. >> senator ron johnson on the senate budget committee and joins us from wisconsin. the u.s. i should add they are closing up at the romney event behind them. senator, tell me, you are on the budget committee. you are a republican. and if the democrats had the majority in the senate. explain to me what you know about when the senate is going to have a vote on a budget. >> i don't know whether we're going to have one. president obama criticizing the house budget. but it actually got some votes in favor of it. the last year president obama 2012 budget lost zero to 97 in the senate. last week, the current budget lost 0-414 in the house. that is a stunning repudiation of his leadership. it shows the abdocation of leadership when we face the type of financial crisis. he is refusing to put forward a series enough budget not even one member of his party would vote for it. amazing. >> greta: let me just say, i'm essentially, i don't want to get in the weeds with you and i didn't want to do it with representative waserman schultz. i am trying to figure when we can move the process for

. >> senator ron johnson on the senate budget committee and joins us from wisconsin. the u.s.e. i should add they are closing up at the romney event behind them. senator, tell me, you are on the budget committee. you are a republican. and if the democrats had the majority in the senate. explain to me what you know about when the senate is going to have a vote on a budget. >> i don't know whether we're going to have one. president obama criticizing the house budget. but it actually got some votes in favor of it. the last year president obama 2012 budget lost zero to 97 in the senate. last week, the current budget lost 0-414 in the house. that is a stunning repudiation of his leadership. it shows the abdocation of leadership when we face the type of financial crisis. he is refusing to put forward a series enough budget not even one member of his party would vote for it. amazing. >> greta: let me just say, i'm essentially, i don't want to get in the weeds with you and i didn't want to do it with representative waserman schultz. i am trying to figure when we can move the process f

correspondent steve brown sets the stage for us from wisconsin. >> after nibbling on cheese curds, ricktorum gave those wanting him to drop out something from 2008. >> week or two before the election, hillary clinton concedeed he is wasn't going to win. that didn't hurt them at all. >> only wisconsin appears close. real clear politics average has romney in front by 7-1/2 percentage point and while campaigning romney focus was again on the general election. >> these have not been great times the last three year of president president's obama's p. he likes to say he didn't cause the recession, he inherited it. that is true. but he is responsial for fact that the turn-around has take son long. >> they laid it on thick. lots of robo calls three a day at this professor's home. >> i'm amazed because it's tuned in to an annoyance. voters don't like being anno annoyed. >> reporter: barring a backlash, romney appears to be for a sweep to make the delegate map for daunting for santorum. 1100 delegates are still up for grabs after tuesday. romney would need less than half of those. santorum would

. >> senator ron johnson on the senate budget committee and joins us from wisconsin. the u.s.hould add they are closing up at the romney event behind them. senator, tell me, you are on the budget committee. you are a republican. and if the democrats had the majority in the senate. explain to me what you know about when the senate is going to have a vote on a budget. >> i don't know whether we're going to have one. president obama criticizing the house budget. but it actually got some votes in favor of it. the last year president obama 2012 budget lost zero to 97 in the senate. last week, the current budget lost 0-414 in the house. that is a stunning repudiation of his leadership. it shows the abdocation of leadership when we face the type of financial crisis. he is refusing to put forward a series enough budget not even one member of his party would vote for it. amazing. >> greta: let me just say, i'm essentially, i don't want to get in the weeds with you and i didn't want to do it with representative waserman schultz. i am trying to figure when we can move the process forward

. >> kim joins us from marshfield, wisconsin, republican line. good morning. >> caller: yes, hello. my question is, wouldn't it greatly simplify the tax code if the corporate income tax was completely eliminated and all interest dividends, capital gains be taxed as income, and this fairness issue, then, would go away and we would have a better economy because corporations aren't under the pressures of congress and the tax code? >> well, i think that's a very -- that is a proposal that many people have suggested integrating the corporate and the individual income tax. and, in fact, in the law today, there is a type of corporation. the subchapter-s corporation where the losses and revenues are passed through the shareholders but it still has the corporate limited liability. you still have to calculate the corporation's net income. so even having no taxation on a corporation and taxing income, dividend, profits, losses to the individual shareholders, you would still have to figure out, what is that corporation's net income? so that certainly gives us lots of opportunity to create lots

joining us from brookville, wisconsin is the candidate that needs to persuade leaders and voters thathe race is not over yet. welcom to "fox news sunday". >> thank you, chris. >> chris: two of the conservative young guns endorsed mitt romney and suggested you and others should get out of the race. take a look at what they had tooto say. >> it is important to coales as conservatives. sno>> they say only way to have a floor fight in august in tampa and that will deliver four more year to bark obama. >> chris: senator, do you feel added pressure to get out of the race and give mitt romney a clear shot at barack obama? >> guest: you should have told kansas when they were down 20 point in the first half. it is almost over and you guys should pack it in. this race is not at half time. governor romney is not halfway to the magic number and we look at the calendar and we feel good about where we are going. and four years ago, everyone said we have to wrap this thing up and we did and john mccain was the nominee and barack obama and hillary clinton went in the summer and pounded it out . guess

. >> well, tuesday could be rick santorum's last chance to shake up the race and he joins us now from wisconsin senator santorum, good morning and welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you, savannah, good to be with you. >> you have spent the week shuffleboarding your way through wisconsin yet our poll has romney ahead by seven points. you call yourself the candidate of the rust belt of the midwest. can you afford to lose another midwestern state and still make that argument that you are the candidate who can win these battlegrounds in this election? >> you look at the voters that we're attracting. they were the key to the reagan coalition of winning indiana, ohio, wisconsin and places like that. they're lower income, folks who are blue collar workers that were the reagan democrats and the reagan moderates, if you will, that joined us. that's the kind of votes we're getting here. yo look at the crowds and even the polls, we he feel very, very comfortable that we'll do very, very well in wisconsin. we're being outspent four or five to one. not as bad as we were in ohio and uhl ill but still

joining us from brookfield, wisconsin, is the candidate would needs to persuade voters and g.m. leaders this race is not over, senator rick santorum. welcome back to fox news sunday. >>guest: thank you, good to be with you. >>chris: two conservative young guns, paul ryan and rubio endorsed romney and suggested that you and the others should get out of the race. take a look what they had to say. >> it is important we coalesce and focus on getting the president. >> they say the only one that can when is having a floor fight in tampa in august and that is a recipe for deliver four more years to president obama. >>chris: senator do you feel pressure, now, to get, or added pressure to get out the race? >>guest: no. you know, you should have told kansas last night when they are down 20 points in the first half it is almost over and you should pack it in. look, this race is not even half time, we have not selected half the delegates and governor romney is not halfway to the magic number, and we look at the calendar and we feel very good about where we are going and we, four years ago,

from fox news in washington. well, after a week off republican voters return to the polls tuesday for three more primaries. joining us now from brookfield, wisconsin, is the candidate who needs to persuade voters and gop leaders this race is not over yet, senator rick santorum. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> well, thank you, chris. good to be with you this morning. >> chris: this week i don't have to tell you two of the conservative young guns in the party, paul ryan and marco rubio endorsed mitt romney and suggested that you and the others should get out of the race. take a look at what they had to say. >> i think it is important that we just coalesce as conservatives and focus on defeating the president in the fall. >> they are saying the only way to win the race is by having a floor fight in tampa in august and i think that is a recipe to deliver four more years to barack obama. >> chris: , senator, do you feel added pressure to get out of the race and give mitt romney a clear shot at barack obama? >> no. you know, you you should have told kansas last night when they were down 20 points in the first half you know what it is almost over a

from fox news in washington. well, after a week off, republican voters return to the policy tuesday for three more primaries. joining us now from brookfield, wisconsin is the candidate a who needs to persuade voters and gop leaders that the race is not over yet. senator rick santorum. welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank, you, chris, good to be but. >> two of the young conservative guns of the party suggested that you and the others should get out of the race. take a look at what they had to say. >> i think it's important that we just coalesce as conservatives and focus on defeating the president in the fall. >> they are saying the only one who can win the race is by having a floor fight in tampa and i think that's a recipe to deliver for four years to obama. >> do you feel added pressure to get out of race and give mitt romney a clear shot at obama? >> no. you should have told kansas last night when they were down 20 points in the first half, it's almost over and you should pack it in. we haven't even selected half the delegates yet. romney isn't halfway to the magic number. we look at the calendar ahead and we feel very, very good about where

from fox news in washington. well, after a week off republican voters return to the polls tuesday for three more primaries. joining us now from brookfield, wisconsin, is the candidate who needs to persuade voters and gop leaders this race is not over yet, senator rick santorum. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> well, thank you, chris. good to be with you this morning. >> chris: this week i don't have to tell you two of the conservative young guns in the party, paul ryan and marco rubio endorsed mitt romney and suggested that you and the others should get out of the race. take a look at what they had to say. >> i think it is important that we just coalesce as conservatives and focus on defeating the president in the fall. >> they are saying the only way to win the race is by having a floor fight in tampa in august and i think that is a recipe to deliver four more years to barack obama. >> chris: , senator, do you feel added pressure to get out of the race and give mitt romney a clear shot at barack obama? >> no. you know, you you should have told kansas last night when they were down 20 points in the first half you know what it is almost over a

joining us from madison, wisconsin, the man with the answer, peter greenberg, cbs news travel editor. great to have you with us. good morning. >> good morning. >> what is pushing airfares higher? >> well, believe it or not, it's not just fuel or the fear of fuel prices going higher. it's about capacity. the airlines are cutting flights, cutting routes. when you have that fewer planes equals fewer flights and seats, the law of supply and demand kicks in and airfares have no place to go but up. in some culprit is the attacks. in the united kingdom that can add $100 to $150 to the cost of your ticket. that plus seasonal increase in fuel prices talks about that. >> when you talk about supply and demand, all of a sudden have you this influx of demand usually over the summer. is that one of the reasons we might see prices go higher. >> we have already seen prices domestically 19% year over year, overseas flights 22% higher. there's no reason to indicate it's going to go lower. it's going to go higher. >> you heard it here from peter greenberg. thank you for the great news. i want to talk to

one on the se other side. >> give us your name and tell ue where you're from. >> i'm joeljo cypress from dulu, minnesota. i work in superior.wisco welcome to wisconsinculture is alive and use] well. >> thank you. >> we had some real interesting meetings at the old town taverny last february and march to do some planning for things in the streets. i've always heard or i once heard that when new hampshire wp was debating ratifying the constitution. >> oh, no. >>> i like the way this is going. >> no. >> that it was going to be a close vote and the pro constitution forces, some delegates took some anti-s it out lunch and got them drunk ano they missed the vote and that'sn how the constitution got truth ratified. is there any truth toing that. >> duh.th >> this is the respect with which we will answer any question. >> that will really encourage people to ask questions. >> we're doing capitalism and yu democracy. you foe where they come together is at election time and it begao before the revolution are treatinging in virginia, that is if you're in one of those con oe testified elections and most ofh them weren't for the house ofburg ess, you would treat

from wisconsin. alcee not what santorum used to bash california's higher education. and the cds 5 and today weather center good evening fiorina back in the forecast of the days to expected as eyewitness news continues. the card with bags of marijuana plants from four downtown locations along in two of saddam university which offers courses for people interested in the pot industry. federal agents also visited the home of the founder who briefly detained him but did not arrest him. medical supporters were outraged screaming obscenities at the agents. >>> you can use it as a madison and here we are ratings on the does no harm to anybody they comply with state and local laws but as far as the feds are concerned all marijuana fanatical included is illegal. >>> dozens of protesters and police custody tonight after san francisco police evicted them from building that the catholic church owns. officers say they removed about 75 occupiers this afternoon but not before they cause some major damage. walls covered with graffiti by pictures smash, which is endorsed barricaded in

for us you see how the showers are stretched out from wisconsin coming through towards ohio, down to r southwest. the heaviest stuff through southwestern virginia. a storm system that pushed through us really bringing just some wet snow showers now on the back end to parpts of new york state and -- parts of new york state and new england. we'll watch the future cast. a relatively quiet pattern for us for the next couple of days. lots of sunshine here through the afternoon. clear skies tonight. that will allow another chilly night in spots. there are already some freeze warnings and frost advisories off to our north and east across extreme northeastern maryland, parts of pennsylvania and delaware and jersey for tonight. as we head through the day on tuesday, again another sunny, quiet day. a little warmer. winds switch to the southwest. we should make below 70s in many spots tomorrow if not the upper 60s. by wednesday morning we're going to watch some showers here in west virginia. watch what happens in the afternoon. looks like some of these could develop toward us, especially south s

correspondent for the "the nation," my favorite progressive magazine john nichols joining us from madison, wisconsinalous i don't get to be in the studio with you two fine commentators. >> come on to washington. you know you are welcome any time. >> i will be there next week doing stuff next week. >> are you ready? really? >> if you have any time, seriously, let us know. >> i will let you know. >> jo john's latest book called "uprising" how wisconsin renewed the politics of protest from madison to wall street." the people of wisconsin did that. now we have to take it all the way to the recall of scott walker. how is it going? >> well, it's just a damn fascinating process. i've got to tell you. we had filing deadline last week for the primaries because unlike in some states when you have a recall, it simply sparks a reverender on the person sitting in. you vote yes or no on whether they should continue. >> like california. >> yeah. wisconsin does not do that. wisconsin simply if the recall is filed, you initiate an entire new election and so we are in that process. and on tuesday the democratic and r

kiki mclean and rich gale in and from milwaukee, wisconsin state senator lena taylor. also joining usols, author of "uprising." he lives and works out of wisconsin, but joins us from denver. thank you for being here. john, i want to start with you since are you new to our table, via satellite. rick santorum this week is saying he won't be unrealistic about staying in the race, but i wonder, if santorum loses wisconsin is this the end of santorum's campaign? >> it's pretty close to that. rick santorum has gone in in a big way in wisconsin. he campaigned hard, went to the right places, has gone to the factory towns of wisconsin's eastern shore along lake michigan. those are traditional, blue collar and very overwhelmingly catholic areas where he thought he would make a real break through. he cap pained hard with the burgeoning religious right in wisconsin. to be honest, he hit the ground well. went bowling in sheboygan, or fond du lac and hit three strikes. people said this guy, doing it right. the problem is that mitt romney really recognized the threat of wisconsin. wisconsin is a mav

from progressive. >>> good to have you back here with us in dison, wisconsin. from the republican presidential primary. most of the state voters are focused on a different election. that's the recall election that has four senate seats. over the weekend, walker is on the defensive. >> i look forward to this opportunity. i relish this. this for me and becky and the senator s a chance for us to go across the state and tell one of the most powerfully messages in the country. do we want a governor who firmly stands with the hard working taxpayers of this great state. >> scott walker must be desperate if he wants us to believe that he stands with workers of wisconsin. the chairman of a republican national committee made it clear the stakes could not be higher for the republican party. >> my pledge to you especially here in wisconsin is to be this governor's partner lock step. anything scott walker needs from the rnc, scott walker is going to get from the rnc. >> walker has the full support of the rnc. stop it right there. just remember that. walker has the full supp

on the other side. >> give us your name and tell us where you're from. >> i'm joel, i'm from duluth, minnesota. i work in superior. welcome to wisconsin, where tavern culture is alive and well. [ applause ] >> we had some real interesting meeting at the old town taverns last february and march. i'm to do some planning for things in the streets. i've always heard or i once heard that when new hampshire was debating ratifying the constitution -- >> oh, no. >> i like the way this is going. >> that it was going to be a close vote and the pro constitution forces, some delegates took some antis out to lunch and they missed the vote. is there any truth to that? >> duh. >> that will encourage people. >> you know what, we're doing capitalism and democracy, you know where they come together. it's election time and it began before the revolution with treating in virginia. that is if you're in one of those contested elections and most of them weren't, you would treat every voter. and they would be totally drunk. so yeah, it's one of the things that had to be reformed if there was going to be ultimately with the australian ballot. as long as votin

us. they love it here. [applause] lady nation, tonight's lady hero hails from wisconsin where embattled governor scott walker has just repealed the state's equal pay enforcement act which allows legal recourse for women who have been paid less for equal work. hot tip: if you are going to sue your employer for unequal pay, hire a lady lawyer. it's much cheaper. but walker is not tonight's lady hero. no, that honor goes to the man who led the repeal of the equal pay act, wisconsin state senator glen grothman who knows that wage discrimination is just a million. take a hypothetical husband and wife who are both lawyers. the woman takes time off, raises kids, is not go, go, go. the husband is making $200,000 a year. the woman is making $40,000 a year. it wasn't discrimination. there was a different sense of urgency in each person. you could argue that money is more important for men. [audience reacts] exactly. women don't care about money. i'm not even sure they cash their paychecks. besides, good luck even finding them in those handbag, am i right, fellas? you see, grothman understands that money is a guy thing

. >> paul ryan, the house budget chair from wisconsin spoke about the president's recent speeches. >> we have gotten used to this verbal tantrums from the president. to me it's a little more petulance than presidential. >> why is he targeting you? >> we are offering solutions to a debt crisis that he isn't. he hasn't offers any solutions to these problems. >> your response. >> he called the president petulance. paul ryan is the most petulant character in washington. he's so thin skinned. he was also deriding the president because the buffet rule won't collect enough revenue. his doesn't collect any. >> that's not where the country is to attack the basic three. 67% of americans want to see the wealthiest americans pay more when it comes to taxes. that goes exactly the opposite of where the republicans are with the budget that came out of the house, the ryan plan. to go after the president like this, does this just show they are weak on game. they don't have anything else to make him the target? >> they have no game. the game will be that the economy is still in a tough place. we know that. that's what he