. >> governor strickland, what do you think about governor caseic? where do you think he stands? >> recent polling showing hillary clinton would best him in ohio and every other potential republican candidate, but the fact is that governor caseic has a record now. he talks about the ohio miracle. there is no ohio miracle. we're 45th in job creation. we've lost more jobs per capita i believe perhaps than any other state in america. unemployment is now going up rather than down. so i think governor caseic has to worry about being reelected in 2014 quite frankly before he thinks about 2016. whoever the republicans bring on board, i think, is facing a terrific challenge if secretary clinton decides to seek this office. i think she's by far the frontrunner. the country is ready and hungering for the leadership of a woman in that position. we want to break the glass ceiling as we did with the racial divide in electing barack obama. anyway, i think things are looking pretty good for the democrats when it comes to 2016, but we've got to get through 2014. and a lot of these governors that

time the second iraq caseic was out of congress, deal with that issue on the house and then the senate budget committees. here was some grumbling from members that for one thing the balled and was low when laurence lindsay of the economic nsel of advisors said it might cost -- i used was amount he he was-eighty billion -- gone. because they didn't want people quoting high figures. well, it's turned out to be a dollars. >> how do you spend a trillion dollars through all 535 members raising the ithout money? where do they put that off money? how do they raise it? >> it certainly was off budget money. by increasing the proportion nature amount. grumbled about it but they certainly were not going to supply the troops with the wherewithal. the pentagon knows about that. the administration, whichever it is, whichever party knows that. nd they use it as a kind of male black >> you talk about joe biden in column and the way he writer. scott what was your point in bob gates in his book how much biden. red with joe > of course mr. gates was criticizing joe biden. when he was a enator, seemed to

john caseic of ohio, he's sitting at 52%. not a bad number for his record because he tried to limit collective bargaining with public workers in the state. that failed. senate bill 5 was repealed after the outrage came from police and firefighters and teachers across the state. scott walker, this guy might be the sleeper in the bench. he has an approval rating of 51%. he has attacked workers across wisconsin. he caused massive protests. it was cold in wisconsin too then, but the hearts were warm and the people know exactly what this guy is all about. rick snyder's approval sits at 42%. he passed controversial right to work legislation. he did away with democracy in the city of detroit by putting a city emergency manager in charge. 24% approval by 65% disapprove. residents in his state were outraged after he decided to privatize pennsylvania's liquor stores. christie is now at 48% approval. it's down 14 points since october and going in the wrong direction. it's not just bridgegate. christie has made a career of attacking new

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