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You're a republican. it's like once you way the various factors of the two scandals. the ethics violation of rangel is a huge story. the criminal investigation of a republican senator is not. it makes you wonder. >> i will even say that i was -- i have been following the story largely through this show, and the fact that it's a grand jury investigation is really, really gotten buried. let me propose an alternate theory here, which is that the reason there's a difference is because republicans have actually done a better job banging on charlie rangel and his problems than democrats have done on...

Love it -- but as far as the oil goes, was this one of our worst case scenarios for it going this direction versus going frankly a little closer to it and maybe pushing the oil -- >> east, best case. west, worst case. okay, much worse, a little less worse, a lot less worse and where we are now. so the farther away, the better. but you still have that constant three-day onshore flow with that water and that oil all moving in one direction all pushing it to our beaches and our bayous and the pristine areas in the gulf. >> just getting started. this is the first june storm we've had since '95. >>...

Autotomaton. but i think she has been interesting, because in many ways when senators have come at her, particularly republicans, she has been kind of disarming, conversational, more fun, if that's what you want to call it. as a nominee here than one would normally expect, really. >> and you mentioned, and you teed it up as you always do, making my job easy, talking about the balls and strikes. that comment. we have that particular bit of sound, and when we come out of it, i'll ask you about it, jeffrey, but here she is talking about just that topic. let's take a listen. >> we do know that not...

>> she's been forthcoming on matters that she's already talked about in the past when she was before the senate to be confirmed as solicitor general. and you've heard her yesterday talk freely about the citizen united case. i think on matters that she's already been on record, whether it's "don't ask, don't tell" or in the case of campaign finance reform -- even yesterday she volunteered she doesn't have a moral position on the death penalty. she's not morally opposed to the death penalty. i think she's been really forthcoming given some of the other nominees we've seen in the past. >> stand b...

House, for example, on the domestic policy side. so she said, look, i'm a democrat, but that's not going to drive me when i make my decisions. and republicans, some of them, will choose to believe that that will not be the case. >> all right. well, one more thing here, and i know i'm coming back. i'm going to talk to all three of you again in about 45 minutes or the bottom of the next hour. but jeffrey, one quick question to you, and certainly going to get into it more about her personality much how does a woman like this with that kind of wit that we have been talking about, that dry sense of...