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. >> either mitt romney, through his ownordsnd h o signure,as mispresting s pitioat bn to the s.c., ichs a lonyr he wa mispresting his position at bain to the american people to avoid responsibility for some of the consequences of h vestnts,nd i at's the se, h wasying the eric pele, th's aeal aracr antrusissu >>toda mitmneyampan sh bac wit a new ad, while republican national committee chairman reince priebus respondestrongly toama' attas on cn. >> i hav a pblemith a present o lov t tow ston but fortsbouthe l in hiswney i don't understand where he comes from where you would decide that you want to lie puoselandinntiolly, inteectuly rionaze i in yo ad, l anywboutitt mneywholreaas got not a sed ovidee of trh. >> jning me now, susan page, "usa today" washington bureau chief, and major garrett, white house correspondent at the tional jourl. thhetoc icalang. m no sur w hav com tny colusis. weave e s.e.fos,eee what mt roey sigdbout bein at bai aft 1999. at the same time, major, he is sayi, the campaign is saying he wasn't managing ite wast ovseei it s t qstio stilgoeso th,o y tak editor t jshat

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we will have more of these conversations s.c. america station a distaste becomes more and energy independence. very few countries have a positive trajectory. no one is prepared to send troops back to iraq if it breaks apart. . . would become more assertive. if i felt that more americans were likely to feel that they benefit from the u.s. or the lender of last resort or driving globalization. but what we are increasingly seeing is there is no longer an average american. we are seeing that large numbers of americans feel despite all the wealth being generated by the multinational corporations in the u.s. and their shareholders that they are not a part of that and so the u.s. is more energy independent. great white don't we focus on the u.s.? i think this is structural. i do not think we are addressing this. i think this will be more of a challenge. >> there's always been isolation a strain in the american foreign policy. so are we just seeing, you know, fatigue after a afghanistan and iraq and of course economic financial crisis ju

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he says, s.c., bigger, better, stronger. this is a massive change in attitude which has taken place as far as this is concerned. telling me about how seriously the attitudes are changed in emerging markets. a decade ago emerging markets, no one was willing to listen to us. evaluations were really cheap. the whole sort of place appeared to be a real mess. now all of a sudden a decade later in the country with emerging market ties had a lot of hype around it. so that is when i decided i'm going to write this book. the idea of the book really was that if you look at economic history you have to it sort of distinguished emerging markets are now nearly 40 percent of the global economy. you cannot treat them as a homogeneous entity. the differences are incredible. you have countries in africa with a per-capita income of less than a thousand dollars. large economies like india with a per-capita of ten. then maria with 20,000 plus. in the middle you have a whole bunch of countries like brazil, mexico, turkey, russia with a per-capit

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then w get tisclure fos th heigne withe s.c.ed with the government. he said, yes, i was, but in name only. but the whole point -- what's bizarre out this is t seem to beoing thrgh aotf worknd bding erbaward to oid ing assiatewith ts one instce,hich is gst stee whi w theubje of ead, whi the thicks that bain was doingefore 199 -- >> the whole nature of bain was abouinstininompaes that offsred bs, d ihink th -- le b enore of an -ion'tknow agadf. t's honest. over the last 30, 40 years, the wages of the middle class workers in this country have stagted. ructal ason i surised i'mot weang at-irt. >> ts isomen wree c ret th priorities of the bipartisan class that has witness trade agreements that have contributed to moving jobs offsre. w, pvate eity ishe lies eodiyt ohat and tt rneys the elem of that but t's ke aomentorese eriories thi couny. no aricairst necessarily, but let's build a secure middle class and workers and workers' rights and livingages. >> no, no. it wor tha th. roey p bai a ise. heaidheatiole -he tireatioyail >> h cldn'

. >> hey robert, it's s.c. here. i found the article so interesting on a number of levels. hearing how the campaign internally handled the chatter from ed rendell, corybooker, al ford jr. coming out in opposition to the president, showed tremendous discipline, that they were going to sort of let this ppen. i wanted to just pull out a quick quote from the story and ask you to comment on it. you're talking about bill burton hanging out with some potential donors, one of whom amber mosten wanted to know how the campaign was going to re-energize the democratic base that had been disillusioned and he says that's not our role, according to bill burton. and then he goes on to explain how the obama campaign might sort of deal with that, buts the super pac's role is something quite different. >> that's right. basically super pacs are about negative advertising. they're about telling the other guy's story and telling it in an unflattering way where the obama campaign is the cuss toadium of the obama story. you're not going to see ads from priorities usa any more than likely to see ad

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