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but again the enterprising anti-rick scott progressive group in florida is on the case. they've figured out a way to reverse the robo calls to let floridians reverse their own calls to governor scott's office. and they are spectacular. >> you got a lot of nerve spending a quarter of a million of our tax dollars to robocall people and tell them how good a job you're doing. you're the worst governor florida's ever had. i've been here for 30 years. >> please step those annoying phone calls. >> you keep cutting jobs, you're cutting unemployment, medicaid, medicare, you're cutting social security. what happened to your paycheck? >> governor scott, please stop calling me. >> rick scott, i don't appreciate what you've done to my retirement plan as a state employee. i hope that we never have to see you for governor in a second term. >> hi, rick, i just wanted to return the favor of the robocall to you. thank you so much for screwing up the state that i was born in. >> i really can't believe that you cut pbs of all things. my kids sit around and watch pbs in the early morning, the

so why was it again rick scott thought it was so important to drug test everybody on welfare? welfare are higher users of drugs than people not on welfare. >> not according to figures being gathered as a result of your forced drug tests. we're not testing the population at large that receives government money, we're not testing people on scholarships or state contractors, so why these people? it's obvious, because they are poor. this is just punishing people for being poor. really, really, really big intrusive government tea party style. >>> republican presidential hopeful rick santorum has a google problem, he can't be googled. if you put "santorum" into the search engine, you get information but do not get what you were looking for about rick santorum, but you know who else has a google problem? moammar gadhafi, but not for the same reason, the reason it's hard to google moammar gadhafi, at least in english, is because no, two american news organizations spell his name the same way. here's gadhafi's name in arabic, only one way to spell his name in arabic, but in english, it

so why was it again rick scott thought it was so important to drug test everybody on welfare? that are on welfare are higher users of drugs than people not on welfare. >> not according to figures being gathered as a result of your forced drug tests. we're not testing the population at large that receives government money, we're not testing people on scholarships or state contractors, so why these people? it's obvious, because they are poor. this is just punishing people for being poor. really, really, really big intrusive government. look at all this stuff for coffee. oh there's tons. french presses, espresso tampers, filters. it can get really complicated. not nearly as complicated as shipping it, though. i mean shipping is a hassle. not with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service. if it fits it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. that is easy. best news i've heard all day! i'm soooo amped! i mean not amped. excited. well, sort of amped. really kind of in between. have you ever thought about decaf? do you think that would help? yeah. priority mai

in rick scott's florida, his brand of tea party republican big intrusive government has also expanded the role of the state to include mass examination of floridians' body fluids. florida republicans this year at governor scott's, instituted mandatory drug tests for florida residents receiving public assistance, not public assistance and suspected of drug abuse for any reason, just anyone who's getting assistance. if you're getting public assistance, you have to submit urine, blood, or hair samples to rick scott. here's governor scott explaining why this is such a priority for florida republicans. >> studies show that people on welfare are higher users of drugs than people not on welfare. but the bottom line is this. you know -- >> sir, to that point -- >> we don't have an issue -- >> that would stop people in their tracks. i don't have whatever study you're referring to. you're saying people out there who need this assistance, lost jobs, on welfare, have a higher tendency to use drugs? >> absolutely. >> absolutely. florida governor rick scott in june defending his drug test poor peop

the pink slip rick scott movement report says that the governor is basically robbing the state for its health care insurance. and rick per i have jumping in to the republican national race. tonight we're jumping on rick perry. >> this is what i'm supposed to be doing. >> good evening, thanks for joining us tonight. the number one issue uh on the minds of americans jobs. president obama hit the road and went to michigan today to talk about just that. the president went on the offense against the obstructionists who are trying to sink our economy and make him a one-president. >> there are things we can do right now that can put more money in your pockets, help people sell more products around the world, put people to work around the country. to get these things done, we do need congress. common sense ideas support in the past by democrats and the republicans. things that are supported by carl levin. the only thing keeping us back is our politics. the only thing preventing the bills from being passed is the refusal of some folks in congress to put country ahead of party. there there's som

but the grand daddy of the republican nay sayers, florida governor rick scott. the most money of them all. more than $54 million. that would have helped floridians get better healthcare. look what they could have gotten. $40 million for chronic disease and health management. $8 million for build health he is noters. $2 million for hospice for kids. $and 2 million for seniors medicare premiums and prescription costs. let me be clear, they are pushing ideology over helping their constituent. joining me now by phone because of audio difficulty says scott randolph. representative randolph, thank you for your time tonight. i mean, can you believe the governors, ideology over real healthcare and real help for people that need the help in their states? >> that's exactly right. i mean, you've got a situation where florida has the second highest rate of uninsured. some of the highest rates of seniors per capita and here have you a governor that is absolutely determined to put ideology above the health of their own citizens. in addition -- i'm sorry, in addition to money

. >>> coming up, governor florida rick scott had a bright idea. test welfare recipients for drugs, and kick users off welfare. welfare people obviously use more drugs, right? results are in, and rick scott has failed. >>> and it took just one word to bring verizon back to the table and end the strike. we'll tell you what it is, just ahead. >>> and can we just see that photo album again? thanks. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, helps cover some of the medical expenses... not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying up to thousands of dollars... out of your own pocket. these are the only medicare supplement

welfare other passages law through the heart of civil liberties advocates but florida governor rick scott made about the money made about fairness to the taxpayer since they're the ones paying the bill so how is that new law working out for the state of florida or turns out they just six weeks into the program it's already costing taxpayers more than saving here discuss this with me is mike ritz associate editor at reason magazine and reason dot com thanks so much for being here tonight. first started just give us a few the details in terms of exactly how much is this costing rather than saving the taxpayers so far at least from the cases that have documented ok so there are roughly any given time in florida between fifty thousand one hundred thousand people applying for t.n.f. which is an assistance for needy families program and as of right now our local news stations with a forged document out of forty families who have had to go through the urine test since this program sir july first only to have drugs right so. and one of them is on appeal which means they could be on prescription d

emotional aspect sounds good i think florida is in a slightly unique position in that governor rick scott is looking for any way he can to combat the problem with prescription drugs i don't think this is the way to do it because i mean if you take a family of four and you have two kids in a family or three kids and you take away temporary assistance for needy families because the father has a pill problem or weed problem you're definitely punishing those kids i'm not sure how you're helping the parent because again if you get caught with drugs in your system when you go through a test you're banned from the program for a year and on top of that there's no rehabilitation services offered whatsoever so they're they really are out in the cold well the fact that there aren't any rehabilitation services to me is what is kind of odd right because he sells it or at least the way he did sell this legislation is that it's going to help us keep people off drugs but doesn't seem like it from the way here you know explain you know you think that if florida taxpayers were told that we can take the mon

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host: we're talking with florida governor rick scott. there are 60 republican governors in their first term. six freshman democratic government -- governors and one independent, rhode island. another issue yet received criticism, let me read coverage and the board upon reach newspaper. in march, florida, is a board composed of scott, attorney- general and other members of his cabinet, passed a ban on voting rights, forcing nonviolent offenders to apply to have rights restored. the paper writes -- this new role turn back the clock on for this voting laws. during the 2000 election, thousands of voters were wrongfully purged from the rules because are misidentified as balance. that brought to light the painful fact that florida had the largest number of disenfranchised johnson the nation -- a disproportionate swath of whom were african- american. your explanation, sir? guest: probably the hardest day of had an office was going to clemency cases. you want to try to be as fair as you can and you also have to take care or make sure you take ca

of implementing the program and defending it from likely legal challenges and let's not forget rick scott'sor the law. >> it shown that people on welfare are higher users of drugs than people not on welfare. >> how did that prediction pan out? scott's tests found 2% of welfare recipient use drugs. but a study by the office of national drug control policy found 8% of all florida residents use drugs. rick scott thought this intrusive law was a good way for florida to save money. nice try, governor. but we gotcha. or hires another employee, it's not just good for business -- it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities, so we're helping them with advice from local business experts and extending $18 billion in credit last year. that's how we're helping set opportunity in motion. like a ramen noodle- every-night budget. she thought allstate car insurance was out of her reach. until she heard about the value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. toi switched to a complete multivitamin with more. only one

florida governor rick scott pulled the plug on "lock-up"?ir. is that true or false? false. the production team signed a $110,000 contract with the florida department of corrections to fill inside the santa rosa correctional institution. not florida paying florida but florida paying "lock-up." florida department of corrections touting the benefits of having lock-up to come in. the head of the department ed bus who worked as head of the team said, "i have no qualms of them coming into our prisons. i hope this will help floridians understand the challenges we face as a nation with our inmate population. a few days later the "lock-up" production team starts filming inside and then suddenly this week on wednesday, florida's republican governor rick scott pulled the plug on the whole project. his stated rationale, the stated department of corrections did not have the authority to grant this contract and failed to vet the contract with the staff before signing it. the feeling is it was outside the scope of the department of correctio corrections pe

back to school next month are getting a rather rotten apple compliments of republican governor rick scott details coming up about how he's starving that state's public school system and in light of the unbalanced and billionaire friendly debt deal could be any clearer that america's government is broken inside steely take all explain how thirty years republican ideas got us to this point. in the best of the rest of the news our public education system is under attack down in florida governor rick scott and his republican cohorts in the state legislature are starving i'll build schools fifty million fifty five million dollars intended to go to the repairing of eighteen public school facilities was instead redirected to exclusively funded for profit charter schools in total about three hundred fifty for profit schools will share the fifty five million dollars leaving over three thousand public schools they desperately need money left holding an empty track not only that president obama's secretary of education arnie duncan just announced forty nine million dollars in federal education grant

. >>> and rick scott turns down cash that would create jobs and help the sick. republican cronies take money that fits their far right ideology. it is our con job of the day. [ male announcer ] this is coach parker... whose non-stop day starts with back pain... and a choice. take advil now and maybe up to four in a day. or choose aleve and two pills for a day free of pain. way to go, coach. ♪ in one place. ♪ the front-row tickets you never bought. the lucrative investment you never made. the exotic vacation you never took. but there's one opportunity that's too good to miss. the lexus golden opportunity sales event, with exceptional values on the lexus rx. but only until september 6th. see your lexus dealer. >>> rick scott and republicans proudly turned down federal funds except for programs that fit their right wing ideology. that's our con job of the day. florida governor rick scott and his republican lawmakers have turned down millions from president obama's affordable care act to show the opposition to the law. they rejected money for health centers. child a

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your state's new governor rick scott is cutting the fat and going to the bone and his popularity ratingsurably. i am wondering if there is a boomerang affect. oh, gosh, we have to cool temperature we can't go too much too fast. what do you say? >> guest: going back and looking at it when i was a commander, there are time when you have tough measures and training in that nature and your soldiers complain about it but in combat, they'll see the policies that you implemented and training that you were able to execute prepared them for combat and they can be successful. you have to look

and next up, florida governor rick scott is launching a new initiative to reach out to voters and takerip down memory lane once a month. taking over the responsibilities of an employee at a local business. he joined the staff of a local doughnut shop. given a sentimental choice, given that scott earned one of them in his early days. he plans to continue the project with one workday a month. many voters were not amused by the publicity stunt, stopping by to hand the governor their pink slips and calling for job, not doughnuts. >>> and quick thinking by gop candidate, rick santorum, when the lights went out during a speech last night, let's take a look at his unexpected reaction. [ applause ] >> i guess my time is up, so -- [ laughter ] ♪ strangers in the night >> so -- >> well he could have used a spotlight there. nothing like a little frank sinatra to prove that when it comes to the candidate, the lights are on and somebody's home. that brings us to texas governor rick perry, gearing up for a big prayer event at reliant stadium in houston. not quite unexpectedly, the number of i plans

drug testing welfare recipients florida's republican governor rick scott signing a controversial new law that requires welfare recipients down in florida to submit samples for narcotics screening before they can get the benefits governor scott says the goal is to avoid wasting taxpayers' money by giving handouts to people who would blow the money on getting high. are as it actually turns out because we did an interview last week it has not been saving any taxpayer money it's been costing them more money because they're really two people i think that actually did test positive for drugs and in this whole program you get reimbursed because you first come in to pay for your own drug test and so it's a failure yet other states still are trying to go for it alabama is pushing for a greater really like this one of the alabama legislators a saying well fine you know if you're going to go after these types of welfare recipients let's go for all kinds of welfare recipients anybody who gets federal funding and he even volunteered himself and said drug test me right now and i see why stop there

rick scott in florida, 27%. casey, 35%. rick snyder, 32%. scott walker, 37%.ought when these guys were elected, that there would be this kind of grass roots movement that would turn public opinion to where they have, i mean, let's face it. as you said, we have three seats but who thought you would ever get a recall election. it never happened. >> exactly right. it is like the fact that two senators in republican dominated areas, were defeated. the fact that there is a razor thin margin in wisconsin, in the state senate. the fact that, that this is a grass roots campaign that is saying to republicans, that the issue of having a right at work to speak, the issue of having a right to vote, this is not a republican or democratic idea, this is an american idea. what is really interesting to me is that people are trying to make this about big this, big that. nobody tries to make -- when people look at the tea party, they say that's a grass root movement. anybody who goes to wisconsin, anybody who was in the capitol, anybody who is on the streets in the last few day

stimulus money you could make that case promise every government america he still has more job rick scott he stood up and there's very few that you can say that easy but portable point is that he how he struggles to spite despite taking the governor everyone taking it he states the group more jobs in other states you also good more unemployment huge you didn't dispute the fact that rick perry state of texas created forty percent more you just said when you sent up forty percent of the jobs of this country all in all the statement everybody had those and i see if you go back just six months the numbers change quickly if you keep if you're here you should bet is picking their interest better if you go back ten years from when he first became governor it's actually more astounding now you have to divide by the population rates and other states that have higher property and job after you look at these eyes of the present order between texas and mexico and the number of people coming across that border which is lower are of course on guard and i could wish california arizona where they are now

a few politicians, like governor chris christie, governor rick scott and john kasich in ohio.rnor you may not have heard of and faced angrier protests. this happened in puerto rico two years ago. the houses of union members clashed with police for days. they went in front of the governor's mansion because the governor proposed cuts far bigger than wisconsin but the governor just smiled. they say he had to make cuts because puerto rico's economy was a mess. >> we didn't have enough money to make our first payroll. >> his predecessors had grown the government point that one out of every three workers worked for the state. and the state was generous about giving out contracts. >> they couldn't care. their vendors will raise the prices and they would just buy the contracts. it was not the money. it was the taxpayers' money. >> john: puerto rico was broke. he decided the government would handle money differently. >> we have to handle as if was our money. >> john: new conservative majority the first in puerto rico in 40 years passed law 7 which shrank the state. what did you cut? >>

the most important thing to talk about is job creation and that is according to governor rick scott of florida. lin. >> guest: it is going to be a long primary season and people are going to be out there and explainn why they are better than the next person generating jobs. we have great conservative candidates and i want the one the best explaining the job creation opportunity to win. >>reporter: perry can boast about the state's job creation during the state's governor. it is 900,000 jobs and account be for half of the new jobs created in the entire nation . but someone who served for office. perry will have to counter skepticism against career politician that runs deep in conservative service. perry came in second among the republicans contenders with 13 percent to mitt romney's 21 percent. they were the only two candidates in that poll with double diget supportment and uma that poll was taken almost a week prior to perry's official announcement. back to you. >> we look forward to the announce happening later this afternoon. >> it is your turn to weigh in. how does rick perry enteri

in florida a major setback for rick scott. judge there said he overstepped his authority with an executive order suspending all new regulations. that lawsuit was brought by a blind woman who said scott's order was delaying a rule that would help her get food stamps. the republicans overreach and the people fight back. that's what i like to see. joining me now is governor ted strickland. you've been fighting for ohio union workers since the beginning of this battle. i've been out there, i've seen you out there. what is your reaction to governor kasick's invitation to talk? >> retch rand, this is a man who boasted would he break the backs of the teacher's union. for those who disagreed with them, he threatened to run over them with a bus. he called a police officer wh game him a ticket an idiot. and now, at the last hour, he wants to sit down and find a compromise. i think there's been a lack of trust and i think it's too little too late. and i believe the 1,300,000 ohioans who put their signatures on a petition, voting to rescin

who's going to have a problem with former governor rick scott praying for gods?d of thing that's potentially fraught with all kinds of problems. it turned out very well. as mark was pointing out it was not particularly political. it was more prayerful. if somehow were to have used the opportunity to make more of a political speech or if governor perry's speech would have sounded more political in nature that's where it would have been a problem. i want to make a point on something that you just asked. i think the concern is in the context of a political campaign because this is someone we're hearing is going to run for president, the there's nothing wrong with being a christian and espousing your faith and being prayerful. the question is can rick perry if he is a candidate show that he is open to people of all faiths? or atheists, people who don't believe. that's a question if he makes it to the general election whereas this is a great primary strategy for those evangelical voters, i'm not sure how it plays in the general. >> mark, i appreciate you joining me as

the governor of kansas who will be here and governor rick scott of florida, who is going to be appearing then in between that there's just going to be, it seems, a lot of music a lot of prayer. there's people that are standing in front. sort of -- it looks like a mosh pit but a crowd of people standing in front of the stage, praying, raising their hands. it looks like it's going to be many, many hours of that in between remarks. >> you talk about many hours and saying later in the day. in fact, most traditional christian church services run about an hour. this is supposed to go seven hours and also streamed live through 1,000 churches and their websites around the country. it is going to have quite a large reach. how about the numbers of people there, though? i know they were expecting thousands. when you look at the stadium, it has like a 71,000 person capacity. has it filled up? >> right. it's a football stadium, where the houston texans play. actually, there was a practice taking place across the street earlier today. underscores how big this stadium is. the organizers say there's abo

. >> we will talk about the economy, the deficit, and the debt ceiling with rick scott and a member of the financial services committee. then our series on jobs in america concludes with women in the workforce. "washington journal" is like every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> i am preparing myself for in the very small salary that i will be starting out with. >> you have to put aside your bias. >> the reason why people loved boxing is is because it has been experience. it is emotional, love, and hate. aspiring haskell journalists on ethics and commentary and where they get their news and information. >> c-span radio will feature lbj tapes from his 1968 phone conversations by the lbj library in austin. here the president talk with hubert humphrey about vietnam, the paris peace talks, and the presidential race. >> i am going to do it. i am dam sure going to get it, come or high water. it is online at c-span radio. david cameron recalled parliament from their summer recess because of the riots in london. he told them that homeowners affected by the busy riots can be compensated by the gover

scott. >> thank you. talk again soon. >> rick: that does it for us.fun couple of hours. >> heather: yeah. >> rick: lots more straight ahead. >> heather: arthel neville and art sean up next. >> rick: they'll have the latest on the chopper crash in afghanistan and the rest of the news as well. >> heather: bye, thank you for joining us. [ male announcer ] this is coach parker... whose non-stop day starts with back pain... and a choice. take advil no and maybe up to four in a day. or choose aleve and two pills for a day free of pain. way to go, coach. ♪ way to go, coach. at exxon and mobil, we engineer smart gasoline that works at the molecular level to help your engine run more smoothly by helping remove deposits and cleaning up intake valves. so when you fill up at an exxon or mobil station, you can rest assured we help your engine run more smoothly while leaving behind cleaner emissions. it's how we make gasoline work harder for you. exxon and mobil. motorcycles, boats, even rv's. nobody knows where he got his love for racing. all we know is, it starte

megyn: florida governor rick scott took a lot of heat when he signed a bill requiring drug tests for opponents say sit' not work out well for him. disturbing new twists in the case of missing utah mom susan powell. she disappeared two years ago and police have raided the home of her husband and wait until you hear what's going on in the father-in-law now. >> susan is a very flirtatious person. and she is also a very sexual person. she likes to talk about sex. she likes to validate her ownself-esteem. megyn: fox news alert. want to get you over to the fema director who joined the white house press briefing. he said the updated numbers as we know them are 32 people dead in the wake of irene. >> a lot of power outages, roads that were heavily damaged by storm surge in the carolinas and degree in the northern part of the state. the numbers on the power outages have come down. the department of energy is working with us as they track those numbers. the numbers continue to come down. but some areas will have some time to get all the power back up. probably the real story was irene as you e

look at the chris christies and rick scotts and all these people. one thing they have in common is true passion. we believe it and we know the people of the country believe it so anybody who uses the teleprompter let's ask what they believe. [applause] >> the president and are the only two yankees here. >> welcome to south carolina. [inaudible] >> great one. >> how did we bring you and redstate into pennsylvania? we have grass roots and tea party that are fantastic. we need a little bit of juice. >> tell us when and where to be there and we will be there. you have to spread the word around. even in a heavily democratic state we have great grassroots and conservatives. don't look at the majority or where people stand. make your voice and known. in the days of the internet and facebook, get your voice out there. i will continue to speak as loud as i can against unions and health care and the federal government and for states rights. the more of us that's a it the more people feel it. look what happened in washington. that debate never would have happe

rick scott is on tomorrows "washington journal." after that, robert groves discusses the demographics of working women in america and the affect motherhood has on some working women. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c- span. republican presidential candidates mitt romney speaks with the workers at the iowa state fair. after that, president obama on the economy and politics on washington. later, it david cameron speaks to parliament about the riots in london. >> as a journalist, i'm preparing myself for a very small salary. the reason people love fox news this because it is an experience, it is love, it is hate. >> aspiring high school journalists on ethics, the role of opinion and commentary and whether they get their news and information in this multi-media environment. >> c-span is covering the gop presidential candidates at the iowa state fair. the first speaker was former massachusetts gov. mitt romney. he is introduced by carol hunter. >> thank you. >> good morning. welcome to the des moines register soap

tomorrow, we will hear from florida government -- florida governor rick scott. and connecticut rep jim himes looks at the deficit committee. robert groves discusses the demographics of working men and women in america and the affect of motherhood on working men and women. "washington journal" live tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. tonight, we will show you mitt romney's comments. next up, british prime minister david cameron and other members of parliament debates the recent wave of riots in london and elsewhere in the u.k. more than 460 arrests have been made. they have tripled the number of police on the ground. parliament was on the summer recess, but reconvenes today to hold the debate. this is a one hour long portion. >> i would like to make a statement. first of all, let me thank you, mr. speaker, and right honorable members our returning. it is right that parliament is recalled and that we show a united front. i am grateful for the content of approach taken over the past few days. i have spoken to many of the members whose constituencies have been af

governor rick scott of florida won 50% of hispanic votes. if you judge by the exit poll without the hispanic votes he would not have won. the democratic candidate would have won. by no means all the hispanic voters in florida these days are cuban americans. arab shans 58-40 democratic in the 2010 exit poll. not an overwhelming percentage. they are concentrated heavily in democrat, what are now heavily democratic states, california, maryland, new york, new jersey, massachusetts. interesting data point. governor chris kristi, woodbridge and edison townships national park 2009. those are the highest percentage of people of origin from india in the united states. an interesting data point there. they apparently did not favor governor corzine's policies. on millennials, i think what we are seeing is a lot of flux. 66-32 for obama. that was a huge margin. party ideas now down from -- according to pew research there 60-32 democratic in 2008 to 60-32 democratic in 2008 to 52-39

. >> floridian governor rick scott, a connecticut congressman jim hines, and a look at america's changing demographics the census bureau director robert groves and economist eileen applebaum. washington journal begins live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> this weekend on book tv on c-span2 and frederick olmstead is rumored for designing the u.s. capitol grounds in new york city's central park. justin martin looks at his life as a journalist and abolitionist. also from washington, book tv stops by at a launch party for fox news analyst juan williams latest, muscled, and on after words, this bill and crossbones are long gone. pirating in the 21st century is done with night vision goggles and gps units. inside the world of the pirates of somalia. sign up for a book tv alerts. >> jeff guinn is the author of several books about the old west, including "the last gunfight" about the shootout at the o.k. corral. in may he spoke at the arizona mystery museum in tucson for 40 minutes. >> welcome to the arizona historical society. i'm bruce dinges, director of publication and editor of the curren

so the issue here in terms of walker or kasich or rick scott is that no one is saying that there shouldn'tbe a real dispassionate look at what we can do but the unions in wisconsin agreed to the demands and they were not even given the respect to have a meeting with walker. he wanted to eliminate collective-bargaining. >> let's touch on more about that right now. we will get to that later but let's talk about wisconsin. rick is an educator how can you support with governor walker did in wisconsin? he was clearly trying to support political points. is going after teachers and other public-sector workers. why weaken the public sector and not the private sector unions? i mean what is wrong with this idea that teacher should ever have a right to collectively bargain? >> mad i think they're a couple things going on. one again, to kind of randi's point about it is important how the stuff is presented and address. i thought it was unfortunate that walker carved out i believe it was safety and fireworks -- firefighters. so police and fire. [inaudible] [laughter] >> which is one of those litigation

. >> reporter: well, scott, texas governor rick perry made his second trip to new hampshire today as a presidential candidate, and while his tone was a bit less strident than it's been recently on the issues, he stuck to his guns. at a breakfast in bedford, new hampshire, today, rick perry acknowledged the firestorm he created this week when he said fed chairman ben bernanke's reliance on printing money is almost treasonous. >> i got in trouble talking about the federal reserve yesterday... ( laughter ) i got... i got... i got lectured about that yesterday. >> reporter: president obama said perry needs to be more careful about what he says but that didn't stop perry from taking another shot at the fed today, demanding that they open their books. >> i think it would go a long way towards either finding out whether or not there is some activities that are improper. >> reporter: but since taking office, mr. bernanke has already opened the fed's books, posting thousands of pages of its internal actions online. he is the first fed chairman to hold press conferences. during a roundtable wi

so, the issue here in terms of walker or rick scott is that, saying that there shouldn't be a real dispassionate look at what we can do, but the unions in wisconsin agreed to the demands, and they were not even given the respect to have a meeting with walker. he wanted to eliminate collective bargaining spend let's talk more about that right now. let's go ahead and talk more about wisconsin. rick, as an educator, how can you support what governor walker did in wisconsin? look him he was cleared trying to score political points. he was going after teachers and not some of the other public sector workers. why we can the public sector, not the private sector unions? what's wrong with this idea that teachers should have a right to collective bargaining? >> i think there's a couple things going on. one, you know, again to kind of randy's point about, it's important this stuff is presented and addressed. i thought it was unfortunate walker carved out i believe it was safety and fireworks, police and fire -- >> the ones who endorsed him. >> which is -- which is problematic. [laughter] >> which is one o

kasich, rick scott -- no one is saying that there should not be a dispassionate look at what we do, but unions in wisconsin agreed to the demands. and they were not even given the respect to have a meeting with walker. he wanted >> some say how can you support gov. walker. why did he go after public sector unions and not private- sector unions? >> there are a couple of things going on. to randy's. about -- it is important how this stuff is presented and address. i believe it was safety and fire workers. police and fire. >> right. >>> that is one of those litigations that is now happening. >> on the other hand, if we think about president obama's strategy on health care reform, there were an interesting array of organizations who were smart enough to get behind obama during the 2008 campaign. part of the way that the making occurs in a democratic society is that sometimes in the issues are addressed in a manner that is less principled than we might like. the reality is that there are two issues on the table when we talk about the wisconsin collective bargaining one is that there was the

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the issue in terms of walker or case it should -- or kasich, or rick scott -- no one is saying there should not be a dispassionate look at what we can do. but the unions in wisconsin agreed to the demands, and were not even given the respect to have a meeting with walker. he wanted to eliminate collective bargaining. >> let us talk more about that. as an educator, how can you support what governor walker did in wisconsin? he was clearly trying to score political points. he was going after teachers and not other public-sector workers. why we can the public sector and not the private sector unions? what is wrong with the idea that teachers should have a right to collectively bargain? >> there are a couple of things going on. again, to the point about -- it is important how this stuff is presented and addressed. i thought it was unfortunate that walker carved out safety and fire. >> the ones who endorsed him. >> which is problematic. on the other hand -- >> which is a litigation that is now happening. >> if you think about president obama strategy on health care reform, there were carpe

rick scott of florida won 50% of hispanic votes. without hispanic votes, and he would not have one. the democrat would have won. malty hispanic voters in florida are cuban. not an overwhelming percentage. they are concentrated in heavily democratic states. california, maryland, new jersey, massachusetts. an interesting datapoint, chris christy carried woodbridge and edison townships in new jersey. that is the highest percentage of people from india in the united states. that is an interesting datapoint. they did not favor gov. corzine's policies. on data, we are seeing a flocs. party id, according to pugh research, from 60-32 democratic to 52-39 democratic in 2011. as is often the case of young voters, there is more movement as they gain experience and build on the initial thoughts that i have had on politics. s. i have thought for some time that there's a tension between how millennial is and younger voters lead their lives. with their own ipod playlists, facebook pages, designing their own future, and one size fits all, welfare policies of the obama democrats that want to stop eve