host: scott paul, the founding director for the alliance for american manufacturing. you can join the conversation. republicans, 202-624-1115. democrats, 202-624-1111. independents, 202-624-0760. we are on e-mail at journal@c- span.org and on twitter, twitter.com/cspanwj. twitter.com/cspanwj. let us talk about what has happened over the past couple of months. shownacturing jobs have sai some growth. guest: of a lot of manufacturing has done well. we have seen a huge rebound. 250,000 manufacturing jobs created over the last 15 months. manufacturing has created about two-thirds of the gdp growth advance that we have seen since the recession began. productivity is high. this is actually the biggest winning streak we have seen in manufacturing since the 1990's, with one of the best outlooks we have had in the last 40 years. that said, we have also lost all lot of ground in the last decade and are not where we need to be, in terms of capacity utilization, how busy our factories are, industrial production, and certainly, employment. we lost five and a half million manufactu

host: scott paul, the founding director for the alliance for american manufacturing. you can join the conversation. republicans, 202-624-1115. democrats, 202-624-1111. independents, 202-624-0760. we are on e-mail at journal@c- span.org and on twitter, twitter.com/cspanwj. twitter.com/cspanwj. let us talk about what has happened over the past couple of months. shownacturing jobs have sai some growth. guest: of a lot of manufacturing has done well. we have seen a huge rebound. 250,000 manufacturing jobs created over the last 15 months. manufacturing has created about two-thirds of the gdp growth advance that we have seen since the recession began. productivity is high. this is actually the biggest winning streak we have seen in manufacturing since the 1990's, with one of the best outlooks we have had in the last 40 years. that said, we have also lost all lot of ground in the last decade and are not where we need to be, in terms of capacity utilization, how busy our factories are, industrial production, and certainly, employment. we lost five and a half million manufactu

host: scott paul, the founding director for the alliance for american manufacturing.oin the conversation. republicans, 202-624-1115. democrats, 202-624-1111. independents, 202-624-0760. we are on e-mail at journal@c- span.org and on twitter, twitter.com/cspanwj. twitter.com/cspanwj. let us talk about what has happened over the past couple of months. shownacturing jobs have sai some growth. guest: of a lot of manufacturing has done well. we have seen a huge rebound. 250,000 manufacturing jobs created over the last 15 months. manufacturing has created about two-thirds of the gdp growth advance that we have seen since the recession began. productivitys high. this is actually the biggest winning streak we have seen in manufacturing since the 1990's, with one of the best outlooks we have had in the last 40 years. that said, we have also lost all lot of ground in the last decade and are not where we need to be, in terms of capacity utilization, how busy our factories are, industrial production, and certainly, employment. we lost five and a half million manufacturing jobs. w

and finally, scott paul. scott paul is the benedict negative director of the alliance were -- alliance for american manufacturing which was launched in april of 2007 at aam is a nonpartisan, nonprofit partnership established by some of america's leading manufacturers in the united fieldworkers to explore common solutions county public policy and job creation infrastructure investments, international trade and global competitiveness. mr. paul served as a staff member to the great representative jim jones and the state of indiana is a former representative. as a chief foreign policy trade advisory to house democratic whip david winer from the state of michigan. mr. potter and a ba in foreign service from national politics. he's mentioned as well -- as was an m.a. from georgetown university school foreign service. mr. paul, what berkeley are here. we'll start with that or zandi and the electorate. >> thank you, senator casey encompassing 3-d for the opportunity to be here today. panoply of the mideast organizati

finally scott paul. scott m. paul is the director of the alliance for american manufacturing. which was launched in april of 2007. aam is a nonpartisan, nonprofit partnership established by some of america's leading manufacturers enunited steel workers to explore common solutions to challenging topics such as job creation, infrastructure investment, international trade and global competitiveness. mr. paul serves as a staff member to the late represent jim johns from the state of indiana and former representative peter barker from the state of wisconsin. and as the chief foreign policy and trade adviser to then house democratic whip he received a b.a. from pennsylvania state university as well as an m.a. from george town. we'll start with dr. zandy. >> thank you congressmen for the opportunity to be here today. i am an employee of the moody's operation, but these are my views i'm expressing. so you know i'm not an egg head. i did start my own company and grew into a pretty good size small business and sold it to the moody's organization about five years ago. so i've always been

alan west, rand paul, scott paul. any of them would do a great job. marco rubio. i am not even sure that ralph nader would accept the challenge. host: we're taking listener calls. russ joins us from connecticut. caller: a want to talk about one idea. that is deregulation. it gave us aig, bear stearns. do you really love bernie madoff and what he did that much? enron and how it collapsed. derivatives started in the late 1990's. democratic congressmen stood up and said they looked tricky and maybe we should take a look at them. the chairman of the fed, greenspan came back to the senate and said it was a chance of capitalism to show what it could really do. look at where it led us. these of the fruits of deregulation. it can take years before the american public finally realizes what happened because of deregulation. host: thank you for the call. we will get a response. guest: i disagree with you. i think the two fundamental causes of the house in bubble in 2008 was the federal reserve policy pumping too much money and credit into the economy. it was correcting relat

inevitable which is the democrats are very likely to retake power in wisconsin because of scott walker and paul ryan's radical agenda now. in california in oregon in actually in a number of states the damage that republican rule has done has been in grave you know things like requiring supermajorities from the legislature jackass in tax increases whether it by ballot initiative by prostitution amendment these are things that are not easily done you know. to what extent if these if i guess it's takes three of these senators being thrown out you have to what extent can the gammage that walker has done so far beyond don and to what extent can it not be undone by this election if there is going to be continued fallout from the things that scott walker is rammed through this legislature regardless whether you take back the legislature or not i think the most important thing that'll come with picking up at least three seats for wisconsin democrats is putting an immediate stop a check on this runaway abuse of power that we've seen scott walker and republicans doing in wisconsin i think that's the most

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alan west, rand paul, scott paul. any of them would do a great job. marco rubio. i am not even sure that ralph nader would accept the challenge. host: we're taking listener calls. russ joins us from connecticut. caller: a want to talk about one idea. that is deregulation. it gave us aig, bear stearns. do you really love bernie madoff and what he did that much? enron and how it collapsed. derivatives started in the late 1990's. democratic congressmen stood up and said they looked tricky and maybe we should take a look at them. the chairman of the fed, greenspan came back to the senate and said it was a chance of capitalism to show what it could really do. look at where it led us. these of the fruits of deregulation. it can take years before the american public finally realizes what happened because of deregulation. host: thank you for the call. we will get a response. guest: i disagree with you. i think the two fundamental causes of the house in bubble in 2008 was the federal reserve policy pumping too much money and credit into the economy. it was correcting relat

warren burger, sinclair lewis, j paul getty, eugene mccarthy, f scott fitzgerald, walter mondale, william charles mayo, and bob dylan. also minnesota is a border states of iowa. iowa knows minnesota and minnesota knows iowa. so penn's minnesota background, particularly as governor, gives him an edge in the iowa caucuses and iowa's presidential primary. together these races add up to the kingmaker, the king then goes on to win more caulk busses primaries, collectively fingerrering the party's favorite for the november 2012 presidential election. bit way, here's of former governor of former governor tim pawlenty. age 50, white, married, two teenage daughters, ana and mara. university of minnesota, ba in doctor of law. practicing attorney, 15 years. minnesota's state legislature house of representatives, 10 years. minnesota house majority leader, four years. state of minnesota eight years, 2003-2011. question, can pawlenty win iowa? tim? >> absolutely, and i'm very happy he began by going to iowa and attacking ethanol subsidies, especially because he used to favor them. that takes guts. his

wars and torture heckuva job brownie incompetence and shock doctrine efforts like paul ryan taking apart medicare scott walker taking apart unions and rick snyder taking apart cities how can we have or have any other notion of conservatives come on really everybody who's a conservative is just evil and bigoted and everybody who's conservative who supported president bush wants to kill brown but i'm using everybody is in your language because of competence cruelty and heavy handedness tell me that that's not that's the people in the us because people on the left in hollywood are bigots period they will not hire you if they look on line and they find out that you gave money for example to the prop eight effort now what does that have to do with your ability to write a good show it has nothing to do with it discrimination in any form is wrong in hollywood that's the gay straight left right you should be able to work so conservative shows can make it how to twenty four to be a good. looks he a conservative they absolutely can make it but the people in position to greenlight don't greenlight conservative sh

paul. very creative. >>> another thing people are addicted to, angry birds. scott budman explains. >>> good morning.ince it is morning, we are going to start with breakfast. advice from the guys that brought us angry birds. the game has been down loaded a ga zillion times. they are talking clothing and movies on the way. we have a cookbook that will teach us how to make what else? eggs. after breakfast, you have a bus or train to catch and you can get help from search giant google. the mountain view company says it will program into maps ways to track the train or bus to get to work. type the data into your desktop or mobile device and google earth or google maps will track it to let you know if it's come and gone or how long until the bus reaches your stop. >>> news up the road from twitter. you have 140 characters each time you send a tweet. we love to do it here at a station. some of the web links take up a lot of the 140 characters. they will automatically shrink them down. if you already use a shortener like tiny url, that's okay. you can still do it. if not, twitter will take over and shorten

that seven republican governors including wisconsin scott walker and i was john would lose big of last year's election were held against him today also paul ryan's plan to privatized medicare was soundly rejected by voters last week and special election in new york's twenty sixth district and now house leader eric cantor is nickel and dime in tornado victims in joplin missouri saying that any relief package must be offset by cuts elsewhere take a look the families don't have unlimited money and really neither does the federal government but there's no question there's a federal role here to play congress will fund the money it will be offset and until the president never has our government been stingy when it comes to helping victims of natural disasters in america or elsewhere for that matter so how surprised are republicans that they're far right wing agenda is not resonating with the american people and how many republican governors will be recalled and twenty two of the one thing we don't have a month to month lease on our governors you know there's a reason why we elect them every two to four years who knows next month they might say

hated republican one of the lesser known awards is paul ryan going for a this is our rapid fire here a the most hated politicians of wisconsin governor scott walker has a lock you know. be the insensitive i phone app of the year award with his new hit game throw grandma off the cliff which i mean is way more of your complete angry birds or c. the eddie munster lookalike contest or the. i'm going to go with none of those and i'm going to say people are thinking later. i think he's going to go away so i'm going to disagree with the choices and say i think he's going to try to he's bringing instead of bringing sexy back he's bringing trickle down economics back in creating a nation of people and yes pretty encouraged because he's going to get in leading out of the shadows not popular but because of what he's doing it because it's right necessary and i say d. the republicans. aka supportive the person most likely to cost republicans control the house and twenty four mostly katie. karen jamie thank you all so much for being here thank you for the question after the break a daily take on why the uptake and comic computer hacks as little to do wi

scott walker. sunday is i'm confused with paul ryan as well. under question of uncertainty, we are hearing under certainty. for the 18 months i spent interviewing for the job of the state government, what i heard when i did lunches with job cratered was uncertainty. -- job creators was uncertainty. i heard from people who were waiting. they were in a position where they could add more jobs but they were uncertain about the future. 44 states have deficits. i understand why. my neighbor in illinois, we know why they waited. if you look at illinois, they tried to tackle the budget by raising taxes. 46% on business. they still have and a billion dollar budget deficit in a state that has the worst a bond rating in the country. i understand why they have uncertainty between that and the health care mandate. we tried to do was, the very first day i was elected, i put up a sign that wisconsin is open for business. you cannot just have symbolism. you have to have some substance. for the next two months, we went around the state talking to job creators.

the game but says scott quickly found their groove also that jr pulled in on flying what could be his last ever game the russian is contemplating retirement thirty five year old paul then notching out twenty five points for assists and what was an all round and still in this playoff shooting by the visit says seventy four to sixty three the final schools have now won every domestic title since two thousand and three playoff. the perfect man to offer some words of championship wisdom often when it's . inevitable it will never go well when you both look at a little bit of the riverboat going to the outlook if you're going to motivate them you know the three of them and then. you're not going to let it was not in your game somebody's going to vote it was what do you remember your mojo on the religion of the state going somewhere where you're doing this is the story that i don't want to change doesn't. very close. and the brings us to time as well wimbledon is just three days away now so what better time to fit in a little posse and do some good in the pros says the biggest stars in the women's game turned out for a goal of pre-tournament fashion event and not dispose

scott after the cbs news town hall meeting with president obama, this was the chance to get the republican side of things. south carolina governor nick haley, florida congressman allan west, congressman paul ryan architect of the house budget plan and oklahoma senator tom coburn pretty much stuck to the republican line. low taxes and cutting the deficit will eventually lead to economic growth, and that will increase jobs. ryan said what's been tried so far just hasn't worked. >> remember what the stimulus was suppose to do? it was suppose to keep unemployment from going above 8%. we're at 9.1. >> schieffer: it was coburn who may have won the prize for candor. >> i'm convinced that washington's main focus is short-term political expediency. and the reason our country is at risk is because we think short term and about the next election rather than thinking about the future of our country. you know, the reason i'll stand up as a conservative republican, one of the biggest in congress and say i'll negotiate on taxes because our country is in trouble. >> schieffer: scott, that is not the first time we have heard someone offer that analysis but it may be the first time a member of congress has

[applause] >> he was a chief for paul ryan, our budget chairman in the house, and as you know, help scottme governor, and to push back against the constrictions from the unions that are killing our jobs today. so, with no further to dick -- delay, i present to your friends priebus. thank you. >> thank you, doctor. thank you, everybody. thank you for that warm welcome. it is great to be in the ones, and great to be here with dedicated conservatives that comprise the heart and soul of our great party. the dedicated conservatives who will help achieve our goal, and save america by defeating barack obama. [applause] >> by the white, it was nice to barack obama to talk about my name. i know it is a bizarre name. i promise you i am learning to live with it. i'm as normal as they come, and to prove it to you, my son's name is jack, my daughter is grace, my wife is sally, and i got rhines i actually was at a fund-raiser in orlando a few months ago. you may have heard we need to raise a few dollars at the rnc. somebody pulled a lapel pin off of my jacket and said look at this. if you take in the v

paul konerko said welcome to the show, young man. two-run homer. and aves down 5-3. bases loaded. scott sizemore deep to left.cs. and after ten straight losses the a's comeback in dramatic fashion to win it, 7-5. college baseball super regional inaction. stanford, north carolina, best of three in the seventh unc up 1-0 and add to go the lead. baldwin, the two-run blast. and carolina takes game one of this series 5-2. marc jackson insists the warriors will make the playoffs next season and says he wants to keep montero take ellis. not trade him. jackson was introduced as the new warriors head coach. he has absolutely no coaching experience but the owner believes jackson learned enough in 17 years as a point guard that he was clearly the best man for this job. >> we aren't going to accept mediocrity. we aren't going to accept not getting it done on the floor. we will hold each other and this team to a different standards. we will be professionals and there will it will be a lot of fun. latch on to the back of the bandwagon because things be changing here in the bay area. >> we find starting right now who really

scott "morning joe" starts right now. >> you realize you get messed up about paul revere, don't you? >> you know what? i didn't mess up about paul revere. >> you do a little off the cuff jumble and then you go on tv wearing a jumbo cross and you look like you robbed the vatican or you're about to marry jesus in vegas. >> in a shout-out gotcha type of question that was asked of me i answered candidly. i know my american history. >> oh, i didn't -- it was a gotcha question. what was the question again? >> a gotcha question. i'm going to repeat it. what have you seen so far today and what are you going to take away from your visit. >> here's the thing. it doesn't make it a gotcha question. it doesn't make it a gotcha question just because it got ya. >> wow. >> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, june 7th. look at that shot of the morning in new york city. with us on set, national affairs national new york magazine john heilman and former chairman of the republican national committee and now an msnbc political analyst, michael steele. >> really, guys? >> willie and joe. it's every headline. >> stewart a

udall, nor mccaskill, senator burr and senator mccain as well as senator collins and senator paul and senator scott brown. so this isn't a partisan move. this is a move about information and knowledge so that we make informed decisions. but just for the record, what the g.a.o. told us less than five months ago is that we have 101 programs across four different agencies for surface transportation. that's 101 sets of bureaucracies. nobody has ever gone and said which ones work and which ones not, which one does exactly the same thing versus what somebody else does. we have 82 teacher programs for teacher quality across 10 different agencies, nine of which are not in the department of education. we have 88 economic agencies, economic development agencies spending $6.5 billion a year across four different agencies. we have job training. we have 47 job training programs across nine different agencies, and we're spending $18 billion a year, and the g.a.o. said every one of them overlapse with the exception of three. and yet we haven't had the first move in the senate this year in spite of our -- all our