BERMAN: For those of you who do not live in the Northeast Corridor -- that would be between Washington, New York and Boston -- you may not know about the quiet car on the Acela. Chris Christie, though, he surely knows this morning.</s>BOLDUAN: Yes. He is the Governor of New Jersey, just so we all can point that out. He should know the rules of the quiet car. He does, at least at this point. You already probably know. Chris Christie, he was on the Acela. He sat in the quiet car, was not quiet, and he was asked to leave because of it. And there are photos of it right there. A lot of people are split, though, on their feelings of the quiet car. You love the quiet car.</s>BERMAN: No, no, I'm not in favor of the quiet car at all.</s>BOLDUAN: What?</s>BERMAN: I feel very uncomfortable in the quiet car.</s>BOLDUAN: Well, I thought you said you loved the quiet car earlier.</s>BERMAN: I think the ire of the people in the quiet car who get mad at you for talking in the quiet car, there's nothing worse than their ire. There's no more entitled person than someone who doesn't like (ph) quiet in the quiet car.</s>BOLDUAN: I sat in quiet car once and I will never do it again.</s>BERMAN: You are like Chris Christie.</s>BOLDUAN: That's right. Chris Christie, call me. Thanks so much for joining us</s>AT THIS HOUR. BERMAN: "LEGAL VIEW" with Ashleigh Banfield starts now.
Chris Christie Asked to Leave Quiet Car.