stein, political editor of the huffington post and msnbc contributor and bob shah rump, daily beast columnist and nyu professor. what is the staff-up of the ready for hillary super pac tell you? i think it recognize the reality of where we are at. 91% of democrats in a recent poll think she is going to be the nominee. 70 to 75% of them in most polls favor her as the nominee. so i think that that s the real i and my own belief, the president suspects she will run, i think that s lovely word, i actually think she will run and i think under those circumstances, that joe biden probably in the end won t run. and there s no barack obama waiting in the wings who could stop hillary clinton. sam is there any chance supporters are doing too much too early? i guess there s a chance that they might turn her off. i think is because of the crazy campaign finance system we are working with raise millions and millions of dollars prior to
economy that has tipped the balance toward those who want to see a closer relationship with western europe. so i think that it is that we are in a very sobering moment. i do not agree with the notion that we should not have enlarged nato, and should not have brought poland in and these others burk i do believe that we have to understand that when you get right up gaiagainst the rusn border in places like georgia and ukraine, you have to really think very carefully about those kinds of moves. well, it is a sobering assessment from both of you and that what is happening in crimea, a tie theny corner of ukraine has implications of the region and very much beyond. and thank you, stephen cohen who is nyu professor, and princeton emeritus and christopher hill. and now just a few days ago
consultant. brian: nyu professor. steve: he says he doesn t need to run for mayor, mr. wiener. he needs to go to counseling. white house insider says put a fork in wiener. enough already. and the new york times says mr. wiener has disqualified himself. gretchen: i don t understand why they would come out publicly and decide that this was the time for him to reenter politics. i don t know how you psychologically do that brian: there is no we. it s he. he had $4 million he had to give up and give back unless he wanted to use it. plus he raised 836,000 since he said i m healed and i want to become mayor. on top of that, after facebook and he starts this relationship with her where they have this very explicit relationship, he promises her a job at politico and a con did he in chicago! where does he get this influence and money? steve: remember issues of it in the form kind of as a bribe because he said you got to delete all that stuff. we got to get rid of all the evidence.
politicians tend to say what it takes to get them to the oval office and read their constituencies and the constituencies they need to read rather differently than what they do when in office. and it seems to be more in incumbent from an explanatory perspective to look at obama s behavior after 2009 than before it. josh, the other thing is, we talk a lot about what will happen to edward snowden but it is actually i agree with jay rosen, the nyu professor here, it is more about the cass kate effect after snowden. to some degree i had think this is really prompting an examination of the legal infrastructure that allows to us do this. what i have determined from my in-depth research, but what i have learned from reading about this is that the terms that sort of justify these actions are incredibly vague, whether it s like imminent threat that justifies drone strikes, whether it s access to the internet which is basically what the u.s. government s case against bradley manning s sort o
breeches. thwarting these thieves have become big business. it s something to consider if you are on the job. keeping an eye on your credit and make sure everything is straight. patti ann? all right heather. an nyu professor gives a whiney student a tough lesson on life. the student complained the marketing professor about being kicked out of class after he showed up an hour late. well galloway s response originally said is going viral on-line. you are an on nonmouse stanonym student who is regretting his send button. i hope you register pause real pause and take to heart in what i tell you. get your blank together. having some respect and manners are key elements of success. since this e-mail went viral the professor is getting an e-mail about every three minutes from people expressing either anger