coming up, there s a new front line in the battle over sexual assaults in the u.s. military. the senate armed services committee is looking on legislation to help protect members of our military from abuse, but one key provision is being tripped center the bill. plus, feeding big government paranoia. ed snowden is on the lam, of course. he s running literally for his life. that s the thinking according to ron paul who says he s worried that the american government is going to kill snowden with a drone strike. okay? and money talk. new york mayor mike bloomberg is asking big donors to withhold making donations to democrats in the senate who didn t vote in favor of the gun safety bill. but really is going after democrats the smart strategy? and bill clinton received a bill award yesterday. that s in the sideshow coming up. this is hardball, the place for politics. want younger looking eyes that say wow? with olay, here s how.
commander by the way last weekend. still it s a systemic issue. that s why it needs. why is it a systemic issue. part of it is because they have to go and prosecute these cases and go to a brigade commander. this behavior isn t systemic. people don t join to become rapists, do they. no, they don t. it s the same percentage as in the civilian sector. but as you know, the military should be a higher standard. i would think so. people should take the oath seriously. thank you for the expertise. up next with the late night comedians have to say about what s been happening at the nsa. this is hardball, the place for politics. you make a great team.
2350u67 witnesses and their attorneys to prepare answers to likely questions and device testimony consistent with the narrative that previous witnesses presented to committee investigators. when you think about it, the last person in congress with the standing, the credibility that keeps anyone else of devising a narrative is one darrell issa who seems to have built a campaign here. you and i have been around in this business for a long time. i see a pattern of career here. it s the old pattern of using the investigative committee, mccarthy and nixon did it. it seems to be issa s strategy. why do the american people like the investigator today more than perhaps the constructive legislator? first of all, this morning i was talking to a friend of mine. how do you show your face. we can t tell people what s going on after again. he s a fool. you know, it s obvious that they know what happened in this. they ve interviewed everybody. of course the white house didn t dictate this or anyt
the government when they understand all these agencies are usually at war with each other and congress is elected and the courts appointed and the president s elected and they keep treating our government like it s a regime the a they re talking. your thoughts? like it was imposed from mars. but this has always been with us. there s always been a paranoid tinge tong america politics. now we have the megaphones especially on the right and the left too. you have people pair anyway ya is what people do instead of thinking. you know? i mean, there s cause for concern with the kind of data mining we do. it needs to be monitored. that s for sure. but it isn t a plot against the people. it just isn t. there s no evidence. it really drives me crazy. who are these americans? turn coats, benedict arnolds are in the field against us. what are you supposed to do to them? i think there s a legitimate policy. don t you shoot back when people are shooting at you. constitutional rights whe