they had to keep getting them renewed in those days, i think they did, but that wouldn't have gone uncontested. he did go up and see annenberg, that was in the tapes, about mounting some competition to the post. and even taking over the washington star, which later became the times. so there were a few things that i did when i left the white house, but most of the time -- and still, let's see, that was after i left the white house. >> after you left the white house. >> that was afterwards. wasn't anything we did during the campaign. you would be too vulnerable. >> when did you get the sense that you were going to be the fall guy for the watergate? >> well, i worried about that right after the election. there had been four or five episodes that made me really suspicious. i was coming to halderman's office, there was a meeting going on. and i opened the door because nobody told me not to. i was going into see bob. and john mitchell was right on the other side of the door, and he held the door, and he said what do you want. i said i want to see bob. he said well, we're in a meeting. we'd just as

we had an uncontested dunk and gilchrist wipes it out. we had a tale -- steal at midcourt. the kids tried really hard. i'm so proud of them. they prettied -- represented themselves and their school in such a first class manner but they obviously were the better team. tracy: what can you say about the resiliency of this team throughout the year? >> they're tough. we've come a long way and certainly have surprised a lot of people, maybe even ourselves a little bit. but when you care so much it's supposed to hurt. when you put yourself out there and sometimes it doesn't turn tout way you want it to but you can't get here unless you care and these kids certainly care. tracy: congratulations on a tremendous season. greg g.: congratulations indeed and congratulations to you guys. i've never seen four guys absolutely right on every game that you predicted throughout the season but it sure was fun. charles: i tell people, and i'm not just saying this -- i love the final four. i had never been until last year. it is an awesome event. but this tournament, when you have a chance, ever

we do not want people to have to come in and give testimony in an uncontested manner. but for the witnesses i mentioned earlier, the independent witnesses, i think there is no question that they will be subject to extensive cross-examination, and that will require redirect on our part, fill in the blanks, so i think ultimately, we all save ourselves and the witnesses are lot of trouble, because, remember, these witnesses do not work for the city. they did not ask to be called as witnesses. they did not ask to try to declarations. to the extent they are cooperating with us, they are cooperating out of a sense of civic duty, and i think we should try to make its board and on them not so heavy. >> mr. keith, the burden of submitting a declaration at the pails to the board and of actually having to testify in a proceeding like this, so if anybody can submit a declaration and not have to testify, i think they would agree that the board is much less than having to testify. >> i agree. if we think it would end at the declaration where there is uncontroversial, we have no prob

we had an uncontested dunk and gilchrist wipes it out. we had a tale -- steal at midcourt. the kids tried really hard. i'm so proud of them. they prettied -- represented themselves and their school in such a first class manner but they obviously were the better team. tracy: what can you say about the resiliency of this team throughout the year? >> they're tough. we've come a long way and certainly have surprised a lot of people, maybe even ourselves a little bit. but when you care so much it's supposed to hurt. when you put yourself out there and sometimes it doesn't turn tout way you want it to but you can't get here unless you care and these kids certainly care. tracy: congratulations on a tremendous season. greg g.: congratulations indeed and congratulations to you guys. i've never seen four guys absolutely right on every game that you predicted throughout the season but it sure was fun. charles: i tell people, and i'm not just saying this -- i love the final four. i had never been until last year. it is an awesome event. but this tournament, when you have a chance, ever

. >> jim: here's the inbounds, pass, and kansas uncontested.nd applause] >> jim: they pull off the comeback! and the jayhawks are moving on to monday night! [cheers and applause] closed captioning provided by cbs sports division captioned by captionmax www.captionmax.com ♪ [band playing] >> jim: sullinger in shock at midcourt. >> clark: i don't think even ohio state was ready for the inbounds. >> steve: they were in disarray, arguing with the official. craft was staring at the official like he is there. and he throws it up there and clearly crosses the line. i think it's a good call from the official and in ensuing chaos, i don't think that ohio state was ready. >> clark: as steve said, they were locked into what happened on the prior call. and the official put it in the hands of the inbounder and that ended it. >> jim: a kansas team that came back from 10 down to purdue to make the sweet 16 comes back from 13 to make the championship game match-up. >> clark: craft was clearly moving before the ball hit the rim. >> jim: and again, ohio state wa

we do not want people to have to come in and give testimony in an uncontested manner. but for the witnesses i mentioned earlier, the independent witnesses, i think there is no question that they will be subject to extensive cross-examination, and that will require redirect on our part, fill in the blanks, so i think ultimately, we all save ourselves and the witnesses are lot of trouble, because, remember, these witnesses do not work for the city. they did not ask to be called as witnesses. they did not ask to try to declarations. to the extent they are cooperating with us, they are cooperating out of a sense of civic duty, and i think we should try to make its board and on them not so h.

. >> jim: here's the inbounds, pass, and kansas uncontested.nd applause] >> jim: they pull off the comeback! and the jayhawks are moving on to monday night! [cheers and applause] closed captioning provided by cbs sports division captioned by captionmax www.captionmax.com ♪ [band playing] >> jim: sullinger in shock at midcourt. >> clark: i don't think even ohio state was ready for the inbounds. >> steve: they were in disarray, arguing with the official. craft was staring at the official like he is there. and he throws it up there and clearly crosses the line. i think it's a good call from the official and in ensuing chaos, i don't think that ohio state was ready. >> clark: as steve said, they were locked into what happened on the prior call. and the official put it in the hands of the inbounder and that ended it. >> jim: a kansas team that came back from 10 down to purdue to make the sweet 16 comes back from 13 to make the championship game match-up. >> clark: craft was clearly moving before the ball hit the rim. >> jim: and again, ohio state wa

we will not let you have any ground uncontested. that is a fighter stance, and it works well with republican voters and maybe some in the middle, but i think you play on the president's turf, and then you're into the problem of the language issue that you pointed out. there is a mile, more than a mile, an ocean of difference between respect and congratulate, and congratulations, any politician seen on stage congratulating himself, is not someone that goes over well with many voters. several congratulation is not a pretty thing to is see in any figure, and he is patting himself and rich people on the back. >> he wants people in this new speech of his to congratulate people that make a lot of money, it doesn't matter how they made it. a teach every doesn't make much, or the cop, forget them. that doesn't matter. if you make a ton of money, we should congratulate you and make you a leader. i have never seen it laid out like romney is laying it out. >> and he said obama is attacking success. the people behind the wall street melt down t

well fight, not let you have ground, that you can have just uncontested. that is a fighter stance and it works well with republican voters. might even work well with voters in the middle. as you say, i think you end up playing on president's turf. but this language issue as you just pointed out, there is a mile, more than a mile, many miles, an ocean of difference between respect and congratulations and congratulate any politician seen on stage congratulating himself is not someone that gez over well with voters. self congratulations is not a pretty thing to say in any public figure and romney is seen congratulating himself and rich people in the back. >> yeah, a quarter million and it's his. but now he wants people in the new speech of his to congratulate people who make a lot of money. teacher doesn't make a lot of money, and the cop who catches bad guys, forget them. if you are rich, we should congratulate you and make you a leader. i have never seen it laid out there like it he is now. >> and attacking success. meaning, attacking people who want it giv

sit out because they know it's a foregone conclusion through rigged secret money, gerrymandering, uncontested primaries, but our guests today say you you are right to feel this degree of anxiety and despair. but that the response is not hope and not anger, but action. and the action is directly contrary to your instinct. you want to disengage. say no, no. engage now more than you ever have because this country needs us more than it ever has. we start with contributing writer to the nation which brought some of those horrifying statistics to our attention and mark mekler, a coalition leading will this counter due difference proposal. you understand, mark, i layout these statistic, people watch my show, people read -- and they're like i'm out, i'm not watching msnbc, i'm not watching fox, i don't want -- i'm out of here. you understand that, but argue that it is the most dangerous worst possible thing that we must do, precisely the exact opposite, which you've now left the tea party. why. >> because will is precisely what the politicians want. this is what these giant corporations who pay the p

democrats and president obama spent a tremendous amount of time essentially uncontested in the democraticounding romney as antiwoman, saying that the republic party and its now gospel -- g.o.p. standard bearer romney ha v. put together host of he has begun the counter attack. accusing president obama of waging war on women. here is a little bit of what he said earlier today. >> this president has failed america's women. if i'm the next president of the united states, i goal to work to get american women good jobs, rising incomes, and growing businesses. >> that was earl -- earlier today. here in rhode island another attack accusing the president's policies economic proposals as essentially doing harm to women. the romney campaign as governor romney has said himself 92% of job losses during the last year in the obama administration have been to women. democrats are vehemently disputing that one fact checking organization actually questioned mr. rom anymore. romney campaign has sent a letter to that group saying you have got to check your facts. they are not backing down. 92% of job losses

. >> the president has the luxury of uncontested. >> north carolina they went in and did a test casedid not have a prayer and put their organization to work and won several stunning victories. they are using social media, the internet, and hand held devices to do what pat and john are describing in ways that have never been done before and below the radar. >>greg: john, doug and pat, thank you. >>heather: and you know what else looks good? easter means ham. lamb. jellybeans. baskets of chocolate. all delicious. right? but some are better for you than others. seven sneaky ways to eat healthy so you do not end up looking like ... an easter egg. [ gans ] [ marge ] psst. constipated? phillipscaplets use magnesiu an ingredient that rks more naturally with your colon than stulant laxatives, phillipscaplets use magnesiu for effective relie of constation without cramps. thanks. good morning, students. today we're gonna continue... >>greg: next sunday many will it is with family to celebrate easter and the tables will be loaded with fat future of fat and calories. >>heather: there is a more h

in order to be the nominee he has to get 1144 uncontested delegates. he has not done that yet. gingrich told reporters he is still in it to win it and he is hoping for an open convention. bill: in tampa. mitt romney inching even closer to the big benchmark. 650 delegates over halfway to the magic number of 1144. rick santorum, 281. newt gingrich, 135 and ron paul at 51. the next big delegate grab as i mentioned april 24th. five primaries, 219 delegates at stake. everyone will watch pennsylvania on that day coming up later this month. martha: as we told but the federal agency under fire spending close to a million bucks of your money over in sin city on a little boondoggle of a meeting and a little bit of clowning activity and some mind reading we're finding out now that may be the tip of the iceberg it appears. there is a new probe going on with the same agency. we'll find out what they dig up. bill: mitt romney urging reporters to investigate the white house. what he says he wants journalists to uncover. karl rove will react to that in a matter of moments. rove is on deck. mar