ron christie thank you for having words with us, doug schoan.mind, tonight, southern baptist -- campaigning for president's position on immigration reform, you can vote on loudobbs.com, or tweet your response, i do not mean in anyway to upset baptists out there, stay with us, brothers and sisters. >> here is brock talking about collaborateing with former cbs reporter shar sheryl atkinson. >> we have worked with her on stories but we work with reporters. >> we're come -- that is just -- beautiful. state of texas attracting an automotive planting, relocateing thousands of jobs to the lone star state. so long, california, lou: toyota announcing it is moving its national headquarters from california, to texas, not hard to see how texas offers a more friendly atmosphere for toyota and other businesses, california sales tax 7.5%, security and exchangtexas6 and 6.25. and texas has no individual income tax. no wonder texas is thriving. texas with 5.5% unemployment rate. let's see what box office did over the weekend. taking over captain america. is the

ron christie thank you for having words with us, doug schoan. tonight, southern baptist -- campaigning for president's position on immigration reform, you can vote on loudobbs.com, or tweet your response, i do not mean in anyway to upset baptists out there, stay with us, brothers and sisters. >> here is brock talking about collaborateing with former cbs reporter shar sheryl atkinson. >> we have worked with her on stories but we work with reporters. >> we're come -- that is just -- beautiful. state of texas attracting an automotive planting, relocateing thousands of jobs to the lone star state. so long, california, hello, texas, we're coming right back. why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york - dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. you'll get a warm welcome in the new ne

nicklas confasorius with "the new york times" went ron christie, former special assistant to p george bush. thank you for being with me on a sunday afternoon. i want to start with you. you wrote in part, as scholars digest the court's decision, it's thrust party leaders, lawmakers with leadership pacs and candidates into a pierce competition. already? what have we seen so far? >> within a few minutes of the decision you had people calling up donors, e-mailing them saying, hey, the cap is gone. could you consider a contribution to my committee, my pac or my boss? >> do we have names? >> well, in a fund-raising aid to nancy pelosi sent out a, you know, e-mail, few donors asking for more money for the dccc. on the same morning that pelosi saying this is a terrible decision. >> shaun says -- you're about to jump in there, liz? >> what we're going to see is public policy of the country even more reflective of just the policy preferences of the wealthy few, the elite donor class rather than the government actually responsive to the public policy preferences of the vast majority of us, the d

. >> i want to bring in ron christie, columnist for "the daily beast" and also a communication directori am glad you're here. welcome. >> good morning, carol. thank you. >> there are some who say that mr. bundy's racial comments affect the republican party as a whole. in your mind, does it? >> no. first of all, i think your intro was spot-on. i think comments that mr. bundy made with respect to race and other things were inappropriate and wrong and 100% out of line and not part of the discourse we need to have. that being said, what i find fascinating as the chief spokesman for republican party is when a guy with a problem with cattle grazing and discussion about the size of government and overreach of the federal government makes a comment, every reporter calls the republican national committee asking for comment. but yet when similar incidents happen time and time again on the left, there is zero coverage. absolutely zero. just this week governor pat quinn, the democratic governor of illinois, president's home state, made anti-semitic jewish and black comments and there were zero disc

. >> joining me now, msnbc contributor jimmy williams and ron christie, who served as special assistantch out to you, jimmy, first, the attorney general going off script at the national action network summit. let's take a listen. >> i am pleased to note that the last five years have been defined by significant strides and by lasting reforms. even in the face, even in the face of unprecedented, unwarranted, ugly and divisive adversity. if you don't believe that, forget about me, forget about me. you look at the way the attorney general of the united states was treated yesterday by a house committee. had nothing to do with me. forget that. what attorney general has had to deal with that kind of treatment. what president has ever had to deal with that kind of treatment. >> jimmy, some are suggesting that was an overly sensitive reaction. what do you think? >> he was attacked. he continues to be attacked by people like louie gomer, and blake, et cetera, et cetera. i'm not saying that the attorney general holder is wrong. if you go back and look at how janet reno was treated, she was bill cl

ron johnson teach your kids about science? do you think newt gingrich actually believes the things he says? tonight's question -- very penetrating, i might add -- is chris christieth himself or just partially? do you think christine o'donnell is just like you? is senator rand paul a hypocrite or a libertarian? tonight's text survey is you want sarah palin to run for president in 2012? i'm i'm texting a for yes, and you can text "b" for no if you want. and i sure would like to vote on that one a few more times. stick around. lots more coming up on "the ed show." we're right back. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." this is the story for the folks who take a shower after work. pittsburgh, the steel city. no stranger to clashes over workers rights. great tradition there. the biggest employer in the city of pittsburgh is in the midst of a labor showdown. now, the service employees international union is trying to unionize service workers from the university of pittsburgh medical center. the sciu is calling for higher wages for blue collar workers in the season. upmc officials say the company's service employees like cafeteria workers and janitor not enough to live in

ron. he can raise a lot of money, be that doesn't mean there's not still a cloud over chris christie. >> iaise a lot of money right now given the stakes and the selection. i still think it's a hard road for him. he's supposed to be somebody bipartisan, e official as a leader and a truth-teller. we don't know what the doj is going to do with this investigation. >> this is not an approval rating. how do you feel about a candidate, do you feel this person is hot or cold. chris christie was number one in january. he was the hottest politician in america. he's fallen to ninth now. that tells you one thing. elizabeth warren, the senator from massachusetts, hillary clinton number two. what does that tell you, january he's top, now he's ninth. >> i think it tells you people are paying attention to this bridge skap dal. those of us in washington and on the east coast, we know chris christie, we know the story. people in other parts of the country hadn't known him as well. this was supposed to be a period of time building a national profile, introducing himself to a lot of americans who didn't know