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if you look at the appointmens s of barack obama appointed to the federal courts you cannot find one person who supports gun rights, and that is the problem. >> i support ed rendell and alan gottlieb for being here. >> thank you. >>> and also a slight by hilary rosen against stay-at-home moms, even still mitt romney has a real gender problem. we will get to that next. this is "hardball." hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. [ female announcer ] weak, damaged hair needs new aveeno nourish+ strengthen. active naturals wheat formulas restore strength for up to 90% less breakage in three washes. for strong, healthy hair with life, new aveeno nourish+ strengthen. >>> welcome back the "hardball." a cnn contributor with no role in president obama's campaign became a major talking point for the romney team and conservatives in general this week. hilary rosen kicked up a storm this week about her comments about ann romney and by thursday everybody from the president to the first lady to the vice president had responded and distanced themselves from her comment

barack obama of 2008 wasn't around. he was awfully busy on substance, not paying enough attention to speeches. well, i think the barack obama of 2008's back in 2012. he's fighting on the substance. he and the labor department have done a remarkable job on this retraining and community college initiative. but he's also out there, i think, beginning to speak to people in a way that moves their minds and their hearts at the same time. >> bob shrum, always a pleasure. great to have you with us. >> thanks, ed. >> there's a lot more coming up in the next half hour of the ed show. stay with us. >>> scott walker's legal troubles are worse than anyone knew. john nichols of "the nation" has the latest. >>> and ohio republicans are trying to pull a sneak attack on women. democrats are fighting a stunt that would defund planned parenthood. we'll take you to the buckeye state for the latest. >>> the plot thickens in the john doe investigation surrounding wisconsin governor scott walker. back in february, walker announced that he had hired two criminal defense attorneys to assist him in the case. in march the governor set up a defense fund. but it

then, the debate becomes how much can stand on unemployment insurance, in barack obama's government-jernted society s finite amount of money f someone once famously said to you you need to add taxes to spread the wealth around. in barack obama's government-centered society, government spending always increases. because, well, why not? there is someone entitled to something more and willing to vote for anyone who will give him something more. now, by the way we know why that transformation of a free society into a government-centered society leads because other nations follow that had path. it leads to chronic high unemployment, crushing debt and stagnant labor. beginning to sound familiar, isn't it? i don't want to trance form america. i want to restore to america economic values of freedom and opportunity and limited government that gave us the power house of the world. if if opportunity, it's opportunity not a check from government, but opportunity that is always driven america and defined us as americans. i'm i don't think free enterprise is the solution to all of our problems nor am i naive enoug

funcionarioss norte americanos que se fueron de fiestas en cartagena antes que barack obama llegara a colombia, dijeron que serÁn investigo se lourdes en donde participaron los agentes y 5 militares podrÍa haber comprometido la seguridad del presidente, veamos. >> el escÁndalo no se quedÓ en cartagena, al menos 11 de agentes encargados de proteger la vida del presidente y varios militares estÁn suspendidos y son el centro de una investigaciÓn sobre la relacion sobre prostituta en este hotel antes de la llegada del mandatario. >> estamos con vergÜenza dijo el militar del mayor rango del pentÁgono dedefraudamos al jefe refirien refiriendose al presidente, perdieron su acceso de alta seguridad hasta que la investigaciÓn concluya se confirmÓ hoy dÍa. >> el servicio secreto dice que tiene una polÍtica de 0 tolerancia sobre mala conducta personal. pero su polÍtica le prohÍbe hacer mÁs comentarios sobre la investigaciÓn. >> el presidente obama esperarÁ el resultado y se confirman las alegaciones: >> entonces claro, que estarÉ fr furiosa y con la mayor dignidad y en el estado afirmÓ que esto es lo que esperan de diplomÁticos y pers

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you know how the democrats re-enacted the persona of jfk by picking bill clinton in the 90's and barack obama. a charismatic leader. the republicans are searching for someone that can channel the essence of ronald reagan and rick santorum keep saying that he is that person because he has the same social conservative credentials. but what he lacks is the executive this year is as a governor and even though ronald reagan was small government and no new taxes kind of guy, he did a little bit of both as a moderate leader in terms of the government politics. rick santorum does not have those credentials and it remains to be seen if that will play this year. perhaps it will play in four more years. >> good stuff .. thank you. time for a quick look at what is coming up later on cbs this morning with dale king joining us now live from new york with the very latest. >> live from new york and in color, thank you, did the president cross the line by warning the supreme court over health care? and senator john mccain over the controversy. what does he think the outcome will be? >> the case involving a ke

its mitt romney to be honest.r right now it's looking to be mitt romney vs barack obama for presidenticy of 2012." just last week s-j-s-u's president mohammad qayoumi introduced a plan to make textbooks more affordable for students. the plan was presented in more detail at a special event held earlier this week on campus. maya gonzalez has more on the story ... maya faculty and students were able to attend this workshop and learned about the affordable learning solutions program. ">>>sophomore pedro medina spends a minimum of 400-hundred dollars on books every semester -- and says his professors do not understand how difficult it is for students. "i feel like a lot of teachers don't think about the students situation you know when it comes down to like you know if they have a job or if they don't they depend on their parents." the csu system along with sjsu want to help out students like medina save more money when it comes to buying textbooks . on monday the "affordable learning solutions" program was introduced at a learning faire. "so i think this is encouraging that you know that we can leverage all our resour

problem for mitt romney high pressure right now he is accusing barack obama of running a hide and seek campaign, and not telling voter wrs snds, the problem for romney in doing that is he, himself, is trying to keep these things secret. and it undermines the kind of campaign he's trying to run against the president. that is the bigger problem. everyone knows that mitt romney is wealthy. if he got some of this out now, it would be perhaps a slightlyless problematic thing. he's being so secretive about it it raises questions. >> let me come back to you, steve. i think she hit something there. i also think it's a problem when you see that he, himself, personifies this inequality that has been raised by many of us for awhile. when you look at the tax rate that romney pays, based on what we have seen, and the average secretary, mitt romney pays a 13.9% rate, and the average secretary pays 29.9% rate. it's not about begrudging his wealth, it's the balance and how fair people are handling it in this country. >> right, and it's the fact that the issues are on the agenda this year. we're talking about income inequality now. we're t

s vale. >>> como interpret rÍas el mno. >>> primero soy anglo americano. >>> se especula que emilio stephan o barack obama serÁ el encargado el milagro. adriana c mÁs delles. >>> 7 aÑos despuÉse la muerte de juan pablo ii a las 9 de la noche hora de italia, la misma que mÍo mha rio el beato, estos militares entregados a una comisÓn humanitaria que los trajo a la libertad,us familiares dicen que no es coincidencia si no u magro hecho por carol woa. >>> fue el papa que nos hizo aer a la libertad a nueso heano y a los secuestrados. >>> obviamente sÍ es un milagro que haya pasado esto, un milagro de nuestroadre y de juan pablo, gracias, gracias. >>> los familiare de los liberados cuent que cuando lasrelo jalas reliquias del papa juan pao ii estuvieron enogotÁ en peregrinaciÓn visitaron la catedral y se encomendaron al beato para pir u mell milagro que nadie habÍa conseguido en 14 aÑos. clo que sÍ, vinimos acÁ y pues, lepe dimos a Él que por favor intercediera por la libertad de los familiares. >>> a juan pabloing segundo sÓ le hace falta un milagro para ser declarado santo y la iglesia colombiana se propone tar en serio estas

s simple question. president obama or mitt romney. 56% chose barack obama. 27% for mitt.erious roreagan, the, " i read your book this weekend and it's fabulous. >> thank you. >> i'm slow on the reading department. this is not a giant door stop after book. can you actually read it in a few day answers learn something about your dad. >> thank. >> you right, left or center, a hell of a book, and i mean it. a beautiful person, have you written any books lately? >> no. >> okay, pu heading the women's center for politics. this is an easy segment. because anyone can decide this. both mitt and ann romney i would say exuded overcon kofidence la night in the interview with diane sawyer. this is what he would say to the president. let's listen. >> start packing. that's what i would like to say. obviously we have a very different view. the president i'm sure wants another four years. but the first years didn't go so well. >> you know, i got to know michelle. she is a lovely person. i've never met barack obama. but i believe it's mitt's time. i believe that country needs the kind of l

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mexico, colorado and virginia, the result is that barack obama 269 electoral votes and mitt romney 269 electoral votes. and the house of representativ s the president. >> back -- >> likeability is a major factory and that will in large part will help president obama with the people who came out in record numbers in 2008. for romney to win, he has to break into president obama's numbers with independents. might have a case of doing that with the economy, if the economy stalls, nobody wants that to happen. hispanics, and he has to find a way to pivot hispanic voters to attract some of them and last issue is women. he still has a woman problem. >> the veepstakes. mitt romney opened up his formal process. named a woman, his long-time aide to run it. our reporting from jon karl showed that jeb bush could have been at top of mitt romney's list. that was a surprise for me and bush at first seemed to open the door to it. >> well, i would consider it, i doubt i would get a call and i don't know if it's the right thing for me to do. i didn't run for president for a similar kind of reason. >> he shut that down quickly. yesterday, saying it's not

barack obama can do. it is not the best america can do. tonight is the beginning of the end of the disappointments of the obama years. >> i am joined by contributor karen hunter and plit co-'sr in chief, john harris. good morning to both of you. john, did he sound like the nominee? give me your assessment of where he stands right now. >> no question in his rhetoric and physical bearing just the sort of tennesseor of those remarks he sounds like he is the nominee and no longer swatting away flies and it will be romney versus obama and this is the beginning of him framing that case. it is not an angry attack. it is more a tone of disappointment which i think is what the romney team thinks that independent voters in particular want to hear, not anger, just a commitment we can do better. >> and disappointment in the economy in particular. let me play for you another little piece of sound from last night. >> because he has filed, he will run a campaign of diversions and distractions and distortions. that kind of campaign may have worked at another place and in a different time, but not here. >> right. >> not now. it is still about the economy and we are not stupid. >> that's rig

barack obama and mitt romney get underway. who is the man with the plan? decides which side has the mike? fox 5'sdepends which side has the mic. fox 5's melanie alnwick has the wrapup. >> reporter: tim geithner says the economy is in pretty good shape, but polls tonight show that and six in 10 voters say the country is going in the wrong direction. >> of course it's going to be close, but at the end of the day i think the american people want to choose a vision that holds out the greatest possibility opportunity. >> reporter: a fox news poll shows mitt romney now with a slight advantage over president obama. romney's campaign is trying to get more support among women and hispanics. >> there's a supposition here that hispanic voters are single issue voters, that they vote only on immigration. americans of hispanic descent care also deeply about employment and job creation and opportunity. >> reporter: for women voters the economy was just about the only thing senator kiersten jill gillibrand and michele bachmann agreed on. >> it's the first bill he really signed which allows women to fight for equ

biography back in the 1990's, has the roots of two presidents, born on august 15 years apart at opposite ends of the baby boom generation. bill clinton in 1946. barack obama, 1961. both came into the world under circumstances which made it surprisingly unlikely that either boy would grow to be president of the united states. one sentence i will respond to -- among the characteristics, the young clinton and obama shared, a competitive will. guest: as far as i understand it, david is writing a book about the young barack obama. he is an expert on that. what i found in doing this book was the image we have a barack obama the we get from the media, from interviews and from observing, is a little different than the true barack obama. i do think -- he has gotten a bad rap from being a bad negotiator, equivocating, looking for compromises. but i do think he has this fierce competitive well, which is tempered by a real pragmatic streak. the sort of burden of office in terms of government responsibly. so there are times when he is in deep sort of try to cut the best deal and not looking for the big fight. there are other times when he is willing to throw the dice.

. >>> president barack obama welcomes a prime minister of japan to the white house, and he came to power in september. he faces big challenges to help the area recover. the s japan -- the u.s. and japan want to make sure that ties remain strong. >>> tomorrow there could be a different problem. many union workers are working without a contract. they are planning mayday rallies near the bridge and some occupied demonstrators plan on joining them. however organizers say a bridge shut down is not likely. rallies could also have an impact between marin and san francisco. let's check in with sal, i know they are warning people on the new doyle road -- >> yes, i also heard about chp because i follow them on their twitter feed. they gave the first ticket for somebody who had the nerve to pass a chp cruiser at 15, 15 miles per hour over the speed limit and you don't do that in front of a police officer in front of a police officer so bad day. take it easy out there you don't want to start your day out that way. >>> and southbound right where that indicater is. a little bit slow and 580 continues to look good out of dublin out of caster valley. this is a look at the

barack obama, and wait until you hear what it is. seriously, wait. and finally, does holding a gun make a man seem bigger a stronger 1234 s >> yes. >> do you know what is coming t son >> i don't know. a lot ofhings. >> dark shadows. >> i d't care. >> it is a remake, a gothic remake of a tv series directed by tim burton, and it will have johnny depp. >> that's good news. a lot of people said burton and depp would never make a movie together. i am glad they are finally doing that. >> every year i wonder when will tim burton and johnny depp make a movie together. >> i think it is delightfully quirky. >> i think it will be surreal. i think it will be a feast for the eyes. >> i hope johnny depp does some kind of accent you can't place as to where it is from. >> somebody will be nominated for an oscar and not win it. >> i have had enough of this stupid chat. let's welcome our guest. she is cuter than a rainbow made of baby pandas and marshmellows and hugs, but covered in blood. i am here with international business times columnist. well, he is so sharp he shaves with his own tongue. he is maxim magazine's editor-in-chief. yowza, look at that cover. it is

point, obviously, the situation we have, robert-s that after all of these months of rit momry often outspending rick santorum 10/1 in campaign cash barack obamaomney. and cash in the bank i think he's got as much as ten times what mitt romney does right now. are super pacs going to be the difference here? >> i think it depends on who you ask. i think super pacs will definitely help mitt romney at the end of the day. i'm just a little bit confused here. you talk about flip-flopping as it relates to mitt romney. president obama was obviously against super pacs but now he's for it. if you stand on principle one could make the argument that he shouldn't, quote unquote, level the playing field at all, that he should stick to his principle and that is to say super pacs are wrong. and those are his words, not mine. but back to your point, the point simply is that mitt romney will probably benefit much more than barack obama is because barack obama has obviously been running for re-election much longer than mitt romney has been in terms of raising the amount of cash that you need unfortunately to win the presidency. >> well, jen, do you think that th

very important about this book. >> no, it's not. >> yes it s. >> i want people to buy this -- >> you are a person that get excited about barack obamaot of women related to sarah palin. >> and they don't anymore. >> the most intense -- that's just not true. a lot of women in your neighborhood may not relate to sarah palin, i tell you, my mother still relates to sarah palin and a lot of republican women across america still relate to them, okay? but let's just -- let's just not be so one sided. go ahead. >> very quickly, say one thing about the book that has been brought up. for your daughter or your granddaughter, buy it. a woman that is about to enter the workforce or that's in the workforce this teaches women entitlement, really, really, really important. so, forget, i'm saying if off daughter, a granddaughter, very important books and i mean that. >> donny, thank you. >> a great book p i appreciate it. >> grandson. >> nobody is positioned more properly that is the way you sell the book. >>> up next, business before the bell with cnbc's michelle caruso-cabrera. keep it right here on morning joe. [ male announcer ] if you believe t

s backyard but also because you've got big personalities there and you've got tim kaine, former governor, former democratic national committee chairman, one of barack obama's best friends running for the democratic ticket there and george alan, the former senator, who jim web unseated in 2006 wants his seat back. he obviously still has national ambitions. this is a lot of money is going to be involved in this race and it's a very important battleground state for the obama campaign, president obama needs to win virginia to win reelection so they're pouring a lot of resources there and it's one of those states where mr. obama does well you're going to see tim kaine probably do well but it will be very close. >> suarez: if you want to continue to talk about money, massachusetts is next. outside money is pouring into that state, isn't it? >> yes, there's another one with national implications. senator scott brown won the surprise special election after senator ted kennedy passed away and he was really the vote against health care reform and looked at as this republican savior, the new face of the party. but he's also voted along the lines of massachusetts. he'

and that will pose somewhat of a challenge for president barack obama in his reelection bid because the unemployment rate for americans in their 20'sas gone up significantly, and that is in many ways obama's base. host: phil, on our line for independents. caller: have a couple quick questions. the effect that the legal immigration has on all the illegal immigration has on our jobs -- illegal immigration has an effect on our jobs. if i go out and get a job, people are hiring illegal immigrants, and i take a cut in pay to get the job, then i can not pay my bills if i take that cut in pay. where does that leave americans? guest: a few things on that front. depute center has done -- the pew senator has done studies on the number of illegal immigrants coming into the u.s., and that number, has dropped off significantly, and that is because a lot of people come in for jobs in construction or the restaurant industry. those fields saw significant layoffs in their recession, so there was not bad job demand like there was in the years leading up to the recession. also, it is fair to say that a lot of the jobs that have been added recently ha

s constitution party nominating convention. [video clip] >> are you ready to take on mitt romney, barack obama, and establishment in washington,d.c.? if you are, say, yes. pro-life viting record -- [applause] and that certainly distinguishes me from president obama who has one of the most pro-abortion records and positions ever for a president and certainly during his service in the united states senate. i also would like to submit that over time, my pro-life voting record is better than that of bids romney -- mitt romney who has converted more recently to our position and thinking on that issue. [applause] with regard to merit, i always supported the proposition that marriage should be between one man and one woman. while i was in the virginia senate, when i was in the u.s. house of representatives. if you look closely at president obama's position, you can see that he is moving ever so directly in a direction of pro- civil unions and really pro- homosexual rights. if i am president i will veto legislation advancing that cause. >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us now of the table, jessica herrera-flanigan, for

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barack obama. >> remember when the country rallied around you in the hopes of a better tomorrow? that was laou elcome bckto "rng oe ve mrknd jn s he went there a couple of times and jimmy kimmal went there. >> the only laugh out loud moment was when he said the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull, the pit bull tastes delicious. that was the joke of the night. >> there was a moment -- people did not laugh immediately. >> i was sitting there for a half a second and then was like d he e? >>t islstilntnd tn o. >>yoe mihee, ss. >> i don't know if he never got to do this before he was president of the united states. he enjoyed doing it so much. the fact that he enjoys it so much -- >> he telegraphs it and starts laughing. joking aside that's like a plank of hi platform iea og ey lkeai aut dos. hskard seth go myers was so good. his delivery is such that he rapid fires. he must have gotten off 100 jokes on this short set. >> it was very fast. he talks very fast. i thought about half way through i felt there were moments he was trying to get the jokes done. >> it's funny you say that because you have guys who are really funny

s backyard but also because you've got big personalities there and you've got tim kaine, former governor, former democratic national committee chairman, one of barack obama'st friends running for the democratic ticket there and george alan, the former senator, who jim web unseated in 2006 wants his seat back. he obviously still has national ambitions. this is a lot of money is going to be involved in this race and it's a very important battleground state for the obama campaign, president obama needs to win virginia to win reelection so they're pouring a lot of resources there and it's one of those states where mr. obama does well you're going to see tim kaine probably do well but it will be very close. >> suarez: if you want to continue to talk about money, massachusetts is next. outside money is pouring into that state, isn't it? >> yes, there's another one with national implications. senator scott brown won the surprise special election after senator ted kennedy passed away and he was really the vote against health care reform and looked at as this republican savior, the new face of the party. but he's also voted along the lines of massachusetts. he's be

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barack obama is reelected, would he visit the site of reparations? guest: what happened with african-americans and republicans is interesting. abraham lincoln was a republican, the party that opposed abolition in the 1860's and pushed reconstruction. in a contested election, they decided to give up a reconstruction but they still remain stronger than the other side on civil-rights issues. over the course of the late 19th century and early 20th century, the american public stopped caring about what happened to african-americans and the south and the interest of trying to get past the old wounds of the civil war. you see republicans gradually stepping away from civil rights issues and you see democrats take the lead on further disenfranchising african- americans in their state. up until the 1930's and 1940's when the new deal measures began to bring african americans to the democratic side, 50% were still voting for republicans. the democrat adoption of the sobor rights issues hastens the move of african-americans to the democratic party. in the 1960's, this becomes basically a deluge where civil rights measures bring the democratic party huge numbers and former segregationists who are still congressional

s -- >> but the election of obama has not changed anything. >> we have never had a black president before. in modern times, only one other than barackobama and carol moseley-braun, ed brooks. i'd say that is the universe of black officials. something has changed. we are not getting away from that. >> it is a spiritual change, but it does not represent an actual, pragmatic change. that changes life for black people in america beyond the spiritual self esteem in diction of, we know we do not have this glass ceiling any more. >> what i wanted to add. i move to this country in 1993. my introduction to american culture was o.j. simpson and his bronco. i remember when the verdict was announced. i am neither white nor black. i look at how the white kids and let kids reacted. what toure is saying, when obama was elected president, every single person in america that has ever felt like the other, -- latinos, blacks, asians, gay people -- we all said, that is the change, how is this going to play out? i am sure crows can talk more about this. the president himself, who is the son of an immigrant, who got to america through a college visa. som

s -- >> but the election of obama has not changed anything. >> we have never had a black president before. in modern times, only one other than barack obama and carol moseley-braun, ed brooks. that is the universe of black officials. something has changed. we are not getting away from that. >> it is a spiritual change, but it does not represent an actual, pragmatic change. that changes life for black people in america beyond the spiritual self esteem in diction of, we know we do not have this glass ceiling any more. >> what i wanted to add. i move to this country in 1993. my introduction to american culture was o.j. simpson and his bronco. i remember when the verdict was announced. i am neither white nor black. i look at how the white kids and let kids reacted. what toure is saying, when obama was elected president, every single person in america that has ever felt like the other, -- latinos, blacks, asians, gay people -- we all said, that is the change, how is this going to play out? i am sure crows can talk more about this. the president himself, who is the son of an immigrant, who got to america through a college visa. some peopl