have given the green light to the controversial active bill instantly becoming a target of online tarnation but how's the internet change in the modern world including the political landscape or he's crosstalk delve deeper into that with a full show coming your way and the next hour here's a peek. people who are otherwise isolated in opinion or are fearful of that opinion being divulged in their context are suddenly made aware of the fact that many other people share that opinion they have a place they can gather and find out that they're not alone that makes a huge difference now they're also sharing it with a whole bunch of armchair revolutionaries and i've been one in some of these cases but it's an interesting case where the armchair revolutionaries can actually make a difference in the sense that ok john jimmy why would you be contrarian what is what is the difference ok the difference is that being aware of what's going on on the ground in a pretty granular way makes it possible to deliver the people to the people on the ground tools that make it easier for them to conduct the revolut

[applause] and now, i'd like to introduce the man i know will lead our party to victory and tarnationack to prosperity -- ladies and gentlemen, my husband, ned romney. -- mr. romney. mitt romney. >> thank you pennsylvania, delaware, rhode island, connecticut and new york! and [applause] tonight i can say thank you, america. after 43 primaries and caucuses, many long days and more than a few long nights, i can say with confidence -- and gratitude -- that you have given me a great honor and solemn responsibility. and, together, we will win on november 6th! [applause] we launched this campaign not far from here on a beautiful june day. on a farm in new hampshire. it has been an extraordinary journey. americans have always been eternal optimists. but over the last three and a half years, we have seen hopes and dreams diminished by false promises and weak leadership. everywhere i go, americans are tired of being tired, and many of those who are fortunate enough to have a job are working harder for less. for every single mom who feels heartbroken when she has to explain to her kids that she

if we miss the growth target by one term, at the cbs a week at $3.10 trillion tarnation steps are the next 10 years. i hear is my one chart i will impose on me. that is what the borrowing cost has been pared from 1970-1999, which had an average borrowing cost of 5.3%. the last three years we have been barring at an unrealistically low 1.5%. our debt gdp ratio is about 60%. we are far more creditworthy. over 100 term. that is about a 4% gap from historic. this of the '60s are much discretionary spending. that is a significant risk. if you weeks ago we debated the health care lot in the supreme court. the soap that is overturned. that represents a civilian deficit risk and no one is acknowledging. once obamacare action kicks in starting in 2016, for the next 10 years we will spend $2.40 trillion on that program. it to be paid for by taxes, fees and penalties. we have not enacted the sgr fix. we realize that or reduce access. what makes anybody believe will reduce medical are -- medicare dollars. this represents the deficit gap or $1.60 trillion. is that what happened next i'm not even m

if we miss the growth target by one term, at the cbs a week at $3.10 trillion tarnation steps are the next 10 years. i hear is my one chart i will impose on me. that is what the borrowing cost has been pared from 1970-1999, which had an average borrowing cost of 5.3%. the last three years we have been barring at an unrealistically low 1.5%. our debt gdp ratio is about 60%. we are far more creditworthy. now we're over 100 term. that is about a 4% gap from historic. this of the '60s are much discretionary spending. that is a significant risk. if you weeks ago we debated the health care lot in the supreme court. the soap that is overturned. that represents a civilian deficit risk and no one is acknowledging. once obamacare action kicks in starting in 2016, for the next 10 years we will spend $2.40 trillion on that program. it to be paid for by taxes, fees and penalties. we have not enacted the sgr fix. we realize that or reduce access. what makes anybody believe will reduce medical are -- medicare dollars. this represents the deficit gap or $1.60 trillion. is that what happened next i'm