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and we're mang a lot of investments with businesses an community colleges. so we're partnering with them to make sure that we have the skill sets available that employers want and need. that is what i have been hearing around the country as i travel from west coast to east coast. >>> let me ask yoyou, because s much debate and cversation these days, the secretary -- about the fiscal cliff, the tax cuts expiring, the spending programs expiring. all this has led the economists to say that the rate could topple 20% and we could see recession. what is your take on the bush tax cuts? should they be extended? >> well, as you know the president has looked forward to the discussion with congress and the senate, and hopefully we can get to some sort of resolution where we don't go off the cliff. because it was never our intention to do that. and right now we can close the gap if we just allow the revenues to be raised and put the focus on the individuals who could afford to pay more on the increase in their taxes, and that would be the millionaires and billionaires.

ball fielded by the bruins, 1:36 rye mang.you know the team is coming for an onside kick, there's no sir price. one away from their second one. they hope they caught ucla napping. it's only affecting when you think there's zero threat of an onside kick. >> gus: hundley. hands it off. james. he picks up a couple. bottom of the pile. joseph carter with the tackle. and the file time-out called by coach pelini. his team down by six. here are the cge football social poll. in terms of the best conferences, the best conference in the country, well, we'll get to that in a p moment. jim mora is saying make sure you tell the fin lowing is to do it. scoop and score runback by nebraska. >> gus: ball security. very important for the young hands it off pchlt franklin runs around. franklin. frank lin still going. >> charles: interesting where the flag was. it looks like at the point of being tackled. >> referee: personal foul. defense. >> that's jord p ander happy to grieve with the con sup says. >> charles: we have savvy football floufers a

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ball fielded by the bruins, 1:36 rye mang.you know the team is coming for an onside kick, there's no sir price. one away from their second one. they hope they caught ucla napping. it's only affecting when you think there's zero threat of an onside kick. >> gus: hundley. hands it off. james. he picks up a couple. bottom of the pile. joseph carter with the tackle. and the file time-out called by coach pelini. his team down by six. here are the college football social poll. in terms of the best conferences, the best conference in the country, well, we'll get to that in a p moment. jim mora is saying make sure you tell the fin lowing is to do it. scoop and score runback by nebraska. >> gus: ball security. very important for the young hands it off pchlt franklin runs around. franklin. frank lin still going. >> charles: interesting where the flag was. it looks like at the point of being tackled. >> referee: personal foul. defense. >> that's jord p ander happy to grieve with the con sup says. >> charles: we have savvy football floufe

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. >> reporter: she talked of their family scrapping to mange ends meet and as a young couple paying for college. >> we were so young, so in love. and so in debt. and that's why barack has fought so hard to increase student aid and keep interest rates down. because he wants every young person to fulfill their promise and be able to attend college without a mountain of debt. >> reporter: the first lady talked of her husband's accomplishment, health care and highlights equal pay legislation. >> he reminds me that we are playing a long game here. and that change is hard. and change is slow and it never happens all at once. but eventually we get there. we always do. >> reporter: she never mentioned governor romney by name but may perhaps subtle comparisons. >> for barack success isn't about how much money you make, it's about the difference you make in people's lives. >> reporter: she closed by saying that more work needs to be done. and the delegates reaction. >> i was so overwell -pl -ld. i was so inspired. >> just hearing her conviction for all americans, not just democrats but all americ

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mang real things... ♪ >>> which political sryill make headlinesn nex 2 hours?ork, it's ahmadinejad spoke today. netanyahu speaks tomorrow. chris -- >> right. >> that is a political context, as well. and the president nowhere near, of course, a meeting with netanyahu. he will be in virginiabeach, virgin. >> woio andrea, you know, ahmadinejad today, netanyahu tomorrow and president obama not. obviously spoke yesterday but not doing anything with netanyahu or anyone else. you know, i think everyone who pays attention to this stuff is paying attention to netanyahu relangleir m sanctions and what role the u.s. should have. president obama we talked about this yesterday on the air. president obama in ohio today, in virginia tomorrow. this is focusing on the nuts and bolts of campaigning, winni those swing states and worrying abouforeign policy for a l . ha youery much. >> thank you. >>> that does it for us. my colleague thomas roberts has a look at what's next. hi, thomas. >> hi. hi, everybody. we are following thewing state scramble. polls show theresident with a th

arizona's a model, he's promised to veto the dream act, and he's for self-deportation, the idea of manging life so -- making life so miserable here that immigrants are literally purged from the country. so this lurch to the right has hurt him badly. that strategy means, as you point out in your excellent paper, really the southwest is out of reach for them in large part because of this. they've pulled out of new mexico. they have a shot in colorado and nevada, but if the turnout is high among latinos, not much of one. so, essentially, their hispanic strategy, the romney strategy has been let's talk about the economy to cuban americans and puerto ricans in florida and hope that we can peel off just enough of them because maybe that'll be the trick. the problem is that even in florida the hispanic electorate has changed quite significantly. the fastest-growing group are the noncuban, nonpuerto rican latin american immigrants for whom immigration is a litmus test issue. it's roughly a third, a third, a third now. so i suspect he's going to have a hard time winning florida in part because of t

the right side of the ballot box and i literally mean the right side of the ballot box in order to mangeure this country continues. >> very well, congressman and you are a good singer, certainly better than me, but that's a low bar. congressman (laughter) i hope to see you in charlotte. >> look forward to it, is i remember. >> neil: getting this morning, governor romney getting ready to speak as we speak in cincinnati, ohio, he's trying to carry his convention benefit to key swing states and we'll take you to it, as soon as he takes to the stage. >> and 30 million americans hitting the roads this weekend. and paying dearly at the pump. if this keeps up will the president pay dearly at the polls? two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf. and every day since, we've worked hard to keep it. bp has paid over twenty-three billion dollars to help people and businesses who were affected, and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy -- and many areas are reporting their best tourism seasons in years. we've shared what we've learned wi

so i think the key is to mange the big -- make the bigger arguments against president obama.on: you were a big advocate for the candidate service of paul ryan -- candidacy of paul ryan before he became mitt romney's vice presidential choice. has he brought the kind of gravitas to the ticket and some of these issues to the fore that you were hoping for? >> yeah, i think so. look, in the two-and-a-half weeks after ryan was picked, the romney/ryan ticket narrowed the gap from about four points to one point. it's opened up again to close to four points because i think at the convention and afterwards the romney campaign has lapsed into a kind of pre-ryan campaign. i think ryan's clarity about the choice ahead is helpful, his criticism of the replacement rests this morning is extremely important, and they should win wisconsin. i was thinking about that, don't you think paul ryan should just go back to wisconsin, make it clear they would not make it tolerable for refs stealing games from the packers? [laughter] that's more important. seriously, i think ryan's done a good job. i wis

>> so one of the leading pollsters has just indicated he didn't see the jewish vote would mange muchof a difference. >> he's a very able guy, it's a matter of opinion. >> okay. >> the largest concentrations of the jewish vote in new york, they may be decided -- >> is there any question that new york's going? >> i'm not ready to write it off yet. >> all right. [laughter] >> that's the first time i heard you say something that stupid. [laughter] >> all right. that woman, to prove that we're gender neutral, and then we'll come here. i know, we're going to come -- can i just say something? you were the have a really -- you better have a really good question. >> not only that -- >> the greatest question ever. >> can i say something? she intimidated you. >> she scared the hell out of me. >> may i take us all back to -- >> a little closer. >> one of our topics is the holocaust? >> i'm sorry -- >> one of our topics is the holocaust. before we get into too much about votes and politics in the u.s. can you -- you touched upon that when you mentioned munich. there was ample evidence in europe a

man takes his girlfriend on a plane ride and testimonies her that the controls are malfunctions and mangsy procedures and moments later he said honey it is a joke and then he pops the big question are you kidding me. luckily she said yes. she is a dummy, too for saying yes he's a double dummy . >> are you kidding me. >> brian: i find that romantic. >> gretchen: what about the old fashioned way to prose poropose. major is a lot lot of hard work. >> eric: that was ridiculous. >> brian: i think it worgs. she will know there is ups and downs and stay with me and read the manual. >> gretchen: how dupropose to your wife? >> brian: i done fly . we eloped. >> steve: >> eric: went away. >> gretchen: eric and i have the same anniversary date. it is coming next week. >> brian: we ask people to tweet in and is that ovetop andg more extreme than what we witnessed. >> gretchen: but is that the right way or can you do the old fashioned way and say i love you. >> brian: that guy had a pilot's license. >> eric: flying with no hands. democratic voters registration in key swing states on the decline. and th

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if he is going to hit his target of a million jobs by 2016 there would be a mange turn arown. >> brian never said how. >> steve: they took the rnc for lack of de. it sounded like a speech you heard a thousand times. here is a brand new show on tlc. honey booboo, it turns out it was on the air wednesday night and you know what, they kind of embarrassed bill clinton. she is drinking the mountain dew. >> gretchen: it is embarrassing for all of america that honey booboo can get 2.4 million viewers and watching her than what is going on politically. >> brian: it is it a funny show. >> gretchen: let us know what people are looking at. it may be a huge decision in our future or watching honey booboo. this is when people are supposed to watch what is going on in the world. >> steve: maybe they are in convention overload. honey booboo tide bill clinton's speech. >> gretchen: your head lines for friday and this is the first one. two pieces of economic data and the key to the president's reelection. and we are about to get our hands on them. labor department releases the unemployment rate. it is