. >>> este hombre ha sido gobernador de massachuset y es un hombre de empresa y quiere revÓlver los problemas calidad humana. >>> tienen que llegar a conocer a mitt romney se tienen que dar cuento esto no es hablar lindo es revÓlver los problemas. >>> ha llegado a ser gobernador de michigan el padre de mitt romney y la mitt romney tiene 5 hijos con su esposa ann romney. >>> ha hablado de sus planes para el paÍs. > >>> paul ryan ha dado con Éxito el papel de compaÑero de boleta y ha usado datos que no estÁn bien y posiciones que el mismo asumiÓ en el congreso. >>> asÍ y todo logro aplausos y mÁs cuentan los que reciba mitt romney esta noche porque el vicepresidente no gana la elecciÓn. >>> segÚn fragmentos de mitt romney dados a conocer. >>> por la campaÑa dicen que el optimismo y la confianza en el futuro es tÍpico estadounidenses y que estamos una naciÓn de inmigrantes y somos hijos y nietos de los que querÍan una vida mejor y vamos a ver queremos seguir en esto. >>> hay una aplasta for . > >>>, es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. >>> en este dÍa de la con vc convenciÓn republ

massachusets are democrats that worried they have to keep folks that that safe, that happy. they are about to tell you why they are not happy. you see us, at the start of the day. on the company phone list that's a few names longer. you see us bank on busier highways. on once empty fields. everyday you see all the ways all of us at us bank are helping grow our economy. nding more so companies and communities can expand, grow stronger and get back to work. everyday you see all of us serving you, around the country, around the corner. us bank. neil: well remember the meltdown, how bad things were in 2008? people don't think they are a heck of a lot better right now, more than half voters in swing states are saying they are not better off now, business owners dave mccarther, and patty, and butch say this is because the government has made things harder for them to be better off now, david, we begin with you. explain what you mean. >> well, big thing we've seen, when you say worse off. the dirty little secret is food inflation has gone up. we have 33 or 34% increase in food pric

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. >> the swimmer bitten this massachusets is expected to make a full recovery. >>> champions will beeers and an extra bill from the irs. the athletes will have to pay taxes on money awarded to them by the u.s. olympic committee and the value of their medals. a senate bill has been introduced to exclude olympians from that tax. >> that's some law. >>> going over there and winning for the united states and having to pay taxes on your winnings, that doesn't make sense. let's look at temperatures and conditions. a a little warm, a little humid. 78, no wind at all. if you had rain, you'll see a little fog overnight. you see the dew point is way up, 74 degrees. the dew point will be high again tomorrow. it's going to be a little bit warmer than it was today. only 65 in oakland. 83 in d.c. 78 in ocean city. a rather warm night. a beautiful moon out there, by the way. as far as clouds, they pretty much dispated. the showers earlier came up through the d.c. area straight through the city and died out. a few more also on the eastern shore. you see very light winds. that will keep us in the war

hay legislaciÓn al respecto, en los estados que sÍ se puede hacer, florida, california, illinois, massachusetiales, ahora no sÉ, al mÁs generosas que se digo nano a hacer esto para realizar. >>> gran trabajo mi paola querida. >>> hay gente que nace para esto, seguimos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. este segmento presentado por.... hoy sÚper bien acompaÑada con mis pequeÑos gigantes que piensan de forma tan grande hoy tratamos un tema interesante, es una de las televidentes jovencita, nos pide ayuda, se llama stephanie dice necesito que me ayuden papas se divorciaron y vivo con mamÁ, hace unos meses me presentÓ un novio, es agradable pero no es mi papÁ, quÉ hago, debo aceptarlo. >>> creo que es una situaciÓn difÍcil. >>> tenemos a nuestros expertos en la materia y algunos han pasado por esto, tenemos a nuestra sicÓloga madelyn hernÁndez, quien de ustedes sus papis estÁn divorciados. wow, bastantes. >>> para ti, ves difÍcil la situacioion de tener que acepta un novio para tu mamÁ? has pasado por eso?. >>> sÍ. >>> y cÓmo lo has hecho?. >>> mi mamÁ se va a casar con otro tipo no lo voy a llamar pa

you then guy, not only saved the olympics but he became a great governor of the state of massachusets they were 3 billion bucks in the hole, they were going down, having problems issue h issue -- he came in, he turned it around, and balanced budget all 4 years with a state legislator 85% democrat. neil: you need a republican senate to do what he needs, you need a majority. that would what you need to take it apart. >> we need presidential leadership to turn this country around. but we also need to have a senate taken over by republicans. i would be chairman of the finance committee. neil: well, la dee da. >> you know how important that is. neil: very important. >> that is where 60% of the spending is. if we have presidential leadership we could reform this bloated tax code. we have to take on social security, medicaid and edict care -- medicare, they be out of control if we don't control them. but we cannot get things done in the congress without presidential leadership, right now, as much as i like president obama, he does not work with congress. he does not make calls to congress. h

he has a great record in massachuset massachusetts, but he's scared to talk about it there's that health care thing and welfare restrictions thing where it gets a little complicated. >> it doesn't get complicated because here's the thing. the obama people come out today and they go, you know, he asked for waivers, but didn't ask for the type of waivers we're talking about in this debate. >> also said ted kennedy's tax returns. i'm just saying. >> that's fine. does that mean you stay away from an extraordinarily successful four years as governor of a state where 85% of legislature was run by the other party? >> isn't the problem that in order to win the primary he had to -- >> the primary is over. >> i want to make my point. to win the primary he had to distance himself from a lot of what happened in massachusetts, including the health care, which was the signature piece of legislation. if you start talking about it you get into what is an actual problem for mitt romney which is there's this perception he will say anything or move to different positions to get political advancement. isn't