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thank you, ann romney for coming.m. >> i should probably keep looking. >> do you think there's something better than vera wang? >> i'm sorry. do they keep that next to something is that's better than chokts? >> many women have dreamed of walking down the aisle in a vera wang wedding ring. now she's about to walk off with a big award. veerra wang good morning. >> good morning, guys. so happy to see you all. >> congratulations. >> we're happy to see you. >> congratulations. that's a big deal to win the lifetime achievement awards? >> it's totally a big deal because it's from your peers and that's what makes it so incredibly significant. not only from the other designers but journalists. the people sometimes that sometimes rshts seen and are behind the camera. i don't mean just them wu their work, so it's a big deal. >> has there ever been another fashion journalist who's gone on to become a great designer? >> thank you, charlie, for saying that. i would have to think about it. >> because you're the youngest fashion edit

ann romney was on cbs morning news. nt's performance in "the wall street journal" in an op-ed saying we are now over 100 days, we've yet to see any particular agenda. that's my view that the extraordinary disappointment of the president's second term is where the opportunity was greatest. he has proposed the least. he continues to campaign. as if there is no another election and there isn't. >> and that was similar to what he said when he first came out. a couple of months ago. and ann romney on, i guess it was cbs this morning saying she was looking forward to 2016 and paul ryan unclear where they go from here. is it one of the situations where every couple months they'll pop out and say something and critique the president? do they have a larger role to play in the republican party? as they revamp what they want to do going forward. >> unlikely. >> immigration -- i think that's right. unlikely. what are they up to? i think romney has had these meetings with leaders where he's talking about the issues of the day. you kn

. >>> from the attorney general's volley, to ann romney's return, and, of course, senator cruz.top lines. nobody likes the tax man. >> there are people all across this country who are still hurting. who desperately want to work. >> it's deeply troubling. >> common sense laws that check to see if we're keeping guns out of the hands of criminals. or folks who have significant mental illnesses. >> the letter obviously referred to our anti-gun efforts. >> it's deeply troubling. >> there are people who do things that may be irrational. do things that are wrong. >> you ready for another charm offensive? >> yes, indeed. eric holder. charming as he comes. >> it did go to the white house. the question is, how high up? >> with regard to the potential prosecution of the press, that is not something i've ever been involved with, heard of. >> people are upset with the irs scandal. >> these aswrgencies like the i are following barack obama's lead. >> eric holder, a pinata to the mainstream media. >> attorney general has never been in so much trouble. >> this is not a drip. this is like a fire

more voters than not believe congress is just playing politics, as usual, and then this morning, ann romney weighed in on the three scandals going on right now. take a listen. >> in particular i saw the polling numbers with the -- how people are upset with the irs scandal. we have to have trust in our government. we have to believe that they're doing right for us. when we feel like they're breaking our trust, it's deeply troubling. >> so right now you have the gun reform debate going on, you have budget conversations still stalling out. you want to get real policy work done, but with these three scandals still circulating in and around washington, d.c., how much of this is a distraction to the real work you need to get done and also about the midterms coming up in 2014? >> well, in terms of her comments, everyone is united in outrage against the irs. so is the president. when we go back on monday, there are hearings in the appropriations committee, on tuesday there are hearings in ways and means and then the senate hearings, the i.g. report that they're still working on. then we have now a

. >> you see the romneys are back in the news? >> i saw that. >> annming out staying some stuff about the president. >> the romney's -- >> mitt is talking about he is inviting some rich people out to la jolla to talk to them. look at the money in my car. good man. good man. >> yesterday, ann romney weighed in -- >> he is a really good man. why are you guys laughing? >> he's a good man. he's a good man. >> car elevator. >> i'm telling you, if i had that much money, i would do it too. >> it's friday. >> speaking of cars. it is friday so i can really go off. okay? you want me to tell me my dream last night? >> yes, tell me about your dream last night. >> a weird dream. >> a weird dream, man! so i'm on this bus. we are going around the bus. i go up to tell the bus driver i want off the next stop, right? we are weaving through traffic. the bus driver is sleeping. >> oh, my gosh. >> is sleeping. >> what? >> i nudge him. he goes, what? i said you're sleeping and you're going through traffic. you sleeping? she is like the bus drives itself. i go, it's one of t

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as ann romney learn last year of she came under fire for talking about the economy when she was just a stay at home mom from another woman. so it has been a real gap. and i don't think the circle of feminism will sufficiently close until that is reached and addressed and dealt with. so far it has been a real failure of feminism. >> and women are sort of judged no matter which choice they make and given all sorts of guilt if they are trying to balance the two. then they're never a good enough mom or never a good enough employee or they're, you know, heartless and they don't have children and they're just ambitious and focused on their career or why are they letting themselves down and not using all of their productive tal enlts. so there's all kinds of guilt that women face over this. but getting back to the overall trend which is more and more women being the bread winner, the primary bread winner in their household. first i think you're right to underscore. two very different demographics here. one is single mothers and one is thewise are outearning the husband. in that group it is

and women from ann romney to hillary clinton have been judged by other women for the decisions that theyhave you found that in your culture, and your communities and your business and your experience, that sometime it is women holding other women back more than just men or hierarchy in existing societal issues? >> i don't pay attention to the gender. whoever tries to stop me, i had a way to put them aside. yes. >> sort of a game of thrones approach. >> that's my rule. i mean, number one, i don't take anything as granted. and this is for good. and for unfortunate circumstances. and if i should take a mission like impossible, i should be afraid, no. lead, follow or get out of my way. >> i like it. >> i like it. >> me too. >> you have a very good vibe. thank you for being here. >> thank you so much. enjoy my greek drama. for men and women. thank you very much. >> thank you for being here. we're going to read one thing. you've heard about her business plan. do you think more american company should adopt her thinking and hire women in nontraditional roles. we asked you. and bob said yes. div

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larger trend or it's just one survey that's out there. >> an interesting thing that i got from that ann romney sound bite where she said, well we're kind of partial to paul ryan, we were talking yesterday about ted cruz and he sort of said, the future of the party is in people like rand paul, mike lee, scott walker. he left out paul ryan. >> he did. and of course they are the same age generation. >> yes. >> they are a different generation as far as when they were elected. cruz, scott walker all came in the 2010 or 2012 elections. paul ryan as we know is elected back in the late 1990s. >> right. >> even though he is very young he has been on capitol hill for a while. i think what cruz was trying to do is draw a distinction between the folks who were fueled by the tea party who were elected in the last two national election cycles versus folks who had been on capitol hill for a little bit of a while. >> something that we've all done is try to walk away from our mother's rash comments at the time. that is something jeb bush seems to be doing here. he says moms say a lot of things. in michigan obv

martha: mitt romney is back in the public eye. the governor and his wife anna big bi-partisan conference focusing on new ideas they say with a diversed and distinguished group of tests. carl cameron is live in washington on this. so, carl, good to see you. is romney getting back to the political arena here? >> reporter: not exactly but he's certainly making a platform for people to do this. this is more of a retreat than a conference. he's been doing interviews and talk shows but rarely. the romney's have been planning this for several months, a private gathering at a utah resort next week. no press. mostly republicans and business leaders. there will be big-named democrats on hand too. romney and wife ann are going to host it. he will be giving a speech on the challenges he sees facing the country as well as around the world, and there will be a couple hundred people on hand or so. at least three potential 2016 g.o.p. candidates will address the group including new jersey governor chris christie. big supporter of romney's in 2012 and he has sky high approval

yesterday, ann romney told us her husband has been busy supporting her since the election. >> he's writing me. >> let me ask you about 2016. who would you like to see the republican nominee be? >> there are some great candidates out there. mitt and i are always are very, very partial to paul ryan, but we don't know if he's going to run. >> ryan, who was romney's 2013 running mate is attending next week's summit. so are senator rand paul and new jersey governor chris christie. >>> the clintonens are keeping a foundation all in the family, could you say. the william j. clinton foundation is changing its name t is now going to be called the bill, hillary and chelsea clinton foundation. secretary clinton is joining forces with her husband instead of starting her own charity. >> it's interesting, too, they've added chelsea. >> she's getting more and more involved. >>> a visitor from space is getting a lot of attention this morning. an asteroid called qe 2 is heading toward earth. we're watching that and other developments and space in science. derek pitts is chief astronomer from the franklin i

. >> stephanie: remember ann romney saying it is our turn.be as americans who had a war to get away from inherited power if we see a bush versus clinton -- >> stephanie: i agree with barbara, that we have bush fatigue. >> i'm sill holding that that elizabeth warren run. >> she might need a little bit more experience. >> right like obama. >> stephanie: that's the joke that obama made about ted cruz. >> and ted cruz can run -- >> i know orly taitz will be consistent. i know she will be all over that. >> hopefully he can get a kenyan running mate just for the irony. >> stephanie: exactly. as we were saying michael thomasky who i want to kiss and marry and date -- >> he was my friend first. >> stephanie: huh-uh. >> he is not a new writer at "the daily beast" -- >> stephanie: he is my knew favorite writer -- shhhwhen charlie pierce comes on. >> okay. >> stephanie: and don't tell eric eric bow eric bole lard. >> oh, god. >> stephanie: he feels we're going to have another vote and we're going to win on this background check. >> yeah, and a lot of co

moments and -- another one i remember last year, ridiculous thing hillary rosen made a comment about ann romney not working and that -- this is going to turn women on obama. that sort of stuff. there is that. i wonder if there is an aspect to it. you talked about it a little bit this week. you talked to ezra klein of "the washington post" about this. about the partisan divide and how the divisions are so deep now that, you know, for anything to resonate, even something more substantive than hillary rosen or obama's comments about the economy last year or anything that resonate this climate and break that divide seems the -- standards. >> that's why you see the poll results that you were just showing us where you see this huge divide between democrats and republicans in their evaluation of obama's job performance and what we saw in the election as well. and you can go back to president bush before obama and saw the same thing in reverse. so -- >> they have warned the president -- not the president, his party, not to overreach. for my part beating up obama increases sympathy for him and there --

ann romney ought to be ashamed of herself to stand by her husband to close down planned parenthood wheny. men can get the viagra to make them long, hard and strong. >> stephanie: all right now. frisky there. >> i think she was insinuating insurance covers viagra. it does not cover birth control. >> stephanie: she was saying it is not a long, hard trip to get viagra. >> you can get there a lot quicker. that's what she said. so we don't have to push -- >> how do you get your mother's black balls again? >> stephanie: hal, you missed the story. my 90-year-old republican mom i sent her lobster and also it was a surf and turf basket. that's what she likes. little failly mignons. they were frozen. when i called, stephy, thank you for the lobster. there are black balls in here. i don't know what they are. are they some sort of seafood and i said mom i think they're the steaks are in the packing things and she called me later. stephy, you were right. they're defrosted. they are not balls. they were steak. >> burp. the tests were successful. it came back fillet mignon. >> stephanie: i think there

the interview was not all about politics and governor romney's wife ann joining him on stage and howoying life out of the spot light. >> and a plane packed with passengers catches fire. russia, 140 people on board of the plane with a landing gear that caught fire. travellers could see the flames from their windows as they landed in moscow. no word yet and what caused. it a suspected bomb removed from a neighborhood in belfast. the same place police officers were attacked a new days ago. germany. road waste turned into rivers and heavy rain caused marriage problems in the east and forcing first responders to close off rail service in the region. homes are floeded and the damage is estimated to be hundreds of this happeneds of dollars. >> mexico, a volcano spewing smoke and ash in the air. people living nearby are tired of the constant activity that picked up in the past week. >> serbia, talk about a big wedding. this is belgrade where 220 couples said i do at the same time. it is a tradition. they have done them for 15 years and all of the wedding dresses are free of charge to the bri

jenna: mitt romney is back in the public eye. the governor and his wife annrd to the 2014 elections and how they can help. chief political correspondent carl cameron is live from washington with more on all of this. carl, what is this all about? what are they up to? >> reporter: well, they are planning a big private gathering at a resort in utah. no press, mostly republicans. there will be some business leaders and big name democrats too. romney and his wife will be hosting this. he'll give a speech on what he considers the challenges facing the country as well as the world, and there'll be a couple hundred people or so on hand. at least three potential gop 2016 candidates including new jersey governor chris christie, big supporter of the 2012 campaign and sky high approval ratings across the country for mr. christie. kentucky senator rand paul has been all over the country at the early voting states, iowa, new hampshire, south carolina. and then, of course, there is paul ryan, the vice presidential running mate of 2012. he'll be giving a speech, and he's sor