challenging to american diplomatic personnel. what s the feeling on the ground where you are? reporter: well, near the u.s. embassy, i can tell you that security is definitely on a much more heightened state of alert. we went out a short while ago to film a little bit and beyond what we ve seen in the past, it was very difficult as soon as we came, we were approached by both plain clothes officers as well as the army and the police. it gives you a sense of the anxiety. you re right. over the course of the last two years, prior to the revolutions in the arab springs, the american embassy was heavily fortified. after the arab spring, people demanded the streets be opened up, that they shouldn t have the kind of protection these were afforded. we saw these protests became closer and closer to the embassy walls. that became dangerous all the way back to september 11th when chris stevens was killed in benghazi. the u.s. embassy here in egypt had a very scary situation with
tough questions including several reports that bill and hillary clinton are none too pleased with his behavior. a lot of people wouldn t want to annoy their wife s boss. but your wife s boss is hillary clinton. does that add something extra to the equation, and have you heard directly from either hillary or bill? no, not recently. and i don t i have no reason to believe she s annoyed. yes, mr. weiner, whatever would annoy the former first lady turned presumptive democratic nominee for president. in any case, what is clear is is he may just be defiant enough to stick this thing out. what is unclear is whether he will be able to find a job helping hillary clinton when the circus finally comes to an end very soon. stay with us. the day s top lines are coming up. isn t that right, mr. powell? we need white people, we need brown people, we need black people, people with ponytails, people with tattoos, people without toots.
error. and let s be honest. mitch mcconnell is a terrifying machine in kentucky. he is still the incumbent. still has the resources behind him. it s still a very red state. if he wins the primary and he probably will, i think rund gren grimes might give him a good run for his money but i doubt she ll win. speaking of kentucky, senator rand paul attended a forum this week for young conservatives who greeted him with chants of president paul, president paul. he had some very sharp comments about his party and who is actually leading it. take a listen to this, jim. they re presiding over a dying party. they re presiding over an all-white dying everybody s in a tie, everybody belongs to the chamber of commerce. i love business but the thing is, i tell people we need white people, we need brown people, we need black people. we need people with ponytails,
country actually creates jobs in our country and we have to be more and more keked. we will be more and more connected with the global economy for sure. the republican governors you speak with can t be happy with their representation in congress though, can they? i think there s a general frustration. you re being extremely polite, sir. you re being extremely polite. you don t need to be. tell us what you really think of these people. these are the least productive workers in america. we don t spend a lot of time thinking about it. the honest truth is, we don t spend a lot of time thinking about it. i realize there are plenty of people inside washington who think that the world revolves around washington. it doesn t. there s a lot of good work being done in states across the country. and i think one of the advantages of being a governor is we get to focus on the issues that really matter most to people. we re not measured based on the quality of the speech we give or rhetoric.
if anyone drops their pants when you re talking, it s always distracting let s get right to our panel. joining us is julia yoffey of the new republic magazine and contributor jimmy williams. jimmy, the tea party in your native state of south carolina have the knifes out for lindsey graham. tell us who the citadel graduate is who is announcing her candidacy i believe tomorrow. is that right? she is at the berkeley county gop luncheon. her name is nancy mace. she is a fellow citadel graduate, the first female graduate from the citadel i m proud to say. she is a businesswoman, a mom. she is she s an author. she s a spit fire. and there are a lot of people that are really still ticked off at lindsey graham for going after rand paul s filibuster on drones. that really disendeared him with a lot of the liberty movement and the tea party movement.