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we had a story, reporter benji hardy story about how the obama campaign was attacking the romney campaign for a comment on education and class size that pretty closely mirrored what the president secretary of education i said. there's some important nuances and differences between pointed out, but i think it was worth noting the attack had that aspect to it. >> host: next up is a call from dublin, california. this is nick, a republican. >> caller: good morning. i've been watching c-span "washington journal" for years. in a way it's getting harder to do it because of all the gas. i would like to ask this person. it's not just him. it's all news media. all they talk about his talking points. what concerns me is that they're not talking about, especially although large groups and regulations the congress passes. we don't hear any and much about them except a few words that they're not talking about, like when they pass an amendment or a bill about to be voted on, somebody had sent into it and nobody knows what it is. when are we going to start getting some real, honest information from all t

plus your biggest icon, we have clinton, you have benji hileve . so your jealous.e was talking to an empty chair. >> we love clint evidentwood too because he talked to us. >> look, it's flattering. >> you have benny hill. >> it's flattery. i wonder how tough a gig it is. that's a tough thing to do to have an empty chair. >> we're doing it with kelly's chair all morning long. >> she will be back next week. tough thing to do. no reflection on clint, okay. that is -- it was an interesting gig so we thought we would try it out. >> your sound guys cut that. >> wait a second you're giving him grief for being a smart alec. >> i don't take any responsibility. like you. i don't go anywhere near that end of the program. right now ahead of mr. bernanke we are, we're weighted to the upsi upside. no major position. euro/dollar is up near the session high. european stocks were down yesterday. pretty much recovered the loss we had during yesterday's session. ftse 100 up. ibex is up a percent today and it's been the best performer in europe over the last month up over 7% for the m

. >> benji. [inaudible] just a quick question for you, mr.trumka appeared dingy saarland, a quick question. it seems this is at the forefront of the whole national conversation. avril has invested a couple years ago and expecting it to be a major issue in the presidential campaign. the president rarely mentions collective bargaining rights. that romney to some degree does it bring it up all that often on the trail either. are you surprised it's gotten less attention from the major party candidates on the trail? >> is obvious when that romney doesn't bring it up. he doesn't believe in it and he wants to destroy it anyway. so of course he's not going to bring that out. i think the president talked about collective bargaining. he talks about the right to the union. does he talk about it every day? no. why talk about it in every speech? probably not. more than he does, but not every speech. when i talk about the economy of different things i bring it out. it will be part this election i'm sure. we're going to be able to get the shared prosperity

. >> benji saarland about collective harkening. it seems that the forefront of the whole conversation ever was invested a couple years ago. are they expecting a major issue in the presidential campaign? the president rarely mentions collective bargaining rights. and they're probably to some degree doesn't bring it up while it often on the trail either. are you surprised if that not much attention from party candidates on the trail? >> is obvious when that romney doesn't bring it out. he doesn't believe in and he wants to destroy it anyway. of course he's not going to bring it out. the president talked about collective bargaining in the right to the union. does he talk about it every day? no. do i talk in every speech? probably not. more than he does, but not every speech. i'm talking about the economy and different things i bring out. it'll be part of this election i'm sure. we'll make part of it and we're going to be able to get the shared prosperity out. when you read it, and i hope you do, i hope all of you do and give it a fair

. >> benji with talking points. a question for you, mr. trump. a quick question about collective bargaining. it seems this issue at the forefront of the whole national conversation and was invested in a couple of years ago are expecting it to be a major issue in the presidential campaign. the president barely mentioned collective bargaining rights in the stump speech. met ron meets to some degree doesn't bring it up all that often either the are you surprised it's gotten less attention from the major party candidates on the trail? >> i think, it's obvious why mitt romney doesn't bring it up. he doesn't believe in a. he wants to destroy it anyway. so of course he's not going to bring that up. i think the president talked about collective bargaining. he talks about a voice at work. he talks about the right for union. desi talk about everyday? no. do i talk about it in every speech? probably not. more than he does but not every speech. when i talk about economy and things i bring it up. it will be part of this election, i'm sure. we are going to be