hastert s federal indictment has been nothing short of breathtaking in its swiftness. his alma mater wheaton college in suburban chicago, made the decision to drop the former house speaker s name from its government and economic center named for hastert more than seven years ago. this just days after a puzzling, i mean to say the least, puzzling seven-page indictment accusing denny hastert of lying to the fbi about $1.7 million in hush money that was paid to a mysterious so-called, quote, individual a. end quote. while strongly hinting of a deeper scandal. what s not clear is why the feds went after hastert in the first place. is there more to this prosecution than meets the eye or is it just about money and taking it out of the bank and bad patterns. i want to bring in our legal analyst danny se valleys and legal analyst joey jackson back with me as well. just to be clear, no one is
i m not sure how sophisticated it is for a handful of guys with ak-47s to just start blasting away. i think the question is they were right next door to the parliament was that the initial place they were going to attack and then maybe were repelled by the security at the parliament went next door to the museum full of tourists shooting at tourists getting off the tour buses. it doesn t take much. these guys do not have to be trained as navy s.e.a.l.s to launch this attack. three of them are still at large so they must have had some plan. two of them were captured and killed in the process. tunisia supposedly correct me if i m wrong peter, the largest place, the largest contributor of terrorists to isis foreign terrorists going to isis to hook up in syria and iraq. is that right? it is. it s sort of puzzling because tunisia is one of the few countries to emerge out of the arab spring sort of relatively unscathed with a relatively peaceful transfer of power between secular and isl
yes. their rules, i m not contradicting the rules and i broke the rules. a moral issue comes in. and i said that when the manager let me go. i said, don t you think there s a moral issue here? mr. koblenzer didn t need anything for mr. koblenzer, he gave the coffee to someone. why not just give us 90 cents for the corn muffin and called it even? i would have paid it, i would have. puzzling. corporate america sometimes is. joe, thank you for joining us this, morning. good luck. thank you so much. it s a shocking statistic. 60% of liberals say they aren t proud to be americans. coming up, country star lars ha
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congress today. i think the answer is probably no. something that grand and something that sweeping, and it s a reflection half a century later about how different politics are than they were 50 years ago. mark halperin, or even 15 years ago. it s gotten so much worse so quickly. the irony is the last three presidents all ran saying the perfect diagnosis of what was wrong and with a strong belief that they were the ones to fix it. and all three of them have failed to do it. it s quite a puzzling president clinton probably because he came from arkansas and was governor so long than the other two, he probably feels this and has a better feel for the heart beat of it than anybody in the country. and yet he can give a speech but he can t change it. and what s so fascinating, john heilemann, is that those three presidents that are our last three presidents. you have to go back to the early