second is the fact that the whistleblower it really started this, emily miller comp everybody said emily miller started this. the whistleblower was tom rogers and native american involved in native american issued in the first one that uncovered by police love -- so that dealings with jack and the indian tribes. tom rogers confronted jack abramoff not too long ago at the press club and said your people are in cash games, high-stakes card games with reporters. members of congress that mostly staff and lobbyists in jacks that i can't recall. at that point in time i had played cards with bresnahan and paid bresnahan money. towards my last year that i was in trouble i knew they had some card games and i felt that was important to reveal in the process. i felt that bresnahan had his cake and ate it too and the way he would carry out stories on people but yet he himself is a reporter was making terrible violations of the rules and the ethics and even the smell of the ethics involved with staffers and lobbyists in these card games. the other thing is that there was an aid -- abramoff and bresna

emily miller is one of many conservative pundits that made the point real on person is mayor of san diego. but in the "new york times" aim any and michael greenbaum about the clinton operation behind the weiners. they are standing in an apartment owned by a clinton donor. unfortunately now the clintons are discovering that he is frankenstein monster that had gotten loose on them. >> jon: and trying to distance themselves from them? >> last week were talking about that absence of reporting on the hillary clinton connection. now, we're into investigations of the other women who were sexting with anthony weiner. there is word in new york for this kind of thing. it's very new york word. >> jon: we have to move on. the editors of new haven register, they don't like rocker ted nugent. it appears they don't like conservatives or fox news for that matter. from editorial earlier this week, the same basic message that the kkk has promoted for 148 years is embraced by the likes of ted nugent, fox news, ann coulter, an array of fringe conservative media and members of our own community. that unfounde

emily miller of washington times is one of many pundits, war on women is in san diego and so on. it's great behind piece in the "new york times" and amy and andrew about the clinton operation behind the weiners. there is an apartment owned by a clinton donor and they have been orchestrating this. so unfortunately now the clintons are discovering that weiner is frankenstein monster. >> jon: and they have tried to distance themselves this time around? >> last week were talking about that in the absence of reporting hillary clinton be aer teen connection. now, we're investigations into the other women who were sexting with anthony weiner. there is a word for this. it's the hook candidate. >> the editors don't like ted nugent. they don't like his politics. they don't appear to like conservative or fox news from editorial earlier this week, the same basic message that the kkk has promoted for 148 years is embraced by the likes of ted nugent, fox news, ann coulter, a fringe conservative media and members of our own community. that bit got strong reaction including from this guy. >> the

emily gets her gun. this is emily miller's first book. we are excited to be publishing it. she is a traffic spokesperson for second amendment rights and for gun rights. she has a fabulous story herself to choose a young beautiful single one living in d.c.. she was the victim of a violent crime. she decided i live by myself in a metropolitan downtown location i don't feel safe. i'm going to try to get a gun. then she went through this odyssey to be a respectable law-abiding citizen to get a permit to get a gun and the experience led her to the realization that there is this huge power structure opposed to gun rights and that is not the usual for a lot of folks that an experience she went through personally and it really converted her into a passionate advocate for second around -- for second amendment rights, for gun rights. heard personal experiences the launching pad. it it was a blog that she wrote very widely wet and very popular. now that's going to be the launching point for a book about all the mythology about gun control and gun rights and how hard it is to protect o

very straightforward coming from emily miller. we like it a lot. thanks so much, emily. have a great day. >>> did you know everyone has a smart phone these days? what about toddlers? have you ever watched them. they know how to swipe that thing open better than adults. we're going to debate whether that is too young. >> they never stop yapping with their friend. then a 12-year-old jeopardy contestant crying foul. he says alex trebek cheated him out of 3 grand. him out of 3 grand. say it why let constipation weigh you down? as soon as you feel it, try miralax. it works differently than other laxatives. it draws water into your colon to unblock your system naturally. don't wait to feel great. miralax. take the miralax pledge to feel better sooner. get a reward like a beauty treatment, a dance class or a $5 gift card with purchase of a specially marked pack. go to miralax.com for details. >> steve: shocking new statistics about the number of two-year-olds with smart phones. a new study shows 25% of kids two and under own one. under two. are they too young for technology? he

joining us now "washington times" senior editor our own pal emily miller. emily, welcome. >> thanks, tuck iter. >> bob filner is a member of congress and now a mayor of san diego. eight of his reputed victims was literally like grabbing women. so that's not a war on women, what is? >> that is sexual assault actually what he was doing. now we have got these poor women who worked for him all these years or at least this year he has been mayor at least we know of have come out suddenly because they are no longer scared. is he grabbing me on the rear end. is he putting his hand down my shirt. is he slobbering on me. this is sexual assault. i mean, this is not, you know, the democrats launched this war on women it was because rush limbaugh rated talk show host great rush limbaugh said sandra fluke is a shut because she wants the taxpayer to pay for birth control. they used that to blame the party, which is not the elected officials waging a war on women. but it has nothing to do with that bob filner is -- this man is disgusting. and what he is doing is illegal a

miller, senior opinion editor for the "washington times" and also the author of the new book "emily gets her gun but obama wants to take yours." so welcome to both of you. here's the first thing that jumped out at us. you look at this guy, chris christie, three hot button issues, span of a couple days. marijuana, guns, gay conversion therapy. emily, my first question is fou. what does that sound like to you? is this someone that wants to get this out of the way before campaign season? what do you make of it? >> he's jumping all over the board but there's no question that chris christie has his eyes on the white house. he was on friday or thursday of last week, at the rnc meeting in boston and gave a speech where most of the people there expected to not like him, because he has gone so far to the left and also has helped president obama get re-elected after hurricane sandy last year, but really won over the crowd saying here i am in a blue state using conservative principles and then oddly, although he did veto these gun control bills the next day, he then does this -- passes this bi

in emily get her gun but obama wants to take your jenna lee miller discusses a process she went through to obtain a firearm in washington d.c. and presents her thoughts on the gun debate. thomas harding recounts haunts alexander's search for rudolph hosts in hunts and rudolph:the true story of the german jew who tracked down the commandant of auschwitz. in discrimination, race, affirmative action and the law, harvard anniversary law professor randall kennedy discusses the industry of the affirmative-action law and argues it is still necessary today. kurt johnson, founder of the list project, a program to resettle iraqis recounts his experience working with the u.s. agency for international development in baghdad and volusia into the a friend is fatal, the fight to save the iraqis america left behind. in american founding son, john bingham and the invention of the fourteenth amendment, a law professor at the university of indiana recounts the life and career of john bingham. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv and bo

. >> margie rows when can we expect to see emily miller's book? >> this book is coming out in september so she is writing it fast and we are trying to jump on the new cycle because obviously this state is rife with controversy and what is dominating a lot of the discussion in washington d.c. these days. >> out of publisher what does it take it get this alert by ted nugent? a salute to emily for your wonderful -- carry on woman company you rock. what from your angle is publishing? >> this is an unusual process. it was funny because most of the time we have a manuscript and sent it to folks who might like the book and might interested and have it previous knowledge of the author.