morning joe. already there s chatter about whose infidelities are more forgivable, spitzer s which are arguably a crime, weiner s which were creepier. this misses a crucial point. both men fell as speak tack colorly as they did not because they got caught with their pants down. but because none of their colleagues liked them much even with their pants pup thp accident clinton s reservoirs of charm or goodwill to tap. spitzer though an effective attorney general was shaping up to be a self-righteous, self-defeating disaster of a governor and weiner was a sound bite and a makeup kit in search of the nearest camera. wow. few people had a huge stake or interest in propping either of them in doing damage control. that s a good point, willie, especially because, you know, a lot of washington and politics is about leveraging relationships and making sure that you have a reservoir of goodwill and none of them had it ultimately when the clips were down. they were standing there alone at t
and now of course in custody for ald murder. back t alleged murder. jon: he wound up on jimmy similar he will s show as a result of that whole strange internet thing, right? reporter: he became famous by it. what this might be indicative of too is the fact that he maybe underestimated how famous he was. law enforcement started watching, they saw clues in the video, things didn t really add up. jon: thank you very much harris faulkner. reporter: sure. arthel: jon right now new reaction to the capture of an alleged cia agent accused of spying in russia. ryan fogel was arrested in moscow this week. the u.s. embassy official is accused of trying to recruit a russian intelligence agent. the russians releasing video of fogel, showing he had two wigs, a makeup kit, a compass and a map of moscow. new york post editorial peter brooks is here, he writes, you re saying there is a message