also mike papantonio joins us. mike, how did the president do tonight, mike?talk about going after medicare, medicaid, corporate tax breaks, what's happening here? on the cheerleading side of it, he did great. i have to say he did great. his idea of pass this jobs bill now, every time he said it, john boehner looked a little more creeped out. he let the republicans know that's a message he's going to take all over the country and republicans are out of their comfort zone when they can't whine and complain. he threatened them, he said you whine and complain, i'll take this to the american people. most progressives want to hear him talk tough, talk about not shipping jobs overseas. if you ship jobs overseas, you don't get subsidies, government contracts and tax breaks. he needed to talk about the u.s. chamber of commerce attacking, trying to encourage globalization with nafta and maybe how that's not working for the american worker. those are things we wanted to hear. but overall, he was on his game. he is getting ready for the campaign. but the point is this, e

also mike papantonio joins us. mike, how did the president do tonight, mike?medicare, medicaid, corporate tax breaks, what's happening here? on the cheerleading side of it, he did great. i have to say he did great. his idea of pass this jobs bill now, every time he said it, john boehner looked a little more creeped out. he let the republicans know that's a message he's going to take all over the country and republicans are out of their comfort zone when they can't whine and complain. he threatened them, he said you whine and complain, i'll take this to the american people. most progressives want to hear him talk tough, talk about not shipping jobs overseas. if you ship jobs overseas, you don't get subsidies, government contracts and tax breaks. he needed to talk about the u.s. chamber of commerce attacking, trying to encourage globalization with nafta and maybe how that's not working for the american worker. those are things we wanted to hear. but overall, he was on his game. he is getting ready for the campaign. but the point is this, every now and then he do

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it's not fair. >> mike papantonio, what's class warfare in. >> no class warfare.n the millionaires and the billionaires have won. it's over. all this is is an attempt at having americans, the middle class and poor, from digging themselves out of the rubble that have been left by the republicans. this isn't class warfare. it's a massacre. president obama understands that this idea of republican shared sacrifice is just a continuation of the story. the republicans idea of shared sacrifice is this, ed. it's where less than 0.1% of americans control $46 trillion of america's wealth. that's heidi's america. it's where the bottom 50% of americans control a pitiful 2.5% of american wealth. that's heidi's america. it's an america right now where we have an american worker making every $1 for every $500 that's heidi's america. >> two questions nobody can answer on my show, mike. >> it's the class massacre. predators for ten years. >> two questions that mike papantonio can't answer that anybody calls my show and talks about shared sacrifice. how much money is fair? fair sha

time to call in my friend, radio host mike papantonio. mike, rick perry's had a tough week.come up with this new gun ad. you can understand it on a lot of ways. first of all, golf, he says he doesn't play golf. he shoots his gun instead. it's almost as if he is not the guy that met with the brothers and had all those billionaires and millionaires say, hey, if you'll be our boy, mr. perry, we'll stand behind you and give you millions of dollars. he's a fraud and he'll continue to fall in the polls. unfortunately the republicans will put him up there anyway. >> so you think he'll get the nomination? >> i think so. they can't help themselves. he represents what the new republican party is. >> what about the news today that chris christie -- george w. bush, nancy reagan, henry kissinger, what about all that? they want him to jump in. >> you hear fox carry the story. this is very interesting. fox carries the story that they think that chris christie is too heavy and too big to be president. what they're really doing is they're trying to can him right now -- they're trying to say

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let's bring in co-creator liz winston and mike papantonio, host of his own radio show. m agreeing with something donald trump said. mike, do you believe that for once in his life, trump is sincere when he says something like that? >> trump goes with the way the wind blows and you can usually tell which way that is by the direction of his hair. these are guys that are always looking for redemption in the last part of their lives. they always want redemption, almost a forgiveness for the life they've lived. my advice to them, go see a priest and give your confessions rather than writing a damn book that's going to bore all of us and basically lead us down this primrose path about who these people are. >> when you live in a bizarre world of no regrets, here's one regret dick cheney should have, his comb-over from the ford administration. like you said, mike, what's weird for normal people at the end of their life, they spend more time with their grandkids, they are philanthropic, they might give their extra money to charity. not these narcissists, they're just crazy, crazy,

and mike papantonio, host of a radio show. mike, you've been successful in your profession for a long time. how in the heck did you ever make it when you were paying 39%? how in the heck did you ever survive when you were paying 39%? it's a good thing those tax cuts were there so you could make it, right, buddy? >> it's tough. i was so startled by what o'reilly said the other night, i tried to do a quick analysis of why he's so worried about money and taxes. the quick analysis is this. he must be worried about his net worth. i remember o'reilly paid one of his producers in an out-of-court settlement so she would drop sexual harassment charges against her. he paid her millions of dollars to hush up. but in the process, we learned he was worth $50 million. i thought surely he wasn't worried about that. i thought maybe he was spending too much money having the new york police follow around his wife and his wife's boyfriend. maybe he was spending a ton of money there. but that wouldn't make a dent into his $50 million net worth. s

and mike papantonio. mike, the liberal reaction tonight, do you think they'll be mad at president obama for moving this? is this an appearance of caving? or is this just being a good guy and trying to get along? >> i don't think there's any reason to be upset. look, he's doing what a good president should do. he's doing what we expect from a president. septemberth, it was all about this. this is the unleashing of rick perry on the national front. you have republicans in this full moon frenzy of expectations about rick perry delivering something. he's supposed to show us his debating skills, what an intellect he is. the truth,they've asked boehner to do what he easily does, they order boehner around like they usually do. they moved into this whineny baby mode that they always go into. rather than playing like a playing like a baby, obama acted like an adult. he put aside all that john boehner cry baby stuff and said, look, this is about the american job market. my job as president is to make this economy be

>> good to have you with us tonight, heidi harris and mike papantonio. that's "the ed show." "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell start right now. see you tomorrow night. >> the president comes out with a plan so republicans come out with a phrase. class warfare. >> i will not support any plan that puts all the burden for closing our deficit on ordinary americans. >> the bold president obama today. >> i will veto any bill that changes benefits for those who rely on medicare. >> social security is off the table. >> ending the bush tax cuts that favored the wealthy. >> on tax reform. >> balanced and fair. >> president obama throwing the gauntlet down. >> obama draws the line. >> drawing the battle lines here. >> nancy pelosi came out and said she is encouraged. >> i thought it was a good plan. >> that's what president clinton seemed to say. >> i think it would put americans back to work. >> it's not going to get passed. >> i doubt that the republicans want it to happen. >> will it pass? no. >> the speaker says we can't have it my way or the highway. >> taking a fight to the

>> radio host mike papantonio and john madison on the growing support for obama as plan. what's the republican plan to bring manufacturing back to america? rick santorum has his ideas and i have mine. i'll interview the candidate tonight. and bill o'reilly's crusade to keep his taxes from going up. it's a major snag. three years ago, he was agreeing to paying his fair share. >> what say we go up to 20? >> 20's okay. not 25. >> you and i agree. >> great to have you with us tonight, thanks for watching "the ed show" on msnbc. president obama, i think he's on the move and he's definitely turned the corner. there is fresh evidence on that again today and a trend is clearly emerging. president obama wants to be a fighter for the middle class. he's saying it a lot now. i love it. the working class. i've said the president should name names, and he did that on the ohio river just last week. >> part of the reason i came here is because mr. boehner and mr. mcconnell, those are the two most powerful republicans in government. they can either kill this jobs bill or they can help pas