msnbc political analyst michael eric dyson joins us live from washington, d.c.e studio here in new york by ari of the nation magazine and david corn is still with us. the hardest working man on television live from washington. david -- >> you can't get rid of me. >> we don't want to. we just heard bill clinton point out how they lacked the decency to rebuke. he remains the most suggestible politician in the country. >> are you asking me? >> yes, i am, corn, i am. >> you know, george romney was a moderate republican who showed a lot of guts in 1964 when he walked out of the republican convention because he disagreed -- he had an honest policy agreement with barry goldwater on civil rights legislation. can anyone imagine even with the use of drugs mitt romney doing anything like that? just taking a stand. probably didn't help george romney politically over the years, but it was a stand -- he showed he was a standup guy. we've seen time and time again when mitt romney panders. someone calls barack obama a traitor in front of him, he doesn't say no, no, no, no. it's

it's just -- this is just bizarre. >> just a question to you, professor dyson.r electing a man who lies so openly so often? >> i don't think so. he's serving all right, but he's serving us lies, he's serving up untruths and manipulation of the facts for the purposes of his own narrow idealogical perspective. i think that doesn't serve the american people well. >> thanks so much. next, shawn hammerty and others cry foul over a drummed up white house leak story. funny, i don't always remember them being so outraged. stay with us. >> there was a story in the national journal that cheney authorized libby to leak confidential information. can you confirm or deny that? >> i have the authority as vice president and an executive order issued by the president to classify and declassify information. ♪ the one and only, cheerios [ male announcer ] whoa, megan landry alert. and she's looking directly at your new lumia, thank you at&t. first, why don't you show her the curved edge... now move on to the slick navigation tiles -- bam, right into the people hub. see megan, coli

i'm michael eric dyson in for ed schultz. ezra klein is fill in for rachel maddow tonight. >> how are you doing? >> always good to see you on tv or in the crib as they say. >> great to see you. good job. >>> thanks to you at home for sticking around the next hour. rachel has the night off. what if i were to tell you there's a surefire way to put people back to work right now, tomorrow?

i'm michael eric dyson in for ed schultz.dow tonight. >> how are you doing? >> always good to see you on tv or in the crib as they say. have a good show tonight, my friend. >> great to see you. good job.

i'm michael eric dyson in for ed schultz. ezra klein is fill in for rachel maddow tonight. >> how are you doing? >> always good to see you on tv or in the crib as they say. >> great to see you. good job. >>> thanks to you at home for sticking around the next hour. rachel has the night off. what if i were to tell you there's a surefire way to put people back to work right now, tomorrow? what if i were to tell you this surefire job creator is something that's been embraced even by republicans going back decades? what if i were to tell you over the last three years we've been doing the exact opposite of this tested proven thing that helps end recessions? >> i have a graph for you tonight. it's an unusual type of graft. it's a mystery graph. going to see what i mean here. in 1981 shortly after ronald reagan was sworn in as president, he faced an awful recession. the worst since the great depression, in fact. and one of the things that reagan did as president to help get people back to work after that recession, he made this blue

have you ever heard of miles dyson. >> he was more evil than nerdish >> this would not end well. gibson were here, he would say obama should be impeached. >> do you remember? do you remember andy that on redeye, when we were doing this story, we were trying to get miles on the show but refused to acknowledge him by his actor's name. we said we wanted him as the character, miles. that he was an adjacent state. we would offer the car and still wouldn't come. he didn't think it was funny. we would have him on. he created the terminateder. >> dyson. >> it was it joe morton. >> my guess is based on the conversation he may have been right about it. >> i think it was funny, he was very distant. >> god knows we're experts in that. >> we know it when we see it, not when we do it. >> in fairness to him he did say he was busy working on his car. [ laughter ] >> other projects, dude. >> i'm done. >> go away. >> coming up, a story so intriguing, a plate of spinach, that is an intriguing plate of spinach. a cure for beaver fever. ♪ >> greg: he won't condone killer drones. jimmy carter is denou

. >> there is a lot of head nodding with michael eric dyson. >> when is it bad for the poeope in the room to take the temperature so to speak, and to be on the offensive and shore up the numbers and say, the jobs report is not as good as we thought, but we can talk about how it was an improvement with 69,000 jobs added and also figure out how the president is reading among the constituencies that compete for the votes, and if the action is redefining mitt romney, then you have to get the game plan together, a nd to tak a basketball metaphor, you have to take what the defense gives you and when you do that, you take the point and distribute the ball. sorry for the metaphor. >> it is rocky in a few weeks ago and moreen dodd said that the president who was dazzling seems incapable of stimulating the economy or the voters. there is a new web video out that plays upon the motion that the candidate of change is a candidate of fear, and jimmy williams what do you make of it? >> in the south we have a seeing that you attract more flies with honey than vinegar. >> we have it in the north. >>

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i want to shine the spotlight just another moment on lisa dyson. you heard a little bit about her background. i hope you will bing or google her, whatever your preferences, and learn more about our company. the silicon valley leadership group did a soft launch in january of something we call start-up silicon valley. it is for innovation economy, ceo's in this region to join at the leadership group basically for free. because we want to capture in the them to the dna that david packard, our founder had, which was a balance of running, brilliance, dynamic companies while, at the same time, being deeply engaged in your communities and in the quality of life of your employees. that is the scale that we want to raise up in these incredibly innovative young entrepreneurs. we have about 20 of them here in the audience today. i want to just mention three of them and embarrass them. they do not know i am going to do this. all of these at this in common. they have less than 40 employees currently. their business has been around for less than four years. and,

professor dyson. your reaction to that. >> well, i mean it's the only reasonable thing to do.this whole shenanigan was a display of political bitterness on the part of republicans. never in the history of this country has the attorney general been held to such a standard and i think this just shows how bitterly divided we are as americans. sure, you can press your case. you can make your argument, but to go to these extremes to engage in what they know was an empty political gesture shows the degree. >> the the president has emerged from this busy week. and the polling booths, is it your view that may be seen as a pivotal moment in his campaign to win? >> absolutely because what he has done is prove that the most, one of the most articulate spokesman fo)hthe far right has agreed that this was a matter of taxation that it was constitutionally legitimate and despite their differences and mr. robert as you will recall, was quite visible in his resistance to mr. obama's criticism of the citizens united. despite their differences, mr. roberts proved he was capable, to go to the con

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i'm michael eric dyson in for ed schultz. senate republicans rolled out the red carpet for jp morgan ceo jamie dimon today. tonight, bernie sanders and i will not be as kind. this is "the ed show." and as ed would say, let's get to work. >> too big to fail banks are frankly too big to manage and too big to regulate. >> jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon takes heat from democrats and gets love from republicans. >> loss is unfortunate. you apologized for that. >> we can hardly sit in judgment of your losing $2 billion. >> you're obviously renowned, likely so i think, as being one of the most, you know, one of the best ceos in the country for financial institution. >> bloomberg's william cohan on today's missed opportunity with jamie dimon. senator bernie sanders why the american people are still exposed by the big bank casinos. >>> the romney campaign goes silent on teachers, firefighters and police. we will show you exactly why mitt romney stopped talking. >>> and could prejudice cause president obama the election in november? >>

i have to confess, i only just met one of our panelists, lee said dyson, the ceo of coverity. she got a ph.d. in physics from mit but felt the urge to come out here to california and she did her research at stanford and lawrence berkeley. that is an indication we are getting smart people like her out to california to start companies like hers. 15 employees in 2008. it is interesting, we talk about cloud computing and these technology companies, but she takes electronic waste that is rich in carbon and recycles that into oil for plastics and a variety of other things. i wish i had more time to talk to you and get to know you because i am sure there's an interesting story that you will really enjoy hearing from her. you have already heard from michael, who is wonderful at ibm. clearly, they are a leader in this area. with michael's travels around the world, he will share more of his experience, and that will also be an interesting perspective. i really want to welcome the san francisco mayor ed lee. it is difficult for me to call him mayor lee because i have always known him as

i want to shine the spotlight just another moment on lisa dyson. you heard a little bit about her background. i hope you will bing or google her, whatever your preferences, and learn more about our company. the silicon valley leadership group did a soft launch in january of something we call start-up silicon valley. it is for innovation economy, ceo's in this region to join at the leadership group basically for free. because we want to capture in the them to the dna that david packard, our founder had, which was a balance of running, brilliance, dynamic companies while, at the same time, being deeply engaged in your communities and in the quality of life of your employees. that is

with us, msnbc political analyst and georgetown university professor, the golden throat, michael eric dyson. mitt romney is facing a key test right now. he's set to make a speech in orlando at the annual conference of the national association of latino elected and appointed officials. so far, romney has not said whether he would keep or repeal the president's new immigration policy, instead sticking to a script that his more comprehensive immigration plan would take the place of the current policy. yesterday on a campaign conference call regarding the economy, romney aides cut the call short after reporters pressed for answers on immigration. >> yeah, and as we mentioned this is kristy campbell again, we'll have more information in the run-up to the governor's speech tomorrow. he looks forward to addressing naleo and chatting about a numb of issues including how the president's policies impacted hispanic community. with that, sounds like we don't have any more questions on today's topic. we appreciate everyone dialing in today and happy to follow-up off line with any additional questions. >

plus the end of an era as the famed soviet saying it will kill us and as mr dyson something to spread at the age of seventy seven legacy of twelve million you cheapest has learned a measure of his huge popularity. in russia would be so much brighter if you mean about someone from france to crash in movies. for instance on t.v. dot com. wealthy british style like it's a spot on. the . market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines and two cars a report on our. about to vietnam that's what the american military wants as it seeks a return to the country for its armed forces in the latest leg of his asia pacific tall u.s. defense secretary leon panetta has also permission for the u.s. navy to use port facilities he also announced that the majority of american warships will be deployed in the area by twenty twenty talk show host stephen leatherman a says the military buildup is clearly aimed at china. well america is doing everything possible to maintain its star going to school

. >> it looks like my dyson. >> typically, they are not as powerful or as violent as tornadoes.don't last as long. they can be dangerous. i don't the wind can reach about 60 miles per hour with a dust del ill. with a tornado, wind can reach up to 250 miles per hour. so they are really two different animals. >> or higher. >> or high are. >> that is a tornado. >> yeah. tornadoes can stretch for miles and they can last for not only minutes but for hours at a time if they're well developed. they're really two different animals. dust devil are a product of extreme daytime heating and you need try soil. that is why it occurs in the desert southwest and in the plains. the phenomenon is after the ground gets heated from very hot temperatures like what we're having around here today, the air rises very quickly and the dry soil gets picked up. it will form the vortexes. >> it homes like eye injuries would be common with dust devils -- it seem like eye injuries would be common with dust devils. they have been known to damage small structures sometimes. people can get injured. i suppose you

i'm michael eric dyson. the president wants congress to act on suring up te inine inini before it's too late. >> it's critical that we take the actions we can to strengthen the american economy right now. last september, i sent congress a detailed jobs plan full of the bipartisan jobs ideas that would put more americans back to work. it had broad support from the american people. it was fully paid for. if congress passed it in full, we'd be on track to have a million more americans working this year. >> the plan sent to congress would help boost public sector jobs which are greatly needed. since president obama was elected, the public sector has lost 600,000 jobs. the unemployment rate would be 7.8% with those jobs add. public sector jobs remain the drag on the national economy. while private sector growth has continued uninterrupted, government jobs continue to be in the red. the president made this point today. >> as i said, we created 4.3 million jobs over the last 27 months. over 800,000 just this year a

joining us now on the phone, michael eric dyson. and a good day to you. you may have heard me say to miguel that we were all just shocked, taken aback, having just seen rodney king in april around the anniversary, 20th anniversary of those horrible events in los angeles. how about your reaction when you heard the news. michael, we're not hearing you. are you hooked in? okay. everyone, we're going to get back to michael eric dyson there in georgetown university. there's a lot to talk about with this. of course, the rodney king riots as they came to be known definitely a mark in history, a very negative blight there in the city of los angeles. and it started some very challenging race relations that continued for some time there there were also deaths during those riots. 56 deaths during that time as a result of those riots. we will get back to all of those details. as we know developing right now, the polls are closing in today's crucial greek elections. that result will very likely determine whether greece remains in the eurozone. economists fear if greec

." >>> joining me today, msnbc political analyst and georgetown university professor, michael eric dysoncontributor joy-ann reid,

welcome to "the michael eric dyson show." of course it's not my show, it's ed's show.lad to stand in for him. we have discovered what kind of people mitt romney, quote, likes to fire, and i'll tell you what it's like to be a stupid in mitt's boarding school. it's a story you will only get here. this is "the ed show," and as the great ed schultz would say, let's get to work. >>> do you think that taxpayers of this country want to hearfew er firefighters, fewer teachers, fewer police officers? >> it if there's fewer kids in the classroom, the taxpayers want to hear there will be fewer teachers. >> the romney campaign stands by their candidate. layoffs for teachers, police and firefighters respect just bad politics. they're bad policy. just ask the romney backing governors of republican states who had to rehire laid off public workers. >> has this become personal? >> darrell issa's political witch hunt turns into a contempt hearing for attorney general eric holder.

." >>> joining me today, msnbc political analyst and georgetown university professor, michael eric dysoncontributor joy-ann reid, and the jimy williams. last night there was a suggestion box that was entitled "your feedback." we want to know what we could be doing better, and what is working and what is not and what you are hearing about the president and this campaign. jo jonathan, since you are new to the rodeo, i will ask you first, no matter what the obama campaign takes into consideration the feedback they get -- >> hopefully very little. >> yes, that is true. and this is going to point to a campaign that is rhetoricless and having a hard time to figure out the messaging. >> i don't believe that is true. >> tell me why not?

the washington correspondent for "newsweek" and the daily beast and msnbc political analyst michael dysonwhere no doubt he was celebrating with lebron james and the miami heat well into the small hours. and that smile suggests that -- >> absolutely true. >> well, professor, i hope that your head is not too sore because i'd like to start with you. because all the time we hear about the president raising funds with help from all his celebrity pals and what a travesty this is, and then i find this invitation. it's an invitation to a mitt romney fundraiser, the southampton estate of none other than david koch, 50,000 a person, $75,000 a couple. tell me, who is out of touch here? >> absolutely. i mean, to beat up on barack obama, who has raised far less from the big name donors with deep pockets, than has mitt romney who has had the koch brothers on speed dial, and adelson and wife and others who are digging into the tens of millions of dollars to support him, barack obama by and large continues to call upon those $50 donors, those hundred dollar donors, the $25 donors and i think to the chagr

welcome to "the ed show," i'm michael eric dyson in for ed schultz.he red carpet for jpmorgan's ceo jamie dimon today. tonight bernie sanders and i will not be as kind. this is "the ed show," and ed would say, let's get to work. >> too big to fail banks are frankly too big to manage and too big to regulate. >> jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon takes heat from democrats and gets love from republicans. >> the loss is unfortunate. you've apologized for that. >> with we can hardly sit in judgment of your losing $2 billion. >> you're largely renowned, widely so, i think, as being one of the best ceos in the country for financial institutions. >>