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a simpler way to ship. >> larry: still to come, mitt romney. we welcome some heavy hitters in business to our show. eric schmidt, ceo of google. he's with us in washington. he attended president obama's jobs summit today. tony robbins, peak performance and turnaround expert here in l.a. and earvin "magic" johnson rounds out the group, former lakers basketball star. "when the game was ours." number one on "ebony" magazine's annual power list. before we get to the business ahead, quickly, magic, what do you make of this tiger woods thing? >> well, it is probably a tough situation right now for him. i'm hoping that he can get his wife and they can huddle up and to try to work it out and he should be just focusing on his wife and his kids right now. >> larry: you had a difficult situation. you came right forward with it. should he have gone public right away? >> well, i they he's different than me. i would hope that one day soon that he will come publicly and just say hey -- >> larry: sit here. >> i made a mistake and, you know, and -- tell the hon

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mitt romney wasn't. he raised $110 million.uliani raised $70 million acting out one delegate in the end. and by the way, it stuns me in turned the giuliani because he also hasn't been that mitt romney didn't and he had favorables within the republican party they were just huge. i mean, he was actually well-liked. there were differences of opinion, that he was well-liked. so a $70 million i think he ended up with eight delegates. okay, i'm not saying he's not one but he said of gotten more than one delegate. john mccain, when he had all these resources was a miserable candidate. then when he got out and everybody wrote the obituary, it's over, no wait he can do this. and with no money heat made a comeback and positioned himself so he could win. and you have huckabee who absolutely no money and he was there at the end. the point being is that resources are important to have, but they're only as good as what to do with it. and if you're doing something stupid with them or if you're doing something ineffective with them, you're goi

president's economic council of advisors, allen greensman, grandholm, and former presidential candidate mitt romney week" george steff no luss will talk with sommers and house republican whip eric cantor. the guests on fox news sunday hosted by chris wallace include clare mccatskill, also oklahoma republican senator james inhoff and massachusetts democratic senator ed markey on "face the nation," connecticut independent senator joseph lism eberman and rockefeller from west virginia and nebraska's ben nelson. and cnn's state of the union will include lauren so maniers, director of the national economic council, virginia democratic senator mark warner, and south dakota republican john stone. you can listen to all five of the sunday morning talk shows starting at noon eastern on c-span radio at 90.1 f.m., nationwide on channel 132, xm, and on the web at c-span.org, c-spanradio.org. >> michael faunroy wrote "republicans and the black vote." he is our guest tonight on c-span's "q & a." >> this week on "the communicateors," an insider's perspective with ralph de la vega. monday at 8:00 p.m. on c-span2. h

. -- and mitt romney speak as well. it you want to take a look at our center on politics, we have three web sites. one is transatlantic magazine.org. we also did one of the first on- line magazines on barack obama. it is called america's 44th president. the white house told people to look at our website. you will find barack obama on everything from afghanistan, which is where it starts, on other -- to other foreign policy issues. i try to write a blog once a week, and io ite gu for the "huffington post." our honored guest is the afghanistan ambassador to the united states. he will be looking ahead at what will happen in afghanistan. earlier this week most of you saw president obama say that there will be a 30,000 additional troops going into afghanistan. today we learned that nato has promised 7000 more troops, so that is 37,000 more troops. that will be the total -- the total will be over 100,000 troops. the ambassador, before being elected in 2003, worked for president karzai as his press secretary and director of in

>> mitt romney. >> anybody else? >> i would go with either mitt or alan keyes. >> i like john mccain. >> a la john mccain, too. >> anybody else among the obama voters who have somebody you admire on the republican side of the aisle? nobody? i think have to move on from there. just one other thing. i am fascinated with the michelle obama set of feelings that came out. they seem pretty hard felt. what is it about michelle obama that you like or admire? >> first of all, i feel i can relate to her. i am a mom and i have two kids. to me she seems like a genuine person. she is intelligent, well- educated, well spoken. i think she puts her family first, which i've admired. i know it is hard to get caught up in the whole washington white house, but i feel stupid family purse. >> i agree with what sherrill said, very genuine. she does not forget the average, hard-working person. extremely intelligent. >> she reminds me a lot of jackie kennedy. >> does anybody else feel she reminds you of jackie kennedy? let me see the hands. m

>> -- mitt romney. >> anybody else? tim, you got a -- a republican upyou respect and admire? >> mitt or keith. >> allen keith. and bernadette? >> i like john mccain. >> okay. good. >> patricia. >> i like mccain. >> anybody else among the -- the obama voters, have somebody that you admire on the republican side of the aisle. when you say, play not be my choice, but i admire this person. nobody? >> arlen specter. >> arlen specter. >> yeah. [laughter] >> i think i have to move on from there, vick. okay. and -- and -- and just one other thing. i'm fascinated with michelle obama. those set of feelings that came out. they seemed heartfelt and strong. what is it about michelle obama that you like or admire? >> yeah. >> i think she's -- like i can relate to her. i'm a mom and have two kids. to me, she seems like just -- genuine person. she is -- she is intelligent and well educated and spoken. and i think she's puts her family first. which i admire. and i know it is probably hard to get caught up in the whole washington and being in the white house and -- but i really do she puts fami

. -- and mitt romney speak as well. it you want to take a look at our center on politics, we have three web sites. one is transatlantic magazine.org. we also did one of the first on- line magazines on barack obama. it is called america's 44th president. the white house told people to look at our website. you will find barack obama on everything from afghanistan, which is where it starts, on other -- to other foreign policy issues. i try to write a blog once a week, and i also write regularly for the "huffington post." our honored guest is the afghanistan ambassador to the united states. he will be looking ahead at what will happen in afghanistan. earlier this week most of you saw president obama say that there will be a 30,000 additional troops going into afghanistan. today we learned that nato has promised 7000 more troops, so that is 37,000 more troops. that will be the total -- the total will be over 100,000 troops. the ambassador, before being elected in 2003, worked for president karzai as his press secretary and d