. >> what jumps out is about ann richards losing to george w. bush in that election.those critical issues. people say we really like her. but he was able to focus on critical issues and talk about leadership. so what president obama has to recognize is people do want to see the level of action, and so the question is will he maintain this attitude and also will we see people on wall street held accountable for their actions as long as people say, we didn't see any result from people who screwed the economy up, they're going to hold him accountable. he has to deal with it. >> i would agree with roland and i would probably agree with the obama campaign that tells you this is going to be a choice. but fundamentally it will be a contest for the future. the problem for obama right now is he's being judged harshly on the results that people have seen so far. they're not as willing to trust him that the future looks any brighter with his continued policies and his lack of leadership. >> john -- >> go ahead. >> well, roland mentioned ann richards. paul begala has said several

. >> under ann richards, job growth was 2.5% a year. george bush was 3% a year. rick perry, 1% a year. >> the fact is, the state of texas has led the nation. >> reporter: on the issue of social security -- >> does governor perry continue to believe that social security should not be a federal program, that it's unconstitutional and it should be returned to the state or is he going to retreat from that view? >> reporter: governor perry defended past comment calling social security a ponzi scheme. >> rather than trying to scare seniors, it's time to have a legitimate conversation in this country. >> the term ponzi scheme is what scared seniors. >> reporter: it was on perry to mandate for young girls to have rpv vaccine to prevent cervical cancer which drew the most fire. >> this was about trying to stop a cancer. i am always going to err on the side of life. >> reporter: as political rivals saw an opening and went on the attack. >> the question, is it about life or about millions of dollars in potentially billions for drug companies? >> if you're saying i can be bo

this way for 20 years as mitt romney loves to point out, the job growth rate was tripled under ann richards and george w. bush. it's the luck of the draw. it's the trend. >> here is perry's spokesperson saying texas is not immune to the effects of the national recession during this national economic downturn where the president's policies have worsened. texas remains the top economy protecting jobs and growing by more than 1,000 people a day. it's a problem when your unemployment rate is going up and the nation is going down. >> rick perry had a glow in the race when people didn't know that much about rick perry. now, he's in the debates and saying outlandish or stupid things and people are looking at him. independents are falling off in droves. on top of it, we are looking in detail at the numbers and what's happening kurptly. there's no way to sustain the i did great in texas story line if unemployment comes up there. >> guess who saw it? romney. >> this is the beginning of the opposition wars. >> romney is putting out statements like this one attacking perry. they were quick to circulate

. >> under ann richards, job growth was 2% a year, under rick perry, 1% a year. >> reporter: on the issue of social security -- >> does governor perry continue to believe that social security should not be a federal program, that it's unconstitutional or will he retreat from that view? >> reporter: governor perry defended past comment calling social security a ponzi scheme. >> rather than trying to scare seniors, it's time to have a legitimate conversation. >> the term ponzi scheme is what scared seniors. >> reporter: it was on perry to mandate for young girls to have hpv vaccine for cervical cancer that drew the most fire. >> this was about trying to stop a cancer. i am always going to err on the side of life. >> reporter: as political rivals saw an opening and went on the attack. >> the question, is it about life or about millions of dollars in potentially billions for drug companies? >> if you're saying i can be bought for 5,000, i'm offended. >> this is big government run amuck. it is bad policy. and it should not have been done. >> reporter: a no holds barred presidential debate with

i was incredibly fortunate to have a great mentor in my life, a woman named ann richards, the first elected female governor in texas. she instilled in me that i had an obligation to go into public service but she gave me two pieces of advice. she said achieve what i want to achieve professional before i serve so it was really about service and giving back to the community and she said as a mother, it would be easier if the children were older. they are 81022, and that also was a great piece of a device. i would neighborhood by neighborhood to try to understand the issues of san francisco. i always say i discovered the silent majority in the process, but what i heard loud and clear from people is that we need a new approach to some of our long-term systemic challenges. i always say my moment of obligation, when i knew i had to run, was when i became convinced the only way we would significantly impact public education is if the mayor makes it a high level priority. it is going to take a community- wide effort for us to turn around our public schools, and i believe the mayor has to be the key

under ann richards, and george w. bush. it just happens, it's the luck of the draw. when you show up in office and when you leave. these trends are larger -- >> here's the defense. perry's spokesperson weighed in on the jobs numbers by saying, quote, texas is not immune to the effects of the national recession. even during thownsouthern which president's misguided policies have onlies would rned tbs rae mains the nation's top economy attracting jobs and growing by more than 1,000 people. excuse me. this is still a problem. i contend it's a problem. when your unemployment rate is going up but the nationwide unemployment rate is coming a bit down. >> listen. rick perry had a glow in the race from people who didn't know that much about rick perry. now, as he's in the debates and he's saying all sorts of pretty outlandish or stupid things, people are taking a second look at him. independents are falling off in droves and now we're looking in detail. not at the headline, texas miracle, but at the actual numbers and what's happening currently. there's no way he can sustain

bush ran successfully against ann richards in texas for governor. happened again in the republican senate primary last year in delaware when christine o'donnell weirdly tried to insinuate over and over again congressman mike castle was gay. insinuations turns up in a gubernatorial campaign is not an unprecedented thing in american politics. though it is not unprecedented i think it was still a surprising gambit from the kay bailey hutchison campaign. the other surprising thing she tried to use against rick perry is the case of cameron todd willingham, executed by the state of texas in 2004 despite a lot of rather troubling flaws and the evidence used to convict him. despite until the very end he said he was innocent of the crimes for which he was convicted. kay bailey hutchison is a supporter of the death penalty. she raised in her campaign against rick perry, though, the fact perry had intervened in a panel looking into the evidence against cameron todd willingham. hutchison in messing with that panel rick perry both made a mistake and was, quote,

ly against ann richards for texas in governor and happened in the senate primary last year in delaware when christine o'donnell weirdly tried to insinuate over and over again mike castle was ga. insinuations a candidate is gay is not an unprecedented thing in american politics. even though it is not unprecedented, i think it was still a surprising gambit from the kay bailey hutchison campaign. another surprising thing she tried to use was the case of cameron todd willingham executed by the state of texas in 2004 despite a lot of rather troubling flaws in the evidence used to convict him and despite his protest stations to the end he was innocent of the crimes he was convicted. kay bailey hutchison is a supporter of the death penalty and raised in her campaign the fact rick perry intervened in a panel looking into the evidence against him. she said in messing with that panel rick perry made a mistake and trying to ram rod a covering up. this was not in the general election, not rick perry running against a democrat or running against somebody anti-death penalty, this was a race of two v

under ann richards, job growth was 2.5% a year. under george bush was 3% a year.er rick perry it's been 1% a year. >> governor perry you were dealt four aces. >> well, i was going to say mitch, you were doing pretty good until you got to talking poker. >> the texas draw goes a long way in a debate, doesn't it? >> well, i have to say, one thing about rick perry, he's not great at coming back to -- with his rejoinders. like last time he had this point about how michael dukakis had created more jobs than mitt romney and mitt romney came back at him and perry was just sort of left there confused about what to say next. and it also happened last night with michele bachmann when she accused him of being a current capitalist and he made the joke about being defended that he could be bought for $5,000 and she came back and killed him on the next point. i wouldn't say that perry has been a great debater on style points. but you know, from a position area, he's certainly shown a lot of things that the tea party is really likes, destroy social security, to end the epa. that'

under ann richards job growth was 2.5% a year. under george bush it was 3% a year.nder rick perry it's been 1% a year. >> 170,000 of the jobs were government jobs. so i would put a little damper on this but i don't want to offend the governor because he might raise my taxes or something. >> to have innocent little 12-year-old girls be forced to have a government injection through an executive order is just flat out wrong. >> everybody had eyes for perry last night. wendy shiller is an associate professor of political science and public policy at brown university. it's nice to have you with us, professor. you graded the candidates for us. in your estimation how did they do? >> i think they did generally, for the general campaign, i'm thinking just in terms of electability for the population at large, not the tea party, necessarily, i think romney and perry and bachmann all did pretty well. i mean, romney and perry essentially tied. bachmann a little less so. but they got b, b pluses for what they did. i think perry was damaged a little bit vis-a-vis the tea party but

under ann richards job growth was 2.% a year. under rick perry 1% a year. those are all good numbers. >> i was going to say you were doing pretty good until you got to talking poker. but the fact is the state of texas has led the nation. while the current resident of the white house has overseen the loss of 2.5 million jobs. texas has during my period as governor created over a million jobs. we did that during some pretty tough economic periods. ( applause ) >> reporter: texas congressman ron paul was asked his opinion of perry's job performance. >> does your governor deserve all that credit? >> not quite. i'm a tax payor there. my taxes have gone up. our taxes have doubled since he's been in office. our spending has gone up double. our debt has gone up nearly triple. so, no, and 170,000 jobs were government jobs. so i would put a little damper on this. but i don't want to offend the governor because he might raise my taxes or something. >> reporter: perry quickly responded. >> while i've been governor we have cut taxes by $14 billion. 65 different pieces o

by the way, there has been great job growth in texas under ann richards, job growth was 2.5% a year. under george bush, 3% a year. under rick perry, 1% a year. those are all good numbers. those are all good numbers. but texas is a great state. and i'll tell you, if you think that the country is like texas going well, then somebody who's done that is just terrific. if you think the country needs a turn around, that's what i do. >> all right, governor perry. you were dealt four aces. >> well, i was going to say mit you were doing good until you got to talking poker. but the fact is the state of texas has led the nation. while the colonel resident of the white house is overseeing the loss of 2.5 million jobs, texas has during my period as governor created over a million jobs. we did that during some pretty tough economic period. >> let me bring speaker gingrich into this conversation. jobs, jobs, jobs. all of us that covered you when you were speaker and worked together with president clinton at the time, you compromised. he compromised. you got things done. there was a budge surplus fo

this way for 20 years, as mitt romney loves to point out, the job growth rate was triple under ann richards and george w. bush. it just happens the iss-- it's k of the draw. when you show up in office and when you leave. >> here's his defense. arrby the jobs numbers today by saying, "texas is not immune to the effects of the national recession. even during this national economic downturn, which the president's misguided policies have only worsened, texas remains the nation's top economy, attracting jobs and growing by more than a thousand people." excuse me. this is still a problem. i contend it's a problem. when your unemployment rate is going up and the nationwide employment's coming a bit down. >> listen, rick perry had a glow in the race when people didn't know that much about rick perry. now as he's in the debates and he's saying all sorts of pretty outlandish or stupid things, people are taking a second look at him, independents are falling off in droves, and on top of this, we're now looking in detail. not at the headline, texas miracle, but at the actual numbers and what's happening

under ann richards job growth was 2.5% a year. under george bush it was 3% a year. under rick perry it's been 1% a year. those arl good numbers. >> i was going to say, mitt you were doing pretty good until you got to talking poker. >> seriously. >> wow. >> seriously. i'm sorry. >> last night's debate comes as a new cnn opinion research poll shows 42% of republican voters think governor perry has the best chance in the general election against president obama. 26% say mitt romney has the best chance. and just 5% say michele bachmann. >> in a similar poll the same republicans were questioned on who had the best chance of winning the world series. >> right. >> their answer? the baltimore orioles. let's take a look right now at mark halprin's score card. >> oh, yeah. >> let's see here. mitt romney. >> interesting. >> b plus. perry b minus. bachmann c minus. huntsman c minus. gingrich c minus. all the way down. so i must say, most observers would have given huntsman, let's keep that up, a failing grade. conservatives and liberals alike skewered his performance. bachmann

bush nor his predecessor ann richards could look like they were soft on the death penalty in texas. not about to do this. this was a troubling case, roland is right. the question is is a person being executed because he is black. for a governor of a southern state, southern western state, who chants states rights, that's a problem. >> absolutely. >> wayne, will, roland, another great discussion. thank you so much, guys. appreciate it. >>> how long can you swim without stopping? one minute? maybe one hour? how about 29 hours? dr. sanjay gupta gupta joins to us talk about the amazing endurance of long distance swimmer diana nyad. another good thing about geico is, they've got, like, real live people working there 24/7. so like say you need to report a claim, alright. a real person will be there to help you. then you can use geico.com to view photos of the damage, track your claim, print an estimate. you want an english muffin? they literally hand you a toasted muffin with butter and jam. (sigh) whaa. tasty. that's, that's a complete dramatization of course, but you get my point. vo: g

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. >> job growth under ann richards was higher than it was under rick perry. i mean, texas is texas.jobs to that state. >> it's a right to work state. it's got a huge supply of low-cost labor, because of the -- because of the population, the immigrant population. those are huge advantages that have nothing to do with policy. they are just built into texas. that's fair. >> i think it's fascinating also, willie, that here you have the guy that is the conservative candidate, but every time we get into one of these debates, he's getting it from both sides. he's getting it because he's reckless on social security. of but he's also getting it on immigration. on forced immunization of teenage girls. all of these issues that make him -- make him the target from the left and the right. >> rick santorum went after him really hard on immigration last night. we saw last debate, even ron paul hitting him on taxes saying -- by the way, ron paul says he hasn't been so great for the state of texas. i'm from the state of texas. so he's getting it from both sides. and to your point about just putting

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richard lui. chris jansing is on assignment. annorts from tehran that there's little done to secure the release of the u.s. hikers imprisoned in iran. curry reporting a reporter for them is making bail arrangements for their release. a plane believed to be the one to fly them out of iran left forte ron yesterday, though the state department is refusing to comment. we will follow the latest on this here at msnbc. stick around for that. >>> also, john boehner's time to layout his jobs plan. he will lay it out this afternoon. president obama continues to take his jobs push directly to the people. he toured a small business in north carolina yesterday, trying to drum up support for the $447 billion american jobs act. last night, he spoke at the congressional hispanic caucus gallon a, where he explained it would get hispanics back to work as well. >> the idea behind this bill is simple. to put more people back to work and put more money into the

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richard. maybe home soon. an iranian court set bail at $500,000 clearing the way for shane bauer and josh fattal. ann curry sat down with the president and said the jailed hikers go ahead go free in days. >> we tried last year to free one of the three persons. we are also trying to make arrangements for their freeze om of the other two. i think these two persons will be freed in a couple of days. >> nbc's ali, what is the latest we are hearing about this possibility they could be free in days, as he put it? >> that's right. in that interview with ann curry, they gave the surprise news that these two guys may be free in the next couple of days. more importantly than that in my opinion and here when i go-go to speak to the lawyer of the two hikers, he told us about this bail. he was the first person to tell us about this half million dollar bail for the two hikers. this was the most encouraging sign. the judiciary is extremely powerful and the ultimate decision lies in their hands. we know the president were to try to release the short according to him. it didn't happen in the timing he wanted. the jud

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richard in washington state writes, "michele bachmann, like sarah palin, at best can only succeed as a vice presidential running ma running mate in a beauty contest where substance has no real importance." and anns contender?" if you want to read more on this, go to my blog, cnn.com/caffertyfile or through our post on "the situation room's" facebook page. i'll be watching tonight, wolf, hold nitheir feet to the fire. >> i'll try my best, jack. >>> biden speaks exclusively with our own john king. that's coming up at the top of the hour. plus, coming up next right here in "the situation room," cnn's jeanne moos, she tells us about an angry long shoreman who didn't hold back when he saw a tv crew he didn't like. >> hey! hey! get your [ bleep ] camera out of here! that's none of your [ bleep ]! i. ♪ [ female announcer ] we're throwing away misperceptions about natural gas vehicles. more of the vehicles that fuel our lives use clean american natural gas today. it costs about 40 percent less than gasoline, so why aren't we using it even more? start a conversation about using more natural gas vehicles in your community. >>> news crews are often used to getting slammed, to getting yelled at, but someth