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>>we bng in mbc polical analyst, and editor and chief of national journeys hot line. good morning to allf you, alice, we'll srt wit u, you justeardrom n bolt abo amoba's estis suoundg ba. wh areour reacons? hese are sat and desperate attacks from a campaign that's clearly not doing very well >> i dn't mnout youff quilyere,ut y're yinghat havhearfrom lot fol, buthesattas se to worng. >> the polls show governor romney and the president neck and neck in the polls. the truth is that we have had ltip fachecks lk at is iormaon a finit t be unue a unirttac om aiid, a dpera mpai. wh he'tryi to two is distract from his records. and using the president's own words from 2008, saying if you have t useteal sre taccs havpeop run awa fm youropnent th's a prey sa cpaig tt he'ruing, becae heoesotanteopl toook a h rordf faid policies that have not made things better for the american people >> you know, craig, any time a candidatisalli litime qutionabouwhy u sned a domenthat difrenthan at y're ying tha y tual fil withese if asng thauestn icare tactic, i mean come on, nobody buys that, a

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job was to make the most money for my investors and i was reall good itnd'm goi aly tha nd oexceenceo bnggume, inead ayin in effe, ah, tsouing is really bad. thatidn't happen while i was there. because when he did that, that is an argument that's really easy to pokeolesin. u ca a dav cn day re ian outsrcinompa th hapned wleou we theror y can dohatosto globdid d y,well, it's not so clear that you left at that time. i think they opened themselves up to this. >> i wanto pl ba a b fr the chaerinclass pepecte onhis becse is annsid the belaytory tt peop rlly car abo liti areiggi to. >>top using my references. >> when i think about low information voters, one person i think about is my sister. she's brilliant. she's a door. e don't y aenti t this news metis athe tnksging nnerablet sou likhe ranasthe rad whi talng abt th ns andotitsnd ecesnd one time she said why is herman cain running for the senate and why does everyone love him so much? no. no no. at wld s takrom th? mneys aiar and a evi ri guy ian't trum. he ali. at'sll s wldetrom this >> f theasua voter you say that -- >> i think it will be

the senate chamber is alive with lies and it makes my head itch to bng it. every hole and corner is defiled. so this is the atmosphere of the capitol. and this was the atmosphere in which the joint committee met. in room s-124 just off the corridor, the artist was working on his frescos outside the room where this committee met. interesting. 11 different men served on the committee. wade was by far the most active. and radical republican congressman of indiana and daniel booch of massachusetts were also very effective of driving the committee. in later years the committee's reputation plummeted with the radical republicans during the jim crow area and jim crow historians is what i'm fatalkin about, writing in 1939, t harry williams condemned the committee -- terrible for promoting has hatred and delivering fostering a war si psych psychosis in the north. when harry truman formed his own special committee in the eve of world war ii he regarded the civil war committee's negative precedent. the reports are all online by the way, they makebrate remake great read

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if it' bng pai f byhe interests, they get it easier to be occupied.a group of like kids in food tents trying to make it happen with very little resource >> buthink y me shn impoant int forewhic is theay i wld p it whi isn'asell t asou d. >> of crse it w't b bob. >> we live in a societynd all we hr iound bite veadotsf mon doi sounbite so t facis, weve i the procse've dtroy anody'nterts in thinking issues out. all we have is the well-financed disportions that people buy int causthey a notilli to y, wt arthe cts re? and citensuned. i tnk y'rebsolely ght. wanto gacko a poi at w mad autheroce and i want to give the president a little more credit than we sometimes have. he is the president that delivered aealtcareaw. hel. >>his theirstime at hasver en do. so sayt go bacto tdy roevelbutertaly bk to hay truman and ultimately delivered a law that would make significant change. my problem is that wellow indidualwho purrto discs the issu,weve to g awa witot dcussg so of essuehat are a the art it what the supreme court did to the medicaid expansion has a potentia

u s whai mn authe neorknterews bng initab? thgh t dayegan whr. mneyavinnovent a emintoely solely on his surrogates. the junior governor, bob mcdonnell,erics mar, ry ul giulni. rco bio. ulan, conessial budg. al out tren behf o the presed rublinnomie. s, en his former presidential rivals are getting out there. tonight, rick perry will take his cowboy boots to nevada's lver statampe t lso romn pporrs. les he hoesn ste in it anever to h forr tking points. >> they're just vultures. >> i have no doubt that mitt romney w worried about pink sls. whhere wagoin to he engh thandt. >> wting for tompa to t si. dhen the sopn -- theostheir jo. thr hlthsurae. thost their severance pay. >> they eat the carcass. they leave with that and they leave the skeleton. >>'m telli you, iiscary there withe baittle thtax rashg. it no nderomne heen layi lowntodaynt he hasn faced the public since making his phantom of the opera exit from the naacp earlier on wednesday. now, it smse'll fe the sic d ju leu,e caot wt to see wtomes outf it. t's ingnur pan i waingt. nbcnaly ken fin

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it could become a place where these children bng their own children one day to explain what happened in march, 2011. nhk world, michelle yamamoto. >>> as august approaches, people across japan gear up for different events commemorating atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki. the residents of tsukuba of tokyo were treated to a concert featuring a very special instrument ♪ the centerpiece of tuesday's concert in tsukuba was a piano that survived the bombing of hiroshima in 1945. the instrument stood only 1.8 kilometers from the epicenter of the explosion. the performance featured poems by the pia no he's owner, who was 17 years old when she experienced the bombing. can during the intermission, members of the audience approached the instrument to feel its keys and observe shards of glass embedded in the lacquer. >> translator: everything sounded so deeply. atomic bombings are an unforgivable act. >> i hope listening to the sound of this piano that survived the bomb, people were reminded of the precious value of peace. >>> nasa warns that the surface of the huge ice sheet covering gre

be available to us to do targeted tax cuts such as those that the president has recently prosednd a bng dated theenat rig w. ok. an, wt to giv you a chce, causyou el ver diffentlabouth. at acallyhere wil bn adrseffec o sma buness that% is actually quite meaningful. >> oh, absolutely. i mean, this is really aebate about job creation. and if you look at the businesseshat e affeed, are tse -- tpper acke velsheyreob crtors theyrodu mor ofhe job th theest ofhe sma sine counit so it' ver impafulhent comes to jobs. and again, i think i said it before, anything in the current economic envirment that diouras jo catio iust aad id. itlso sen a terble messe. i me, sll busesswner y test thndivual te. d a t o pple don undetandth. sohener the's a date abouindidual rates, and making them higher, the small business community, that makes them very nervous. because today it's $25000. t wh is it goio b nex year and evenallyt'soing t h ur busiss,ndhat' -- that youbusiss vestnt ney. 's n jusyourncom tt go intyour pock. it whaou use to hir peop, toan, t buy new equipment, et cetera. so there -- there are a lo

is it prepared to lead the anu a y a do nnlmagin go back to your previous lifeisdom you will bng from having tried to do the tng w tng t, rati oubrcmes cue tio and you can comment. four points i would like to make. eld.grint one athe ve bn lkint, ntth aom our depma dc workers as well as those of the broader international community. therare recent critiques of the so-cled civilian rgn. rsott toes toseti ths lotoriquin th mission but i would disagree with the notion that the civilian surge has n been imprsind iivua clg outreghas rtass of the afghanistan alnge. building on at, isot y bau iilwi uph on a ic 8ou gilla that you alluded to but in general people have on their mind as we do thesereat things how come corruption is so bad pocesiicor min rosnd d ecmyf el re i get to that point because it is not discussed enou in washgton i want to ry wal tse gemeo ed afisfo lbuhaheleofeeting a number and a lot of impressiv people and on the trip we were on in may, going on for part of th besou le-ty the old-time but i stayed the first five -- of the-th mierfie be rdo sucas it wogooatta i don't kno

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i don't think reagan s woe pic bng o itlfi w ofkor punishing them and they can be held up, and you can come up with the sad story of is fil isson d en ahet tim yo t t-yo deon terd ol,fhedma that decision, had helped some of these fellows find jobs in private enterprise. whecoeroe anot about en clulbrngse opac pti t hint, abandoned. you know, very much like a soldier going off from the front lines. crth gdy kthtwee frbe ll colanre rd s us their tax cut and anti-labor stances. >> guest: well, i can't comment on whether that's t-- at aacte e th .h pblt thelwhenheris republicans take over, right soon after he becomes president, they take helprinogr d elik inryy l2- ys seven days a week, some crazy shift work. and it was under harding that thwh tote, like, anightour log nth -- looking at in the other day. mother jones, one of the founders of the iww, goes to the whiteouse in october24n sowaab treh as slit,ow throwing his principles overboard. >> host: and there's a photo of mother jones and calvin [lteci.e -- h wn in oft ed ofor anum k eeings to look at there. um, one, the perm scandals whi

noa looo s he.ventnk th bng eye. ha it is not anmpact it concerns me, given my emphasis on civil liberties here. the st eenoln tatsobemeo ergy, the local store owner, the teacher, parnts, famils, neighborhoods, communies. atthstelncwe . usnekstcaim l enem l civic leaders, to help blunt that problem. but it aks momo taha o. iteshiatio teenor e tgeof sample line know is nypd. they have done a very good job in the big and complex city. leae inedts of the ty iin'sct. in'sfrmp. we need to do a much better job. the second part of that is education and that is one reason i wrotethis ok. ltre tmca blnoues to rihri and where threats are in intelligen and the value of these trusted networks that i talk about. a go questi, thank u. >> dou ci c pndtloor something else is one question in two when you talk to young ople today who might be interested in going io the agen, wh is p? so degree.o i was raised in a small town in georgia. frs thavade h ennm a vironment where i was encouraged to read, to learn, to explore intellectually a

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largely because those companies that were the ones blazing the trail got the cash of bng the fist t cool. people... everybody lined up for the iphone. they're not lining up for the windows phone. everybody lined up for the ipad. you don't have that same event sense to it. windows '95, a huge event. the rolling stones and jay leno and the empire state building made the colors of microsoft. but since then you just really haven't had the thrill of innovation comingut this company. >> rose: and how much do you put at the notion of bill gates leaving microsoft as c.e.o. to full-time work on his foundation. >> it's one of those hard questions. would they be the same? i truly believe that the problem is that gates, i would think, would be less if a problem here because i think he would probably have recognized at some point that microso is gting too divergent. but maybe not. >> rose: it's also important to point out that bill gates famously understand that microsoft was missing the internet and literally wrote a long memorandum and turned that thing around and said "we have to change." >> right

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they are bng screwed because the country is losino. >> guest: the point i tried to contrast on that iswhat i found earlier about the reagan democrats when i had previously written about a frustrated, middle-class. it was very much -- wh they lo arod ansi,de-ass,hey everybody is, you know, rigging the game in favor of black people and critical of the white male. it was very much a racial discussion. what we are sang here is that people now get hat our couny as ranized. acm in the way the economy is organize. we have to change that. >> host: we have a caller on the phone from cincinnati. >> caller: good morning, gentlemen. i am a 41-year-old prso i wfuimall a ydvee d nnsu myself. i simply work a 40 hour work week and i cannot support myself. i live with my mother, my daughters daughter is in college, we both have student loan am making 75 cents more than i went back to school. but i have a job and salary and benefits. i am one of the people you're talking about. it is disheartening, demoralizing to go toork evry dato getacecan realize that i cannot take care of myself. >> guest: would he

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. >> and it just strikes me after hearing what ceos of eden and bng have told you about their willingnesse degree to which they're willing to enter any kind of m&a bin held hostage by policy in this country. interesting to hear the coach reflect on that in the framework of a war, right, where you expect crises to be fixed, except when not everyone agrees there is, in fact, a war going on. >> remarkable interview, carl, because i always hope that we'll interview someone in washington who says exactly what coach "k" said. and you find yourself thinking, geez, coach "k" offers a solution. would he go to washington and talk because no one does not revere -- sorry about the doue negative -- coach "k." >> his point on war overall -- go ahead, carl. >> i was going to say. we'll have more with coach "k" coming up in the 11:00 a.m. or not, talking about whether now is a tough time to be the ceo and whether it's a failure of leadership or something else. but whenever he speaks about being in a position of power and wielding power, you have to listen. he's an incredibly accomplished and very, very b

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