there is a hospital there. it s really hard to see how this could have apartmented. thit leaves the united state in a very difficult legal position. beyond that, moral position. how do you continue to justify this position. when from time to time the united states gets it wrong? well, you know, we ve been seeing this for years now in afghanistan. and it is a great propaganda ploy from the taliban in an area where the taliban was not expected to show this type of strength. the fact they could take the city to begin with was shocking. now you have a situation in which the united states in the position of having to apologize, and really should be apologizing profusely, sort of the meek statements about accidents need to be replaced by serious
did it. he said that and then he started apologizing profusely. once you apologize you re saying you re wrong. he should not have done that. i m if i was representing him. with all of that being said, he should have revealed it. but he s always treated me nicely. when people treat me nicely i have to be respectful. that s why i like you folks. but you were in that being treated with respect because what you ve done for us he said brit hume thinks he ll not sure he ll recover any time soon, would you say that? there nigmight be a credibility issue? that s his world. i think he will recover but it will take time. i think brit hume said he can recover, but it s going to take a period of time. the apology was a pretty profuse apology and he s done it three or four times. sometimes you have to stop apologizing, get back to work,
our top story this morning. the developing political firestorm surrounding new jersey governor chris christie. i m jon scott. hi, everybody, i m jenna lee. you didn t get any new jersey style fight? jon: a little hand surgery after the show. jenna: want to bet it out of the way in case anyone had any questions. jon: trigger finger if anybody knows. jenna: surgery yesterday. back on set today. dedication, jon. jon: thank you. jenna: jon s recovering. he is all right. jon: i just can t type. we ll turn to what is going on in new jersey. more documents regarding the bridge traffic scandal apparently carried out by members of governor christie s staff to punish a political rival. the governor apologizing profusely yesterday in a marathon two-hour news conference. you saw part of that on our show, denying any knowledge of the scheme, the whole saga putting the potential 2016 presidential candidate under intense scrutiny. listen to karl rove last night on the record. if that all turn
crumble. and how many more homes could this thing possibly swallow? look how fast and how big this sinkhole is becoming by second. families fleeing for their lives now and we are live on the scene. hello. i m ash ban field. welcome to legal view. in about 90 minutes the house of representatives is going to vote on a republican bill called a fix. at least a fix to one aspect to the president s signature health care law. the critics say, this is no fix, this is a gutting of a major part of obama care. and all of it comes one day after the president took the blame for the botched rollout. apologizing profusely. and offering a bit of an adjustment. if you like your health care plan, you may be able to keep it. however, only for about a year. our chief congressional correspondent dana bash joins us
seemed fairly benign. bob woodward is saying he felt threatened about it. he felt threatened. gene sperling is about this high, and he starts out he starts out he starts out right. he starts out his threatening e-mail by apologizing profusely. and saying my bad. not very good a threat. i have been on the receiving end of threatening phone calls from various white houses. they don t sound like that. they don t say my bad. the biggest problem for bob woodward, and obviously he has a great body of work behind him, and that brings him a lot of respect, but he is making himself look foolish. he is hyping up this e-mail, which hurts his credibility. he has got the wrong end of the stick about the sequester. the sequester wasn t the goal of the policy. it was a means to an end. he should be able to figure that out. on top of that, he, of all people, as meticulous as he is, should know that the phrase moving the goal posts was exactly how the republican leadership characteriz