bernie madoff. was it embarrassing for you? >> two days after i had the first book copy in my hand, i found that out. well, it was painful, obviously. >> safer: and the fact was, greenspan had never even heard of madoff. the hedge fund managing his retirement money had simply reinvested the $400,000 with madoff. >> i don't even think i read the prospectus. (laughs) i trusted the people i was turning my money over to, and i've always done that, and it's usually worked well except in this one case. >> safer: what did your wife say to you when you confessed that you'd lost part of your nest egg? >> "i told you so," 'cause i had tried to talk her into it, and she said, "i don't think so." (laughs) >> safer: what made her suspicious? >> maybe it was the word "hedge fund." >> safer: which brings us to wall street and the financial meltdown of 2008. poking through the wreckage, many experts believe the root cause was a perfect storm, a monsoon of gullibility colliding with a tidal wave of greed. >> this was a massive ponzi scheme, and

senators, bernie sanders who supports obama care and david vitter who does not. tonight republicans are jumping up and down, they're so happy, saying obama care is terrible. if you look at the actual election results, you will see a much different story. new jersey governor chris christie embraced obama care's medicaid expansion, and he won. virginia governor-elect terry mcauliffe was in a close race. he embraced obama care. he won. the gigt who spend the whole time fighting obama care, lost. there's no wonder that the president is in texas tonight arguing giving millions of people access to health insurance is a good idea. >> you have a wonderful fantasy life. >>> second, in virginia, two weeks ago terry mcauliffe was up 13 points and cuccinelli turned on the obama care issue, and he cut that lead to under three points in less than two weeks. so i would think if i were a democrat, i would be a little worried. if you look at the democratic senators up for reelection, they're not behave. in the "crossfire", senator bernie sanders, a verm independence, and republic

>> sÍ, pero bernie no me regaÑÓ. >> ¿entonces por quÉ tienes esa cara? >> sÍ, felipin, tienes cara de regaÑado. >> ¿no te dio susto la bruja? >> hÍjole, yo me tambiÉn me asustarÍa con ella. >> no, no me dio miedo, pero bernie me enseÑÓ que hice mal en burlarme de la seÑora alberta. >> ¿la seÑora alberta? >> ¿y de cuÁndo aca le dices aÍi a la bruja? >> ya no vamos a decirle asÍ, tenemos que respetar a nuestros mayores. >> ah, no. >> ah. >> ah. >> no. >> estÁ bien a tus papas, a la maestra ¿pero a la bruja? >> pero es persona mayor, bueno, eso me dijo bernie y lo peor de todo es que tengo que irle a pedir perdÓn a la seÑora alberta. >> ¿pedirle perdÓn a la bruja? pero si es una bruja fea. >> ¿cÓmo? dime que soluciÓn me traes. >> a nisa la tenemos en nuestras manos. ♪ el niÑo que vino del mar . [ locutor ] desde que jorge tiene gain con lift & lock, le encanta cómo huelen sus cosas. [ olfateando ] [ mujer ] cariño, ¿esa no es la toalla del perro? [ jadeo y gruñido ] [ gemidos ] [ locutor ] ey, mi toalla, su toalla. gain con li

sanders would get there ok well yes ross was dig into that bernie bernie suggesting that the way to save social security is simply to eliminate the cap so the bill gates pays the same percentage of his income as social security as you and i do in other words a flat tax the flat tax the republican so long it'll make the program not only solvent but it will allow you to lower the rate the the age at which people can retire by a couple of years and you can increase benefits by about ten percent if you just did that what's wrong with it well i think what it that's not what the system was set up for what's your alternative all our turn to have as well this private accounts there is raising the retirement age because as we've discussed before social security was never meant to be something that you live on for decades and decades it was supposed to be a social safety net and you pay into the system and then you get back now if bill gates is paying into the system on every dollar he earns does he then get back that amount or is it redistributed because again we're look i think what bernie

sanders would get there ok well yes well as was sticking to that bernie's bernie suggesting that the way to save social security is simply to eliminate the cap so the bill gates pays the same percentage of his income as social security as you and i do in other words a flat tax the flat tax the republican so long it'll make the program not only solvent but it will allow you to lower the rate the the age at which people can retire by a couple of years and you can increase benefits by about ten percent if you just did that what's wrong with it well i think what it that's not what the system was set up for what's your alternative all our turn it is well there's private accounts there is raising the retirement age because as we've discussed before social security was never meant to be something that you live on for decades and decades it was supposed to be a social safety net and you pay into the system and then you get back now if bill gates is paying into the system on every dollar he earns does he then get back that amount or is it redistributed because again we're looking i think what

oye ¿podemos ir a verlos, berni? >> si don eduardo no dispone otra cosa, podemos ir despuÉs de tu clase. >> dice berni que empezaremos con una clase de... ¿de equita quÉ? >> de equitaciÓn. >> bueno, pues de eso. dice que me va a enseÑar a montar a caballo con elegancia, pero yo no sÉ para que, si el chiste es que el caballo no te vaya a tumbar. >> me parece muy bien, felipe. le dirÉ a fabiÁn que los acompaÑe. >> eso estarÍa muy bien. >> esta bernarda no pierde oportunidad de andar con el fabiÁn, pero que se cuiden los dos, porque no mÁs me los cacho y... ♪. ♪. >> se portan bien, se van con cuidado. >> ay, mamÁ. >> adiÓs, mami. >> adiÓs. >> te quiero mucho. >> adiÓs, mamÁ. >> adiÓs. >> yo tambiÉn. >> adiÓs. >> adiÓs. >> ¿pero quÉ te pasa? >> oye, mami, yo no quiero que el doctor rÍos se vaya ¿eh? dile que se quede. >> bueno, yo le voy a decir, pero lo veo difÍcil. >> mÁ, me duele la panza. >> uy ¿pues quÉ te comiste? recuÉstate un ratito y ahorita te llevo un tecito ¿sÍ? >> quÉ bue

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bernie, ben, and vivian cogan. let's give them all a big round of applause. [applause] you know, senator shaheen mentioned that the former senator -- i don't know how many years he was senator. i'm feeling pretty good.

. >> pero era una broma, por favor, no le diga a bernie. >> para que aprendas, eres un escuincle mal educado y ustedes dos tambiÉn ¿eh? los seÑores de la hacienda tienen que conocer la ineptitud de esa mujer, a ver si les quedan ganas de volverse a poner con alberta gÓmez, vÁmonos, adela.

in the "crossfire" tonight, senators bernie sanders and john hoeven. it's been an incredible day on capitol hill. the founding fathers realized your opinion changes when your relative power changes. filibusters helped make the u.s. senate what they called the saucer that cooled the hot coffee coming from the house. that was by design. as of today, that's changed forever despite earlier warnings from three prominent democrats i'm sure you're going to recognize. >> if they choose to change the rules and put an end to democratic debate, then the fighting and the bitterness and the gridlock will only get worse. >> the filibuster is far from a procedural gimmick. it's part of the fabric of this institution we call the senate. >> so this president has come to the majority here in the senate and basically said change the rules. do it the way i want it done. >> you know, senator sanders, when i listened to the president today expand, and you were honest a few minutes ago and said probably you would expand the elimination of the filibuster. in moments of passio

oye, berni ¿me lo pueden traer a mi cuarto? >> usted debe sentarse en el comedor. >> felipÍn, ¿por quÉ estÁs nervioso? >> ¿yo? >> sÍ. >> no. ay, niza. >> ¿quÉ pasa, mi amor? >> te quiero mucho, mucho y tambiÉn a chiri. >> nosotros tambiÉn te queremos, pero, ¿quÉ pasa mi amor? >> nada, nada, pero promÉteme algo. >> por supuesto, ¿quÉ quieres que te prometa? >> nunca vas a dejar de quererme. >> ay, mi amor, pero cÓmo voy a dejar de quererte si eres el niÑo mÁs lindo que existe. >> promÉtemelo, por favor, niza, por favor. >> estÁ bien, te lo prometo, mi amor. >> aunque te digan cosas malas de mi, nunca dejes de quererme por favor, nunca. >> no mi amor, nunca. ♪. >> no puedo seguir en el mismo techo que mi hermana, buscarÉ donde irme mientras me caso con oscar, pero adÓnde ir, adonde, adÓnde. (risas). >> felicidades. >> te digo, te digo. >> de verdad que esta noche tÚ estÁs de suerte. >> maÑana les darÉ la oportunidad de reponerse. >> por supuesto, eh. >> maÑana nos veremos aquÍ entonces. >> pero recu

unitedhealthcare. >>> weekdays with bernie segment tonight. a provocative new column by the purveyor of goldberg.com saying conservative americans may be very disappointed in 2016. mr. goldberg joins us now from miami. number one, do you think chris christie is the leader now with three years to go -- actually, a year and a half before the campaigning starts. do you think he is ahead? >> christie? >> yeah. >> yeah. i would say. i mean, it's a million years before 2016. but, as of tonight, yeah, i do. >> all right. the frontrunner in your eyes. now -- >> -- well, let's put it this way. it's too early is to say he is the front runner. but he is learn i the flavor of the month. no question about that he is on the cover of "time" magazine. he is on the sunday talk shows. he is hat least the flavor of the month. too early to say he is the frontrunner. >> now, that et cetera is up then the classic moderate republican versus hard right republican. >> absolutely. >> okay? >> absolutely. >> isn't this -- isn't this a numbers game here now? is that -- t

bernie, what do you make of that? >> that would be like if chris brown made a psa about domestic abuse. that's unbelievable, actually. that's too good to be true. >> you know what it is? he is like their john bough lieu she on the team. they have him doing all of this stuff. he is the guy that is there to get the team pumped up. if somebody is not up to snuff he is the guy they send in to scare the crap out of him. he is like a weird enforcer. >> it is possible, but he has a history going back to college. he is a fat, violent mutton head who should have had the crap beaten out of him. the other guy, he should have just taken care of it in the locker room. just like bill schulz on the show. just take it and be quiet. you want to collect a pay scheck? paycheck? >> i was not amused. that is not the kind of guy you want to beat the crap out of. >> doesn't matter, baseball bat, take him by surprise and karate chop him in the throat. whatever you have to do to a punk like this you do. you you don't quit. >> i talked about t

. >> sÍ, berni, a mi me aventÓ cuando tratÉ de defender a mis amigos, todavÍa me duele. >> buenas tardes. he venido a buscarte nisa. necesito hablar contigo. >> fue un dÍa estupendo, oscar. ojalÁ lo pudiÉramos hacer mÁs seguido. >> y por quÉ no. basta con que sÍ lo quieras para que tus deseos sean cumplidos. pilar, mi oferta estÁ en pie. acaso lo has olvidado. >> cÓmo crees que puedo olvidarla. a partir de ese dÍa naciÓ en Íi una nueva ilusiÓn. >> entonces pilarcita, eres la mujer de mi vida, quieres casarte conmigo. >> sÍ oscar, es lo que mÁs deseo, ser tu esposa. >> ¿quÉ me ha dicho seÑora? >> cuÁnto quieres por dejar a eduardo y largarte de esta casa para siempre. ¿está bien mi abuelita? está guifeando. es que encontró buenas ofertas en kmart. no sabía que tu madre se podía mover asi. compra esta televisión por solo $249.99 y este viernes y sábado miembros pueden conseguir $10 en puntos. kmart. consigue más estas navidades. >> estoy dispuesta a darte lo que quieras, ¿cuÁnto quieres por dejar a eduardo y largarte de esta casa para siempre? >> creo que usted

algunas personas, berni? >> bueno porque son dÉbiles de carÁcter, se niegan a salir adelante. a reponerse de lo que las agobia. >> felipe, ahora que termines te espero en el despacho. >> sÍ, don eduardo. >> bueno ahora sÍ, a nuestra clase. >> ya morena, quita esa cara, por favor. >> ay, es que no se me olvida lo que me dijo ayer, seÑora. lo del niÑo. >> quizÁs sea tuyo o no. adela, mi amor, ven acÁ. oye tÚ pon otra cara que ya vienen muy buenos tiempos. >> me da gusto, seÑora. >> es que los seÑores con los que trabajo me tratan muy bien. >> quÉ bueno. siempre hay gente buena, ¿verdad, seÑora? >> si eres bueno te va bien. mira lo que son las cosas, para ti el causante de tu tristeza es un niÑo y para mÍ el causante de mi bienestar es precisamente un niÑo. quÉ tal. >> ¿dÓnde te gusta? ¿aquÍ? ¡joven! te molesto con dos cafÉs, por favor. >> me siento tan rara. >> sÍ, ya lo creo. >> creo que es la primera vez que como algo fuera de mi fonda. de repente me dan ganas de pararme y traerte el cafecito. >> lo hice precisamente para que no tuvieras que estar atendi

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we'll have much more on that in a moment with senator bernie sanders and the weather channel's bryan norcross, but first let's get you the latest on what's happening on the ground. ian williams is in manila for us today. how are the rescue and relief efforts going? >> reporter: well, they're getting under way and of course the u.s. are making their effort as well, getting marines in there typhoon's normally go. this is down in the center. that's unusual. last year there was one even farther south which is unusual which is also category 5. so this trend towards having these strong winds to the south, is that a symbol or signal of something changing in the climate or is just mother nature, we don't know at this point. >> obviously when you look over the last 10, 20 years there has been an increase in extreme weather. massive flooding in colorado, hurricane sandy last year, the hurricane in haiti, of course hurricane katrina in 2005. what is the latest thinking in the science community on the global change connection? >> well, you have a couple of different things there. in terms of the

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billionaire bernie ecclestone the formula one chief flipped his for over $71 million. that was a profit of more than $6 million. now brokers tell me two other unnamed billionaires have flipped their jets for similar amounts and two more are currently in the works. why would somebody pay $6 million over retail? well, it's time. if you order a g-650 today you won't get it until the third quarter of 2017. for some it's worth that $6 million to avoid the three-year wait. now the g-650 craze thins in stark contrast to the broader jet market which is still in a slump. delivery less than half their 2008 peak. among the richest of the rich jet setters the market is really strong right at the top. >> if you have to wait until the third quarter of 2017, it could be passe by then. >> exactly. a new jet into there could be a new jet. >> for these people $6 million is pocket change. >> please. all right. thanks very much, robert. really? all right. the biggest stock winners of the day coming up next when we continue on "power lunch." ♪ wow...look at you. i've always tried to give

. >> ¿quÉ tienes, bernie? >> nada, solo estoy contenta, filip. que duermas bien. hasta maÑana, que descanses. >> buenas noches, bernardette. >> hasta maÑana, buenas noches, adiÓs, nisa. >> adiÓs. >> nisa. >> vengo a darte las buenas noches, mi amor, dame un besito. oye ¿sabes quÉ? hablÉ con la seÑorita constanza. >> oye ¿y quÉ te dijo? ¿sigue enojada contigo? >> no, felipÍn, fue hacer las paces conmigo. >> quÉ bueno. >> oye, pero me dijo algo mÁs. >> ¿quÉ te dijo? >> me preguntÓ si yo sabÍa como habÍas entrado a esta casa. >> ¿y quÉ le dijiste, nisa? >> le dije lo que sÉ ¿por quÉ te asustas? >> no, no, por nada, no estoy asustado. >> bueno, pues entonces a dormir. >> que descanses, nisa. >> buenas noches, mi amor. >> angelito de mi guarda, mi dulce compaÑÍa, Échame un ojito, que no me vaya a descubrir la bruja porque nisa se va a poner muy triste si sabe que soy un mentiroso, Órale ¿no? >> buenas noches, melda. >> doctor rÍos ¿quÉ anda haciendo por acÁ a estas horas? lala estÁ acostando a los niÑos, no dilata, pero bueno, si tien

bernie, as far as late fall, early winter stoorms go, how big is this one? >> it's a big storm, certainly, but certainly storms we have seen in the past and typically these kind of storms produce mostly rain along the east coast with the snows across interior parts of pennsylvania be and new york state, and that's certainly what we've had with this storm. unfortunately, this storm occurred on the worst possible day, that being the busiest travel day of the year. >> ifill: so the busiest travel day of the year, in pretty big transportation corridors. where is it hitting hardest? we're talking ice in some place, rain in some place, snow in others? >> at this point right now the biggest impact has been the rain. back edge of the rain is pushing through philadelphia. we're going to continue to get soaking rains from boston all the way up toward portland, maine. at least the strong winds we had out ahead of this storm have the east for now. i-95, southern new england, up in into maine, still some sloe downs. watch yourself if you're traveling in new york state an

. >> ahÍ nos vemos, berni. ya viste cÓmo es el papÁ de casimiro. >> sÍ, dijo que lo habia mandado muy lejos ¿pero a dÓnde? >> pos quien sabe, a lo mejor es un mentiroso. >> ... casimiro y desde hace muchos dÍas no lo vemos. >> eso sÍ es cierto. >> a lo mejor sÍ es cierto que no es su papÁ. >> bueno, lo que es cierto es que a ese hombre no le importa nada lo que le suceda a ese niÑo, hay que tener mucho cuidado con Él, no vuelvan a buscarlo y menos solos. >> sÍ, porque ese hombre es muy feo ¿verdad? >> ¿cÓmo lo podemos encontrar? ♪. >> ¡ey, tÚ! chamaco. ¿a dÓnde vas? >> no sÉ. >> ¿no sabes? ¿cÓmo que no sabes? >> pues no, no sÉ. >> ¿y a dÓnde vas tan solito? ¿quÉ, tus padres no te esperan en tu casa? >> nadie, a mÍ no me espera nadie. >> Újule, pues ya somos dos. ¿por quÉ no te vienes conmigo? ¿no se te antoja una pizza? mira, yo te voy a llevar a un lugar bien bonito, te va a gustar mucho. ¿traes dinero? >> nada mÁs traigo esto. son 15 pesos. >> pues con eso te alcanza. Ánd

. >> this seems like pulling bernie madoff over for jaywalking. as opposed to what happened. >> there have been suicides about it. at least one. it's shocking and sad. >> this should be a real punishment here, people go to prison for very minor cases compared to this. they're sort of getting off scot-free. i don't think it's right. >> reporter: this after a massive investigation two years, hundreds of interviews. prosecutors apparently left the statute of limitations run out on a serious charge of securities fraud. >> there are blatant actions that would co-have been brought to light and never where. unfortunately at this point, it's too late. >> reporter: investors filed a class action lawsuit against wells fargo for its part. walter ng going through a bankruptcy. the process continues until the end of the year. >> are there words for investors? >> we'll talk after sentencing. >> reporter: many lost their homes and more. >> we invested money in a wrongful death suit against when our son died and we used that money to fund a program at childrens h

and bernie sanders from vermont was not possible to envision that in the senate. always going to be senators representing midwestern states have burned a lot of coal to get electricity, let alone senators representing states that produce a lot of oil, gas, or call that would not -- or coal that would not vote for the legislation. that would be a lot republicans that would have to be brought onboard to get to the 60 vote margin at from a perspective tom a that is not going to happen. i'd turned the question around. i became much more interested in why anybody thought this had a so, i went back and started looking at public opinion and voting patterns in the congress on environmental issues generally including things that have to do with global warming. data i putrst together. i can tell you i put this as i was doing some interviews with people who supported cap and trade and said, it is not a partisan issue. this is just common sense. anybody of goodwill would agree with this bill. what is here in the dark blue and red are scores that the leak of conversation -- co

>> no, mejor no, berni, me quiero quedar con martÍn. >> bueno, el seÑor martÍn te puede acompaÑar. >> ¿sÍ? vamos. >> claro. >> no, un momento ¿y quiÉn te quiere tomar una fotografÍa? >> ah, es un fotÓgrafo amigo del doctor ortiz. >> ¿tÚ estabas enterado, eduardo? >> sÍ, algo me comentÓ augusto. >> verÉ de quien se trata. con permiso. >> vamos. >> Órale. vente, martÍn. >> deberÍa de estar con su novia. >> prefiero estar contigo. >> eduardo. >> me encanta escuchar cÓmo dices mi nombre. >> por favor, tÚ me dijiste que ya no... >> sÉ muy bien lo que dije, pero cÓmo se lo digo a mi corazon. nisa. >> mi amor ¿por quÉ me abandonas? supongo que esta muchacha te estaba felicitando por nuestra prÓxima boda. ¿no es asÍ? >> ahorita regreso, no te me muevas de aquÍ. bueno, a ver si te puedes mover. >> ¿usted le quiere tomar una fotografÍa a felipe? >> sÍ, me encantaria. >> hum. ¿y por quÉ le interesa fotografiarlo, augusto? >> ah, porque es un evento especial, su presentaciÓn como el heredero del duque de oriol, la ocasiÓn lo amerita ¿no cree? >> hum. ¿y verdaderam

[applause] bernie ben and victoria cogan. harold and elizabeth janeway. the laborers' international union. andrea white. let's give them all a big round of applause. [applause] our sponsors, the american postal workers union. shannon shanley. alice chamberlain. max karen. andrew hosmer. molly kelly. joan lombardi. senator sylvia larsen. senator peggy gilmour. helen lowenstein. liberty mutual. jason line. national education association of new hampshire. ryan o doherty. mark fuentes. donna siouxsie. lc van buren. our table sponsors. charles kuntz. nixon fogelman. and the rest of the phone book. thank you all for sponsoring and our auction donators, owners of the notch a win in. bernie, ben, and vivian cogan. let's give them all a big round of applause. [applause] you know, senator shaheen mentioned that the former senator -- i don't know how many years he was senator. i'm feeling pretty good. he came in new hampshire the week before city elections and campaign for two candidates. one lost by 10 points even though he was an incumbent. the second lost 75% and

. >> this seems like pulling bernie madoff over for jaywalking. as opposed to what happened. >> there have been suicides about it. at least one. it's shocking and sad. >> this should be a real punishment here, people go to prison for very minor cases compared to this. they're sort of getting off scot-free. i don't think it's right. >> reporter: this after a massive investigation two years, hundreds of interviews. prosecutors apparently left the statute of limitations run out on a serious charge of securities fraud. >> there are blatant actions that would co-have been brought to light and never where. unfortunately at this point, it's too late. >> reporter: investors filed a class action lawsuit against wells fargo for its part. walter ng going through a bankruptcy. the process continues until the end of the year. >> are there words for investors? >> we'll talk after sentencing. >> reporter: many lost their homes and more. >> we invested money in a wrongful death suit against when our son died and we used that money to fund a program at childrens h

. >> this seems like pulling bernie madoff over for jay walking. >> there have been suicides, for one, it is shocking and really sad. >> there should be real punishment involved here, because a lot of people go to prison for very minor cases compared to this. they're getting off scott-free, and i don't think it is right. >> reporter: this comes after a massive fbi investigation, after more than 200 interviews. the prosecutors apparently let the statute of limitations run out on the more serious charge of limitations fraud. >> there could have been more accusations brought to light and never were, and unfortunately at this point it is too late. >> reporter: investors have filed a class action lawsuit against wells fargo for its role in the investment firms, there are civil cases, walter ing is still going through a bankruptcy. the trustee has sold off his car, jewelry and a membership at the country club. the process will continue until next year. >> walter, any words for the investors. >> so many investors lost their life savings, homes, others lost much more. >> we invested the money

. >> bernie, como le llamaban sus amigos y compaÑeros fue director de cÁmara 27 de los 50 aÑos que viviÓ. >> colaborÓ con varios programas. >> naciÓ en cuba pero se crió y educo en espaÑa. conservaba ese acento gallego y su amor por el real madrid. le sobreviven dos hijos a quienes les enviamos nuestro mÁs sentido pÉsame en nombre de todo el equipo de noticias univisiÓn. un compaÑero nuestro, parte del equipo tambiÉn. (mÚsica). ♪ ♪. >>> qué tal y muy buenos días y qué gusto que nos acompañen y qué frío! >>> no habráhabitante tanto frío como mañana, pero estamos contentos con estos días de temperaturas medias y prepárese porque no se vbaya a perder los detalles de las estampas de comida., aquí tenemos alternativas y además analizamos

at the time when he was lobbying for the sia, chairman was bernie madoff. now for the romney vetters, they liked at that and said a 30-second ad waiting to happen. bernie madoff's lobbyist paired with mitt romney. a problem. right. that's in public record. not a secret. but something. >> i am learning it for the first team now. >> most people in national politics don't know whchlt ult what it goes to. on question, he has a brother has a settlement with the sec, civil matter there are controversies around. er use about his spending as a u.s. attorney. investigated by the, department of justice inspector general and was slapped pretty hard for exceeding spending limits he was supposed to, abide by. a lot of things. matters of public record. his health. there werer use. the head vetter, said if he is not giving us the information. is there any smoking gun. maybe not. the totality of that, the questions, unanswered questions. unexmroeded landmines was way too much for him to take on. and the vice presidential possibility. chris christie has gotten a lot of atte

what bernie said at the heart of it to some degree, it's as though it's a video game. there's this lack of basic compassion, empathy, this is another human be pg, i don't treat them this way. whether the way they're raised or sosocialized. unless the prosecutors lock them up so they're afraid to do it again, this will go on. >> you have the last 20 seconds. >> watching the film with our slurs, it is just sickening to watch. people walking down the road and somebody cold cocks them. >> not for money or a sexual assault for the sheer thrill of assaulting them. >> general men, as always, thank you. >> viewers, let's go off the record for a minute. the knockout game, as you know, it is no game. it is a crime. in some instances already murder. it is urgent we wake up role models and speak out against this vicious crime. we need role models. they have a voice and they do have some influence. i called for president obama and other african-american leaders to step up and speak out because so many african-american young people are involved in it. monday i said it again right he

was a fact christie worked as a lobbyist on behalf of securities industry association at a time when bernie madoff was a senior fia official. cyst y's decision to steer contracts to donors and political allies like former attorney general john ashcroft. then there was todd christie, the governor's brother who in 2008 agreed to a settlement of civil charges by the securities & exchange commission. then again, if skeletons in christie closet derail his ambitions, it's clear there are plenty of flavors to choose electric. >> christie is very liberal. he could run as a democrat. >> i believe he is plain vanilla. ted cruz is rooty tooty fresh and fraughty. he's got fire, angst. the republican party needs somebody like ted cruz to really gin up the base and get a fire started. otherwise the republican party is dead, dead in the water. >> joining me is filmmaker alexander pelosi. great to have you on the set. >> thanks for having me. >> i always like it when we have someone say rooty tooty fresh and fruit forecasts. >> mark halperin is. >> that's what we call him offset. >> alexandra, in terms of

direcciÓn tÉcnica de la nueva imagen de univisiÓn, la que usted ve, sus colegas y amigos recordamos a bernie con mucho cariÑo y admiraciÓn. le sobreviven dos hijos, diego y rodrigo. >>> ya que hablas de sus hijos, creo que sus hijos deben saber que su padre viviÓ a su manera, lo recordarÉ como la Última vez que lo vi, yÉndose en su motocicleta. libre, y feliz por ser el maestro de su propia vida. >>> que en paz descanse. ♪. ♪. >> ¿adÓnde vas? ¿adÓnde? >> muy lejos. >> ¿dÓnde estÁ mi niÑa, miguel? >> supongo que han venido por lo de la hija de mi hermano, ¿no es asÍ? >> sÍ, supone bien, don miguel. ¿la tiene Él? >> sÍ, mi hermano octavio tiene a la niÑa. >> ¿quÉ broma es esta, nilda? >> no es ninguna broma. >> ah, ahora comprendo, por eso querÍas el dinero, ¿no? >> sÍ, para irme. >> ¿y cÓmo has conseguido ahora el dinero, utilizando el procedimiento que usabas cuando te conocÍ?

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joining me now, senator bernie sanders. what is your reaction to the president's statements today? >> my reaction is that the president did the right thing politically in saying that, look, i made a promise to you, i should have phrased it in a different way. but i made that promise and i'm going to keep that promise. you can keep your health care plan. what he should have said is that many people on the individual market have totally disastrous and inadequate health care plans. and as a nation, we should not be proud that people have quote/unquote health insurance, think they're covered, and then when they end up in the hospital, they find that they have at most, a few thousand dollars in coverage. so what he is saying is, yeah, i should have been more nuanced. you can keep that. but i am demanding that the insurance companies now tell you that in many instances, if you go to the exchange, you're going to be able to find a more comprehensive, better health care program, and perhaps at lower costs. that's a step forward. but the main point, and you made this point earlier, chris. i

vetters worked at it he worked for bernie madoff trying to keep financial fraud out of the new jersey state consumer protection law. they had stuff about his brother in an s.e.c. settlement. they saw stuff about spending patterns that the federal inspector general had investigated him for that he had gone around the country and violated spending limits. much of that was in the public record but not widely known. >> what did they consider the most troubling part of christie's past? >> they all liked chris christie. the reason why he got considered, romney looked at this stuff and said i don't apartment sarah palin-like situation where i pick someone and their controversies are the story for three weeks into and fast convention. they looked at this stuff and different people on romney's team seized on different things. one of his advisors said to governor romney all this stuff has been looked at. it's true but governor romney was smart now know being looked at in a governor's race ain't the same as if you're on the ticket. >> we'll talk about this coming up. i'll give you a tease. don't