if we didn't have the euro we would have a george mark and we would have the lira italian lira george moore it would be here the lira would be here so it would be one say disbands for three four hour is what do you think you take probably for so if the euro goes germany will have unemployment at twenty percent so they need to keep the euro going you have to remember that the european community as a collective is solvent. it is solvent but the money is all in germany not in the other places so whether they can keep it as a whole is going to be tough and it's particularly tough for the germans because the germans understand that they need the euro otherwise they're going to get unemployment of the man in the street in germany sees his taxpayers' money going to these guys in greece who he thinks are very spoiled they don't pay tax they'll get up in the morning or whatever they do actually they were pretty hot in greece but they don't pay their taxes so he resents that and that is politically very tough for the german politicians to sell that they have done it at the moment greece has been allo

moveon.org, george source, all the michael moores, yeah, they sure do. >> i would put michael moore up against exxon any day. >> rachel, this is in their article, and, again, it pretty well documented, i suggest you read that. maybe the most recent copy. anyway, about the study done by american university, so you could use the argument, but, you know, assuming that you're bought and paid for. all i want to do in energy is self-sufficient rachel. we have more recoverable reserves than any country in the world, more than any country in coal, oil, gas, we could be completely self sufficient from the middle east just with the canada, mexico, and us, in a very short period of time. we're the only country in the world that doesn't exploit our own resources. you heard today the president made a speech where he talked about he wants all the above and all that, but, again, when it gets down to it, i'm sure it upsets a lot of your people out there. he really doesn't. he has fought this tooth and nail, fossil fuels. >> oil production has gone up. oil production has gone up under president obama c

. >> steve moore, thanks very much. >>> up next, george clooney under arrest. we'll explain why. also talk with one of the men arrested with him, the hid of the naacp. he also wants the u.n. to get involved in a separate voting i.d. issue in texas. we'll talk about both stories in two minutes. please stay with us. "why did i roll over my i.r.a. to scottrade?" "for starters, it didn't cost me anything." "and i got a one-hundred dollar cash bonus for rolling over by april 16th." "i like bonuses." "plus at scottrade, there are thousands of commission-free investments." "and if i need help, i can find it online, by phone or at one of over five-hundred scottrade locations." "it's why more investors with i.r.a.s are saying.." "i'm with scottrade." ♪ [music] >>> welcome back. actor george clooney and our next guest, the head of the naacp found themselves behind bars today after a human rights protest at the sudanese embassy in washington. but earlier this week he was protesting another so-called human rights issue before the u.n. that being voter i.d. laws here in the u.s. 31 states hav

a brand new video showing george zimmerman in handcuffs the night he shot trayvon martin. congresswoman, gwen moore shares an intensely personal story of being raped. violence against women is as american as apple pie. domestic violence has been a thread throughout my personal life up to and including being a child repeatedly sexually assaulted, up and to and including being an adult who has been raped. >> first, it looks like republicans are breaking out the big guns to try and end the nomination battle. former first couple, george and barbara bush, will formally announce their support tonight. senator marco rubio endorsed mitt romney last night. >> i am going to endorse mitt romney, the reason why is not only because he is going to be the republican nominee. he offers such a stark contrast to the president's record. >> e.j. deon is a columnist and perry bacon an editor for the msnbc contributor. good morning to both of you. e.j., i was watching the entire interview. you heard what he just said, i am behind him because he is going to win and he is better than president obama. is that a ringing end

mooring. he's sticking his finger in the wind to decide which stance to take when in regard there are litmus test issues within the republican party. that said, george h.w. bush did win the presidency in '88 before losing to clinton obviously and there are a lot of similarities. he too, was generated a luke warm reaction from the base but nonetheless was regarded the viable, electable candidate, and so mitt romney could only wish for a result like that. >> he also had ronald reagan as his predecessor. >> that clearly helped. >> last point. and there is some polling today although it's all over the place in terms of obama versus the republican. the national polls that show republican leaning voters believing that mitt romney will end up with this thing and half of that saying that that's a good thing. is that in any way possible to overcome no matter how good these individual candidates might be appearing in the polls directly against obama right now? is that fatal to a romney candidacy? >> if he can get through the nomination, and it helps him to have both gingrich and santorum continuing to put forth this line that the delegate math doesn't matter.

moore. let's bring in chief investigator reporter for politico ken good evening. >> thank you. >> santorum's willing to run with the worst republican to run with on health care reform. i know george w. bush was able to come back, but how could rick santorum say these two things in the same millennium? >> he can say the one and he has said repeatedly that mitt romney is the worst candidate to run against president obama on health care. that's a good point. it's a valid one and one that really underscores the premise of his candidacy to raise concerns about mitt romney among conservatives, to hear him say now that he would consider running with him is at best discoordinate and undercuts the presidency. >> would romney ever consider santorum? >> on paper he might not be a bad running mate for mitt romney. he would have appeal insectors of the republican base that mitt romney is sort of lacking in appeal among those evangelicals like you said, tea partyers even, he knows how to deliver an attack line, and that is really a key thing for a vice presidential candidate to be able to do. however, the fact is he continues to deliver these attack lines against mitt romney and drag out the p

george, virginia after touring a rolls-royce plant, here is the president. >> common wealth of virginia, bob mcdonald is here. out standing congressman, bobby cot is in the house. we have got your mayor, brian moore to our out standing secretary of commerce, secretary bryceon who is trying to create jobs and investment and opportunities all across the country. it is great to be back in petersburg. last time i was here was during the campaign. i had my bus pull over so i could get a cheeseburger at long street's deli. you guys have eaten there. some of you may think that violates michelle's "let's move" program. but she gives me a pass when it comes to a good burger and fries. now, back then, in 2008, we were talking about how working americans were already having a tough go of it. folks, were working harder and longer, for less. it was getting tougher to afford health care, or to send your kids to college. the economy was already shedding jobs in less than a decade nearly 1 in 3 manufacturing jobs had vanished. then, the bottom fell out of the economy. and things got that much tougher. we were losing seven to 800,000 jobs a month. the economy was hemorrhaging, and three and a half

moor tin. the justice department now launching its own investigation into the police handling of this case and into the question of whether charges should be brought against the neighborhood watch volunteer, georgeing happened last month in congresswoman corinne brown's district. today she asks the justice department to consider this a hate crime. >> i am not satisfied with how the case was handled. i think there were many instances that -- you know, people need to feel that the system is fair. >> congresswoman brown joins from us capitol hill. let me start with the bachks as you're meeting at the justice department. are you now satisfied they will dedicate the necessary resources to find out just what happened and just how the police handled this? >> yes, i am. we had a very good meeting today. we metaphor over an hour today with the justice department, and the mayor of sanford and the city manager, and several members came by and met with us also, so i've got to tell you, the outrage that i've experienced on the floor from many members, both democrats and republicans, the concern about what has happened. it makes me feel good about you know, the process. people feel that there should be a feel

moore. iraq war veteran and executive director of veterans of america, paul rieckhoff. author of "where men win glory" about the death of paul tillman, jon krakauer, bob woodard and helene cooper. my conversation george clooney on his fight to stop ethnic cleansing in sudan george clooney on his fight to stop ethnic cleansing in sudan and some politics as well. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning. republicans in purt rerto rico o the polls there. >> we're going to show on tuesday that the conservative movement in illinois is alive and well on election night on tuesday. >> after a pair of third place finishes last week in alabama and mississippi, mitt romney is fighting hard now for a rebound in illinois, trying to cement his delegate lead. this is how it looks. it stands at 423 delegates. santorum at 184. gingrich and paul farther back. here to talk about the nomination fight here at home as well as the continuing fight abroad for security in afghanistan and the toll it's taking on u.s. troops, arizona senator john mccain. senator, welcome back. >> thank you, david. >> i want to talk about afghanistan, but i'd like to start with a little politics and where we are in this ra

george similzimmerman's side of story. we have more on his story. >> his mom said, he killed him, now trying to kill his reputation. >>> a dangerous trend, that first hit headlines with demi moorehen she first went into rehab. a common, household product, being used to get high. >>> and a little beauty queen controversy. look at this beauty queen right here. she says she is a woman. but she got booted out of the miss universe pageant, because they say she is a man. we're going to go inside that controversy. >>> we're going to begin with the wildfires raging in colorado. high winds make them so hard to control. clayton sandell is on the scene at aspen park. good morning, clayton. >> reporter: good morning, george. overnight, this fire exploded in size. now, over 3,000 acres. one person, unfortunately, has been confirmed killed. and hundreds more evacuated from their homes. and right now, more firefighters are on the way to take on this blaze, which is still raging out of control. overnight, officials confirmed 1 person was killed, 900 homes evacuated from this area, 25 miles southwest of denver, as a fast-moving blaze spread towards residential neighborhoods. >> a guy called and

george, virginia. it makes parts for sophisticated aircraft. we'll bring you the president's remarks as soon as they happen live. >>> tina fey, eat your heart out. check this out. some people are calling actress julianne moorepersonator of all time. so what's the real sarah palin think about all this attention she's getting? it's in our cnn political ticker. w you ♪ [ young man ] whoo-hoo! ♪ so soon you'll take me there he is! the party's arrived. ♪ [ both hiss ] [ screaming, explosions ] oh, he-- [ crickets chirping ] [ owl hooting ] [ gasps ] ♪ fate ♪ up against your will ♪ through the thick and thin >>> it is a documentary or a sitcom? the movie "game change" has folks arguing about what really happened behind the scenes of the 2008 election. >> you can actually see russia from land here in alaska. >> oh, my god, what have we done? >> it wasn't my fault. i wasn't properly prepped. >> wow. spent a whole lot of time on the campaign trail that year. brought back some memories. julianne moore, the actress playing sarah palin did her home work. she's getting rave reviews for her imitation but moore says the film isn't just about sarah palin. >> it's about our political system and the way we choose our candida