inspections, to even sure theyat stockpiles of uranium are diluted or shipped offshore for safekeeping, such as russia. so there would be greater visibility into the iranian cluk year program and it s allies provided there s u.n. come compliance and if iran comes clean about its past military nuclear work. they haven t done that in the course of these negotiations, they were supposed to. and we haven t heard from our officials or the iranian or eu officials if that s part of the deal. they said right here, that it was a lot of peaceful amy homes is a former speech writer for senator bill frist do you have any apprehensions about this deal as far as what we have heard so far? i think we all should.
mayor bloomberg so what did mayor bloomberg finally step up and do recently? he said i m not going to have my police officers arresting people for spending the night in jail for marijuana possession. you just connected pot and prostitution. my mother is very proud of this segment. let s go ahead and get to the brain trust. are you still with? till friday. she s now with msnbc.com. david is still with the washington post. amy homes and anchor at the blaze. good to see all three of you. shame on you for those who don t join us regularly. the thing that we do is called biggest brain. at the end of the segment whoever makes the best points
may be dish ququalified since ye an msnbc employee now. david, i didn t spend enough time talking to you today. but on prostitution quite all right. i m not an expert on prostitution. thank you for clearing that up. almost by default, amy holmes who is also quick to correct the host earlier today, which i always enjoy amy is our biggest brain and gets a few seconds here to talk about whatever she wants. craig, that s so grudging. go ahead, talk. some food for thought. it has got to scorch to entertain ugly thoughts and ugly behavior. a court will decide that. of course, i refer to paula turduken dean. it was late and i was playing solitaire. she let me introduce my college
need to stick a fork in her yet, she may not be done. i think i said on the food network, if she might be done. stories already. outrage on the facebook page in support of her outrage that she was fired and visit savannah a, chamber of commerce down there sort of sweeted o ee eed out. i think there are people who will support her. she has cookbooks and restaurants in vegas that she still runs and her shows are going to be on. still room for comeback there. david from washington post amy holmes, this is the second time you ve won it. thank you, craig. you win it three times there s a car. is there? really, under my chair? thank you for watching. i ll be back tomorrow 3:00 eastern time. up next on the other side of this break, disrupt with karen finney.
i want to talk about what we were talking about in the break. the way that paula dean handled the fallout. again, oft aentimes, the crime itself is bad, but the way that the crime is handled is even worse. would you have done anything differently? well, she waited a few days to deal with it. she could have gone a lot more correctly and directly and i think in the case of these sorts of things, she had an appointment to go on to today show with matt lauer and came on direct and accounted for her feelings. i was raised in a certain time and i m still working through this and i apologize to everyone that i hurt. she didn t show up, which made its own story. she made a video, two videos throughout the day. if i were a pr person right now, i would be calling her and asking her to take pity on herself. david, really quickly before i get out of here, what do you make of this idea that amy holmes brought up before the break that this may not be, forgive the pun, but we may not