you think maybe they had something to this investigation? i think that s, you know, investigate benghazi, that s what i say, tom. isn t it ironic, greg, that all of this time the administration keeps talking about phony scandals. we ve been witnessing phone ji candles with the phony outrage. there is no more racism. the fact is, racism, we might as well say there s no more racism because racism is so small. it s trumped by the phony charges of racismnt of where it doesn t exist. i ve got to get bill into this because we don t have much time. you ended up at a phony sandals. you bought you should have known it was really cheap. well, it said for couples only. i should have known there. i would argue this isn t offensive to people of color at all. what was the guy doing? he was wearing it as a cape.
if it was another politician who was fabulous, maybe you would want to weigh what he could bring to the table against those indiscretions. with weiner, you look at it and say what is this guy doing, other than stroking his ego? men and their egos. make sure you head over to our page onfa facebook and shar your well wishes for krystal and abby. up next, war and peace restarting middle east peace talks as bloodshed in egypt escalates. ambassador mark ginsburg joins us next. [ male announcer ] these days, a small business can save by sharing.
our wounded special operations forces and we have a new program through the assisted living federation of america to provide end of life flights for our world war ii veterans which is special these days. and fletcher doesn t have a military connection but just a great heart. thank you for being with us. our best to joshua and the rest of your children. all her kids and have husband has been able to fly that 3,000 miles. fletcher thank you for being with us this morning. the best to you always. thank you. the man that killed 13 soldiers at fort hood says the u.s. military is at war with islam. one of the victims that was shot seven times is here to respond to those outrageous allegations. plus, what in the world is this guy doing and does he really think he s going to shimmy out the window on sheets? we ll explain that video in just a little bit.
that s funny. he was criticize and he later did apologize for making the joke lisa, any possibility from the get-go she just looked at that and said what is this guy doing in my courtroom? i don t think so. it was a false note, but throughout the testimony he has done a great job of keeping calm, sometimes tying up the witnesses in knots and look, this is not a tea party. it s not about getting the judge to like you. it s not about getting the attorneys to like you. he s trying to defend his client and make a record in the event the client is convicted. to do that he s got to say certain things in the courtroom even if he thinks it will get pushback from the judge. she makes reference to the rules of professional conduct. he s not going to get any trouble. he hasn t actually crossed that line, i don t think. i think the four of us are saying that the lawyering has pretty strong in the case thus far.
that s funny. he was criticized and he later did apologize for pealing the joke. any possibility from the get-go she just liked at that and said what is this guy doing in my courtroom? i don t think so. it was a false note, but throughout the testimony he s sometimes tying the witnesses up on knots and, look, this is a murder trial. it s not a tea party. it s not about getting the judge to like you. it s not about getting the attorneys to like you. he s trying to defend his client and make a record in the event the client is convicted. to do that he s got to say certain things in the courtroom even if he thinks it will get pushback from the judge. she makes reference to the rules of professional conduct. he s not going to get any trouble. he hasn t crossed that line, i don t think. i think the four of us are saying that the lawyering has pretty strong.