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you felt there was something a little wishy-washy, you didn't know, he had stood before congress, should we treat hip as a war hero, was there something suspect? they pushed on that point. but it was already in the public personae. that's where advertising both for brands and politicians is awesome. it can help cement a perception that lingers in people's minds. the hardest thing to do in any advertising is if you've got to create a brand new perper session or behavior. that kind of lean is ready-made for television advertising. >> thank you. unfortunately, we do need to wrap up now. i'd like to -- [ applause ] i wanted to -- i'd like to encourage everybody to come next tuesday, february 28th, 5:00. it will be followed by cocktails. it's on the political facts of life. it's new america's releasing research papers on fact-check checking in the media. it will be a good time. thank you both, michael and jamie, for broad ] ing the conversation today. thanks a lot, thank you for coming. >>> education secretary arne duncan on racial disparities and how schools punish misbehaving students. foll

i think the first thing you can do is quit sending career washi. the government we have, american supreme sent the people that are here here, and they're wonderful people and they have great hearts. the fact is, most of them lack a frame of reference about what the real world is like. when you take somebody that has never had real exposure in the real world on real issues that require blood, sweat and tears, and hard knocks, and you have people without that who have been in a political position the whole time, they're working at a deficit, and the deficit is the real world and common sense, and so if you look at the senate, 65% to 70% of the senate is filled with people who are the exact opposite, ron johnson had no political experience whatsoever, and what's his number one thing? fixing our problems. he doesn't care about the politics. as a matter of fact there's more conflict on our side of the aisle with guys who want to fix the problem rather than politics. the second point is that it hurts decision-making in washington is everybody is think be

you felt there was something wishy washy. he had stood before congress. should we treat him as a war hero, something suspect and pushed on that point but it was already in the public persona. i think that's where advertising both for brands and politics is awesome. it can help cement a perception that lingers in people's minds. the hardest thing for people to do in any advertising is create a brand new perception or brand new behavior. that kind of lean, which is most political advertising, is ready made for television advertising. thank you. unfortunately we do need to wrap up now. i'd like to -- thank you. i wanted to -- i'd like to encourage everyone to come must tooeks, february 28th, at 5:00. it's an hour and a half. followed by cocktails. it's on the political facts of life. it's a new america's releasing some research paper on fact checking and the media. it will be a good time. and thank you both, michael and jayme for broadening the conversation today. this is fantastic. thanks a lot. thank you for coming. thank you. >> coming up live tonight, th

foreign policy is really pretty much an ocular to themselves against charges of being weak we're wishy washy on any potential enemies although we've certainly has made clear differentiation in his relationship to any possible attacks on iran and he's going to do the right thing here and he's. when to let the anomic sanctions work and see what will be the result of that not putting any fiery irresponsible in my opinion speech is in in any of the it was at the apac recently so again yes he has done a good job on that and in my opinion or at least politically he's insulated himself from possible tax there and again the economy is starting to or to take off and we're getting some jobs growth and we are getting we are getting a hiring going on the automobile industry which was so trash or wanted to be over which the other candidates were so willing to see go to the wall is a recovering strongly so there's no guarantee there but things are looking up and if that continues on that trajectory there's you know there's not going to be any reason for the american people to choose otherwise and that's w

some were wishy-washy. the question is enthusiasm. he gets the nomination.nough to vote for romney? >> greg: the problem is momentum the race of the momentum has pacing of line at bank. a slog. like walking to work with bob. >> bob: you don't have a conservative candidate. >> andrea: does it help in the general election? >> kimberly: i think it will. >> bob: you can't be that good. >> andrea: we'll keep fighting in the break. coming up, he has been flying the u.s. flag outside his business for 30 years. now he is being threatened with jail time if he doesn't take down old glory. next on "the five." choose control. introducing gold choice. the freedom you can only get from hertz to keep the car you reserved or simply choose another. and it's free. ya know, for whoever you are that day. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. >>> i'm bret baier in washington. the big story here today is the report that the u.s. is giving iran one last chance to address concerns over the nuclear program. tonight on "special report," we see that it was s

some were wishy-washy. the question is enthusiasm. he gets the nomination.ed enough to vote for romney? >> greg: the problem is momentum the race of the momentum has pacing of line at bank. a slog. like walking to work with bob. >> bob: you don't have a conservative candidate. >> andrea: does it help in the general election? >> kimberly: i think it will. >> bob: you can't be that good. >> andrea: we'll keep fighting in the break. coming up, he has been flying the u.s. flag outside his business for 30 years. now he is being threatened with jail time if he doesn't take down old glory. next on "the five." 5-hour energy? when i'm on overtime. when i'm in over my head. when i have to be sharp... no matter how many time zones i've crossed. when i'm on my feet for hours. when it's game time. when the day's only half over but my energy is all gone. when i need the energy to start exercising. every day. every day. every day is a 5-hour energy day. 5-hour energy. every day. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bob: welcome back to "the five." my friends tell me that they are reading twitter in t

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. >>> yes and the mayor has some kind of wish you washy about this and all unfolded and now looks like to marley could be making a move. >>> or he may take another couple of days and and he went over the weekend to go over this some of the things is the thing about one does he have a solid case for removal? politically it's a very interesting situation. it's where he will be to find people are looking at him and saying early point to something and not in the public out there has been of their mind one way or another and so what ever happens legally in his the public court opinion. to equate to a lot of politicians for at least as begins. a family of the next half-hour in a compromise for governor brown's tax hike proposal and that no break for the republican presidential hopefuls they're out on the trail where a boat where ms. romney has a slight lead over rick santorum guess the state's lesson in herself for oakland police officers. the ball club that is raising money for a very good cause will be right back. i if sphere the bay area from getting a chance to tryouts how people made th

>> if they keep the whole thing intact, it's a little bit wi wishy-washy here.pital is getting payout ratios so i think it's a little bit status quo. just be careful on that individual mandate. >> i have to run, all right? >> thanks. >> let's run to research in motion. today the blackberry maker head bid new ceo is currently on all time highs. i look at your note today and you break it down pretty clearly. it's going to get worse, and here are ten reasons why. i'm not going to go through all ten, obviously, but give us the number one factor as to why you don't see this story getting any better. >> the number one factor is simply the company is not in no vagt to the extent its competitors are coming out with new products, faster web surfing, more integration of photos, internet, games, useful tools. ri rim needs to innovate faster. >> isn't rim's biggest problem apple? let's be honest. at the end of the day, no matter what rim does from this day forward, it's not apple. it's not coming out with the iphone 4s. it's not coming out with theiph. >> where apple has in

people who are wishy washy will come around to whatever the supreme court says on its constitutionality>> chris was wrong about everything in there. we got the hat trick of wrong. if the people who don't like this bill who come out and vote, then the president is in big trouble. every poll shows 65%, 72% of americans think it's unconstitutional and think it should be overturned. democrats will use it to create bogeymen. they will blame it republicans, they will attack the republicans and sights as they see fit. but if the court brushes back the president on his signature achievement as president of the united states, and says the president overstepped his bound, that would be i think in my opinion good for republicans. i think that would be ideal for republicans because it proves that these guys go too far, their status, they don't care about the constitution. they do whatever they want. megyn: no matter how the court rules. one side is going to say it's an out off control judiciary. chris plante let me ask you. the position from some on the left is you are probably right. people who do

by being able to have this type of hot mick mome-- mike moment, shows he's going to be wishy washy -- >> i have to try, right? >> where was the funny stuff? you were supposed to be funny. bring it, bring it next time. thanks a lot. good to see you. look forward to the next one. >> god bless. >> god bless you, too. >> how about some march madness. is your bracket all busted up? it is down to the final four. going to tell you which cnn anchor is still in the running and here is a hint, it isn't me. [ speaking in japanese ] yeah, do you have anything for a headache... like excedrin, ohhh, bayer aspirin... ohh, no no no. i'm not having a heart attack, it's my head. no, bayer advanced aspirin, this is made for pain. [ male announcer ] bayer advanced aspirin has microparticles, enters the bloodstream fast, and safely rushes extra strength relief to the sight of your tough pain. feel better? yeah...thanks for the tip! [ male announcer ] for fast powerful pain relief, use bayer advanced aspirin. here's a chance to create jobs in america. oil sands projects, like kearl, and the keystone pipeli

i think that's very different from being this kind of wishy-washy tow the line.o elusive. i think that part of what democracy is about is something very unpretty and unfrustrating. especially the people who consider themselves educated which is that people see reason as completely different things. it is very difficult for people of all levels of intelligence and education to be brought to reason such that maybe something that we can all possibly call reason. something that comes forth maybe every 30 or 60 years and we think of the new deal and think of the great society. but most of the time what we are going to see is -- partisan kind of mess. it is frustrating but i'm not sure what other moderate governance we have. >> i think that -- final point i want to make on this is that the -- the -- we are trying to -- i think the national conversation does tend to be histrionic and polarized and caught up in -- but the other fact is that -- politics is about conflict. fundamentally about con applicant and will never stop being about con applicant and always a wish tha