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>> earlier i discussed biden's remarks with goldie taylor, the managing editor of goldie taylor project and crystal wright, the editor of conservativeblackchick.com and as you'll see, passions ran high. i asked if goldie was breaking with his boss on this issue. >> i think this president knew what joe biden's position was when he took him on as the vice presidential running mate. i think that it's much ado really about nothing. >> okay. if the vice president is invited on to a show like "meet the press" and david gregory is asking him about policy, about the president, he is in turn speaking for the administration and speaking for the accomplishments of the president and so why on this issue -- why is this one -- >> he's the vice president of these united states. he neither formulates nor proposes legislation in congress. he neither formulates nor proposes anything to the judiciary branch. >> can the people watching make that distinction? can the voter -- does a voter make that distinction? >> i don't know if the voter makes that distinction or not, but that is the legal distinction, an

ken vogel is chief investigative reporter for politico and goldie tailor.. ken, if i may, the president says he's going to win. meanwhile romney is finally taking questions from the press and saying, and i quote him, i stand by what i said, whatever it was. is there an etch a sketch to erase that gaffe, ken? >> well, it definitely sounds bad and particularly since -- >> i think that's a generous view, ken. >> right. it's particularly bad because it was a quote that was given in reference to the controversial of t of the day, something he said in a rather forceful statement repudiationing the ad that reverend wright is at issue saying it's a wrong direction. that's a pretty simple statement. whether he came up with it as a strategist and himself, he should be able to remember it and repeat it. fact that he was unable to do it again and looks bad, really, i think it's more a reflection of the riggers of the campaign, a very tiring campaign as opposed to some kind of tendency toward equivocation, which may also be at issue for him, but i don't think that's --

goldie?one way that he does not had help the ticket is in joining the ticket. i mean, it's a net-nothing gain. you have two guys from the northeast, you know, presumably both fairly moderate on the issues. you need someone on this ticket who is going to balance it out and going to be a true conservative, who is going to have a lot of deep relevance with the tea party. i don't think chris christie can do that and he's on the record of saying pretty distasteful things. >> i think it's a good idea that chris christie put himself in the maybe category. he does excite the gop. he is an exciting figure and a great person to come to mitt romney's offense and go on the attack against the obama campaign, which is going to be very vicious this summer and fall. i think it's a good idea that he would consider it and that the romney campaign takes a strong look at him. >> dean? >> you guys are looking at this politically. i'm from jersey. christie wants out of new jersey as often. it's a death trap, he ju

goldie locks is not a good change for goldie locks. >> there's another thing going on, too.. multnomah tie nationals are seeing weakness. we were talking about it before the set here. cummings, emerson, caterpillar's comments. yet u.s. centric, large u.s. companies exposed to the consumer are doing well. we were thrilled to see retailers doing better. they could be pretty decent and these stocks are going up significantly on the slightest bit of good news. >> even the gdp report, lower than anticipated, showed that the consumer was still pretty good in the first quarter, right? >> right. they are definitely hanging in in the face of challenges and with the cost of living that forever goes higher. is that the pace that can sustain a recovery to the fact that we don't need the fed anymore? >> what would you do here then, peter? >> because we're in between this qe, i'm the seller here. but with the belief that the next foundation of a rally will come with more fed qe because they can't stop for some reason. >> so would you buy treasuries? you're not buying stocks. what would yo

goldie hawn is a great program and her foundation, but when you do the belly breath, these kids relax, calm there and make you let down, calm the nervous system down and dream works more efficiently. so i'm a policymaker who is trying to fix the education system and improve the education system and get kids to pay attention and figure out how there might work so they can not only pay attention, but be due to other kids in their class and began to build some connection with don and you stumble upon how mindfulness works and how you actually have the brain science behind it. i mean, i would almost challenge anybody to come up with another program that has this level of science telling you exactly why this kid can't pay attention, why this kid can't learn what's going on in their brain. it's a great illustration of what's happening. we can actually empower these programs. talk to teachers in ohio that are doing this or any other classroom. i'll tell you one quick story. just give me the hook. that's what they do at the town hall meetings. just get them out of here right now. we're at a s

their different programs and goldie hahn has a great program and her foundation called a mind up but when you do the belly breath, these kids relaxed. they calmed their amygdala down and they calmed their nervous system down and their brain works more efficiently. so i am a policymaker who is trying to fix the education system and improve the education system and get kids to pay attention and figure out how their mind works so they cannot only pay attention but he connected to other kids in their class and begin to build some connection with them and some bond. you stumble upon how mindfulness works, and how you actually have the brain science behind it. i was almost -- i would almost challenge anybody to come up with another program that has this level of science telling you exactly why this kid can't pay attention and why this kid can't learn and what is going on in their brain. great illustration of what is happening and so we can actually empower these children. and is working. talk to teach in -- teachers in youngstown ohio or any other classrooms is doing this and it's working.

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. >> krystal, last week you were here with goldie taylor and you said this about president obama.. >> i think the reason president obama is not taking a position is that we know most black americans who voted, 95% of them voted for president obama in 2008, most black americans do not support same-sex marriage, most hispanics and latinos do not. the country, even moderate democrats, are divided on this topic. >> okay, crystal? i think he heard you. so what do you say now? >> it's great that the president finally made a decision after three and a half years of evolving. it's kind of like am i pregnant or am i not pregnant? so he came out for same-sex marriage, but i think it was a mistake because 60% of african-americans oppose it over 40%. and many -- proposition 8 was put on a ballot in california. it was hispanics and blacks who were really responsible for putting it over the edge and banning same-sex marriage in california. >> you know what, there is some disagreement about that, crystal, whether or not it was blacks. i'm not sure about latinos. that may have been overreported.

stair cases and the pool is set in herringbone brickwork. $14,700,000 and going fast. >> we've got goldieweep malibu beach house. the price is 10%, the houses are now selling like hotcakes. what a difference a few months makes. this is a zen type retreat in malibu. it's a 1970s contemporary, and it backs right on to the pacific ocean with a beautiful grassy lot. there's a living room with vaulted ceilings, oceanside has plate glass doors. the kitchen has a farmer's sink that you and i both know no farmer can ever afford that house. a second floor media room. the ocean front master bedroom as a timber ceiling and the deck has an $11 million view for sure. what's wrong with that house? >> nothing. and not the price because they had to drop it a little bit. >> they dropped it substantially but it's priced so perfectly now for selling. >> celebrities are just like us, dropping prices. their neighbor, barry. >> this is a great house. you can pick this one up for your kids for only $6.9 million and be right down the street. there's only 3500 square feet in this house but the singer/song writer

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professor dyson is at georgetown university and an msnbc political analyst and goldie taylor is managingr. professor dyson, a new day, a new ad directed at mitt romney. how this will play, sir? >> i think it plays very well. obviously, you know, president obama and his team have decide that had they have to go aggressively after mr. romney. to hit him in one of his vulnerable parts, so to speak. here is a guy who has bragged about being able to do with the government what he has done in the private enterprise. if he's done this in private enterprise and private industry, and there are people who are suggesting that look, at the expense of my livelihood, you were able to cut jobs, to secure your bottom line, and then to move forward. this will be the same kind of thing going on parallel in the government and what, by implication, the obama team is suggesting is that it will be at the expense of working people, middle class people, and blue collar workers who will face the most severe consequences of romney's approach. and i think it is an effective ad. >> why has romney chosen to focus on

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no reports of goldie locks being seen -- >> i'm guessing they were looking for porage, right?38th run for the roses is set for tomorrow, the kentucky derby, the oldest continued sporting event. but it's much more than a race. tracie potts is live at churchill downs this morning with more on the fun and, of course, we expect tracie potts to get in on the festivities because she is a fashionista. tracie, we love the hat on capitol hill. >> wow, wow. fashionista, i don't think i've been called that one before, at least not at churchill downs. it is going to be a lot of fun, jon. because besides the traditions and the fashions out here, keep in mind this is essentially what they call the most exciting two minutes in sports. it is a major sporting event. the oldest continuous sporting event in this country. and 165,000 people like last year expected to pack these stands to see the race tomorrow. and today is going to be a busy day because the kentucky oaks takes place. that's sort of the local version of the kentucky derby. . and tomorrow we'll have the derby. 165 million, that's w

martha: maybe goldie locks taking up all their beds. bill: more porridge in california with the brown bears. martha: john edwards trial very interesting. now we're awaiting new testimony in the trial this morning. we'll get new details on an alleged scheme that started to unfold yesterday in the testimony about a secret path to funneling $800,000 basically to the edwards campaign. that is part of the question, where the money actually went. an interior designer who worked for this reclusive millionaire, bunny mellon, who we heard so much about, he got on the stand yesterday about a fake furniture business was basically set up the money through the interior designer and then over to andrew young. the designer said this, well our furniture business did not really involve furniture. it was money for senator edwards. i don't know how you can make it much more clearer than that. jonathan serrie joins us as he has throughout from the courthouse in greensboro, north carolina. what is the prosecution trying to prove with this testimony? >> repo