. >> sean: another name i hear is bobby jindal. >> i agree.dal, really smart, i don't think will put on a performance like that. >> he's not authoritative like governor christie. >> sean: that was a typical rudy giuliani press conference when he was mayor. >> i any if a democrat did that you would be saying that is unhinged. pointing at somebody that way. i think it is great what he did. i don't think that necessarily makes you qualified to be president. >> sean: no. i was interesting obama didn't have good answers this week when confronted. here we are 39 days out of an election. what appears to be republican landslide in the making, potentially, i don't want people getting overconfident. i see this president cannot get his footing. >> my theory on it, if you look at him during the campaign, he was much more able to empathize with people. he was talking about someone else creating a problem. now when people are count fronting him he feels like wait a minute i've done so much how come you are not appreciating it. he's not getting that's not ri

. >> sean: another name i hear is bobby jindal. >> i agree.y smart, i don't think will put on a performance like that. >> he's not authoritative like governor christie. >> sean: that was a typical rudy giuliani press conference when he was mayor. >> i any if a democrat did that you would be saying that is unhinged. pointing at somebody that way. i think it is great what he did. i don't think that necessarily makes you qualified to be president. >> sean: no. i was interesting obama didn't have good answers this week when confronted. here we are 39 days out of an election. what appears to be republican landslide in the making, potentially, i don't want people getting overconfident. i see this president cannot get his footing. >> my theory on it, if you look at him during the campaign, he was much more able to empathize with people. he was talking about someone else creating a problem. now when people are count fronting him he feels like wait a minute i've done so much how come you are not appreciating it. he's not getting that's not right the ri

whitman was accompanied by louisiana governor bobby jindal who is popular among republicans. >>> meanwhileew poll shows california democratic senator barbara boxer widened the gap over her challenger in the u.s. senate race. incumbent boxer now leads republican candidate carly fiorina 47% of voters saying they support boxer compared to 41% of those surveyed who support fiorina. 12% of voters are still undecided. that poll surveyed 857 registered voters and it has a margin of error of 4.1%. >>> warm told but hot tomorrow and that hot weather will last through the weekend. our weekend at a glance, upper 90s inland both saturday and sunday. we'll have just about 90-degree temperatures around our bayshores tomorrow and sunday and low 70s close to the coastline. let's look at futurecast and what we can expect out there. tomorrow morning will be fairly mild, temperatures in the 50s, the blue here and the low 60s, which is the green. we'll warm it up really quickly as well. by noon we'll have several places in the 80s, almost the whole area and that's all the orange here on your screen. keeping t

you look as the light bobby jindal. using the indian americans coming up in the party. there are enormous numbers. the republican party is going to be extremely different. i really welcome a lot of the changes that will come in with the end of the lion in winter. and then end up as a party. what i do not welcome -- >> i like the way you're handling my analogy. you are using it extremely well. >> are the useful idiots? but they have let the republican party allowed to be elected in the two-party. >> the thing is, we're preconditions to expect, and yet, useful idiots in the democratic party. yet, shock, horror with the republicans. they have been fairly cohesive and have been able to go to the country club in sort matters out. >> that is true. there are liberal conservatives, conservatives you can deal with. >> conservatism began its change, i think, after ronald reagan and margaret thatcher. that was lines in winter, after which there were different. conservatives were different. i doubt anything works to get back to that. >> let me make two observations. one is that the

you have mcdaniel, tim pawlenty, bobby jindal, alley barber -- they have all been cutting spending rather than raising taxes. issue will behird yea the lame duck. i think that people will have a totally illegitimate lame-duck session. they will go home and not come back. i think people distrust pelosi, read, and obama. the final question is how do you protect america? i have day movie coming out calling up -- called "america at risk. 31 years after the iranian attack on our embassy in 1979, we still have not come to grips honestly with the challenge of radical islamists and the degree to which they would destroy our civilization. this administration will might even use the right language to describe them. this will be a major question that comes up this fall. are you prepared to defend america? are you prepared to tell the truth about our enemies? are you prepared to control the border? i think those are all serious questions. >> you already said you will make an announcement or decision sometime early next year about 2012. what questions leading up to that will newt gingrich ask himself

governor bobby jindal visited the worker at the hospital where they were treated yesterday.ght. a plume of smoke billowing from the gulf of mexico. all 13 crew members jumped into the water. only 12 had life vests. so, they held each other up, waiting to be rescued. family members of the workers say, unfortunately, this kind of risk comes with the job. >> it can happen any day. it's the kind of work they're in. >> reporter: denise did not want to show her face. but did want to share her relief. >> it's always been all three of us. my dad and my mom, we love each other so much. >> reporter: mariner energy owns this rig. they were quick to point out that this differs greatly from the bp explosion. >> this isn't a blowout, by any means. it's a fire that was contained on the facility. >> reporter: and unlike bp's drilling rig, which harvested oil from a mile beneath the surface, this platform is used to transport oil, from wells over 300 feet deep to the shore. the coast guard says, so far there are no signs of any oil leaking into the gulf. but the governor says, he's taking no

you have mcdaniel, tim pawlenty, bobby jindal, alley barber -- they have all been cutting spending rather than raising taxes. issue will behird yea the lame duck. i think that people will have a totally illegitimate lame-duck session. they will go home and not come back. i think people distrust pelosi, read, and obama. the final question is how do you protect america? i have day movie coming out calling up -- called "america at risk. 31 years after the iranian attack on our embassy in 1979, we still have not come to grips honestly with the challenge of radical islamists and the degree to which they would destroy our civilization. this administration will might even use the right language to describe them. this will be a major question that comes up this fall. are you prepared to defend america? are you prepared to tell the truth about our enemies? are you prepared to control the border? i think those are all serious questions. >> you already said you will make an announcement or decision sometime early next year about 2012. what questions leading up to that will newt gingrich ask himself

mitch daniels it in indiana, chris christie, haley barbour, bobby jindal in louisiana. if these people are affected in two ways -- if they can successfully implement republican reform policies, and maintain support, thate will be great for the republican party. republicans tend to get bifurcated be clean -- between policy reforms and those who are saying that it is too risky. mr. daniels is proven that that is wrong. he is also taking on corporate interest. the fact is, i think the republican party needs to take on corporate welfare, at the national and state level. some of these governors are being aggressive, actually, helping citizens and government evenly, but not to allow special interest favors. one of the most offensive things about the obama administration is the way that they have institutionalized the crony capitalism in washington. it did not start with obama, but it remained. that is not healthy. i would prefer to have a level, business friendly playing field, but we do not want the government picking winners and losers. then you have these requests for camp

republican governors in 12 states signed legislation, including george bush, charlie crist, and bobby jindal. notable conservatives has spoken out on it. this does not have to be a partisan issue. in getting the hook. by continuing to deny citizens the right to vote, our citizens -- our government is denying them a voice in our democracy. we are advocating this federal legislation. thank you. [applause] >> i am going to turn it over to ben. >> good morning. it is great to be here with each of you and to talk about such serious issues. i want to continue in the line and talk a little about values, embodies do not need to be partisan issues. think about hope existing in this country toward the end of the 1960's and the civil rights movement. the hope that parents had for their kids -- for black kids, for brown kids. my generation is all and told in the late 60's at early 70's that our job was to go out and reap what had been sown. we would be the first generation not to have to deal with the issue of segregation. we would be judged in most instances by the content of our character, not by our

bobby jindal from louisiana is coming soon. governor crist christie from new jersey is coming. there is a lot of national interest. republican governors association has spent a lot of money here. it is a top target. there is an outside group spending a lot of money as well. >> it is competitive. what did the polls show? >> the most recent polls have shown a substantial lead for walker. he was up 53/42 in one poll. there were similar polls. the greater wisconsin political fund did an internal poll and it was closer at 45/42, with walker ahead. the race could tighten. i think that is why it is receiving so much national interest. >> let's look at how the money is being spent. here are the latest ads. >> milwaukee county, the city of milwaukee -- both faced a crisis to a pension obligations. under tom barrett, milwaukee met that challenge head on. in milwaukee county, scott walker are $400 million. he passed the attention that on to the next generation. who do you trust? tom barrett is a straight shooter with honest plans for wisconsin. >> in the state senate, tom barrett voted fo