june 30 deadline is pretty quick at the pace the ethics committee would typically work. we shall see. kelly o donnell, thank you. josh green, quite the week for you. tim geithner, a huge profile. still a must-read, and eric massa, thanks for joining us. outgoing patrick kennedy has something to say about the massa scand scandal, too. we re going to have that next on the side show, only on msnbc. thl make these savings even more memorable. gecko: all right. gecko: good driver discounts. now that s the stuff.? boss: how bout this? gecko: .they re the bee s knees? boss: or this? gecko: sir, how bout just fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. boss: ha, yeah, good luck with that catching on! anncr: geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.
i think so. a i got a tip about a former campaign manager back in 2006, where there was that s an election he lost. when he first ran for congress. but weird lawsuit where he made allegations against a campaign manager that he later retracted about making a pass at his son. all sorts of weird things. when the story cropped up again last week and i got back in touch with some of these people that led to his navy colleagues. now we see the whole line of people who have been groped, or had strange encounters with massa. you got a lot of these maybe colleagues to go on the record with you about his behavior. i guess my question is, what explanation do they give to you, why didn t they go to their to eric massa s senior officer and say, hey, he s doing this? why not report it at the time? i think the main thing was
she said that the issue that had been referred to her office back in october of last year was a minor issue that repeated something that had been written in a newspaper article. she was talking about this article from the evening tribune out of hornell, new york. the article is not critical of mr. massa. it is a day in the life piece. he s shadowed by a reporter. it describes him living in a townhouse with admittedly poorly paid staffers to save them all money. still, though, the house voted almost unanimously to let the ethics committee de-sid whether and how to investigate whether allegations regarding mr. massa were dealt with appropriately, that s even though mr. massa himself would not be the subject of any investigation because he is no longer a member of the house. you could almost smell how excited the republicans were to make this an anti-democratic leadership issue today. they were very excited about that prospect for some number of minutes this afternoon. for some of those
in october of last year was a minor issue that repeated something that had been written in a newspaper article. she was talking about this article from the evening tribune out of hornell, new york. it is a day in the life piece. it describes him living in a townhouse with admittedly poorly paid staffers to save them all money. the house voted almost unanimously to let the ethics committee to investigate whether allegations regarding mr. massa were dealt with appropriately, he would not be the subject of an investigation because he is no longer a member of the house. you could almost smell how excited the republicans were to make this an anti-democratic leadership issue today. they were excited about that prospect for some number of minutes this afternoon. for some of those minutes i was actually inside the u.s. capitol
try to pick out a tweet of the day and from one man with scandal to another man with scandal, john edwards, this one comes in from jill. she s in fairfield, connecticut. she said, people whenever it starts with people it s not nice. people, i am sick of hearing about john edwards and andrew young and congressman massa and then proceeded to cc it to everybody. so, people, she s sick of it. and we re going to keep covering it, i m sorry. let me know what you think. twitter.msnbc.com. that does it for me this hour. i m tamron hall. it has been a pleasure. i ll see you back here at 2:00 p.m. eastern. we re going to have a new look at the youngest americans known as millenials and we ll talk about the impact they will have. therefore, we re not talking about some of those things that jill campaigned about. contessa brewer picks up the story. what do you have? i ve been known to start a message with people, too, and usually it s because i m really frustrated. people