going to that we don't like you why do you want we don't like your beyond america we don't like your povthe if i were to take it back on november second half. full this morning it is being called a g.o.p. sweep and a tea party title away in the biggest why found for either party since nineteen forty eight the new one hundred twelfth congress will feature forty two party members a lot of libertarian leaning individuals within that tea party movement especially when it comes to taxes and over regulations they end up to this agenda that is taking us in the wrong direction it's a message of. limits it constitutional government in the threats of the excessive government regulation of the huge out of control rules that washington is because. there's a new day you know the republicans took control of the house in november two thousand and ten very anti government agenda and fact one of their agenda items is to you know take out full government agencies like the part of education part of energy to the p.a. when you have politicians elected who want to shut down the government it sets a pretty in

presumed guilty, pov, pbs. the oath, pov, pbs. >> and the winner is, pov, presumed guilty, pbs. >> accepting the emmy, roberto fernandez, your. [applause] [speaking in spanish] >> thank you. everybody involved in presumed guilty, come up on stage please. imagine being kicked off the street, told you have committed a murder you know nothing about and find yourself sentenced to 20 years in a mexican state prison. this is what happened to antonio when he asked for help and he is here with us tonight. when he asked for help, my wife and i managed to get him a retrial and give them an astonishing lawyer to get him freed. but when i asked for help from people -- they turned my footage into the most successful in mexico's history. injustices are happening everywhere in the world and in almost every speced mexico system is worse than the u.s. except perhaps -- perhaps someone. mexican move does not have the -- sadly troy davis is gone. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> the nominees for outstanding news discussion and analysis are. >> teacher town hall, education nation, msnbc. beyond

it will debt, lack of jobs and sour housing market have all added up to mar sif possive pov america. the role of representative states and whether they truly represent us is just one part of the problem with our process. but the biggest barrier to an electoral system that actually measures the intent of the electorate is the money in politics buying our elections. and that brings us to jonathan alter who is covering what i call the auction. >> how are you? >> very good. the last time you were here, you say you've done this seven times. this is the first time -- i was a financial anchor in wow 8. so we know there's a the lot of money flying around. it's been escalating going back to the 70s p. how much worse is the system or is is that a leeleading questio? >> you're right, i've been doing this since 1984.watergate, a se reforms were put in. those have now been stripped out of our process, largely by the citizens of united case, and we were -- >> but also buckley in '77. >> also very critically important. a couple other decisions, as well. and now we are what i call back to the bad me

. >>> talking about a response to the president, indiana governor mitch daniels gave the pov srun r republican response for the president's taste union address. daniels said congress should not raise tax rates but also adding the wealthy should not have so many tax preferences. >> it is absolutely so that everyone should contribute to our national recovery including the most affluent among us. there are smart ways and dumb ways to do this. the dumb way is to raise rates in a broken, grossly complex tax system. the bet every course is to stop ending the wealthy pens they do not need and stop providing them so many tax preferences that distort our economy and do little or nothing to foster growth. >> this was the president's last state of the union address before the general election in november. >>> now to breaking news about an overnight raid in somalia. u.s. military forces have freed an american woman and a danish man who had been held hostage by pirates since october. officials say military helicopters flew in under the cover of darkness to free jessica buchanan and paul fisted. they work f

. >> you are asking a group of senators whoow have the kind pov we are where one senator can bring the entire machinery of government to i a halt and in some cases not tell you why. i almost wonder, david, whether that doesn't transcend politics to say to these senators, look what you give up if you let up or down votes go on. you don't ha any one person with the whip pan. i don't know. as i have-- i don't live in your tourntion i live in the heartland of america, new york. but the idea that a washington senator is going to say yeah, okay, i'm going to give up my ability to put a hold or to block a nomination that i'm not keen on, isn't that asking a lot of these folks? >> iis. and as i said, i'm not predicting that anything passes thisier with the exception of payroll tax. but i i do think that sometimes the way these things happen is they get out into the public debate and slowly they start pick up moment and energy. and sometime down the road they happen. and that was one of the these little ideas that i could imagine becoming more a part of the public discourse. >> rose: thank you,

but i think that the best way for the government to pov forward is to start work together and start accomplishing some things. so any candidate that is talking about that, is speaking to something that i think is important. >> ifill: ted, thank you for having us in your home. >> it's my pleasure. welcome back to new hampshire. >> ifill: thank you. what are you hearing that you like that and that you don't like. >> some of the things that i like is the fact that i hear some of the candidates talking about solutions. and you know that's important to me. i mean we are knee a deep-- we have deep problems here in this country. and i'm more solution driven. i think that's real important. the thing that i'm not really happy about is the way that they're attacking each other. it's okay to say here's our differences. but what i am seeing and hearing is more vindictive kind of thing. and that's not what our country needs right now. our country really needs solutions. >> ifill: i see you nodding as ted says that. >> absolutely. i think if we can't be civil, then we're not a civil society. and i see a lot of

secret back channel -- i don't know if you want to call it diplomacy, but certainly a warning, if iran povs to the strait of hormuz, the united states would consider it a red line. >>> and a new book called "the obamas" drawing a sharp response in michelle obama. the author, jody kantor, speak to cnn's piers morgan last night. >> these are aides very close with her. also remember, i've been covering these people since 2007. i mean, eric shultsz' protest to me sounds like a protest against journalism, against the process of trying to understand these figures. >>> coming up in the next hour, jody kantor will the soledad o'brien's guest. >>> it's really getting some traction again now with the gop, thou shalt not speak ill of a fellow republican, right? well, doesn't seem to matter because poor old mitt romney is under fire from rick perry, from newt gingrich, from rick santorum. and even rudy jult giuliani was on piers morgan last night was saying, cut it down, guys. >>> in washington, democratic strategist maria cardona is here and paul steinhauser is us, and from chicago, conservative comme

on some things like transportation funding, day care funding, all in order to get a consensus that povertyst no a disability and that programs that we need to put in place should help transition people, not make them dependent, and we were able to get 70 votes in the united states senate, including 17 democrats. >> governor huntsman, this question of, is the leader of the democrats promised to make you a one-term president, how would you go about dealing with them in a more effective way than you think the man you serve, president obama, did? >> i think it comes down to one word, david, and i think the one word is trust. when the american people look at the political process play out, they hear all the spinning, and all the doctrineaire language and they still walk away with the belief that they're not being represented in congress. that there's no trust in the executive branch and the simpson/bowles bipartisan proposal lands right on the desk of barack obama and it lands in the garbage can. the first press conference i had when i ran for governor in 2004 was on ethics in government se

. >> and the winner is pov, presumed guilty, pbs.se] >> accepting the emmy, roberto hernandez, director. [applause] ♪ >> thank you. [applause] >> everybody presumed guilty please come up to the front. even in the cheap seats. imagined being picked off the streets, told you committed a murder you know nothing about and find yourselves sentenced in 20 years in a mexican prison. this is what happened in summer in 2005 and he asked for help -- he's here tonight. when he asked my wife, we managed to get him a retrial and get him an astonishing lawyer to defend him and get him free. but when i asked him for help, people behind me, turned it into fantastic footage in mexican history. injustices happen everywhere in the world and in almost mexico is just a system that's worse in the u.s., mexico does not have a death penalty and thanks to that, he's with us here and sadly, troy davis is gone. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. [applause] >> the nominees for outstanding news discussion and analysis are -- >> and the winner is the r

and the winner is pov food, inky. >> accepting the emmy, director and producer. >> the fast-food industryght against giving you calorie information, fought against telling you there is trans fat. the meatpacking industry for years presented country of label they fought not to label cement to the genetically modified food, now 70 percent of processed food and supermarket has some genetically modified ingredient. [applause] >> wow. well, i have to say, i am a lucky man. and for many reasons. one is, well, i think there are so many wonderful film makers who are in this category, and it is such a great profession to be an. i am lucky to be part of this world. i think we can make differences in people's lives, and it is just -- and you get to work with some many wonderful people. elise and melissa and dick and cynthia. so i am just so honored to be here amongst all of you, and hopefully we can go out and keep making the world a better place. thank you so much. [applause] >> please welcome again to a chairman of the national academy of television arts and sciences. [applause] >> thank you very