yeah, i see it exactly as she says it, but more of the same. they re throwing darts at the dart board and just can t hit the bull s eye with this guy. he is making their case for them. yeah, so i still don t think they can do anymore than they have already done. and the rules in canada are different than the united states. but you know, in the beginning, let me draw a comparison. the infamous mayor of san diego. it looked in the beginning like you know, he was going to stand firm and weather the storm. they were not going to be able to force him to resign. and in the evidence, the evidence just kept building and mounting. and he had to resign. in fact, he had to plead to one particular crime. right, our laws are different, though, as far as kicking mayors out. in toronto, i don t know if it is that way all over canada, but john is right, you have to murder six people in front of others, before you get kicked out. otherwise you get a reprimand.
with is it. every day in the white house briefings they are being asked what is the white house think? anthony weiner, and the white house doesn t have an opinion. or they ask debbie wasserman schultz, chairman of the democratic party and a woman, and she doesn t have an opinion. it took debbie wasserman schultz a full month to say bob philner, mayor of san diego, a gropeer and is literally sticking his hands down the shirts and pants of women who work for him to say he should resign. he s going to sex rehab which i don t believe will help, for two weeks for not giving up his mayoral job. supposedly that is going to cure him. gretchen: some of the campaign people i think within the anthony weiner campaign, even a woman staffer was saying
in two major cities, politicians behaving badly. bob filner, mayor of san diego, refusing to seek counseling despite sexual harassment allegations. and in new york, mayoral candidate anthony weiner refusing to drop out of the campaign. first, dana bash with the latest on the weiner sexting scandal. good morning, dana. reporter: good morning. generally when politicians, members of their own party are trying to push them to resign or pull out of the race, they try to be diplomatic, but not with anthony weiner. prominent democrats call his candidacy absurd, and even worse, never mind weiner s own campaign aide is quitting in disgust. it s never a good day when the divide running your campaign runs for the door. danny left the campaign. he did a remarkable job. we have an excellent staff. reporter: anthony weiner s campaign manager quit, but in a new interview with the staten island advance, he insists he s not going anywhere.