in 45 days, steven chu as soon as he got in there they gave the deal. down the tubes. >> eric: can we not forget one of the gentlemen on the loan was a bundler for obama and his wife was the attorney who actually signed the papers. >> bob: one thing we will never know, what happens if romney is elected president, we don't know who his bundlers are because he hides them. like the money offshore. >> dana: how can you take an intelligent comment like eric and turn it back to romney's bundlers? >> bob: be careful. tell me romney's brotherrer or where they live? the cities they -- romney's bundlers and where they live? the cities they're in? >> eric: we know obama's have high-paying job. >> bob: they're in similar cities. gregg we should declare performance art exhibit for keystone pipeline. >> dana: the largest art exhibit ever. >> greg: that happens to transport oil. we have to move on. coming up, the bizarre world of child beauty p pageants. that's next. ♪ ♪ ely. but because of business people like you, things are beginning to get rolling. and regions is

steven chu. the very first asian-american -- as ambassador to the republic of china.have a lot of accomplishments. it was not that accident, my friends. everyone of you know that you work hard. all these things are done on purpose. i want to let you know that we also can boast twice as many asian-americans on federal benches. those of us to understand the impact of the supreme court and what it can do or on june, we know that having asian-americans on the federal bench is a line up for appointments to the supreme court. thank you very much for this opportunity. i want to say that silicon valley is the birthplace of high-tech. silicon valley is the birthplace of norm. five minutes? thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, congressmen. we would have extended the five minutes if we got a karaoke's song. >> this event would have not been possible by the financial contributions of our sponsors. we want to thank chevron corp., wells fargo, mcdonald's, academy of arts university, at&t, southwest airlines. if you have not entered their raffled yet, do so later tonight. c

. >> steven chu frostburg -- stephen strasbourg is expected to take the mound tonight, but it could be one of his last gains for the season compared the team never set the exact number of innings he would pitch, but it is believe the number is between 1006180. -- 160 and180. hundreds of fans are fuming after they were stranded at the ballpark with no metro service home. the national to not have a standing agreement to keep the metro opened late show the game go beyond midnight. metro says it cost $30,000 to stay open late. it is tough to leave the game when it is exciting to >> it is hard metro says it needs to be planned ahead. >> and oklahoma mother thinks the policy at her son's school goes too far. she says the principal at her son's oklahoma city school made him turn a shared inside out. it is a university of michigan shared. they wanted him to where the local callers. he was told to only where an oklahoma university or an oklahoma state university shirt. school officials say they will review the policy i'm barack obama and i approve this message now mitt romney's attacking the pr

as he's known to rush limbaugh, obama czar steven chu.s pleased that the primary objectives of their project will allow residents and businesses in the partner cities to reduce their energy costs, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and stimulate the local economy by creating new jobs." there's paul ryan in writing, saying, government, through the stimulus spending, will -- his words -- stimulate the local economy by creating new jobs. talk about smoking guns. joining me now are michael grunwald, senior national correspondent for "time" and author of "the new new deal: the inside story of president obama's recovery act," and jonathan capehart, an editorial writer for "the washington post" and an msnbc contributor. michael, how surprised are you that congressman who, you know, danced all over the floor is saying the stimulus was the end of america, like paul ryan, then got stimulus money, saying that it would create new jobs? >> you know, it's funny. the stimulus has become my number one obsession. >> for a lot of us. it's our number one -- y

this is one of four letters personally signed by paul ryan to steven chu, the secretary of energy, askingrict district. so is he against the stimulus or for the stimulus? what do you think? >> it's really hard to know what he was thinking by denying those letters because on one hand you have these -- you have documented evidence that he asked for stimulus money and he won over, you know more than $20 million $20 million in his district. and i think he tried to get out of it by saying that this is a general constituent services thing that he did but, you know, it's -- i don't know. it's hard to know what he was thinking. he actually, late last night, there was a "new york times" article that he finally, owned up to it and apologized and said it was a mistake. >> forgot about it? is that what he said? something like that? >> i don't even remember exactly. >> just remember. >> used the word "mistake" and said, you know on one hand, he could have argued it wouldn't have been that hypocritical to say i opposed it but if everyone is getting money for it, i wasn't going to put my constituents at

one of the hearings where i was fired up was when we had secretary steven chu in front of the committee and we said what did you base giving 26 company's $16 billion on? was it on the merits, because you look at several of them going bankrupt, or was it because they were friends of the obama administration? we would love to have him back. secretary to, we have been asking you to come back for a hearing. he has yet to respond. we would like him to come back and answer questions. host: prior to entering politics, representative jordan was an assistant wrestling coach with ohio state university, got his bachelor's at the university of wisconsin, and a law degree. did you wrestle at wisconsin? guest: yes i did. host: you have three kids? guest: yes, two boys are involved in the wrestling program. host: how did you become a member of congress? guest: i never intended to. i was going to help student athletes, but you get married, you have children, you get tired of the government taking your money and telling you what to do. i decided to run for state representative in 1994, was successful, a

steven chu for coming out here. today is another day closer to victory and when we stand in the shadows of the senators we're sending a message they need to hear something to for what you're doing. we have allies in this effort. we have a group called concerned women of america. don't you love them? [applause] we travel the country together. if your great allies. i think i saw him at the chik-fil-a. isn't it great to stand up for freedom and eat in the world. [applause] so, please, of our good friend. [applause] >> thank you. good morning. thank you for coming out. president reagan said to us freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. we didn't pass in the bloodstream it must be fought for, protected and handed on to them to do the same. one day we will spend our years dillinger our children and our children's children what it was once like to be free. do you believe that? we are at a crucial moment in this nation's history. in fact we are at a tipping point. i don't know if we don't change the