journalism, to be honest with you. i think as a story, i don t know, though, that it s this big of a story on the front page. there s two more pages inside on it. and two more pages inside. mark mckinnon, you know, i actually tried to be the guy that talked to kids that other people weren t talking to. that said, when you re 14, 15, 16, i m not defending romney. again, i m just talking about journalism here. we ve all done some pretty stupid things before. and i wonder whether it in the middle of a presidential campaign warrants three full pages. well, you know, it means that none of us could run for president. who would want to run for president, though? it means nobody can run for president. when you look at, you know, what our public life looks like today, good people aren t going into public service anymore. i was told the other day that the number of women running for
with msnbc analyst and former president of the rnc michael steele. also, mark mckinnon. political editor and white house correspondent for the huffington post sam stein, suffering through one of the more miserable slides in red sox history. recently at least. it s terrible. also in new york, willie geist along with the executive editor at random house, pulitzer prize-winning historian and former red sox shortstop, jon meacham. good to see you guys. let me ask all of you, and sam, since you re youngest and can remember your middle school days, there s a big story in the washington post talking about how huge story actually about how mitt romney was not only a prankster, but that he was a bully. and the new york times is actually running it on the first page, that romney is having to