the romani argument is not lies. romney dimon is not life. it is that we conducted a keynesian experiment and it did not succeed. that is the major distinction between the policies of the left and right, democrats and consvatives. >> while we do all of this equal time of who is at fault, let's point out one thing. george herbert walke bush dared to raise taxes in 1991. since that action, 21 years, republicans have not voted for a single broadbased x increase, and that has become the theology, , the ideology, the definition of the party, and that is irresponsible. >> we were told that huge tax cuts especially for the wealthiest americans, uld lead to faster growth. we were told that fewer regulations especially for big financial institutions and corprporations, would bring about widespread prosperity. we were told that it was ok to put two wars on thnation's credit c card. that tax cuts would create enough growth to pay for themselves. >> i believe that isis what you were talking about, charles, the blame bush argument. >> it worked in 2008. i

no. 2, obviously, the romany people thought this was working, usingng negative ads, the obama people concluded the same thing. you don't do something this defensive end of fuzzy "i was taken out of context" business unless you think i.t. is hurting you. >> colby? >> the romney camp took that remark out of context. if you read the total remark, it is clear he is not suggesting an individual initiative cannot succeed is not important. he does say that. he also talks about the other things, infrastructure that are important, and discusses other speeches as well. they did that and took it out of context, and obama said nothing somebody on the right would have said, " he said nothing because he has no response." he speaks up they state it is because he is vulnerable. >> i just gave the context. >> i prefer the context in which i was discussing it, were he acknowledges individual -- >> the whole paragraph begins with his mocking it treatment of people who think they are responsible -- >> i read no mockery in that. >> here are numbers that, if you are david axelrod, you are worried about. d

you, to your earlier point, that this will galvanize the base, as people who were not altogether romani fans, they do not like him, but they hate barack obama, and they hate obamacare, if i say to you it will galvanize a rally the base, and that way, it is a may be long-term victory for mitt romney, what would you say? >> mitt romney has had a very hard time galvanizing the base. we all know that. the question is being anti- obamacare, does that pay off for him? it may. on the other side, i think the president has an opportunity to kind of resell this to the american public. we could have a long conversation about this. they like this better. whatever. whenever works. i think the president has done a wonderful job in the wake of the ruling on how this helps people, making it an issue of fairness, and again the american dream. we know the democrats got off on the wrong foot. they were flatfooted in the summer of 2009. they really led opponents do this. i think they're getting a c serd important way to tell americans what this bill for it -- will do for them, what it is already doing for

the romany culture, which is what they like to be called. gypsies is slang.or a better, you know, title for tv. >> romanys go home. >> rice. >> people obviously wonder about reality tv, how much is reality and how much is tv. how much do you think the act of filming changed what you ultimately were able to record? >> well, that's a good question. this is my first foray into the nonscripted world. to me, it's all about story telling. if i connect to the characters, and if you invest in the characters and what they are going through, and you are also educated by some of what i didn't know, which is what you will get from the show, and yet have the entertainment factor up there, there is a blurred line with, you know, this -- you can argue there's little reality in reality television. but this is our family. the johns family is the family. this isn't cast, you know, like we found our snooki, we found our pauley d. you know what i mean? this is the family. this is their story. and it's one family. and one story. not maybe indicative of all. >> your premiere is to

there is no urgency and i don't think -- as a consequence can be romani or obama that there will be issues on taxes and so forth and if you ask to fundamentally address the long-term big budgetary issues, the answer -- i think the answer is no. >> the microphone is coming. >> thank you. cheryl wallace. i'm interested in your vision for the duration group and out of default over time. my purpose for asking the question is to give an indication on whether you are seeing if american corporations or your client based recognizing the importance of the international issues that we are discussing this is a very wonky audience these issues don't register. have you seen that increase over time the word globalization a lot more than we have in the past. >> yeah. look. there is nothing in my background that would lead anywhere to believe that i would have a successful large company. i don't know how to run one. i have no business experience. yes, profoundly lucky but also people need this stuff. and that is really why. my initial inclination is because i had a phd in political science, and looking at

women include meg whitman, cheryl sandberg of facebook who took a seat on the board and virginia romanyer of ibm. mayer has often downplayed the gender debate. telling discovery.com what's really important is if you're a geek. people ask me a lot what it's like to abwoman at google. i don't think of my experience that way. i'm a geek at google. a geek doing very well. female power players appear supportive of mayer in public. meg whitman saying she is a talented and creative executive. yahoo! is one of silicon valley's great brands and i'm sure marisa's leadership, intelligence and passion will guide them to a bright future. >> at google the company searching to replace one of its most experienced leaders. bob redell is live in mountain view with an update including how much of a surprise this departure of mayer was to google. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning. certainly it's a surprise to go to yahoo!. she resigned at google yesterday by phone. of course starts today as the new ceo of yahoo!. many at least on the inside probably saw this coming in the sense she would eventua