outside of baseball, or whether it s a-rod who already hadn t endeared himself to his teammates going back years after he would stay at separate hotels rooms and separate entourage he had reached this diva status and as he s on his way down, you know, apparently lying to major league baseball, like leeking documents to get others on his way down. it s such a sort dids affair, it only validates the tough stand that baseball is taking and my hope is as a fan and dad of fans, is that there s just this incredible stain associated with steroids and peds that becomes sort of final. you know, i had hoped it would be final in the the 90s but it wasn t. whats they guys did is got a little more sophisticated about how to avoid and use it. i hope this will sort of break it. let s hope so. speaking of sordid affairs, filner.
alignment of dick cheney saying that he s a traitor aligned with some members of the left who also say he s gone against our laws and should be prosecuted as such. the politics are fascinating. it s splitting in all sorts of different ways. but it seems pretty obvious on the face of it that this man broke the law. as a contractor he s in the national security intelligence system. he s bound by very strict laws. others clearly broken them. and if the reports out of china are true, out of the south china morning post, he s been handing some of those secrets to a foreign government. you know, i don t know how his defense lawyers could ever stand that up in a court of law. well so, snowden denied that he d been in contact with the chinese government in his chat today, but i agree with richard that on the strict definition of the law he did break it. but i do think this debate over whether he s a traitor or a hero or brave or not is sort of a distraction. and he made the point as well
alignment of dick cheney saying that he s a traitor aligned with some members of the left who also say he s gone against our laws and should be prosecuted as such. the politics are fascinating. it s splitting in all sorts of different ways. but it seems pretty obvious on the face of it that this man broke the law. as a contractor he s in the national security intelligence system. he s bound by very strict laws. others clearly broken them. and if the reports out of china are true, out of the south china morning post, he s been handing some of those secrets to a foreign government. you know, i don t know how his defense lawyers could ever stand that up in a court of law. well so, snowden denied that he d been in contact with the chinese government niz chat today, but i agree with richard that on the strict definition of the law he did break it. but i do think this debate over whether he s a traitor or a hero or brave or not is sort of a distraction. and he made the point as well, w
right now worcester, massachusetts warning from devol patrick stay home. governor ordered the folks off the road by 4:00 p.m. first such ban in 35 years. it applies to all nonessential vehicles. break it, and you could face up to a year in jail and a $500 fine. first alert forecasters say 2 to 3 feet of snow could fall in many parts of that state. the worst of this potentially historic blizzard is now just a couple of hours from eastern new england. they say folks should expect pelting snow, winds at up to 75 miles per hour. flooding, and a storm surge pounding the coast. the entire region under alert tonight and tomorrow. molly line is our new england based correspondent and is live in boston for us tonight. it appears people are taking governor patrick s warning very seriously.
one of those rich guys that is shady along the lines, has got offshore accounts, that, you know, doesn t and i have to tell you, this is devastating stuff. i really, really believe it. this has been a tremendously, tremendously bad week for romney. jon meacham. one interesting thing this morning for true inside baseball is the story about bain around a-13 of the new york times in print which is an interesting call. now, the boston globe helped break it. there s always some there s that. a good point. there s always that, but michael steele, if you were in the romney campaign this morning, how would you be feeling? a little bit concerned because i think to both donny s point and joe s question about the interesting nature of this story, you don t want a story like this to be interesting. you want this story to go away. and they ve not done a good job