Weiner Page #6
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- 2016
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but more like,
how it's being handled.
My whole team, Barbara's team
like, they really
want an apology.
- Right. Got it. I understand.
- But that, that was..
I would like to flag
for everybody that
stuff like this, people are
reporting back to the "New York Post."
And it becomes something where,
I'm walking down the street
and getting berated by
a New York Post reporter.
- Well, look..
- It's fi, you guys, it's fine.
It was horrific to watch today the way
they were treating you in the street.
"Yeah, we were walking and they were
badgering her, and they were like...
If you don't answer our questions, we're going
to write that you're having an affair!"
And it was bad.
Just a quick optics thing
as Barbara's really leaving.
are still outside.
So, you will look happy?
Yes.
I'm saying this for you.
I don't want it be,
"The press secretary walked out
very upset at 6:
30."Everyone has to exhale
a little bit, okay?
This has been a brutally
difficult few days.
Take a deep breath,
have a drink.
This isn't life and death.
No one's..
- No one died.
- No one died.
this campaign, warts and all.
There's a lot of intensity
and I know I brought it upon you
but I don't want it to make you
crazy, so..
Joining me now to discuss
her online relationship
with Anthony Weiner,
Sydney Leathers.
How did all this happen?
How did, how did this begin?
Um, in 2011,
I messaged him on Facebook
chastising him for his behavior
with the first scandal.
He said that he was sorry
that he let me down
then started to compliment me
on my appearance
on my political views,
my writing.
I mean, just anything
you can think of.
He's laying it on thick.
with him
and how often
would he call you?
Uh, the most he ever called
me was about five times
in a day, which is a lot.
- For phone sex?
- Yeah.
Good morning, my name
is Anthony Weiner
Democratic candidate for mayor
of the City of New York.
Today we're focusing
to be a liaison with nonprofit
organizations.
And I'll be glad to take any on-topic
questions that you might have.
Any on-topic?
Yes, sir?
Off topic, is that okay?
Sure, certainly, sir.
I'm sorry, ma'am?
How many women were there?
Can you remember?
Six to ten, I suppose.
But I... I can't tell you
absolutely what someone else
is gonna consider
inappropriate or not.
Were they sexual, how many
conversations did you have
with women after you resigned
that were sexual in nature?
I don't believe
I had any more than three.
Why don't you just,
right now tell everybody
everything that you could
so that we all get it out
of the way and then you can
go back to the real campaign.
I basically have.
I mean, the only thing you
haven't learned
you want names of people, right?
I'm not gonna do that.
themselves out
why should I drag them
into this?
The point is they're behind me.
It's a year ago, at least.
You keep saying that
this is behind you
but you've said that before,
last Summer.
You told "People" magazine that this
was over. How can voters trust now?
How can they be a hundred
percent confident..
There's a phoniness
on that side of the debate
about how outrageous
my behavior is.
They love stoking it.
They love building me up,
having me on their show
so they can excoriate me
and everything else.
There's a phoniness to it,
but let's..
I'm gonna make this very clear.
I mean, I did the thing though.
So when I, and I'm as, you know,
I... I wouldn't have told you
I was, you know,
that I understood politics
and I understand the rhythm of
the press and everything else.
I did the thing,
so it's not their fault
that they played their role.
They just were doing, you know
it's the, it's the frog
and the, and the scorpion.
Yeah, I mean, did you take
any of it personally?
It's hard, uh... uh, I mean
I... I think the same
constitutional, the same
constitution that I have that
made me do the dumb thing..
...made it possible for me to
to weather the stuff
without it gutting me.
what I have to say about that.
Now, what I would like to talk
about is housing in the Bronx.
Well, questions about, question
about housing in the Bronx.
We want to know
what he's going to do for us.
We don't care
about that personal garbage.
We're from the Bronx.
We don't care about his personal garbage.
Where is Lawrence tonight?
He's in D.C.
His voice will play in the earpiece,
not in the studio.
Joining me now
is Anthony Weiner. Thank..
It's my pleasure, Lawrence.
How are you?
For me it just comes down
to this, which is..
"...What is wrong with you?"
I don't understand the
question, what is wrong with me
that I care so much about the
issues that I fight for everyday
that I have, my entire career?
No.
Are you,
are you saying that, uh
because I have things in my personal life
that are embarrassing
I shouldn't run for office? Okay,
that's, that's a fair position to have.
Some people have it.
Well, you're not
being clear, Lawrence.
So, so, so let's, let's work
a little harder at that.
It does not seem to be a fully
healthy pursuit for your life.
I know there are a lot of people,
there are a lot of people who talk.
Look, there are a lot of people
who talked about..
...the totality
of your life, Anthony
do you think you've spent
your time well...
- Ah, first off, that's not,
uh... uh... uh..
Anthony, I think there
is something wrong with you.
I know. You just said that.
You just said that.
Repeating it doesn't make it
more interesting.
I'm looking at your life.
Well, I appreciate it.
You are relentless about
some, about certain things..
That is not, that's not true.
That's not true.
That's not true.
What I'm trying to get at,
Anthony, is what drives you?
Okay, tell, in that case,
ask me that question.
You don't like things
that you know about me.
You want to make fun of me
on television. Join the club!
Frankly, bigger guys than you
have been trying to knock me down.
I mean it from
a psychiatric level.
Dude, dude, I don't really
need your psychiatric questions.
All you can focus on is,
"What's wrong with you?
What's wrong with you?
What's wrong with you?"
That's not it,
it's to debate either.
I don't plan on losing.
Maybe I'll come on,
maybe I'll come on this show
and kick your ass every night,
like I'm doing tonight.
You'll get the last word
online if you want it, Anthony.
Good night, Lawrence.
Part of what animates me
is I hate bullies.
It is pretty easy
to beat me up.
It's not that hard and I just
don't respect it all that much.
Bigger guys than you have tried to
knock me down and I'm still here.
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