away five senators, bill: adam housley strategy has to be republicans behind me, what is your sense of him achieving that? who knows. the administration will bring a lot of pressure to bear. will he? it is a hail mary pass. we can safely assume we will never hear from the survivors. bill: do you see the administration going on offense fell against anybody who does go? sure. there was a british guy writing a book and he was on 60 minutes and the administration discredited him. they outed him. they leaked a memo with his name in it. saying what he said was different in the book and what he said when he was there. sort of a he said she said. they haven t the ability to destroy the livelihood. bill: i guess in time we will
these guys who are harassing these rookies with this hazing stuff, it seems a very unprofessional. it is, but it goes on and there is always this mentality of being in professional sports he toughen up a guy and you make them stronger. you eliminate the week and you make them strong. it is something that has gone on for a long time in professional sports and the armed forces and perhaps in this day and age it doesn t work anymore. we are talking about a young man that went to stanford. speaking he may have been too smart for the rest of the guys. but thank you very much, it s great to get your thoughts on that and we will see where that goes. bill: coming up, happening now. jenna lee will be with jon scott. before some new evidence of
bill: how does this fit in the context of the ongoing nuclear talks? reporter: bill, what i think is probably more significant was the speech given yesterday by iran s supreme leader who addressed students saying that the diplomats should not be harangued for their work in these negotiations. basically they shouldn t be stonewalled, they are not compromisers, so he was really giving indications he was backing this next round of nuclear negotiations which began on thursday in geneva. he did also say the u.s. was not to be trusted. these demonstrations which stem from that hostage taking, the dramatic 444 days for american diplomats really at the heart of why the united states still doesn t trust iran. all that has one iranian journalist saying there were tens of thousands out today, 30 million people in tehran. more significant is iranians
these folks in house have been on it since day one, they understand the program and are looking like the ones you have some explaining to do. bill: right on. new details now in a shooting rampage at lax on friday. one tsa agent dead, several others wounded including the gunman. investigators say the gunman, paul ciancia said he acted alone. the airport in los angeles, what else are we learning about this young suspects planned? reporter: bill, we learned he is pre-much acting alone. that is when he was arrested at terminal 3 behind me on friday. a disturbing plan that seemingly he only knew about because one of his remit stroked him to the airport to talk about a flight other than the suspects say he had one. they didn t know where he was going to anything at all. his roommate say h they had no
to begin with honesty and we can talk about what is the right plan and there are aspects of the massachusetts plan and i think other states would be wise to adopt and states will say that i don t want that and i have a better idea. let them try those things. imposing something that in some ways resembles what we did in massachusetts, on the entire nation, it is not something, particularly doing it in a dishonest way without telling people what was entailed is something that the american people are rejecting overwhelmingly. bill: that was an interesting interview. so who is to blame for the problems with the rollout? 140 characters or less, i thought the interview is very telling, that if you do not fundamentally change the root of your argument, your second term will rock very strong language coming from the former governor of massachusetts. martha: the sprinkler ready to