rudy giuliani and governor pataki kept others on the sidelines.jet. i am hoping he will consider that. new york is a tough race for republicans. it is a blues state. it will cost a lot of money for the candidate and potentially for party committees to help those candidates. i am still looking if anybody -- if anybody is watching and is from new york and wants to run for u.s. senate as a republican, i am all ears. host: indiana, wisconsin. guest: i have spoken to both of those chairman and they are both thinking about it. -- both of those gentlemen in their row thinking about it. it is not easy. it is tough on your family, a big sacrifice. i think people are sensing the call of duty in terms of the direction of the country and again, an opportunity to make a difference in washington. one of the things we saw in massachusetts is people reacting to the blacks of checks and balances here. -- the lack of checks and balances here. guest: scott brown was raising $1 million a day by the end of the campaign. is any of that fund raising energy it washing ov

george pataki, has flirted with it, but does not want to run. rick lazio is the only contender. but even an old ford -- even harold ford is considering running, and that is good news for republicans. david paterson, at the democratic governor, is by most accounts unelectable. in massachusetts, there is a good chance that a republican could defeat deval patrick, the governor. in delaware, a longtime former governor and congressman at large -- there is a lot of places where there is encouraging news for republicans. >> in massachusetts, the numbers are narrowing -- >> for ted kennedy apostasy. -- ted kennedy's sea. >> the pennsylvania seat held by all inspector could be in jeopardy, to -- heldy arlen specter could be in jeopardy, too. >> we have republicans -- have a bunch of republicans leaving. >> chris van hollen, you had on, democratic chairman of the house campaign committee -- when republicans had a big year in 1994, picked up 52 house seats, 30 of those seats were open seats -- that is, they were retired in spirit 95% of incumbents still get reelected, and in bad times were

conrad murray has just hired jay michael governor george pataki -- flanigan who represented britney spears during her hit and run came i spoke with flanigan, he confirmed to me that murray did retain him this week, so here is what i think is happening. i believe that the l.a.p.d and l.a. county district attorney will do what they usually do in california -- los angeles county. they will arrest dr. murray, then he will have a preliminary hearing. it will not be a grand jury. that was the implication i got. but clearly murrly is besieged right now by the authorities and he does appear to be about to pay the piper in some degree. >> he probably will be involuntary manslaughter, finally when it's charged and he has to hear it. >> well, it is still homicide. it would qualify -- >> that's a four, five-year stretch if he's convicted. right? >> it is. i'm not exactly sure what the sentencing would be in his particular case. but it won't be 20 years to life. >> all right. the aarp. big hit. a lot of people angry about the aarp supporting obama care. 150,000, that's bleeding. >> right. >> but they s

for pataki saying to think about it -- gorbachev keeps saying to think about it. it is never taken seriously in the west. baker later says if russia embraces democracy and free markets, we should include it. where i finally come down in the book ion nato expansion is thati can see two different cases but . i there you say that nato -- either you say that nato has become a development agency and develops this. that i find justified. in that case, it should be offered to the soviet union under pressure. there is a native should be a military alliance. then your plan to take on all these areas. you have new liabilities. the point of the military alliance is to create military security. i can see the justification for nato and expanding. you have to see it through. >> i have a question on the same highway. if one is that the definition of great nations, one criteria is a vibrant and strong economy. if we look at times that have changed our nation, september 14, 2007, which had to do it bear stearns and laymen -- lehman brothers, brought to our attention a long-term de

and he joins us today, and it is governor george pataki.[applause] >> and so the jobs program will be the centerpiece of the most aggressive jobs creation agenda in our state's history. but it is only one piece. we are emerging in new york and all around the globe toward an economy, an emerging economy, one based on knowledge, technology, and innovation. we are poised to lead this economy and we shall lead. we will create and we will support the environments of investment, which is why our administration is working on a plan to bring first stage capital to first stage technological development. the five largest companies, patent-holding companies, that exist right here in new york average about $11 billion worldwide in research and development. the research and development tax credits will incentivize them to put more resources into new york and have a better relationship with our universities, both public and private. there is one challenge, which is right now is holding us back from the leadership in the new economy, but we feel that we h

george pataki.[applause] the excelsior jobs programs will be the centerpiece of the most aggressive jobs creation agenda in our state's history. but it's only one piece. we are emerging in new york and all around the globe for an economy, and emerge economy, one based on knowledge, technology and innovation. we're poised to lead its economy and we shall lead. we will create and we will support the environment oven, which is why our administration -- the environment and investment, which is why are the station was to bring things to for states technological of all men. the five largest companies -- technology -- technological development. the five largest technology companies that exist in your average about $11 billion worldwide in research and development. the research and development tax credit will incentivize them to put more reese -- more resources into new york and have better relationship with our universities, both public and private. there is one challenge which is right now holding as back

george pataki. [applause] the excelsior jobs programs will be the centerpiece of the most aggressive jobs creation agenda in our state's history. but it's only one piece. we are emerging in new york and all around the globe for an economy, and emerge economy, one based on knowledge, technology and innovation. we're poised to lead its economy and we shall lead. we will create and we will support the environment oven, which is why our administration -- the environment and investment, which is why are the station was to bring things to for states technological of all men. the five largest companies -- technology -- technological development. the five largest technology companies that exist in your average about $11 billion worldwide in research and development. the research and development tax credit will incentivize them to put more reese -- more resources into new york and have better relationship with our universities, both public and private. there is one challenge which is right now holding as bac

converted us to 20%, three times the national average, and he joins us today, it is governor george pataki. [applause] so the exellsor jobs program will be the centerpiece of the most aggressive jobs creation program in our state's history. but it's only one piece. we are emerging in new york toward an economy, an emerging economy, one based on knowledge, technology, and innovation. we are poised to lead this economy and we shall lead. we will create and we will support the environment of investment which is why our administration is working on a plan to bring first stage capital to first stage technological development. the five largest companies, patent-holding companies that exist right here in new york, average about $11 billion worldwide in research and development. the research and development tax credit will incentivize them to put more resources into new york and have a better relationship with our universities, both public and private. there is one challenge which right now is holding us back from the leadership in the new economy, but we feel we have an immediate solution. simply