susan estritch. they say the president is thin skinned and more worried about perception than about policy. why did bobby jindal wait until now, months and months later to say something about this? you know, megyn that is the part i didn t get. megyn: he s promoting a book, now. you mean he s trying to sell some books on barack obama. i am shocked to hear that. maybe he s interested in a little press, you know, i mean barack obama wanted nothing more than to stop the oil spill. megyn: do you think he s making it up? do you think the governor of louisiana is making up lies about the president? no. i think he s searching in his mind for a tidbit somewhere as most authors on the road today, you know, how do i come up with a tidbit that will have enough juice to it that i can get hanna
lawyer for the mother and what happened when the child went to the emergency room. was there that enzyme there and was it tested. megyn: they are talking about a psychological response rather than a medical response. back to my legal panel. here is the question mercedes and dr. siegel touched on. why should the entire school be inconvenienced. no stray deodorant after smoo spray deodorants after football practice. nobody can spray these items while in school. if i m reading the articles correctly. the kid doesn t have a problem when he gets a hint of it. body sprays can be quite offensive. i live down the hall from a 15-year-old kid, when he puts on his body spray
paris in a fur coat and have fantastic sex. i do believe we in this country know that women have learned the message that they have to take the responsibility for their sexual satisfaction. megyn: what i thought was interesting was they said that 61% of the men say that sex is an important part of the relationship but 53% of women say it doesn t matter. so you ve got divergent the men say it s very important and the women say it doesn t matter. let those women listen to megyn and me, it does matter. this is nonsense that it doesn t matter. i don t want to walk around new york city and see dissatisfied, frustrated woman with long faces. so saying it doesn t matter megyn: what if a woman genuinely feels that way, she is just not into it any more, especially the baby boomers according to this story. how are they supposed to relight the fire? okay, first of all they should sit down right after you
being sued by your attacker, or the attacker s family. well, some district attorneys are calling this a defense attorney s dream, giving criminals a built-inch defense whenever there is a shooting. some say it would escalate the level of violence out on the public streets by letting thugs claim that they perceived a threat so they could similarly open fire. governor ed rendell is really struggling over this one. he hasn t made up his mind as to whether he s going to sign the bill into law. the nra is urging its passage, while gun control groups want a veto of it and governor rendell has about a week to make up his mind. megyn, i do want to make clear there is a caveat to this. the use of force rules are still in effect out on the public streets. in other words, if you re facing a nonlethal threat, you know you re not allowed to use lethal force if somebody slaps you in the face, for example you can t pull out a gun and kill them.
economic assistance they are usually attempting to get out of the deal. megyn: the state department statement said we are not going to get into buying into this cycle of rewarding that behavior is well timed and hits on the issue. historically we do reward this behavior. if they don t go back to the bilateral talks and hang tough on this. the closest ally in the region is china. china does not wants to see a unified korea. they don t want a democratic country on their border that s an ally with the united states. this is a step in the right direction in not giving them a quid pro quo. megyn: but normally the north misbehaves. then china and others call for a resumption of the 6-party talks. then north korea extracts a