. >> congressman's benishek's gone fishing and he's got a whopper. >> privatizing social security is the only way. >> phasing out medicare and social security plan. >> banishek voted to essentially end medicare. >> that's not going to be the last we hear of an ad like that. >> absolutely not. >> the question i have -- more damaging on the congressional level, house senate putting ryan on their -- because it is an easier attack to make on a less defined presidential candidate than on the presidential level where you've got -- we've already got $500 billion in spending. >> just to one point that kim mentioned -- mitt romney's incredibly unpopular. his favorables are really low. i think those attacks by the obama folks and others have worked. on this issue, particular issue, this is interesting district. this is the old bart stupak district. upper peninsula, older folks. it actually has the oldest percentage of seniors of any district other than florida. that's why this message is going to work and if will work across the country. we're seeing it in polling everywhere that the ryan budg

congressman benishek is fishing in troubled waters. >> the entire party will be running on that message. a coordinated message out of the democrats is something rare during the obama administration. it happened in 2006 and 2008 when democrats ran against bush, republicans said a coordinated message in 2010 on medicare and the president and health care. it is something to keep an eye on and that is what concerns some republicans advisers privately, that you now have a coordinated democratic message that all democratic ad campaigns regardless of whether they're for the president or house and senate candidates r all going to be caulking about the same -- talking about the same thing, medicare. how problematic was vice president's chains comment for the obama campaign? enough that the president decided he had to respond to it and get this, with interviews with "people" magazine and "entertainment tonight." >> we don't spend a lot of time worrying about the chatter. the country is not as divided or obsessed with gaffes or some stray remark as washington is. >> you heard it was phrased that w

ann marie buerkle and dan benishek.ourse joe walsh, are you saying at the league that you want to work from the bottom up rather than the top down on climate change. >> the reality is that the president has done a lot to address climate change. at the end of the day we can't trust members of congress to fix the problem like global warming if they can't even admit that it exists. what we're aiming to do with the flat earth five is to target members of congress specifically because they ignore the science surrounding climate change. they just don't believe it. we're sending a strong message to capitol hill to address these issues but it will take new advices to do so. >> michael: i hope you get those new voices, especially in joe walsh's case. we hawai'i for being here and mark thompson, the weather dude, as always. when we come back we have a lesson in free speech. ana kasparian has a high school valedictorian who uses the "h" word and now she pays the price. >> when people asked her what do you want to do? she says, how