wrote essays in sunday's "new york times" about growing up wit...