. >> and you're krcritical of may daley and you're very critical of the president and you call it like listen, i like president obama personally, right? but i cannot -- see, in chicago, a few of us wear the tinfoil hats that they don't wear in "the washington post" and "the new york times," i don't think. they should get them because when you wear them, when david axelrod starts sending his channeling, you can kind of keep your mind clear when you're writing your column. and basically politics is politics, no matter where it's played. in chicago, it's kind of a little bit more -- as you know because you were here and you covered it. there's a little bit more honesty to it in the sense that it's all about the money and about the power. >> yeah. >> and it's not about transcending. it's not about hope and change and all that nonsense. it's about breaking people to your will and getting what you want done. >> john kass calls it like it is. thank you very much. >>> the president's spokesman when asked about the monarch criticism said the president wants to work with congress. but that gridl

newt was him krcritical in taki money from freddie mac and pretending they needed a historian.but bh you look at the other side, i think unfortunately, romney was disingenuous when he e said he got an education in company creation, job creation and growing economy as an lbo artist. >> let's make a distinction. >> lots of folks in silicon valley start businesses. what's the difference in what mitt romney was doing? >> leverage just financial speculation. i was in the business for the same reason he was. i would not pretend i learned anything in that time that tells me how to improve the u.s. economy or how to build companies or create jobs. what i learned was how to strip mine the cash out of the company to pay the debt. what i learned was how to powder up the pig in order to sell it in the quickest and make money. it made some large gains. in some cases, had some bankruptcies in others. the point is leverage buyouts are not about growing an economy. when you look at the record of bain capital, that's what it shows. everybody is aware of the five companies. they put in $100 mill

. >> reporter: this came after krcriticisms of whether romney n connect with people. >> corporations people, my friend. >> reporter: and people asked how genuine he was when just this week he said he, too, has feared losing his job. >> there were a couple of times when i wondered if i was going get a pink slip. >> going around pretending i'm something i'm not. >> reporter: is that what romney does? >> i don't know. you have to ask me. i mean, you have to ask him. some of the comments are, i mean, who is he kidding? >> reporter: there have been defining moments on the eve of the new hampshire primary before. last time, hillary clinton's tears shifting things dramatically. south carolina comes next. they're concerned about how the words will play. they pointed out late yesterday, they believe the words were taken out of context. the voters are lining up for an exciting day. the first in the nation primary now under way. >> david, thanks very much. >>> let's get more from matthew dowd. you heard the defense, the words were taken out of context. campaign officials were saying they're hap

years ago and not all of the commitments have been delivered and fulfilled and that is one of the krcriticalence and that is what has to be done in greece and we must not give the wrong incentives. no firewall. any figure, it will not work. the problems will not present. >> i would like to get all of your takes on something that has been talked about very much in the market, and that is, of course, a default in greece. what is the worst case scenario? many people expect greece to default. what's the worst case scenario, minister schaeuble? >> we don't expect the default increase. a long time in prices, but i don't expect the default in greece. i am sure that if everybody is ready to give what has been agreed and all the parties are ready to do it, we will avoid -- we will avoid and we can avoid default of greece. of course the private sector has to take its responsibility. the first time in july of last year. it's not a huge story and now we are discussing the concrete figures and i am quite optimistic we can avoid it but it depends on if dwroogreece isy and to fulfill its commitment. >> mr.