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mitt for who he was. but we begin with the united >> matt and craig live close to an open space area. american jews who have traveled to hear this speech, and in many they like kicking balls, hitting baseballs. >> i'm happy to blame the media. states of ought tarausterity. >> 47% who were with him who are respects, the vice president was with no signs of a fix, $85 very careful when he laid it out that he was there to basically billion in automatic cuts began dependent on government. >> it was a very unfortunate lay the groundwork, the slicing through defense and statement i made. i care about all the people of rhetorical groundwork for the the country. >> what do you think about the president's upcoming trip to domestic programs on friday. campaign that barack obama ran? israel. and there is no doubt that this >> obviously, it was a winning the navy has announced four air campaign. >> do you think it was fair? >> no. wings are set to be grounded and >> were there exhilarating days? audience was extraordinarily eight ship deployments have been yeah. receptive and obviously they even more of them. >> if mitt were there, it would give the president great credit, canceled, including one already under way. the washington county that not be facing sequestration. as i do, for maintaining >> did better this time than i includes seattle has stopped did the time before. israel's strategic military issuing vouchers for housing >> my message is this, get off assistance putting some 600 balance in a very difficult and your ass. >> you will in the definitively rule out a run for president. families at risk of >> i won't. growing military environment for homelessness, and there's grave >> most americans still don't israel in the middle east. >> now, as you said, ambassador, understand what this whole concern that hundreds of sequester really means. thousands of low-income women >> i don't know whether it's going to hurt the economy or the president does travel to and their children could lose israel in the near future. not. >> these cuts will affect our there was speculation last week assistance that provides military, our civil servants, essential food supplies and baby federal construction projects, that the iranians may have been formula. developing nuclear fuel in new indeed, despite designing cuts even grants to native americans. secretive locations. >> there are smarter ways to cut to be so onerous that neither spending than this silly does this not mean that prime party would accept them, this sequester. >> there's no need to be minister netanyahu is going to age of austerity could be the press the president further for unhappy. new normal. >> not john kerry or even jimmy house speaker john boehner is carter, no, it was dennis singing his stubborn anti-tax greater action, sanctions, rodman.

>> i love this guy. against iran? tune like a stuck record. >> there's no doubt that there's agreement, martin, about the >> i love kim and think he's >> the president got his tax awesome. were you aware of his threats to importance of maintaining hikes on january the 1st. destroy the united states? the president got $650 billion >> he wants obama to do one sanctions that have been extraordinarily ingenius on the thing, call him. of higher taxes on the american he loves basketball. people on january the 1st. obama loves basketball. part of the obama administration. he got his tax hikes. let's start there. but sanctions are meant to don't hit me. change behavior, and so far the i'm going to say it one more don't hate me. time. the president got his tax hikes accelerated effort on the part >> we were beaten, tear gassed, on january the 1st. >> okay, okay. trampled by horses. of the iranians to continue to i think we get it. >> i regret it took me 48 years enrich uranium creeps them all cuts, more cuts, and nothing to get here. closer to what i would call >> he may look like he's another nuclear weapons capability, and but the cuts. nevertheless, at the start of a color, but he is our brother. the bottom line is that the cabinet meeting today, the >> clarence thomas is your one president said he'll continue to israeli government, which is not black friend. talk about a balanced approach zero black friends is somehow yet formed, but assuming prime with the anyone who will listen. minister netanyahu becomes prime less racist than having one >> i will continue to seek out minister again, there is black friend. i mean, really? >> let's get right to our panel. partners on the other side of karen finney is the former obviously going to be some the aisle so we can create the communications director for the disagreements between the two kind of balanced approach of dnc and ari melber is a countries, but on the correspondent for "the nation." spending cuts, revenues, fundamental issue of denying good afternoon to both of you. iran that nuclear capability, i karen, sunday was the 48th believe the president is going entitlement reform that anniversary of the march across to do what he has consistently everybody knows is the right way to do things. the edmund pettus bridge. >> well, almost everybody. done in the last few years, which is to reassure israel as nbc's peter alexander joins us this year it took place in the well as the american jewish community here that he will not live from the white house. shadow of a supreme court case we have just heard the president condone containing an iranian from this afternoon's cabinet that would overturn section 5.

meeting. a note of hope for compromise nuclear weapons program. talks in the future. >> ambassador mark ginsberg, he and his team have to face do you think conservative some hard decisions, i guess, justices want to destroy the thank you for joining us. right now about how to manage legacy of that day. next, congressman john >> it sounded like they were lewis, selma, and the power to these cuts, don't they? perhaps looking for a way to do >> reporter: yeah, martin. so, although i found justice i think that's true. i think the weather in washington is a good metaphor for the white house as it roberts' contention if you look forgive. at turn out numbers and voter we did see the markets stage describes what sequester is registration numbers that a late-day comeback. going to look like. somehow that suggests there is the dow closing up 38 points. it's pretty nice right now but no longer a need for section 5 of the voting rights act to there's a storm moving this the s&p adding 7, and the nasdaq direction. actually be the wrong question. gaining 12 points. it will be a slow grind but i mean, think about part of the again today the president that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. point of section 5, we know that [ male announcer ] this is joe woods' first day of work. reiterated that families will be hurt, that the economy will we've gone from the beating men suffer. as they try to continue to put pressure on the republicans even like john lewis in crossing the after the implementation of the edmund pettus bridge to poll sequester, we heard that same line from the white house again taxes to voter i.d. laws to new today. jay carney describing sequester tactics where they're trying to and his new boss told him two things -- as unfortunate saying it was a change the electoral college cook what you love, and save your money. wholly unnecessary decision as apportionment. he described it, and again to >> or change the time you can joe doesn't know it yet, but he'll work his way up vote. >> that's right. tactics keep changing and part put pressure on the gop he said from busser to waiter to chef before opening a restaurant of what section 5 recognizes is that to some degree tactics in basically that this was an empty victory. it doesn't provide them the states would move faster specializing in fish and game from the great northwest. than the federal government and long-term deficit reduction as litigation could keep up with. he'll start investing early, republicans like. therefore, we had to have a process in place to try to he'll find some good people to help guide him, prevent that from happening. and he'll set money aside from his first day of work there's no tax reform. >> ari, eric holder said in

most republicans would rather raise the money that's spent on selma that we are not yet at a to his last, which isn't rocket science. defense. in terms of the issue of point where the most vital part of the voting rights act, it's just common sense. flexibility, perhaps the section 5, is no longer from td ameritrade. president's top economic adviser put it best. he said it's like being told you necessary. congressman john lewis says have to cut off three fingers. areas covered by the act it doesn't matter which three represent more than 80% of fingers you cut off, it's still lawsuits proving cases of voting not a good thing. so the white house says it really has its back against the discrimination. wall in terms of trying to do is it still necessary or not? >> it's absolutely necessary, anything at this time on that. and it's for the reason that >> white house correspondent peter alexander. karen referred to and that thanks, pete. next, let's bring in our justice sotomayor in oral panel. with me in new york is msnbc arguments called the innovation political analyst jonathan alter of discrimination. who is a columnist for bloomberg the fact that you have to have view and in washington julian epstein, a democratic preclearance because there are strategist. john, isn't the country now so many ways that we've seen these local districts find to discriminate on the basis of becoming the victim of the chaos race that they have to go in within the republican party? last week john boehner writes an advance. the other point that's important, and we don't op-ed in "the wall street ultimately know what the justices will do. journal" saying this sequester roberts and alito have been very will no doubt damage national skeptical of equalizing racial security and cause the loss of thousands of jobs. he goes on "meet the press" programs, including the seattle yesterday and he says, oh, i don't think it will do any damage. we don't know what damage it schools case, where justice will do. >> well, it really isn't about the republican party. roberts says the best way is to you know, they have almost two

years to go before the next stop discriminating on the basis election, and so how they go up of race, a sentence structure or down in the polls in a given that offended many people not unlike what we heard from day even though they're really low right now is not really the scalia. issue. but the idea that states should be offended because they're to me the issue is whether this included is one of the most becomes, as you described it, hollow, stale, and baseless the new normal. if we just kind of move past the arguments. section 5 obviously is sequester now and go, okay, it's preclearance. section 2 includes all states on to all these other things, and no one is saying throw that out and the fact that all states then out of sight, out of mind. are subject to this oversight on the other hand, and this is where the media comes in, if does not offend all states. >> right. karen, go ahead. every time 600 people lose their >> and if anything, again, look housing vouchers or a group of a at how the tactics have not only changed but the geography of the tactics. few thousand women can't get we're talking about pennsylvania, wisconsin. immunizations when they're we're not just talking about the pregnant because the women, infant, around children's southern states. if anything, i think you could make the argument that every program, the wic program has state, all 50 states, should been slashed -- have to get preclearance given >> 4,000 in michigan preparing for that. >> if na is defined as news so the shenanigans we've seen. >> eric cantor was at the march. every time it happens in michigan, in arkansas, he had some nice things to say particularly in republican about civil rights and districts, every time that congressman lewis. happens, every time the effect while he voted to extend the voting rights act seven years of the sequester is felt on the ago, he also supported amendments that would ground, if we define that as news, if you cover it, if i substantially weaken it. for instance, one amendment by cover it, if other people in the louis gohmert would have media cover it, then the impact

reauthorized the act only through 2016. of the sequester will be felt, so if i can ask you this, karen, and that will force them back to which side of eric cantor's mouth should we believe? the table to get rid of these terms of his voting rights comments? >> well, you have to pay attention to both sides but you stupid -- i should say really probably should be skeptical also of both sides. that's the same kind of game asinine cuts. >> yes. julian, maybe there is some that the house of method in this madness. representatives was playing last week where they voted against the one thing republicans want to do, as you know, is reduce the senate version of the violence against women act, a government and government assistance. and this sequester, though number of members did, but they were able to vote for a version of the violence against women indiscriminate, is absolutely going to reduce assistance to act. these are the kinds of tactical the most needy in ouryes, that'. games these guys like to play. and this is i think the first >> i have to jump in, i look at time i have ever said this on your show. this actually i think from a it a dilittle differently. strategic point of view was a i give credit to eric cantor for smart move for the republicans because what it's done is it has going down there -- >> hold on a second. given them all the leverage in i remember when he gave that the budget negotiations and speech about the, you know, eric taken a lot of leverage away cantor 4.0. from the president. what did he do before hand? it's a cynical move because ap he appeared with an african-american child in a surveyed 37 economists, 35 of classroom. which said this austerity i mean, a lot of this you have for the chief of the to concede is cosmetic. program is the worst thing for montgomery police department to >> i think it goes beyond offer an apology, i teared up. the economy right now. symbolism on this case. it's a cynical move but it is a i think that's an important smart move because it does give them kind of the leverage in point that gets lost, which is the republican caucus in both i tried to keep from crying, and this debate. houses has been far more we will see spending -- supportive of the voting rights i accepted the apology, and i

basically we have the european model. act than the judiciary. we have automatic spending cuts going in as far as the eye can now, there are many other accepted the badge. issues, including voter i.d. >> that, of course, was see now, and the president has to come back and fight even to where we know they are on the wrong side of these issues, but congressman john lewis, who 48 get spending back at the that's not every issue, and i do years ago sunday was beaten, baseline level. want to say i am glad that the tear gassed and trampled by but, you know, this is an absurd voting rights act continues to horses as he and other civil process. be reauthorized by higher and domestic spending is at 4% of rights leaders tried to march the economy. that's the lowest it's been bipartisan majorities. >> but, ari, if you believe across the edmund pettus bridge. since 1962 as a percentage of justice scalia, which i don't, we are delighted to say that the the economy. defense spending is probably by the way, he suggested congressman joins us now. around 5%. good afternoon, sir. again, that's -- >> sure. actually the title of a piece of >> we're talking about general >> good afternoon. legislation like the voting historic averages here. >> we played a clip just now of if you want to go after -- if rights act, as he said who is going to vote against that, you want to really go after determines. and the fact that people have you and the head of the montgomery, alabama, chief of savings, the place to do it is been so supportive of it is actually a fact of this -- this police. entitlement reform, and the can i ask you, how moved were president has gone further than the republicans have in terms of shows the politics at play. you when he gave you his badge and apologized for the police this shows i don't remember the putting chain cpi and means phrase he used, the racial department's failure to protect entitlements -- >> perpetuation of racial you during a similar incident testing in terms of entitlement just four years earlier? entitlement is what he said. reform, and republicans -- >> exactly. >> well, i was deeply moved and people don't understand this, republicans are far more i don't agree with him but i do protective of current think there may be an element of beneficiaries of medicare than is the president. politics. i don't think the name has the bottom line is this right anything to do with it nor do i now, spending is at about 23% of touched and very pleased that believe it's an entitlement, but the economy in terms of the something like this would take again, i don't think it's wrong place. federal budget. to see the politics in what it took place at the first taxes are at historic lows of cantor was trying to do. >> indeed, and we do. 16%. republicans haven't proposed in karen finney and ari melber, baptist church in downtown any of their plans getting montgomery that had been spending down to 16%, so they thank you, both. coming up congressman john postered by the reverend ralph

have to do something on the tax lewis, john lewis himself, on side if they really believe in a his emotional return to selma. abernathy, a colleague of dr. stay with us. [ male announcer ] ok, here's the way the system works. king, a church that was bombed balanced budget. >> they don't. during the time of the >> the numbers aren't with the montgomery bus boycott. republicans. the economists aren't with the it's the same church i met republicans. the president won three elections on this question. he won the election in the let's say you pay your guy around 2% to manage your money. martin luther king, jr. in 1958 presidential race, on the house that's not much you think. except it's 2% every year. when i was 18 years old. race, and in the senate where >> i was reminded of dr. martin the question about a balanced does that make a difference? luther king's words in one of approach to dealing with the his sermons where he said debt and deficit was front and forgiveness is not an occasional center. >> john -- >> and he won all three of those races. >> john, since the election, act. it is a constant attitude. republicans, including marco but nevertheless, that as an act rubio, have gone out on the by the chief of police must have stur stump and said we do not want to be the party that's associated been profound for you. with big money, big >> it was very, very moving, and corporations, and billionaires. well, this is a fantastic thing to do, isn't it? the only way i could respond was to be associated with protecting by saying thank you. loopholes and deductions for i thought he was giving me a corporations and billionaires badge that he needed to wear, while smashing the poor to pieces. >> well, you know, i was just and i said to him, i said i'm working on my next book and i went back and looked at the not worthy to accept your badge. transcript of the second -- of the first debate, the one that do you have another one? romney won -- >> allegedly, yes. and i have been arrested in jail >> well, he won that debate. many times, especially during everybody agreed. the '60s, about 40 times, and one of his main points was that

he wanted to get rid of loopholes and unnecessary never a police officer had deductions and that he would not go forward with his plan unless offered to apologize. they did that. it was right at the center of mitt romney's argument. and i was crying tears of now, you have john boehner and these other republicans saying, oh, no, we consider any closing gratitude, and i guess that we of loopholes to be somehow had come to this point, and even verboten. we can't do that because that's when i think about it today for a tax increase after they let the bush tax cuts expire. a young police officer, a young the point is they don't care white police officer, the chief about balanced budgets. in montgomery, alabama, who was this is the big misconception in american politics. not even born 52 years ago when they haven't cared for years about balanced budgets since this all took place, to give me dick cheney said, quote, deficits don't matter. his badge, and he took it off of they only care about starving his lapel, and i brought it with the beast, shrinking the government, and lowering taxes, me. i have it. i have been keeping it in my especially on the wealthy. everything else is irrelevant. paul ryan's budget doesn't pocket all day today. >> well, maybe you can show us balance for 30 years. >> no. in a moment. >> so we need to get out of our there's been much discussion heads this notion that they're about the south's attitudes deficit hawks. they're not. they're radical republicans who toward minorities then and now. want to slash taxes even further how would you say things have

on the wealthy. they don't really stand for improved, have changed, and what anything else but that right now. >> julian, one of the things work still needs to be done? that's becoming permanent about this republican party is that >> well, what we saw back in the compassionate conservatism 1961 and even before, the signs no longer exists. they are callous conservatives that said white men, colored who won't support a rise in the minimum wage, are happy to see men, white women, colored women, white waiting, colored waiting. the elderly lose their meals on that's what the freedom ride was all about in 1961. wheels, and can't wait to throw thousands of people off food those signs are gone. stamps. they're not compassionate. they are callous now, aren't and in montgomery, in selma they? >> this is a jihad, and i think john was exactly correct. this is a jihad against the people can register and vote government. it's a very narrow-minded, because during another period in philosophical approach that ignores what all of the the heart of the south it was consensus of economists are saying, ignores what happened in very hard and very difficult for europe where they experienced people to register and vote. austerity there, and john rightly points out some very important things here, which is but there are still problems. there are many, many problems. that even the republicans if you too many people of color, too take their most extreme proposals on cuts, do not get to many poor people have been left out and left behind. a balanced budget. the ryan plan didn't get to a we still have a lot of work to balanced budget. do. you can't get to a debt balanced we're not there yet. we still must remove the scars budget when taxes are at 16% of the economy. and sting of racism and create because no republican has even

proposed taking spending to that what i like to call one level. >> paul ryan is going to do it in ten years now, julian. community, one family, the >> no, he's not. that's john's point. american community, the american if you look at -- even at a family, the american house. my position is we all live in ten-year trajectory it doesn't the same house, and as dr. king work because they don't address entitlements in a way that said on one occasion, we must actually balances the budget in learn to live together as ten years. brothers and sisters or we will and john's other point i think is very, very important here. remember, the republican position going into the election was we will generate revenues by perish as fools. closing the loopholes. that's why i go back to selma now in the latest flip-flop from and montgomery and birmingham republicans when it comes time every year and try to take some to do this balanced approach of my colleagues with me. that the american people have voted for, the republicans are i wish there was some way we could get members of congress pulling the rug out from under and some of us are trying to do the feet of president again on it to follow the spirit of the loopholes. it's a position that's twisted. movement. it's contorted. >> yeah. it is internally inkiconsistent. your march sunday takes place as the supreme court discusses the voting rights act of 1965 which >> but it is the modern republican party. was passed in the wake of the >> it is. >> the worst thing about it is brutality of that day 48 years it's a bad economic plan. ago, as you know. economists agree on that. what would it mean to you if we don't need an austerity plan. they knocked back section 5 we need a jobs and economic growth plan. >> john, final word to you. which forces an electoral -- all >> i think the question for the president moving forward is can electoral changes in affected he focus, continue to focus the states and areas to be subjected

to a review process? american public on the what would it mean if the supreme court took that consequences of these cuts but decision? also leave the door open so that >> if the supreme court of the united states of america maybe they can get back to a declared that section 5, which mini grand bargain. he can't give up on the inside is the heart and soul of the game when he's playing the outside game. he has to be able to do both at voting rights aker act, declared once. >> let's hope so. jonathan alter, julian epstein, it unconstitutional, it would be gentlemen, thank you so much. shocking, unreal, unbelievable. next, mitt and ann romney i'd take it very personal. and why the media is to blame for mitt's loss. but it would be a major setback stay with us. >> he was not being given a fair for the people of america and shake. for our democratic process. people weren't allowed to really see him for who he was. >> all right. what about the media? it is the heart, it is the soul >> i'm happy to blame the media. of the voting rights act. both tylenol and bayer advanced aspirin you know, martin, a gave a little blood on that bridge and others gave a little blood, and i think our blood cries out that the rights of people to participate in a democratic process must be protected, and we're not just talking about african-american, but latinos, asian american, native american, white american, all of our are proven to be effective pain relievers. efforts must be protected.

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ann romney because in their first sit-down interview they have proven only one thing, they still can't believe they lost. >> i think we were convinced we would win. >> i totally believe at this moment if mitt were there in the office, that we would not be facing sequestration right now. >> i look at what's happening right now, i wish i were there. it kills me not to be there. this is america we're talking about at a critical time, and, you know, nearow is fiddling. >> the 47% video. >> the 47% with him who are dependent upon big government. >> it was a very unfortunate statement that i made. it's not what i meant. i think the obama care attractiveness and feature was something we underestimated, particularly among lower incomes. jo joini >> joining us now, professor james peterson and jonathan capehart of the "washington post."

professor, mitt romney is clearly the president of the united states of amnesia because he still doesn't understand that if you write off half the population as takers and parasites, then they are unlikely to vote for you. >> yeah. this is the definition of delusion, right? they want to sort of be in the white house but don't really it's time now to "clear the understand what it takes. air." and even his own comments and we all know that defeat is hard to take in any walk of condemn what he's really life, but in the case of mitt thinking. and ann romney, it seems he halfway apologizes for the 47% comment but then wants to particularly difficult, almost talk about obama care and sort of frame that as another form of incomprehensible. here they are in their first entitlements. post-election interview on, at the end of the day the where else, but fox news. american people didn't want the romneys in the white house. >> it kills me not to be there, that's why they're not there. >> that's exactly right. not to be in the white house doing what needs to be done. john, let's talk about the romneys versus the media which the president is the leader of took up part of that interview. the nation. >> mr. romney says it kills him mrs. ann romney is really not ready to forgive quite yet. not to be in the white house. here she is. take a listen. >> it was not just the yet, a "usa today"/pew poll last campaign's fault. i believe it was the media's fault as well. that he was not being given a month found his candidacy almost fair shake, that people aren't

allowed to really see him for killed the party with 22% of who he was. >> now, john, just let me remind people calling themselves you that while the president was sitting down with brian williams republicans. and with jay leno with two weeks here is this contribution from mrs. ro oog, a romney press aide was telling reports we don't know if mr. romney is going to give any interviews whatsoever. everyone was begging for access. >> right. >> they denied it, and yet she says it was the media's fault. >> yes, when in doubt blame the media. it's always the media's fault when something goes wrong. look, they sequestered mitt romney from the media, from the campaign trail, and so all of these things about mitt romney that he's so rich he can't relate to the regular, everyday person, that he's so removed from the everyday travails of the american people that he can'ten can't understand them. >> that he hides billions of dollars offshore, that he records 47% of the population as -- >> with contempt and as takers.

and so what happens is if you don't humanize mitt romney, then all those things will take. those stories had more life because there was no counter narrative. there's nothing else to show that mitt romney was nothing more than a rich guy with a beautiful family who wanted to change residences. >> yes, quite. professor, this weekend we learned that the las vegas sands corporation controlled by sheldon adelson has told the s.e.c. is likely violated the federal law against bribing foreign officials. professor, can you imagine the coverage of that story were mr. romney today president romney? >> well, yeah. first of all, blaming the media is like blaming the refs, number one. number two, this is a really interesting story to me because i think mr. romney should answer for this because of the sort of high level of the actual charge. we knew that mr. adelson had business interests overseas, particularly in china, but if he's been accused of bribing officials and when you couple that with the ways in which he

tried to impact our national election by funding mitt romney, by funding other folk along the way, that makes his business dealings and his political interests of national interest for us, and so i hope people will ask mr. romney to answer for this but i also hope we press the sort of exploration and investigation of this to get to the bottom of it. >> this is not the last we're going to hear of the great mitt romney, john, because as you know he will be speaking this friday at about 1:00 p.m. at a very important gathering of conservatives at cpac. do you think conservatives themselves are going to give him a warm reception given that many people have suggested that he was responsible for a diss a at thissous presidential campaign, that he encouraged the party to appear stupid, and that clearly it wasn't a success for him? >> i think there will be polite golf applause. >> golf applause. >> remember, mitt romney was viewed with suspicion by conservatives in the last election. they didn't trust him. they didn't think he was one of them so much so that herman cain

was the number one pick of republicans during the primary season for about two months. so was michele bachmann. so was newt gingrich, so was rick santorum. anybody but mytitt. the last time he went he said he was a severely conservative governor of massachusetts. look how far that took him. >> indeed. dr. just a minuames peterson, j capehart, thank you so much. stay with us. >> so who worked in one of philadelphia's worst school districts? this must be so hard for you. >> it is the brightest day of my entire life. so good luck reading beowulf, you monsters. if there was a pill to help protect your eye health as you age... would you take it? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin totally dedicated to your eyes,

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