real pressure. i think sepp blatter s position is completely untenable even though he s going to win re-election. how can he oversee an organization in which half its members are being indicted on criminal charges for bribery and corruption. so much more there as crystal was rightly pointing out, humanitarian issues. loretta lynch has pushed the u.s. to its sort of maximum power to grab people who aren t american. most of these crimes happened overseas. they can t do more but hopefully others will internationally when you look at the problems. matthew garin, thanks for joining us. more a check on the storm that ravaged parts of the south and parts of the area. not out of the woods yet. we ll go thrive houston yet. a big week in politics. tonight one more republican entering the frey and another saying he ll take a backseat at one of the country s key swing states. we ll tell you ympblgts and the college student who went viral with her question for jeb bush on isis. she has a new
that is how we ended up with a vice president who responded to somebody giving him a hard time about the halliburton thing on the floor of the senate by telling that united states senate, on the floor of the united states senate, go bleep yourself, senator. reflecting back on his vice presidency after leaving office, mr. cheney looked back on the go bleep yourself moment fondly. it s sort of the best thing i ever did. but, oh, dick cheney, how do you narrow it down when you ve done so much? mr. cheney, you are the most astonishing figure in american politics. we expect some people to be very, very radical in american politics. we have a wide-ranging, wide-open, unconstrained political system. we expect some people to be really radical. we also expect some people to unexpectedly gain power in politics. but there is nobody who approaches your combination of maximum power and maximum