"the ed show" with ed schultz starts right now. >>> good evening, americans. welcome to "the ed show" tonight from new york. mitt romney is getting hammered for his spineless performance in cincinnati today. two weeks from tonight, john kasich's anti-worker bill could be repealed. and the 99% movement, well, they could score a major victory. this is "the ed show." let's get to work. the fight for ohio has gone national. >> two ballot initiatives. i'm certainly supportive of the republican party's effort here. >> tonight, mitt romney is in big trouble with his party for refusing to endorse the kasich union busting bill. even though he endorsed it four months ago. we'll get the latest from the buckeye state and we'll talk to a conservative radio host, bill cunningham, who thinks kasich's bill should fail. >>> rick perry's flat tax plan is out. >> for those at the top, it is hundreds of thousands, maybe even millions of dollars. >> i don't care about that. what i care about is them having the dollars to invest in their companies. >> we'll see how he sells that to

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>> thank you, ed. it's absolutely ridiculous that we would lower the bar and consider that leveling the playing field. i mean, to send people to the poor house, their families, not allow them to be able to support their families, i don't know what the private sector equivalent is to a police officer or a firefighter or a teacher. but what i do know is that our men and women, whether they're firefighters, police officers, social workers or teachers and other public sector workers, they provide a needed service. they deserve their benefits and their deserve their wages. so senator faber is delusional in that. you don't lower the bar. private sector workers should question why they are treated so inadd quatly and not question why we treat public sector workers fairly. >> let's talk about the national scene. here's mitt romney in ohio today. and chris, can president obama beat mitt romney in ohio? >> absolutely. and when willie cunningham and i are agreeing on something, you know we're right, ed. the fact

this is "the ed show." let's get to work. >> their story line is that there must be some villain out there who's keeping this administration from succeeding. >> republicans won't let the president create jobs. so he's going around them. >> we can't wait for an increasingly dysfunctional congress to do its job. >> tonight, vermont senator bernie sanders on the president's plan to bypass congress. and eugene robinson on the politics of it all. >>> rick perry is bringing birthers back and now he has a confederate flag controversy on his hands. "salon's" joan walsh is here with analysis. >>> with the election around the corner, firefighter safety is on the ballot in ohio. >> i have a hard time believing that the gear needs replaced every five years. that's my personal opinion. >> we'll bring you the latest. >>> and hasn't wisconsin been through enough? >> the runner did cross the line. >> tonight, my commentary on how the badgers got hosed. >>> great to have you with us tonight, folks. thank for watching msnbc,

ed lee is currently in china. i would like to see if i can have a conversation with him before we make any kind of determination. >> the current board had run its term. they return for one last meeting to begin -- finish what they began on tuesday, nominating ed lee. >> i will support mr. lee. >> it is for those reasons i will be supporting mr. lee's nomination. the reason why i wholeheartedly support ed lee is because he is a qualified person and he is the right person to lead san francisco. >> we have engaged in an orderly transition of leadership. this is what separates us, as a democratic society, from other less democratic societies. and i am so proud of us for what we are about to do today. so with that, colleagues, thank you for being part of this historic moment. >> the supervisor campos? there are 10 ayes, one no. [applause] >> the motion for edwin lee passes. [applause] >> you are talking to one of the happiest people in san francisco. this was an extraordinary an historic vote. but it was symbolic. reme

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this is the ed show. let's get to work. >> it's young, it's spontaneous, it's focus and it's going to be effective. >>> new polling shows the 99% movement is twice as popularz the tea party but republicans keep mocking protesters and lying about jobs. >> trust me, we are continuing to listen to the american people. >> we will talk to america's mare, verge bernero. >>> republicans in the senate have a new jobs plan. and it's a joke. i'll have commentary. >>> and in the republican race for the white house, mitt romney gets the kiss of death from rush limbaugh. >> romney is not a conservative. >> front runner herman cain is already picking his cabinet. >> i w will giveve you a name likike representative paul ryan. >> and michele bachmann is turning to a clown for a miracle endorsement. >> if you like your steak, you'll absolutely love trump steaks. >> plenty of material for "daily show" co-creator, lizz winstead. >>> good to have you with us tonight, for example thanks for watching "the ed show." you know, f

and now -- >> and now -- >> "the ed show." >> "the ed show." >> good night. >>> good evening, americans, welcome to "the ed show" tonight from new york. limbaugh and hannity can't stand it. republicans are eating their own when it comes to rick perry's past. i guess you could say that no stone is being left unturned? this is "the ed show." let's get to work. >> i think it's offensive. i think most people recognize it's offensive. >> it's open season on the racist name of rick perry's hunting lodge. tonight, jim moore, dr. james peterson and republican strategist joe watkins weigh in. >>> right wing hate was on full display on fox news this morning. >> that would be like hitler playing golf with netanyahu. they're the enemy. >> tonight, late breaking news on the future of hank williams jr. on monday night football. we'll play you the full remarks and get reaction from "ring of fire" radio host mike papantonio. >>> the occupy wall street protesters are getting a major shot in the arm from big labor. an exclusive announcement on "the ed show" tonight. good to have you with us tonight, folk

and it's not just the folks who are there in the parks, ed, as you talked beco ed about, ed, t teachers and librarians, construction workers thought in big numbers. but working america goes out into working class neighborhoods all over the country every single night and we are talking about occupy wall street in the neighborhoods, in those working class neighborhoods. and people embrace it. they say, yeah, that's what i've been thinking all along and i'm glad those people are in the parks. we are making that bridge. i think one of the things we have to fight against is make sure that the right doesn't divide us. >> yeah. >> doesn't pretend that folks in the parks are not the same as folks out in the neighborhoods. >> you know, karen, one of the things that's starting to frustrate me, so many interviews being given by people who think they have a pulse of what's going on here. look, the people are upset. they are protesting whether they have this issue, that issue, this issue, that issue, the fact is they don't like the way the country is going and they are motivated enough to go out int

ed, you called it right, buddy. >> thank you. i appreciate that. that's "the ed show."nell" starts right now. see you back here tomorrow night. >>> chris christie's big secret is out. he

up first, is single sex ed sexist?s more schools embrace single sex classrooms, a new report says single sex education is counterproductive. the report in science magazine, calls evidence in favor of single sex schooling sued dough science and claims classrooms segregated by gender reenforce gender stereotypes. research shows separating children along gender lines develops and reenforces biases and doesn't teach boys and girls to work together. the national association for single sex public education disputes the report. it claims students will succeed academically in same sex classrooms because cultural assumptions do not come into play. it argues co-ed classrooms promote sexist culture and boys in single sex classrooms are more open to a diverse range of topics compared to boys in co-ed classrooms. the u.s. department of education rewrote the rules for title 9 in 2006 making single sex classrooms possible. more than 500 public schools now have single sex classrooms. so tara setmayer, is single sex education the best

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"the ed show" with ed schultz starts right now. >>> good evening, americans. and welcome to "the ed show" tonight from new york. americans are out in the street and corporate america has never had it better. tonight, a classic story of corporate greed that i think america needs to see. this is "the ed show." let's get to work. >>> whirlpool presents a powerful way to clean. >> tonight, the whirlpool disaster. 5,000 middle classers are out of a job because of corporate greed and a lack of effort by republicans in washington. i'll talk to vermont senator bernie sanders on the latest kick in the teeth for the american middle class. >>> leave now or you are subject to arrest. >> the 99% movement is getting bigger. tonight there are more protests and more arrests. we'll ask michael eric dyson where the movement is headed. >>> you are from what part of indiana? >> it's southern indiana. it's the first -- >> is that? >> four obama campaign donors want a chance for dinner with barack. last night they ate with the president. tonight they'll tell me what he said. you wo

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this is "the ed show." let's get to work. >>> the republican minority got together as a group and blocked this jobs bill from passing the senate. >> the president is calling out republicans and promising to keep fighting for jobs. >> we will not take no for an answer. >> alan grayson will preview the next battle. >> that's the 000 approach and >> that's the 000 approach and it's focused on something even ed shultz would love. >> rick santorum thinks i would love his jobs plan. i'll let rick know why he's sorely mistaken. >>> you won't believe what they're trying to pull this time in ohio. >>> and new polling shows herman cain is the new republican front runner. even though he's pushing garbage like this. >> leftist folk in this country that are black, they're more racist than the white people. >> tonight michael eric dyson reacts to herman cain's attack on black liberals. >>> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. senate republicans and two turned coat democrats are standing in the wa

ed? yes, in reference to some of the self-help groups that i work with in maryland, we have a-a current effort going on just to show that you can outreach in the smallest and the slightest ways. maybe it's not really considered a small and slight way, but what we've-we've found is there's a lot of folks who just cannot read. there's millions of americans who cannot read or read at-at such a low level that when, when we're speaking in our-our groups and we say here's this literature- just read this literature and everything will be fine. and they cannot read it. so our effort is to put audiotapes and videotapes out to-to the groups themselves, to-to the libraries in our counties, to the corrections facilities, and treatment facilities, and it's amazing how fast it took off because i've-i've been in the presence of people who-no one, no one wants to admit that they can't read. it's one-one of your deep, dark secrets. well, thank you, and when we come back, we are going to talk about more ab

now it is time for the ed show. good night. >>> good evening, americans. welcome to the ed show. from new york, the president is fighting tooth and nail to put teachers, police officers and firefighters back to work. mitch mcconnell is playing games on the senate floor. republicans are taking obstruction to new heights and tonight we will tell you all about it. we have a programming note you want to stick around for. this is the ed show. let's get to work. >> rick -- >> i'm speaking. i'm speaking. >> the debate is over but the hits keep coming. >> perry did throw up on himself. >> new ads and accusations in the romney perry fight. herod cook with give us his scoreboard. in ohio, dozens of exotic animals are dead and governor john kasich is feeling some heat. >> governor, a lot 0 of people are blaming your administration for the situation in zanesville. >> we will show you the governor's response. and on the 99% movement, congressman allen west thinks he knows better than martin luther king's family. >> martin luther king would not have backed these kind of protesters. good evenin

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really this is his last big stand, ed. and pathetic about this story. >> is this a turning point for the tea partiers at all when it comes to ripping into president obama and making these outrageous comparisons or will it just be more of the same? >> well, they have to stay on this route, ed. they have to stay on the route because when you take a look at the polls, you look at the people who have really tried to understand who the tea party is. racism is one of the key issues that drives that party. look, it's not me talking. it's virtually every poll that they've taken. that underlying current of racism is there. so they can't get away from it. it's the last chance the republicans have to stay alive. it's a pathetic state of affairs for the republican party because tea party and republican party are synonymous these days. >> mike papantonio, great to have you with us tonight. always look forward to your take. thank you. >>> the party of reagan has been hammering president obama lately calling his tax plans class warfare.