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Potential liability? >> perhaps one piece of potential liability that might arise from making a false statement on the document. obviously if she didn't sign it, she cannot have made a false statement on the document. on the other hand she did, i believe, sign a statement to the court within the last week or two says that she had turned over all the information. that was done, as i understand it, on penalty of perjury. that one is still very much alive. >> what's your confidence level of the justice department, the fbi's ability to investigate this thoroughly? >> my confidence level in both th...

She can provide deflection. >> had huma abedin not spoken yesterday, not just been there yesterday, but not actually spoken, would weiner be done? >> you're make ago great point and chuck todd this morning is making a great point that huma did need to be there in order to validate what is he saying that, you know, he is on the path to recovery. he is sort of like putting some fuzzy language that everyone already knew all of these things were happening because he had been a long road to recovery. unfortunately, you know, huma is someone who has a large amount of credibility on her own. she is a...

>> it is problematic for a number of reasons. what does it say? if you are under the care of three different psychiatrists it goes to show that the university had knowledge as to his potential for doing things that would be -- represent a public danger. that's an issue. it's further an issue when, in fact, he is banned from the campus. his i.d. is taken away from them because it goes to show that there could have been other preventative measures put in place, laura, which could have potentially saved lives. that's what the problem is here at the outset. >> laura: debra, we are looking aside fr...

>> it is problematic for a number of reasons. what does it say? if you are under the care of three different psychiatrists it goes to show that the university had knowledge as to his potential for doing things that would be -- represent a public danger. that's an issue. it's further an issue when, in fact, he is banned from the campus. his i.d. is taken away from them because it goes to show that there could have been other preventative measures put in place, laura, which could have potentially saved lives. that's what the problem is here at the outset. >> laura: debra, we are looking aside fr...

thanks so much. just hours from now, eight presidential candidates will square off in tampa, florida. rick perry the front-runner and also the main target of his fellow republicans. and perry may have made the bull's-eye even bigger by attacking social security, a program considered sacred by millions of older americans. jim accosta is in tampa. and let's begin with word of a new endorsement we're hearing about this morning. >> reporter: that's right. if mitt romney was looking for a spark to help his campaign, he may have gotten it this morning. former minnesota governor tim pawlent...