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Incident doesn't seem like a smart strategy. >> we talked, bj about the grum blings that are coming from the sports world, here we have what we are learning from pennsylvania authorities who have investigated, what we have learned from the 23-page indictment that's online that everybody can read, what are you hearing from the sports world about any type of conduct that people now, in hindsight, now, thought was suspicious or odd behavior from sandusky over the years. there have got to be tons and tons of witnesses over the years, scratching their head thinking maybe office witness to something...

The values voter summit and then you have, of course, the better name -- no names. mitt romney and rick perry. are we going to start to see some name calling? we've already seen a little bit. between these candidates and is that what republican voters, even independents considering it will accept? >> well, it's always a little feisty in a primary because you're running for the nomination. you're trying to show republican voters or democratic voters and democratic primary that you're the best republican, you're the best democrat. but i think a real smart strategy for anyone who has an eye towar...

who had once been an executive editor of the "news of the world" paper. and that brings us to rebecca brooks. at the top of the murdoch food chain, and possibly the linchpin in an unfolding drama already ensharing britain's corridors of power. brooks is answering police questions. >> reporter: in the cozy world of british politics and media, rebecca brooks was at its very center. she wined and dined the rich and powerful on behalf of her boss and mentor, rupert murdoch. brooks first came to news international as a secretary at "news of the world." she quickly developed a reputation f...

As a candidate. running a reagan-carter campaign, about a referendum about another guy. are you better off today than you were? reagan said that four years ago. it's not easy to make that case today. on election day 2008 we were in financial collapse. the way he is crafting it is to say are you as well off today as obama promised you? or are you as well off today -- he'd be addressing independents -- as you imagine you would be when you took a chance on this guy in 2008? the answer is no. he is running on the economy. not on a theory or the size of government. not running ideological. he said ...

>> i think a number of progressives would say, well, she might have a point there >> as far as political drama was concerned, that would be amazing, right? and it would be certainly ironic for then hill troy take the more liberal position, given that it was the exact opposite in 2008. >> sure. >> but look, i want to talk to you about the progressive caucus, because congressman defazio came on this program last night and said it's time for the president to start acting like a democrat. he use sold pretty strong words, said the president caved in on several occasion. does it make sense, a smart ...