but these are uncommitted...uy in the federal pokey and a candidate that nobody's ever heard of, voting against -- now, i love the obama campaign response which was, doesn't matter, we are not going to win-- >>> it's b.s. about the debt. $5 trillion in debt. i don't think that's going to fly. that's a campaign ad there. let me showue i showed last night the crossroads ad, of which you know a thing or two. but this is the romney campaign. i thought this was very effective. let's look. >> this is not a distraction. this is what this campaign's going to be about. >> cutbacks. >> they have lost their houses. they have zero credit. they can't find jobs. >> i have a hard time, in order to make ends meet. >> i have been looking for a job for 2 years, haven't found. >> seen too many small businesses go out of business. >> hard-working, good people -- they have had to go into foreclosure and bankruptcy. >> i just lost my job recently. >> all said and done. i had to file my own personal bankruptcy, close my business. >> i

ask uncommitted in the primaries. they win big. i'm michelle caruso-cabrera in for larry. "the kudlow report" is moments away. >> hewlett packard good. it's all europe. we're not going to chang until they fix the problem. i'm jim cramer and i will see you tomorrow! hey, michelle, what are you looking at? >> it is all about the euro, jimmy, you are right, an unraveling euro and europe. investors worried about an economic slowdown. why doesn't the president and washington see this? good evening, i'm michelle caruso-cabrera in for larry kudlow as he takes a few days off. this is "the kudlow report." radio talk show host lars larsson joins me as my special get tonight. the president is once against at another fund-raiser saying he has a new feeling about america by doubling down and attacking mitt romney, big business and private equity. this as team obama unveils two ads touting his record on medicare and veterans. no mention of obamacare. but things can't be good for the president when he loses 42% of the vote in his own primary against uncommitted. happened in kentucky. 40%

megyn: tkpwhroerpblg clooney is uncommitted. he keeps dating beauty after beauty. he never gets married. megyn: you can find out more about yesterday's primary results on both sides of the aisle and the latest in the race for the white house by checking out our website at foxnews.com/politics. the white house has now responded to stinging criticism from catholic leaders. dozens of catholic groups filed suit monday over religious freedom and the obamacare mandate that requires employers to provide contraception coverage. new york's outspoken archbishop cardinal timothy dolan saying the new rule is strangling the church and handcuffing religious institutions. when asked about cardinal dolan's remarks white house press secretary jay carney yesterday argued that the president's healthcare policy respects religious liberty and insures that women also have access to preventative services. the fight and controversy over the birth control mandate and religious freedom could bring more special interest groups to the 2012 campaign. check out this. catholics called to witness

>> that there are uncommitted voters? >> uh-huh, democrats. >> no, i don't think so.sting to be votesing for obama. i don't think that's as big a problem for him. the bigger problem is trying to find some republicans who might be willing to vote for him. >> no, that's not a problem either. that's not going to happen. >> wow, shut down gates. maggie, that speaks to a lack of enthusiasm, does it not? or a protest vote. >> no, kentucky and west virginia, we can take those democrats. >> what's virginia matters because it's coal country so there's some bleedover effect in terms of virginia and ohio. but on the whole, these are democrats much more conservative than the registration usually is on the coast and other things. it doesn't mean anything. these are not states he was going to win, period. >> i'm just agreeing. one of the most amazing things we never get to look at is state by state polling within a given national poll. if you're in chicago and boston, this he don't care about the national polls. one of the reasons is because the president, if you look at the presid

your home state opted for uncommitted and then in arkansas he beat a tennessee lawyer named john wolf but really by fifty eight to forty one percent which isn't all that much considering this is a random lawyer and you're the president of the united states but it was tom wolfe . on fire the van and for kentucky the really fascinating part is it didn't even take a mullet you know to almost be obama which i mean i always vote for a good mullet and i acknowledge yes let's do that but i think it's really it's really got us in a thing because here obama is literally almost losing to himself it's anyone but obama and you know a lot of people have said that racism volves and i have to say i don't think that's the case i think that what we're talking about here especially in kentucky are people that are concerned about the issues they're concerned about things like energy where they're very dense obama when we're talking about coal and that's democrats and republicans alike but i actually make some say it's probably a lot more than just. stuff goes into it but i'm saying it's been thrown i th

and uncommitted is, of course, uncommitted. the president is hoping to generate a huge turnout among the democratic base with top heavy margins for him. if all he can do is get 58% of the democrats in kentucky or the democrats in arkansas, then to vote for him, let alone turn out, that indicates a tremendous weakness in his vote. >> so let me get this out of the way because some people will say it really doesn't matter, people just fooling around when he goes to the polls because he's the incumbent. what do you say to that? >> fooling around because they don't like him. if you were an obama fan and you walked out in the rain or whatever to go vote, you'd vote for obama. i mean, obviously, in voting for a guy that's totally unknown or in west virginia, 40% voted for a guy who was in jail. in texas. yeah, in that case, you're obviously showing some discontent. and this is a group he not only has to carry, he has to generate a huge turnout among them. >> so the other defense of that result is that, well, these are two states that

in kentucky, about 42% of registered democrats selected uncommitted.n ash arc, about 40% of voters backed attorney john wolf who is actually running for the democratic presidential nomination. though president obama's nomination is, of course, a given, yesterday's results put a spotlight on the challenges he may face for support in the south. >>> new this morning, police are investigating a fatal pedestrian accident in clinton, maryland. a man was hit by a car just after 11:30 last night at branch avenue and kirby rod. the driver we are told stayed on the scene. >>> police are offering a $25,000 reward for information on the whereabouts of a man named raynard cook. he has been on the run since february after police say he shot yolanda stone in front of the couple's young churn. stone remained in critical condition until sunday when she passed away. fox 5's paul wagner has the story. >> reporter: this is raynard cook, a long-time d.c. resident who goes by the aliases of rayvon stone, don fitzgerald hancock and demarco brown. have you seen him in he can

president obama lost a majority of counties in kentucky to uncommitted. now that's embarrassing. especially considering the fact that it was just a couple of weeks ago he almost lost in west virginia to a guy in prison. >> i'm jealous. doocy and they -- >> got a lot of play. >> look, he may lose the texas democratic primary tonight. he's 42% to a convicted felon, and uncommitted in arkansas and kentucky, and all these democrats attacking him. >> do you remember what he said he wanted to run as the underdog? they are getting their wish. i thought march could not be a worse month for them but april was worse and it may be even worse in may. but i chose july 6th on twitter to say that's the when you are going to see the amazing obama campaign recovery stories, how brilliant they are, and there will be a dip in september and then full force october 20th, they got their groove, they are going to win. that's what the media narrative will be. >> by attacking private enterprise the president has lost the moderates. he didn't understand the private enterprise is the bread and butter of am

uncommitted has great advantage he never vetoed keystone pipeline. never support the a controversial health care bill. i think they're looking to send a message to president obama that they're not happy with president obama obama and the direction. bill: four in 10 democratic voters choose someone other than president obama. how long can they run with that? is that a day or more than that? >> i don't this it will be very long. there will be late night jokes on the comedy channels but in the long run i don't think this is something that will be so significant for the president. bill: jamie, thanks for coming in. jamie weinstein from the daily caller. appreciate your time there in washington, d.c.. >> thank you for having me. bill: martha. martha: on the other side of the aisle governor romney swept the contests in arkansas and kentucky. so he inched a bit closer to that gop nomination for president. he is now 79 delegates shy of the magic number which is 1144. so getting pretty close there. a win in the texas primary this week will likely seal his vic

but when it comes down to convincing the band of voters who are uncommitted or undecided, and inelegant and inartful and the proverbial hammer hitting the mosquito there's nothing that moves you like paid television. does that have the potential to evolve? yes. >> if i could add a little something to chris because i think there's an important thing for people to consider on the television point which is, you know, you mentioned is there something that's going to tip us to more of an online technology communication stream for voters to campaign. a lot has to do with demographics. the reason why chris will testify to the strength of television because if you're able to buy time in local evening news you're going to hit more people to vote. they are an older demographic, and those are traditionally people that are very responsible about their civic duty and vote in the general and primary the election. there's a science to where these markets exist and chris is very experienced in that, but really with the consumer of information that is the younger generation now as they continue to get o

almost identical. 42 percent of registered democrats cast ballots against the president choosing uncommittednstead. that 40ish number keeps coming up. two weeks ago a federal prison inmate keith judd won 41 percent of the vote in the west virginia democratic primary. these are not serious challenges to the president's nomination. all three of these states voted for john mccain last time around. it shows how the reelection compla campaign will not only have to come up with on the fence voters but voters from their own party. >>> let's go to the other stories making headlines. exactly one year ago after a toerp d tornado ripped through joplin, new jersey. this is what it did to the inside of an emergency room at st. johns hospital. sweeping up everything in site destroying that medical center completely. a new center is being built. remembering those who lost their lives that day. >> folks participating in a unity walk before they stopped for a moment the of silence. image frantically calling 911 for help instead of assistance you get complete silence followed by snoring. it happened to a woma

get this, uncommitted got 42% in kentucky. obama doing a great job. but this is the big one.to 41% over obama. in florida. with 29 electoral votes. that is a big one. >> bob: that is why we're the underdog. >> kimberly: he needs florida and virginia. >> bob: we'll be lucky to win. >> dana: starts this week, the first memorial -- what do you mean? what does that mean? >> greg: i live in the area they frequent. >> dana: these are pictures from my apartment. because the ships were coming up this week. this is the bi bisentennial. see the one in the back there? >> greg: if you walk the streets of new york city, you can see group of service men, you have to buy them drinks. that is the rule. you have to buy them shots, buy them drinks. >> dana: you thaw on "sex and the city." remember that episode? >> greg: that was one of my favorites. are you kidding? banned phrase of the day. walking back. i think i used it three times yesterday. instead, just say you're running scared. when you say something, and then you're forced to walk back. that means someone slapped your hand and told yo

. >> four out of ten in kentucky voted for uncommitted. west virginia, incarcerated felon took 40%.ults suggest a growing dissatisfaction with the president among white, working class voters in the region one analyst calls the hill billy fire wall. >> the kind of weakness that president obama showeded yesterday, in the arkansas and kentucky primaries could hurt him in the general election. in communities that are the target states of people with similar origins and beliefs. >> compounding the problem for the president, the new quinnipiac poll finds him down by 6% to romney. >> key state of florida with 29 electoral votes, the third most in country. not good for president obama campaign. >> capitalizing on the trend, the romney campaign released a new web ad. stories from the obama economy. >> we have seen layoff. >> in an interview with "time" magazine, romney upped the ante promising unemployment would go down to 6% if he is elected. >> the sluggish economy especially in the key areas among working class whites has the administration working on a familiar line of blame. you all kno

you have to look at the entire delegate process of going back and taking committed delegates and uncommittedpoint is, is ron paul going to shake up or cause problems at the convention. i'll start with you. is there any reason to think that ron paul will be a thorn in the side of mitt romney? >> i hope he is. and i hope he shakes up this convention, because that's what -- on one hand is obviously going to work for democrats because the republican party right now really needs to put out a united front, and make it look like they like mitt romney which we know nobody does. but the republican party needs to be shaken up a little bit. i don't like ron paul's policies, but it's good to actually have somebody there that might be able to bring different ideas. might be able to bring some real thought to foreign policy especially considering that mitt romney doesn't really have a foreign policy but it is using these weird arcane rules, see if they can get him a better slot when it comes to speaking at the convention, and i'm kind of excited to see what he might bring to the table. >> does any of that

leaders much attached values to high standards and have no tolerance for the uncommitted. all these things are relevant today to the world you and i live in. there's much encourage creativity among their subordinates. leaders must provide direction and never let them wander aimlessly. chieftain's much be willing to make personal sacrifices for their good of their huns. chieftains must encourage healthy competition but must contain it when such becomes a detriment to the tribe. the spirit of the lot is greater than its letter. chieftains must never tread the cloak of honor and dignity. chieftains told a profound conviction of duty. the principle to leadership is timeless. human nature remains a constant. always use the word "leadership" and not manage. you must set the example by being a strong effective leader who motivates his team to achieve to the full potential of the entire team. you must have an atmosphere of mutual trust and respect. you were in this trust and respect by treating others as you would like to be treated. trust and respect our fragile. -- trust and res

where more than four out of ten democrats voting in the democratic primary chose someone else or uncommitted obama. >>stuart: any idea why president obama would do this in was he speaking from a script? did he have a teleprompter or just an off the cuff remark that he probably should not have made? >>guest: well, i'm going to bet $100 because why think i will lose it it was an off the cuff remark. that's typical for vice president biden. that is why some people love him. and other people regard him as a gaffe machine. but he doesn't use teleprompters to the degree that most politicians do. >>stuart: will you make the political judgment that joe biden is a plus or a minus for president obama in this campaign >>guest: well, it depends whether they can install one of the seven-second we delay mechanisms you use. >>stuart: they can't. >>guest: if they could get the seven seconds in there, i think he would be more helpful. look, he is good at campaigning in places where president obama just isn't popular. certain parts of pennsylvania, and ohio, and wisconsin, and he did this in 2008. on the whol

when have you people who have felony records were uncommitted. >> 40% of the vote -- against a sittingthat's a problem. >> when six -- when six term u.s. senators from the republican party are turned out by other members of the republican party, it suggests that the robbery party is at war with itself. that war will continue. >> you are going to say your party, but you know that i am a democrat. >> we are going to unite in one sentence, a commercial break. we'll be right back. more on the great american panel when we come back. still to come tonight, sean's interview with actor andy garcia, coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the jeep grand cherokee has won more than just respect. ♪ dave, i've downloaded a virus. yeah. ♪ dave, where are we on the new laptop? it's so slow! i'm calling dave. [ telephone rings ] [ male announcer ] in a small business, technology is all you. that's why you've got us. at the staples pc savings event, for a limited time get up to $200 off select computers. staples. that was easy. and also to build my career. so i'm not about to always let my frequent bladd

. >> north carolina. 21% voted uncommitted. state. >> again, back to the southern thing. i think there is still a southern hangover, yes. >> where you have, local elections, conservatives. >> that's a state that they want to contest. they want it to be a swing state. they need some of those democrats to come home. >> all right. we're going to talk about vp stuff. bobby jindal, interesting answer, coming up. paul ryan stumping for the -- i mean the reagan library. and the saturday might massacre who eventually fired arch bauld cox? years later block the nomination in the supreme court. referring to political nominee not get ak job and sharing elliott richardson apparently asked bork to stay so there wouldn't be a constitutional crisis and that's why bork reluctantly stayed on and did the firing and testifying to that in a court hearing. >>> you're watching "the daily rundown" only on msnbc. lots to grow on. let's see what people think. it's a steak-over. it's juicy. it's tender. it seems like it just melts in my mouth. that's a

when have you people who have felony records were uncommitted. >> 40% of the vote -- against a sittingdent, that's a problem. >> when six -- when six term u.s. senators from the republican party are turned out by other members of the republican party, it suggests that the robbery party is at war with itself. that war will continue. >> you are going to say your party, but you know that i am a democrat. >> we are going to unite in one sentence, a commercial break. we'll be right back. more on the great american panel when we come back. still to come tonight, sean's interview with actor andy garcia, coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the jeep grand cherokee has won more than just respect. ♪ at bank of america, we're lending and investing in communities across the country. from helping to revitalize a neighborhood in brooklyn... financing industries that are creating jobs in boston... providing funding for the expansion of a local business serving a diverse seattle community... and lending to ensure a north texas hospital continues to deliver quality care. because the more we can do in

arkansas and the kentucky primaries with over 40% of the democratic voters in those state, voted for uncommittedthan their president. >> greta: this being so penitentiary to the democratic party and president obama won in 2008 by 12-14 points, why hasn't he called up president obama and said, come on, help me? do politicking with me? >> the mayor of milwaukee doesn't want obama's negatives and obama doesn't want it because he doesn't want the loss to be attributable to him and it would be if he came in and campaigned. but everybody knows this is front and center -- not just about the presidential election. when you look at the fact that state and local governments spend huge amounts of their budget, probably a third of it on education and that that is tightly controlled by the unions, and this would free that control, this is absolutely pivotal. we have tried everything in education reform, dumping in more money, higher starns, all kinds of stuff. the only thing that really works is freeing them of union control and giving people a choice of where to send their children. that's what is at stake

kentucky, 42% of registered democrats selected uncommitted.olfe drew 42% of the vote. and a federal prison inmate drew 41% of the vote in west virginia's democratic primary. do these anti-obama democrats really matter? kristen welker traveling with the president joins us now from colorado springs. let's put last night's results into context for everybody. why is there this notable anti-obama sentiment among democrats in these selected states? >> reporter: hi, there, thomas. these are the types of headlines that republicans are going to cheer, they're going to talk about. the reality is these states are just not friendly to president obama, these southern appalachian states. so the obama campaign, not necessarily expecting to get more than 60% of the vote. and the folks at first read point out, thomas, that a lot of the folks who vote in the democratic primaries in those states actually go on to vote republican in the general election. so that gives you a little bit of context. but these states just don't like president obama. some analysts say

we saw democratic primaries as much as 40% show uncommitted rather than president obama.he latest "the washington post" poll shows among middle class white voters who say they are struggling romney has a substantial lead 58 to 32% over the president. now, so the country has unemployment at 8.1%. it's never ever been this high. at this point in the presidential campaign, going all the way back to 1948, when the u.s. bureau of labor statistics actually started keeping track. that is seriously uncharted and dangerous territory for an incumbent president. a great opportunity for romney to tout his own business experience while blasting the president is uneffective. mr. obama is trying to neutralize romney's criticism attacks that portray him greedy biz man cares more about profits than people. romney is way ahead with middle class white voters particularly those hurt by the economy. harris? >> harris: interesting because we have seen a pivot with romney calling presumptive rival by name far earlier than we would in election process this early. carl cammeron? >> usually harris

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in kentucky, didn't uncommitted get 4 out of every 10 votes.le between that, west virginia and arkansas, there's some problems. >> not a rousing endorsement for the president of the united states. meanwhile, you know over the last couple of weeks, we've heard the democrats beating the drum, the president -- rather, the former governor of massachusetts's experience running bain capital. bain bad, yesterday joe biden ratcheted it up at keane state university in keane, new hampshire. listen to what he said about plumbers. >> your job as president is to promote the common good. that doesn't mean the private equity guys are bad guys. they're not! but that no more qualifies you to be president than being a plumber! it doesn't -- and by the way, there are a lot of awful smart plumbers. >> so i think that was not in the teleprompter. to talk about plumbers because why would you go back to joe the plumber who by the way is really upset that there was that accusation that plumbers couldn't be president. keep in mind, joe the plumber is what started this

in kentucky, 42% of democratic primary voters voted for uncommitted rather than voting for president obama. you might remember this comes just two weeks after democrats in west virginia gave 41 pest of the vote to a convicted felon. president obama is not expected to win any of those states come november. some of that has to do with white voters in the south refusing to support a black president. but many people are also unhappy with president obama's policies on energy and coal. in other news, congressman brad sherman came up with a clever idea to get pictures of his family into the media. it is so clever, we'll give it to him. he sent two version of a mailer to jewish voters. one with his mom and one with her photo shopped out knowing it would spark possible controversy and it did. in a video posted on buzzfeed sherman explains this was totally intentional. the strategy, he says, is that people will see his family and vote for him. he's running against a fellow jewish democratic congressman in a redistricted district here in california. it would be california's 30th district. that

percentage of democratic voters made their presidential protests known in kentucky's primary choosing uncommitted over the president. >>> today the so-called cradle of civilization writes a new chapter in history. 50 million egyptians can begin voting today in a landmark presidential election. it's the latest ripple from arab spring when outrage citizens rose up and toppled dictators and the thugs that kept them in power. you remember these pictures. history making pictures. this is history making too. it's egypt's first presidential election since the revolution that ousted hosni mubarak. he's awaiting the verdict that he killed protesters during this very uprising. let's head to cairo and get the latest for you. ben wedeman is there. what's the turn out like, ben? >> reporter: the turnout has been fairly good but this is a two-day election. polls are open from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. this time it's 3:00 in the afternoon in cairo. people are getting out of work and they're coming to vote. by in large the atmosphere has been very positive, very upbeat. people very happy to be able to for the first

he is he has run for congress four times unsuccessfully 42% of democrats said they were uncommitted ratheror president obama. this comes two weeks after voters in west virginia gave a convicted felon 41% of the primary vote. president obama is not expected to win any of those states come november. last time john mccain won 59% in arkansas, and democrats will say some of that has to do with white voters in the south not wanting to support at black president. others will tell you voters are unhappy with the president's stanchion on energy and coal. the online organizing tool dashboard is intend today act like a virtual campaign field office generally intrp act on time. campaign wants to replicate the power and advantage it has from 2008. looks like facebook. you can sign on for the first time if you want. use your facebook account or go to mybarackobama if you can remember it. we are back with more right after the break. >>the state of the 2012 campain. brought to you by spiriva handihaler. if you have copd like i do you know how hard it can be to breathe and what that feels like. copd inclu