have been getting along really well lately maybe because paul ryan's budget would help the rich like romney get even richer but how do the rest of americans those who will get taxed more and can't afford to buy off someone in washington how do we fight back i'll tell you in tonight's daily to. prove news the u.s. call center industry has lost five hundred thousand jobs over the last six years thanks to corporations like bank of america wells fargo and t. mobile outsourcing american jobs to foreign countries where they can exploit low wage workers the big four wall street banks have all moved their call centers to the philippines in the last few years laying off hundreds of thousands of american workers who bailed out the banks to the tune of a couple hundred billion dollars back in two thousand and eight well on tuesday republicans in the house had a chance to put an end to this giant sucking sound bypassing the u.s. call center worker and consumer protection act that bill cuts off federal loans and grants to corporations that own. source american call center jobs unfortunately

maraniss, thank you very, very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> coming up, paul ryan'stically cuts aid to the poor while preserving tax cuts for the wealthy. tonight, a tour bus filled with nuns has arrived in ryan's home state in his congressional district to maybe teach him something about what they think are the errors of his ways. >>> and a step toward the decriminalization of marijuana is next in the "rewrite." which is actually quite fitting because geico has been serving the military for over 75 years. aawh no, look, i know this is about the troops and not about me. right, but i don't look like that. who can i write a letter to about this? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. olaf's pizza palace gets the most rewards of any small business credit card! pizza!!!!! [ garth ] olaf's small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase, every day! put it on my spark card! [ high-pitched ] nice doin' business with you! [ garth ] why settle for less? great businesses deserve the most rewards! awesome!!! [ male announcer ] the sp

in revenue whereas the paul ryan plan assumes eighteen to nineteen percent of g.d.p. in revenue so in other words you're talking up to an additional four hundred twenty billion dollars of revenue that these projections say were to be require sound of revenue right now but the point is it was based on projections that it assumes a revenue level that's two to three percentage points percentage of g.d.p. higher than the paul ryan plan in the run in atlanta is not required to just does not require we raise as much revenue as this study says it has to say we're right now we're raising between one thousand and one thousand percent of g.d.p. in taxes and we're spending around twenty one percent of g.d.p. thus the deficit paul ryan says that his budget is going to close that budget gap so i don't know where he's down spending not by increasing taxes though it is suits eighteen nineteen percent of g.d.p. revenue intake and i also might add that by assuming the current baseline which assumes that the top income tax brackets will go up to forty percent and the capital gains tax

. >> i'm going to start and pick wisconsin republican paul ryan. paul ryan is great. i've got a big crush on paul ryan. he accomplishes the trick of not overshadowing romney. but he does pack economic pizzazz, and finally i think wisconsin may be could be in play this year? my kicker for this is that i think paul ryan should say no, but i think mitt romney should ask him. so david, what do you think, how did i do? >> it looks like paul ryan is being vetted. it was reported last week that he is under consideration. a lot of the points that you make are valid. the conservatives love him. he's a serious policy person on the budget. there's no question about that. democrats even respect the guy, he comes to the table armed for bear with his information. but i think he's a bit too radioactive. you go back to earlier this spring, the obama administration signaled they wanted to run against ryan, obama came out in his speech hammering ryan and died romney to ryan even before romney had a chance to embrace -- >> and because of that, he might not be the do no harm candidate th

maraniss, thank you very, very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> coming up, paul ryan'stically cuts aid to the poor while preserving tax cuts for the wealthy. tonight, a tour bus filled with nuns has arrived in ryan's home state in his congressional district to maybe teach him something about what they think are the errors of his ways. >>> and a step toward the decriminalization of marijuana is next in the "rewrite." r insu. [ voice of dennis ] switch to allstate. their claim service is so good, now it's guaranteed. [ normal voice ] so i can trust 'em. unlike randy. are you in good hands? 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. verizon. constipated? phillips' caplets use magnesium, an ingredient that works more naturally with your colon than stimulant laxatives, for effective relief of constipation without cramps. thanks. good morning,

i read all of paul ryan's budget and all the obama budgets. there is frankly vastly more specificity, this is not even really arguable, in the obama's budgets. paul ryan says he will do tax reform, medicare reform, it will be automatic cuts if it doesn't work. he says he will do massive discretionary cuts bringing everything the government does that's not entitlements down to less than 3% gdp, doesn't say where those cuts are going to come from. then they say, by the way, the democrats cut medicare, have done rationing. we can have this argument but there are two budgets on the table. >> the only budget, only proposal we have is a $5 trillion hole in the deficit. >> we are talking about the president's budget the democrats voted against. >> let's talk about the president's job plan. >> well, we are not going to stop hearing about the paul ryan budget. its lack of specificity or its overly specific amoral qualities. >> what was that? >> i'm just trying to wrap the segment. the dnc's patrick gaspard, thank you, sir. hope to have you back soon. >

paul ryan, the budget committee kmarm, tim pawlenty, and john boehner.rting another important is and that is the republican base in small town, america. >> everywhere i go, i meet people who represent the best of america. they are hopeful, hard working, determined and proud. but they are also anxious and they are worried. they are tired of being tired. and they're tired of an attached and distant president who never seems to hear their voices. and then i make sure i continue to hear the people of america. rfr while the obama administration is watching nervously the results of the greek election and president obama is trying to influence leaders. >> all right. many thanks. . we have the magical mystery economic plan on the obama's side. here now we welcome back former clinton white house aid. author of the washington post. i want to go to you first and i have a list. >> in your opinion, who would help romney the best, the most. >> you don't want to pick someone who will overshadow romney. >> everybody says portman. i love him. everybody says portman. so i

scott walker and paul ryan on board.e walker took the recall, president obama still looks good to take the state in november. the president is attending the g-20 summit where syria, the greek elections and the euro zone finances take top priority. >>> and jerry sandusky's sexual abuse trial resumes this morning. is his defense planning to promote a mental illness defense? why court watchers think that could be so. we'll have that and much more right after this. ♪ 99 bushels of wheat on the farm...99 bushels of wheat! ♪ [ male announcer ] kellogg's® mini-wheats cereal has 8 layers of whole grain fiber... so they stick with you. ♪ 45 bushels of wheat on the farm. 45 bushels of wheat! ♪ all morning long. there's a big breakfast... [ mini ] yeehaw! in those fun little biscuits. let me show you something new. come on. walmart can now convert your favorite dvds from disc to digital. so you can watch them on your laptop, tablet, phone...anytime, anywhere. cool, huh? yea! yea! what'd you guys think that it would cost? i thought

sturdy push continues to spread throughout europe isn't it time politicians in washington said no paul ryan and his austerity policies that would for example end food stamps and medicare as we know also is china trying to buy the oval office and are republicans ready to kick students in the working class to the curb again all that and more in tonight's politics and on friday president obama changed course on immigration policy announcing that he would stop deporting young undocumented immigrants what ripple effects will this decision have across the country is that a sign of things to come or just political posturing from a vendor. you need to know this the greek situation is still unresolved antonis some are us with a pro austerity new democracy party edged out the anti austerity sarees a party and alexis spiros in sunday's greek parliamentary elections the new democracy party got twenty nine point seven percent of the vote sarees only got twenty six point nine percent of the vote very tight. new democracy didn't pick up enough seats to have a majority in government and thus must cobble to

not paul ryan. you would think he would hand the microphone over to mitt romney. after the discuss of defeating the mayor of milwaukee trying to gain the governor's seat. thomas, we have really witnessed this sort of public try-out of normally a secretive process. the vetting process, if you will, taking place in plain sight. this campaign swing, the first traditional campaign swing of the cycle. six states over five days beginning in new hampshire with the senator of that state, tim pawlenty, the former minnesota governor joining mitt romney. appeared that they had a good chemistry and rob portman who spent time here with his wife and ann romney and governor romney and seeing paul ryan, scott walker. and we have seen ron johnson, the senator of this state, as well, spending some time with governor romney, too. thomas? >> certainly star power in wisconsin this morning. we'll check in later. peter alexander, thanks so much. >>> want to bring in our political power panel. we have april ryan and white house correspondent for american urban radio. david goodfriend, a

i would say that paul ryan is not bland. he actually does have some very strong opinions and he has a very sharp, you know, eye for how to please the gop right. he would be a great selection for the democrats if mitt romney ran with him because he is someone who has opinions and has made them clear. these other people that you're looking at, yeah, he'll pick another old white guy. i mean, that's just going to be the case. i've heard people in the romney campaign say they're looking for someone who is compatible, who is sympatico. i think it's all code for someone with the same basic character profile as romney which is boring. >> indeed. stay with us. you're too good to let go. much more just ahead. >> i'm really not a guy that is going for the next step in my political career. bob, i don't have a political career. i don't care about re-elections, the partisanship that goes on. i want to get america right. >> it's not a lie. if you believe it. [ male announcer ] considering all your mouth goes through, do you really think br

coming up, paul ryan does his best don draper. next in what now.you down. with better car replacement available only with liberty mutual auto insurance, if your car's totaled, we give you the money for a car one model year newer. to learn more, visit us today. responsibility. what's your policy? >>> welcome back. time for what now? paul ryan headlined a mad men-themed gala hosted by the competitive enterprise institute. a free market think tank. which character do you think paul ryan most identifies with? >> he associates with the word mad. why do a thing like this. why have costumes. i don't know if i realized it's undignified or sad. the comparison will never step up and maybe if you are a bobbiyists and think of something glamorous the way you make and give money. they are just giving money. they will write the checks anyway. >> you are clearly not a fan of don draper. >> i am, i just don't want to watch it. >> i prefer to drink the martinas. mrs. obama got laughs last night doing a gardening-themed top ten list on the late show with david lette

even better. ♪ >> greta: whicwisconsin congren paul ryan says courage is on ee>> paul ryan says couraget in the wisconsin elt election. what else does he say about the tightly contested race? here is paul ryan. >> they have to spend something like 40 million in wisconsin between now and june 5th when the recall is. it will be a massive effort a big fight. i think scott is going to win? you know why? the reforms are working. >> they are almost a million signatures for recall. >> sure. >> reporters and judges are signing the recall petitions. more to the point i met with the school district superintendent in a small district i represent just the other day because of scott walker's reforms she saved $1.6 million just in her school district on being able to put health insurance out forbid because she doesn't have to use teacher union monopoly insurance plans any more. she saved $1.6 million. she put the reforms in the classroom that make education better because of these reforms. these walker reforms didn't require massive layoffs of teachers and other workers. they didn't require cutting g

romney supports the paul ryan plan which could devastate the middle class. hows americans making between 50 and $100,000 a year would have to pay almost $4500 more a year in taxes under this ryan plan. willard's 1% buddies, they'd get $331,000 tax breaks. make no mistake, these are the people willard really cares about. he tries to tell us he cares about the middle class, but every so often the inconvenient truth pops out of his mouth. and there's no question who he's really looking out for. >> he wants another stimulus. he wants to hire more government workers. he says we need more firemen, policemen, teachers. it's time to cut back on government and hire more people. >> joining me now who ran the campaign against mitt romney in 1994. and is political analyst also the author of "showdown" about the obama administration. thanks to both of you for being here tonight. >> glad to be here. >> bob, let's start with you. a new bloomberg poll raised the question who was more out of touch with average americans. overwhelmingly 55% said willard romney was that candida

also, wisconsin congressman paul ryan says courage is on the ballot in his state. what dos he mean by that? congressman rean will tell you, coming up. >> greta: lieutenant governor rebecca kleefisch going head to head with the union leader in the wisconsin recall race. the president of the professional firefighters of wisconsin. we spoke with the democratic challenger about the issue at the heart of the recall battle, collective bargaining. >> it is about safety and working conditions. for for instance me being a firefighter we don't just talk about wages and hours we talk about how to be safe as a firefighter. the gear that we wear as firefighters. the fire trucks that we ride on to protect and serve our community. another thing is if you look at some employee protections for an instance. teachers in west alice, illinois, for west allis wisconsin, women, that have to wear now that collective bargaining is gone they have to wear dresses below the knee and high heels. it is not just about hours and wages. it is about working conditions and also is public safety. >>

this week reports also emerged saying budget chairman paul ryan, a celebrated fiscal conservative, hasy begun the vetting process. >> yes, they're looking for someone who brings something that adds, generally not only to your ability on the campaign trail, but more importantly i think to your ability to governor effectively once you're elected president. >> the big question is what message does romney want to send with his vice presidential pick? does he play it safe, or go for a game changer? there are lessons from 2008, when maverick senator mccain plucked sarah palin, a little-known governor of also ka, out of obscurity. but insiders say that has become a cautionary tale. leaving the romney campaign more apt to make a conventional choice for the number two spot. >> thanks, guys. >> so, there it is. discuss. governor richardson, you've been in this position before. now, think of it from mitt romney's position, what is the message he wants to send? >> well, i think he is so behind with latino voters, that if i were advising him, which he won't take that advice, is that he go with rubi

monday, paul ryan will be with him. all these people have something in common. they were all mentioned as vps. lot of chatter. do you expect mitt romney to make an earlier than expected decision? by that i mean sometime right before the convention on this? how far along is the process? >> there haven't been any decisions made about making a decision. that's about as apt a summary as i can tell you. >> that's incredibly insightful. >> i think this is going to be a very detailed process. i think that's reflected in the governor's appointment of beth myers as part of his search committee. i think it will be a lot of information, going to be a lot of discussion, going to be a great deal of vetting and i think it will ultimately come down to a decision the governor makes. when he makes it, beth will learn, i will learn and so will the american people.

david, scott walker has said that romney should pick paul ryan as a running mate. interesting there, though, as peter was pointing out that the governor did the introductions there. do you think, though, that he is going to be potentially in a run now? i mean, walker considered potentially this rising star. do you think he should be somebody in the romney camp's contention for vp? >> i think a lot of people vying for that position. but you know, i grew up and went to school a few miles from where mr. romney is standing right now in wisconsin and i can tell you that the closing of the gm plant outside of janesville was devastating to that part of the state and the problem that mitt romney and governor walker and paul ryan all have in upper midwest is they all were against the bailout of the american automakers that turned out to be a huge success up and down the supply chain in places like wisconsin and ohio and michigan. and so, what they're trying to do is make this an argument about whether or not president obama can lead us in to the future when in reality peopl

believes in terms of paul ryan's budget, that's what he said. are you in the same place on that. >> absolutely. that's the starting point, unfortunately. i mean when you have a budget that has grown pretty dramatically or both for passive, because of the downturn of the economy, there's demands on government. but also because of this more activist agenda that the democrats in the first two years embraced the stimulus and other thing. we've had a growing government. $.40 is financed with shortening maturities at 0% interest so there's no paying attached tight. but $.40 of every dollar is financed rather than used, rather than having revenue attached tight. that's just not sustainable. it's a false hope to sustain that. the federal reserve buys treasures, we lawyered the maturities and we're not as bad off as you're. >> rose: would you have the fed do anything different. >> i think we need to move away from this perpetual quantitative reason. in my home state of florida, we asked people to retire and to provide for themselves. it's kind of the ame

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paul ryan, tim pawlenty. any idea who might have a permanent seat on that romney campaign bus as the number two? >> it's a good question. we've been trying to get that answer, but without some success, of course. recently there's been a lot of conversation that the vice presidential choice may come sooner than later as the campaign -- the romney campaign recognizes the need for a surrogate to help them fund raise in the new climate that exists in politics these days. a short time from now, as you noted, the representative, paul ryan will be here. the senator from the state, ron johnson, the rnc chair as well as scott walker, the popular governor of the state among republicans. but over the last several days, we have had a chance to see many of these vice presidential candidates moving through this sort of merry go round, as it were. kelly ayotte, the senator from new hampshire was there at the start of what they're calling the every town counts bus tour. following that, we had visits with tim pawlenty, the fo

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