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Minute. i'll come back in a bit. jack, your notorious black hat, it once came to essentially symbolize -- there it is right there. we found a picture for you. it came to for many symbolize washington corruption. edwards' attorney as we mentioned was your lawyer. how does he go about making john edwards likeable, remotely likeable considering all of the details, the lurid details we have heard about that affair and the misbehavior? >> well, i'm not certain john edwards can be made to be likeable. there is so much baggage there. i think, you know, i haven't talked about the trial with abby but i...

Millions and millions of people to say we have got to restore democracy in america and we can't have a handful of billionaires controlling the political process. >> i am jack abramoff here. he wants to respond. >> actually, in -- i never thought i would say this but i -- i generally agree with the senator, senator sanders, on some of this stuff. but i think, again, as we said in the last segment you have to remember this is not just a bunch of right-wing billionaires. george sorrows, labor unions. lot of people with money in the system. the more we make this about conservatives of the bill, an...

And the internet. and you take a strong position and, man, kit really have a big impact upon you. so i think that is part of the self-protection or self-survivaling that unfortunately influences our politicians and while you can add to the deadlock that's down there. >> you have some -- you have sensible -- even radical proposals. people in congress should not go through the revolving door and lobby. this book in your journey of repentance and trying to delink from your unsavory background, are you going to go on the road? are you going to take this to the country? are you going to be speaking...

The people now gathering for friday prayers. after the prayers people will move to the square in the city. several thousand people. there seem to be reform groups, anti-government groups inside jordan who have been calling for more democracy, they want more freedom of ex-tropical depression. as -- expression. as you mentioned, we're seeing a lot more police on the streets. a half-hour ago we saw about 1,000 police here setting up barriers in the see it try to maintain some order. there's also a second protest happening, the pro-government, pro-regime protest. the concern is to keep the two