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mitch daniels, good luck as president of perdue.or the shortfalls that you imposed on every public university in the state of indiana. maybe this is the way to do it. go to your private koch brother friends and say, i messed up when i was governor of indiana. i need to write a couple of $10 million checks to perdue university so that we can pay our professors and so that we can continue to have indiana students come here without facing hardship. go ahead. go for it. see if you can raise the money in this election year in a tough economy from private donors. the rest of us who know what you did as governor, we are going to be laughing. hail, hail perdue. more of bill press show after this. at the local level, among the ranks of teachers. >> radio meets television, the bill press show. now on current tv. it doesn't mean there are fewer classrooms. it doesn't mean there are fewer schools. what it means is there are bigger class sizes and there are fewer teachers to serve these students and to work with parents and making sure their kid

that's what mitch mcconnell is doing. >> no doubt. howard dean, always, great to have you with us on "the ed show." >> thank you. >> there's a lot more coming up in the next half hour. stay tuned. >> it is the right thing to do. excuse me, sir. it's not time for questions, sir. >> a conservative activist shouts down the president. and now one veteran journalist admits some righties just can't stand having a black president. the big panel weighs in next. >>> michigan democrats fight back after being silenced for saying the world vagina. we'll go live to lansing, michigan, for a special edition of "the vagina monologues." >>> and mitt romney has no idea what a doughnut looks like. >> you could see one of the chocolate -- goodies find its way to us. >> and he's never been to a wawa. >> where do you get your hoagies here, at wawa's? >> we'll bring you mitt romney's latest out of touch moment. >>> it is the right thing to do. excuse me, sir. it's not time for questions, sir. not while i'm speaking. >> welcome back to "the ed show." but you

ramesh, comment on this mitch daniels quote. talk about people, surrogates going off message.searching for the times that mitch daniels has said amazing things about mitt romney. >> it would be a huge mistake for republicans to misread wisconsin as some kind of great harbinger. i don't see it that way at all. not even clear that governor romney will be that strong in wisconsin. >> that's what he said about wisconsin. earlier he said the romney campaign can't just be anti-obama, something daniels has been saying for six months. does this fall into your, he wishes he had been running for president, a la jeb? >> i think everyone knows that gr dani governor daniels wishes he had been able to run for president. but i don't think anything of the things he said are as unhelpful as other things people have been saying -- >> governor daniels is a political pundit. >> if you look at it in a literal sense, you can't say what happened in wisconsin is going to go forward around the country. republicans saying, let's double down on having tough austerity measures. how does that play in a pl

attorney mitch ekle of the firm ekle morgan and o'connor. with more than 30 years experience in small business and tax law, we tapped mitch with turning that handshake agreement into a legal partnership. >> so mitch, we're going to get the business straightened out once and for all. get everything legally and properly done. >> you basically have an oral partnership right now. >> right. >> you must have some concern about liability. >> absolutely. >> i mean, i was looking at your project today, saying well, if the banister comes loose and somebody tumbles off of that, how could we protect you? >> how much of a -- if that did happen, what could be the result? >> well, the result you could get sued. we live in a litigious society. and any time anybody suffers some adverse event, somebody's going to think that there's a lawsuit. we ought to have an entity that allows you to protect your personal assets from the business liability. >> if i interject right here, this is where we start getting attorney/client privilege information coming up. i'd li

attorney mitch ekle from ekle, morgan and o'connor.30 years in small business and tax law, we cast mitch with turning the handshake agreement into a legal partnership. >> mitch, we are here to get the business straightened out once and for all and get everything legally and properly done. >> all right. you have an oral partnership right now, you must have concern about liability. >> absolutely. >> i was looking at your project today to say, well, if the banister comes loose and somebody tumbles off of that, how can we protect you? >> if that did happen, what could be the result? >> well, you know, the result, you can get sued. we live in a la knowledgeous society. any time somebody suffers anç adverse event, somebody thinks there's a lawsuit. we need an endty to protect your personal assets from business liability. >> if i can interject right here, this is where we get into the detail. i hear attorney/client privilege stuff coming up. you clearly have a lot of work in front of you. i'll step out, you keep tackling this and let's plan

her father mitch shared with amy his love of jazz and the popular standard.nd i'm sure is how you would like her to be best remembered. is just this phenomenal talent. >> she was an incredible talent. also with the work that we're doing with the foundation. we're creating another legacy for amy by helping young people both here -- our first project in the u.s. is done in new orleans. we're creating some after school clubhouses. that's also part of her legacy. amy's creating the chances for these young people and her music of course. so we're very excited about the future. it's just a shame amy isn't here to share it with us. >> yeah, it certainly is. amy, my daughter. it goes on sale now. i wish you all the very best of it. >> god bless you, see you soon. >> mitch winehouse. coming up, pat tillman gave up his pro football career to enlist after 9/11. now marie tillman tells me about the man who she loved and lost. faces, s i see pride. you know, i have done something worthwhile. when i earned my doctorate through university of phoenix, that pride, that was on

and, today on fox news sunday republican indiana governor mitch daniels said there is a place for unionsthe private sector but, organized labor in government should not mix. >> i think there is a fundamental problem with government becoming its own special interest group, forced dues, recycled into politics, to elect politicians in an unending circle and ultimately there is not really bargaining in those situations, because, government sits on both sides of the table. >> jamie: and joining me now as he does every sundays morning the anchor of fox news sunday, chris wallace. good to see you. >> good to be with you, jamie. >> jamie: does the governor make the case? >> well he certainly makes his case very strongly and i was surprised because, you know, he's been one of the guys long before scott walker took office, his first day in office, mitch daniels eliminated the collective bargaining rights for state workers and he has done a series of things since then and as he talked about it i said are you saying you don't think there should be public worker unions and he said that is exactly wha

no anger, nothing, just doing what he's supposed to be doing. >> there you go. >> thank you, mitch.e a good night. >> appreciate it. >> yep. see you first thing in the morning. >> all right. >> as you can see, they're really children's scissors. but we do thousands of quilts with them. last year, we did over 1,000 quilts. the year before, 916. we made some great quilts. to the gentlemen's credit, they do it with these. it's unbelievable. >> still at the end of the day, even children's scissors are safely secured. >> all scissors clear. i put them right here. they're going upstairs. they have to be in the control pod before we change shifts. >> the prison is not taking any risks with demetrius burks either. he will soon be transferred to the secured confinement unit to start a 15-month stay for assaulting a corrections officer. he has lost virtually every privilege he had. but he is allowed monthly visits. >> i'm fixing to go see my mamma. i don't know y'all. i ain't even going to lie. >> his mother, maria burks, and stepfather, tony conner, have come to see him today. >> good mornin

in our daily fix, mitch romney is wrapping up his battleground bus tour in michigan t state where he was born, which today, romney said he believes he can win. chris cillizza is an msnbc contributor and managing editor of postpolitics.com. there has been a lot of discussion overnight about a conversation you and i had yesterday. we ran clips of mitt romney in cornwall, pennsylvania, talking about his trip to a wawa. the rnc and campaign both reached out to us, saying romney had more to say about that visit, about federal bureaucracy. >> i was at wawa's. i went in to order a sandwich. you press a touch-tone keypad. you just touch that and the sandwich comes at you, touch this, touch this, touch this, go pay the cashier, there's your sandwich. it's amazing. people in the private sector have learned how to compete. it's time to bring competition to the federal government and to get it smaller and have it respond to the customers, which are you. >> now on to that other subject, immigration, because that was a big topic. he brought that up on the trail in iowa last night. >> i'm sorry, an

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predict that tom and norm would look back with fuzzy sentimentality on the imprudent lead irship much mitch mcconnell and john boehner. >> norm, could you comment on the tea party, whether you see them extreme and part b, not asked here, could you comment on the occupy wall street movement and whether you regard that as extreme. >> sure. you know, i think these, let me say the tea party movement is a populist movement just as the occupy movement is, it rose during a time as it usually does of economic turmoil, populism is deep in our dna. it was an attack on leadership and establishment leadership, but i think we often use tea party as a kind of shorthand that simplifies things a little bit too much, and it gets to one of steve's points, the headaches for john boehner especially, less mitch mcconnell who i think has been very cold-blooded in his strategy in a way that boehner hasn't, but it was in the house far more than the freshman tea party members, the members of the republican study committee including long time veterans like jim jordan of ohio and mike pence and a number of others who

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a one term president like the trying to do right now with president obama i mean just take it from mitch mcconnell our top political priority over the next two years should be to deny president obama a second term. so today with the economy crashing agenda well underway republicans are bragging just look what they've accomplished or should i say what they've sabotaged it begins with the stimulus passed in the first months of the obama presidency in order to peel off a few republicans and break a filibuster and mitch mcconnell senate president had to whittle down the stimulus package and make a full third of a tax cuts that had no stimulative value whatsoever the economy needed at least a two trillion dollars stimulus package which the president's own economic adviser christina romer argued for the republicans in the senate no way they were not ready to sign off on that so instead working americans got an anemic stimulus package that kept us out of a great depression but wasn't enough for a robust recovery also in those those first two years democrats in the house passed legislation to cu

daniels and that are mitch daniels fans and he may, along with jeb bush, be the two guys that regret not running the most. both of them have their own family reasons for why they didn't feel like a campaign worked this year for them, but as far as their political careers, this was their shot. that said, a reminder, university presidency jobs are about one thing, fund-raising. that's why politicians usually make pretty good university presidents. >> he's going to be a boilermaker. watch the space. thank you very much. >> there you go. >>> attorney general eric holder is meeting today with republican house government and oversight chairman darrell issa, trying to stop issa from pushing ahead with a threatened contempt of congress vote over the controversial fast and furious program, the program that permitted thousands of guns to reach the drug cartels in mexico. issa has been demanding that holder turn over more documents on the program. >> i want to ask you first of all today, have you and your attorneys produced internally the materials responsive to the subpoenas? >> we believe tha

mitch mcconnell is in washington ready to hit back. get ready, because the chip's about to hit the fan. our cloud is not soft and fluffy. our cloud is made of bedrock. concrete. and steel. our cloud is the smartest brains combating the latest security threats. it spans oceans, stretches continents. and is scalable as far as the mind can see. our cloud is the cloud other clouds look up to. welcome to the uppernet. >> holy smokes, batman, say it ain't so. the head of the fed vying for my caped crusader of cast title. i don't think so. more of that tonight at 8:00 p.m. at fbn. house democrats are pushing a bill to raise minimum wage from $7.25 to $10 and hour saying it will stimulate the economy. critics say it will cost jobs. the democratic strategist isn't buying that. is this the time to talk about raising a minimum wage? >> i think it absolutely is because working americans need support and $10 an hour is far from a living wage. but i think it's important all americans can participate in the recovery and part of the way working americ

. >> well, the interesting thing is watching mitch mcconnell there.e is the lead republican senator and the highest legislative body and the greatest democracy in the world, and this is a pressing issue, and he says i'm not going to tell you what i think. i'm not going to take a stand. this guy that's not elect to anything yet, we're going to wait for him to make up his mind. this is leadership in the republican party. he tells us what he thinks. mitch mcconnell and the others are just acting like weasles because they're afraid of the politics. >> do you think mitt romney might have been surprised to learn -- leader of the republican party. >> that was not fair to weasle. >> thanks for joining us. david, and ken. next, why democrats -- >> the president was interrupted during the announcement of his new policy. that guy there, that was conservative blogger neil monroe. everyone who was there thought that speech was over, including me. full disclosure, i am a member of the white house press corps. well, technically the white house press corps reserves.

mitch mcconnell gets ask what had he thinks about it, and says, i don't know. and this is the guy who's always opposed to anything president obama's in favor of. let's listen to boehner handling the same question. >> i think we all have concerns for those who are caught in this trap, who through no fault of their own are here, but the president's actions are going to make it much more difficult for us to work in a bipartisan way to get to a permanent solution. >> you could just -- just the slowness with which he kind of works his way to that, oh, the president has somehow made this worse. you can just see, he knows he's stuck. >> well, when he started off with the, you know, we all have concern for people who are caught in this trap, i was sort of wondering if he was talking about himself. but, i mean, that's the case. and it's just patently ridiculous, on its face, to think that the president taking action here is what's standing in the way of congress getting their act together on action on illegal immigration and undocumented workers. i mean, the other thing

we were poor, the little thing that came in the can and why not ask for steak, and they say no, and mitch mcconnell says no, you won't get anything past, because the only thing that is past is the bill i wrote to you. so why not offer a jobs bill that he believes in. public sector and seeded jobs of modern jobs and the fast rail and go big and if he believes that the american sector, as he said today is getting starved. >> well, i think that he will, i hope. >> when! >> and i think that the jobs act honestly, tomorrow, soon, after he listens to us, chris. in september, the jobs ak was a big step forward because the president had been talking way too much about the deficit and bogged down in the debt ceiling debacle and came out in september and announced the plan and the poll numbers consistently started to rise. a couple of things about the jobs act and i defended it to you a couple of weeks ago and i went to look at it, and i could not find a number. there are lots of little numbers, but it should say on the front page, 6 million or 10 million one page and that is one stupid design thin

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after that, mitch mcconnell talks about threats to political free-speech. president obama announced a new immigration policy and stopping the deportation of some illegal immigrants who came to the u.s. as children. undocumented immigrants brought before the age of 16 may qualify for what the department is calling deferred action on deportation. speaking from the rose garden, president obama says congress has failed to pass the dream act. his statement was interrupted twice by a reporter from "the daily caller. " this is about 10 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. this morning secretary of pollock, announced new actions administration will do to make it more fair and more just, specifically for people called dreamers. these are young people whose have steadied in our schools and played in our neighborhoods, who are friends with our kids and pledged allegiance to our flag. there are americans in their hearts, minds, and in every single way but one -- on paper. they were brought to this country by their parents. sometimes even as infants. the often have no

and mitch mcconnell and speaker boehner, because of the makeup of their caucuses, i believe, are basically unable to cooperate even when they may choose to do so. >> we're going to have to leave it there governor strickland and congressman mcdermott, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >>> ahead, a far more toned down mitt romney speaks to a latino group of officials and totally dodges the questions everyone's asking. where'd that self-deportation line go? >>> plus dick cheney claimed there was a connection between saddam hussein and 9/11. but a document just declassified puts cheney in the hot seat. >>> and burglaries and fires break out at women's health clinics right here in atlanta. now the fbi is investigating spp this aact of domestic terrorism? you're watching "politicsnation" on msnbc. 7 >>> there's new news tonight in the fight back against voter suppression. today new hampshire democratic governor john lynch vetoed a restrictive voter i.d. bill. the bill would have required voters to show photo identification at the polls. as we seen around the country, the proposal would hav