know, the new jersey assembly just formed a special committee yesterday to go about investigating the bridge scandal. now, what we understand from the new jersey assembly is that nothing will move forward until thursday when there s a voting session to reauthorize subpoena power for that committee. so more details to come on thursday, wolf. the investigations continuing, some of them only just beginning. thank you, erin. let s bring in our chief political analyst, gloria borger. gloria, what does he need to say in two hours when he addresses the folks in new jersey, and people will be watching all over the country. he needs to talk to the people of new jersey about the job he s doing for them as governor and the job he intends to do for them as governor. i m not sure whether he needs to make a direct reference to the scandal. he can make an oblique reference. and as erin was pointing out, he can say, i m committed to working in a bipartisan way, i m not going to let petty politics
we will fight the church. evil designs in the churches. well, those are the views of this 25-year-old, so extreme. muslims banned him from two mosques and an internet video shows his violent confrontation with protesters from the controversial westboro baptist church. the kosovo native was busted in an f.b.i. sting last weekend accused of planning to use car bombs and assault weapons to attack multiple targets in tampa. late last night, republican leader of new jersey assembly suddenly died at the statehouse. the 75-year-old collapsed in the men s room moments after they held their final voting session. governor chris christie returned to the state capital at midnight. he s postponing his state of the state speech. he served the assembly since 1979. his 76th birthday just two days from now. president obama s chief of staff william daley on his way out now. he resigned after one year on the job. the president reportedly did not see this one coming even though
intimidation case. he has become the subject of attack for speaking out on what he said he witnessed while at the department of justice. the u.s. commission on civil rights, which is an independent bi-partisan government agency is looking into the dismissal of this new black panthers case and it held a hearing just this morning in which j. christian adams testified. adams telling the commission that many justice department attorneys openly oppose pursuing any voter intimidation case necessary which white victims white voters happen to be the victims. this person comes to mr. coats and he says, i m not going to work on the case, because i didn t join the voting session to sue black people. megyn: according to mr. adams, there is more than just one person who feels that way. in fact he says it s a mandate not to pursue such cases. ashley taylor is a member of that commission and the former deputy attorney general of virginia. ashley, thank you so much for being here with us. you know