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dole's speech, clinton was able to turn it around on dole at his convention and he made dole the candidate of the past. and to run as the candidate of the future. does that message of romney go into the obama campaign? r romney has framed his campaign are you better off four years ago or now? and the president is running on a slogan simply called forward which frames the fundamental question for voters this way, in responding to romney's speech, the obama campaign manager jim massena said, the speech tonight was personal attacks and gauzey platitudes, but no tangible ideas to move the country forward. what he didn't do was to share the forward proposals to move our country backwards. >> this is the best speech that romney has given and as one long-time romney admirer said it was an a for romney and doesn't mean it was a-qualify for somebody, but it is not the easiest thing for romney to do and if he came out of here s simply closing the likability gap, the romney folks believe that the convention week was a success. >>> finally, when all is said and done, republicans may have disagreed on

dole/gingrich tried to cut $270 billion. bob dole, wrong in the past.g for our future. >> dole/gingrich then. romney/ryan this year. that's what the democrats were going to do anyway. now it's a lot easier. bill clinton won a second term in '96. of course. another poster child for privatizing the social safety net is this guy. >> you ask do i feel free. let me put it to you this way. i earned capital in the campaign, political capital. now i intend to spend it. it's my style and i'm going to spend it for what i told the people i would spend it on. which is you've heard the agenda. social security and tax reform and moving this economy forward. >> president bush after winning re-election in 2004 declaring his election a mandate, vowing to push through privatizing social security. the country not only said no to that, the country threw up a little bit in their mouth as they said no to it. the more bush talked about privatizing social security, the less popular it got. then republicans paid for it at the polls. well, that was under way, it was congressman

i like bob dole, we all do, but this didn't help. here he is when tom brokaw asked if he had a message for his opponent in '88. if he had anything to say to his noble rival. here's what he said. >> senator bob dole who is standing by in his headquarters. anything you'd like to say to him. >> i wish him well and meet him in the south. >> and senator dole, anything you'd like to say to the vice president? >> yeah. stop lying about my record. >> hey, mark. the look on that guy, it was bob dole in his most demonic. when you call -- i think he was finished after doing that, myself. >> you're right, chris. the hilarious thing is they're not even using it about someone they're running against. they're using it against harry reid. even if they destroy harry reid and reid more than anyone else in politics could not care less what they're calling him. the only other thing as funny as calling reid a liar which is useless to them is you have david axelrod and carney and reid saying this whole thing would end if you let the tax returns. >> last q

[applause] >> dole-kemp! dole-kemp! >> thank you. ok, i accept, i accept.is not just a meeting of a political party. our convention is a celebration of ideas. our goal is not just to win, but to be worthy of winning. this is a great nation with a great mission, and last night we nominated a leader whose stature is equal to that calling, a man whose words convey a quiet strength, who knows what it means to sacrifice for others, to sacrifice for his country, and to demonstrate courage under fire, who brings people together of all parties and backgrounds in common cause. in recent years -- in recent years, has been a presidential practice when delivering the state of the union address to introduce heroes in the balcony. next year, when bob dole delivers the state of the union address, there will be a hero at the podium. [applause] there is another hero with us tonight. he is here in our hearts, he is here in our spirit. he is here in our minds. he brought america back and restored our spirit, he gave us a decade of prosperity and expanding horizons. make no mi

dole/gingrich tried to cut $270 billion. bob dole. wrong in the past. >> reporter: in 2010 republicans turned the tables on democrats. this year the ryan medicare plan is already drawing fire in senate races. in north dakota democrats are attacking a house republican who voted for ryan's plan. >> rick berg, who is doing things the washington way, voting to essentially end medicare. >> reporter: in montana the republican candidate is actually trying to distance himself from ryan. >> and rehberg refused to support a republican budget plan that cou harm the medicare program. >> reporter: as for romney, who has voiced support for ryan's plan, he distanced himself from it last night. >> well, i have my budget plan and that's the budget plan that we're going to run on. >> reporter: brian, the romney campaign is most concerned about the impact of the medicare issue in florida of course, not just an important battleground but the battleground state with the largest share of voters over the age of 65. brian, ryan gets his first test of defendi

dole, dole foods. it's got a 33% short interest. dave murdoch buying a lot of shares.it's ready for a good short squeeze. >> you're not using that -- lousiness of a bad joke or what? >> it is good, good. >> conversation. >> any time you have a short -- >> dole or your joke. i don't know about the jek. >> a short in the interest, 33% and the company publicly announced, looking to sell it and take it private, a good opportunity for the short squeeze. dole is one to identify and have a trade in it. >> a good day and year. time to hit the twitter-sphere. sema mody has your targets. >> calvin says i think the s&p will be bounced -- bounce sideways between 12 to 14,000 because of 3 unsolved factors. fiscal cliff, euro and china. moving on to the next one, bobby tweeting if bernanke gets a strong dollar and stable oil prices we could move up high er. s&p 50 0 only if the eurozone debt problems and mike murphy with a tweet, pick the bigger headwind. eurozone crisis or fiscal cliff. >> yeah. i think the eurozone crisis is more important. i think that's once that's fixed clear i

it was much less of a percentage of americans on the dole. and i say on the dole. look, some people need the assistance. they get sick. they got stuff happen to them. they got children. whatever it may be, all right? we understand that. okay. withbut the percentage, the grah line is straight up. so, leslie, you say that the entitlement society is not a good thing. kirsten, you say you don't know if it's a good thing? >> no. i said it depends on where you are coming. >> bill: where are you coming from. >> where i'm coming from i think it's good that the government provides these services. >> bill: for anybody? it should be easy to get on there and they should be accessible? they have billboards go here if you want it? we will pick you up. we will drive you on our bike. you think all of that is good? that makes a stronger country? >> yeah. because most of the people who are getting it are people who are quite desperate. >> bill: you think a third of the american public is desperate? >> i think that, yeah, for people who can't afford to feed their children who are usi

it reminded me of the bob dole speech in 1996, which was a strong indictment of bill clinton. there was a line that really stuck out. governor romney talk about president obama lacking thea qualification most americans have, which is private sector experience. bob dole said bill clinton, his administration was filled with the league still had never done a single real thing. it was evocative of that. it was a combination of a few different speeches in my memory. >> we will be able to compare this speech to the president anext week. what do you expect next week from the president, and what you think the romney campaign needs to do to get out of this tonight and tomorrow in the polls and this election? >> the president will make the case that he has had a successful first term. he was dealt a bad hand when he came into office. i think governor romney acknowledged that as congressman ryan did. he will talk about his record and led a vision. probably specific things. one of the things that surprised me was that governor romney did not get into a lot of detail. in 1980, when ronald

but another thing that is interesting, 1996, bob dole selecting kemp. it was bob dole who had been an eisenhower style republican, a deficit hawk, never bought into the supply side stuff, reinvenlted himself and embraced supply side economics, he embraced jack kemp's economic philosophy because he needed to do that to energize the republican base and give him something, quote, big to run on in the fall. i saw shades of that in romney was announcement because he had a similar guy who is not trusted by the republican party base, needs to energize them, needs something to define his campaign, so what did he do or what did it look like he was going to do? embrace ryanism. the ryan budget. going to embrace the ryan medicare plan and roll the dice and see if they could sell the press and public on the idea they were courageous truth tellers telling people things they didn't want to hear but needed to hear. it made sense to me. they're don in the polls. the summer isn't going to way they want it to go, so this is the risk you take. they have decided a week int

debate dole act was not the only law passed in 1980. also there was the decision by the supreme court that found for the first time a product of nature can be patented. that means a living thing can be patented so now we can take the patent out on a genetic sequence, on a biologically important -- which is programmed to all you develop cancer. on a plant so the fact that something is living was no longer legal patenting. this eliminated the legal challenge. i don't know if any of you have followed at that very recently the supreme court sent out the case of a breast cancer gene patent. these patents could be affected because of this law passed in 1980. than then there were other laws of the stephenson wire act which made it easier for universities to partner and john moore. patent was taken out on this human being, product of his body even though his doctor and never told him when he moved his 22 pounds lean he was doing it for research. he told them he was doing it to treat his hairy cell leukemia. and his on his doctor took notice way

bob dole was in '76, jerry ford's pick but didn't get elected. i think he feels ryan secures the conservative base and is articulate, full of ideas and eneveryone,y and provides a more youthful stance to the ticket than maybe picking anyone else. >> we're going to have to leave it at that. >> one last thing. >> go ahead. >> this is daniel webster who turned down the vice presidenty because i don't propose to be buried until i'm dead. i thought that was a great line about sometimes who the vice president is, and as the vice president, the vice president position is now a lot more important than -- . >> all right. mark plotkin. i love to hear your quips and says. >> yeah. >> thank you for your insight tonight. >> thank you. >>> the news edge in maryland. part of a two-week crime initiative to transform neighborhoods. specialized patrol officers and detectives will saturate the sixth most crime-ridden areas of the county. the main focus, getting as many guns as possible off of the street. that is the bottom line. >> the timing couldn't be better. ho

man in america. >> not even bob dole beaut that.ney hopes people will buy it from him. >> there is it a totally different tone. i expect on thursday when governor mitt romney gets up there tell be a uplifting speech and rather than a downer. but president obama in charlotte. i expect if you vote for those guys watch out. they will wreck your life. i expect a difference in tone. >> i would rather suspect what you will hear from the democratic speakers and president himself is all of those messages of fear and anxiety, but i think he will have to end on a high note. if he doesn't it will not work. he will try to anyway. >> what is sandra fluck a high member of the democratic machine commission of the man who the new york times under control. those repor >> we told you in the talking points memo, 30 year old sandra fluck who wants everyone to pay for her birth control is given a prom nept speaking in the democratic convention. juan williams is in tampa, florida. sandra fluck, good idea? >> it is terrific and surprised you call her extr

public dole. >> bob: ridiculous. >> andrea: i want to ask a question. name -- bob. name one -- >> bob: why you keep putting out here about this. this line they took out of context for obama. >> andrea: can i please ask you. name one tax that mitt romney wants to raise. >> bob: he wants to cut taxes and bloat the budget. the budget -- >> andrea: he says he wants to raise them on the middle class. what is the tax he wants to raise? >> bob: on the middle class? >> andrea: yes. >> bob: simple. when he takes the -- there are four or five cut he is makes in taxes. he gets more revenue. it comes out of the middle class. >> bob: no.>> -- >> andrea: no. >> bob: yes. when he cuts the taxes what happens next? >> greg: cutting spending. >> andrea: handouts, that is what you are talking about. >> eric: you know the theory when you let people keep more of their own money, their own money they will use it to buy plants, hire people. anyone. the middle class. 70% of the jobs create. >> bob: one thing that worked is bill clinton raised taxes we had the ten years of best

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dole with the use by date of august the 20th. it shipped to 8 states in the united states. no illnesses have been reported. >> now to stories you can bank on this morning, if your wallet seems to have never recovered from the recession, you are probably right. here to explain that is dennis neil from the fox business network. you are going to start with maybe some good news. income levels have come back up. but they need to come back more. right? >> good morning. good news bad news thing. since the recession began and ended we recovered only one-quarter of the ground we lost in our income. progress is stalled in recent months. 2.2 percent rise in median household income the past year through june. that is adjusted for inflation and pretax. this remains 7.2 percent below where we were in the start of the recession in december, 07. it is still almost 5 percent below when the great recessions supposedly ended in june, 2009. the worst thing about it the upturn happened in late 2011. the median income has just slipped a bit in the past year because of inflation. >>> with all of

they're leaving the workforce and going on the public dole. >> bob: social security is public dole?y for it. >> kimberly: it's meaningless when you say 163,000 jobs added in july. guess what? a gaping hole and pouring through with people who are now long-term unemployment, losing jobs. we are not adding back in enough to make a difference. >> bob: you know people who turn old enough to get social security every month? it's tens of hundreds of thousands. >> andrea: what is the plan? what is obama going to do? >> bob: what is romney's plan beside cut taxes on the rich? >> andrea: it's a fair question. both of these two men have to define what they are going to do. i'm not sure both of them clearly state stated with that . >> bob: every economist i heard from said romney will increase taxes on middle class. he will. he doesn't tell the truth about anything. he won't tell the truth about this. tell me what his job plan is. >> greg: four words. "i won't be him." the economy is now become like the economics. it's a spectator sport. people are on the couch, sitting it out for two reasons.

home of the people like dwight eisenhower and bob dole.garded a conservative in the 70s and 80s. and today sam brownback would toss him out too. he would be done for. but that's the kind of place as well. they had you know, democrats as well. is it began moving to the right pretty ferociously in the early 1990s. there has been this war between the moderates and croft conservatives in the kansas government ever since. there was always this traditional conservatism when i grew up, but yesterday was the and of the road for them. well, they had this foothold, this tail hold in the kansas senate. >> jennifer: can you imagine? thomas the idea of a sitting governor going after members of his own party and knocking them out in partnership with the kochs to be able to remaining an already red legislature even more red is astonishing. >> jennifer, it's been going on in kansas a long time. it's been going on in other places. to make this more frightening, as long as we're going on with the pod-man emphasis tonight. kansas we often think it's a back w

, and said dole will pick him before me, and two weeks later, he picked him. >> kemp had, i think, morehad a nonpolitical career. >> two things on ryan. republicans lost a house seat in upstate new york that they should have won, so if he picks ryan, we get to go. >> ramesh will argue they didn't know how to adjudicate it. >>> when we come back, we're going to talk a bit about sonar primaries. not tossing to the olympics just yet. some shameless plugs, and some olympics previews. we will be right back. don't change yet. rolling up our sleeves... ...and end with a new favorite room in the house. and when we can save even more on those kinds of projects... ...with advice to make them even better... ...that's a game-changer in itself. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. get this decorative vanity and mirror set at a special buy of just $199. >>> let's bring back the panel. very quickly, some senate primaries, boy, todd aiken, missouri, that happened last week. that put it much more in play, no? >> i think democrats wanted it to be like nevada in 2010, but mccaskill

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. >> senator dole do you still favor eliminating the department of education? i wasn't in favor of it when it started. i voted against it. >> jennifer: well, that was kansas senator and g.o.p. presidential nominee bob dole in 1996 saying what he would do with the department of education if he were elected. sadly, many in his party still want to eliminate it. that includes a large number of the delegates that are drafting the g.o.p. party platform for next week's republican convention in tampa. the g.o.p. believes that education is best left to the states and municipalities. that may sound fine, but here's the deal. federal oversight is needed to provide a baseline or floor for what states can do. states like louisiana need to be kept in check because this is what republican governor bobby jindel and his allies are doing. under a recently-passed voucher law, students can be educated at a private school paid for public dollars. your money. that's a major church and state issue and then there is teach anti-science curriculum. republicans want to mess with to highe

you didn't push elizabeth dole on the floor.ust teasing you. >> straight ahead there is the important role call vote and lots of big speeches but conventions are still grand old parties what is like the for hundreds of pumped up delegates? shannon green is here with that, next and it's what you have been waiting for. our panel joins us here in tampa. how do they think mrs. romney did tonight or governor chris christie? don't go away. >> romney embodies the same vision for america my kblornt had for meechl he believes the path forward is more important than the place where we gab. -- began z let me close by giving president obama a heart felt message from the good people of south carolina. hit the road, jack! and don't you come back no more, no more! thank you. this country was built by working people. the economy needs manufacturing. mhines, tools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's puttg more than $8 billion dollars b

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