they went after barack obama. one -- when newt is saying "i want more substance on why we agree barack obama should be gone, the president shouldn't go on vacation. all of these things during a time of crisis. is there something barack obama could learn from this? >> yeah. i mean it would all attacks being felt they're going to go school on this now and start, and push back hard. but look. the fieldx8ñitself, this was a much better debate. they're getting stronger, these debates are good for them. >> i agree. >> and the only one going after the weaker debate is -- i think everybody else. >> sean: rick santorun got more time at the end. rick santorun. let's talk about herman cane, ron paul who had and had a lot of moments there. and america's got to learn to take a joke. >> that is a great line. >> good line. i like that a lot. >> and more she does that, less political he seems and more real and business-like heÑ seems. did he get enough of a chance to talk in terms of business. >> he should focus more on experie

barack obama is missing in action. he should have the kind of leadership i had when i was governor of the state. >> next representative bachmann this is a question about that cigarette tax increase. you were in the minnesota state legislature, at the time. you said you opposed the tax. in the end, you voted for it. now you promise never to raise taxes. why would you compromise then, but not now? >> that's right. i was very vocal against that tax. and i fought against that tax. the problem is, when the deal was put together, governor pawlenty cut a deal with the special interest groups and he put in the same bill, a vote to increase the cigarette tax, as well as the vote that would take away protections from the unborn. i made a decision, i believe in the sanctity of human life. and i believe you can get money wrong, but you can't get life wrong. that's why i came down on that decision that i made. [ applause ] >> governor pawlenty, do you have a response? >> what is wrong in the answer is the answer. congresswoman bach

barack obama is missing in action. he should have the kind of leadership i had when i was governor of the state. >> next representative bachmann this is a question about that cigarette tax increase. you were in the minnesota state legislature, at the time. you said you opposed the tax. in the end, you voted for it. now you promise never to raise taxes. why would you compromise then, but not now? >> that's right. i was very vocal against that tax. and i fought against that tax. the problem is, when the deal was put together, governor pawlenty cut a deal with the special interest groups and he put in the same bill, a vote to increase the cigarette tax, as well as the vote that would take away protections from the unborn. i made a decision, i believe in the sanctity of human life. and i believe you can get money wrong, but you can't get life wrong. that's why i came down on that decision that i made. [ applause ] >> governor pawlenty, do you have a response? >> what is wrong in the answer is the answer. congresswoman bach

they went after barack obama. one -- when newt is saying "i want more substance on why we agree barack obama should be gone, the president shouldn't go on vacation. all of these things during a time of crisis. is there something barack obama could learn from this? >> yeah. i mean it would all attacks being felt they're going to go school on this now and start, and push back hard. but look. the fieldx8ñitself, this was a much better debate. they're getting stronger, these debates are good for them. >> i agree. >> and the only one going after the weaker debate is -- i think everybody else. >> sean: rick santorun got more time at the end. rick santorun. let's talk about herman cane, ron paul who had and had a lot of moments there. and america's got to learn to take a joke. >> that is a great line. >> good line. i like that a lot. >> and more she does that, less political he seems and more real and business-like heÑ seems. did he get enough of a chance to talk in terms of business. >> he should focus more on experie

they went after barack obama. one -- when newt is saying "i want more substance on why we agree barack obama should be gone, the president shouldn't go on vacation. all of these things during a time of crisis. is there something barack obama could learn from this? >> yeah. i mean it would all attacks being felt they're going to go school on this now and start, and push back hard. but look. the fieldx8ñitself, this was a much better debate. they're getting stronger, these debates are good for them. >> i agree. >> and the only one going after the weaker debate is -- i think everybody else. >> sean: rick santorun got more time at the end. rick santorun. let's talk about herman cane, ron paul who had and had a lot of moments there. and america's got to learn to take a joke. >> that is a great line. >> good line. i like that a lot. >> and more she does that, less political he seems and more real and business-like heÑ seems. did he get enough of a chance to talk in terms of business. >> he should focus more on experie

barack obama is missing in action. he should have the kind of leadership i had when i was governor of the state. >> next to representative bachmann. you were in the minnesota state legislature, at the time. you said you opposed the tax. in the end you voted for it. now you promise never to raise taxes. why would you compromise then, but not now? >> that's right. i was very vocal against that tax. i thought against that tax. the problem is, we the deal was put together, now pawlenty cut a deal with the special interest groups. he put in the same bill, a vote to increase the cigarette tax as well as the vote that would take away protections from the unborn. i made a decision. i believe in the sanctity of human life. i believe you can get money wrong, but you can't get life wrong. that's why i came down on the decision i paid. [ applause ] >> governor pawlenty do you have a response to that? >> what is wrong in the answer is the answer. congresswoman bachmann didn't vote for that bill because of a stripping away of pro-li

the policies of barack obama, not before him, on barack obama's policies he put on a a trajectory to put us on a debt than every president before him combined. >> yes. the trouble is the president in before him doubled the national debt, never put out a single spending bill in eight years. isn't that a problem for your record? >> listen, the president's going to be judged on his record. >> okay. >> and his record right now is a cou catastrophe in regard to this. we have a president wrissaling past the graveyard and is on martha's vineyard. >> you have all of your points and made them. let me ask you a question. >> i'm not trying to score points. >> you have scored them and got them on the record now. let me ask you a serious question. what's the difference now between the republican party and the tea party? >> well, i think there's -- obviously we're an organized, structured party, and the tea party is not. it's a group of people who are conservative, independent. people who are disengaged, but now engaged. i will say this. it's important to note. >> what's the difference in philosop

it's not even about race it's about making barack obama seem like the other. it's about kenya and indonesia and it's about harvard and it's about the faculty lounge. chris: in the last campaign, barack obama saw race behind the way that republicans were handling the change he embodied. >> what they're going to try to do is make you scared of me. oh, he's not patriotic enough. he's got a funny name. he doesn't look like all those other presidents on the dollar bills, you know. chris: for his part, john mccain made it a policy to discourage plays on obama's race. will that be true this time? this month, rick perry said this. >> one of the powerful reasons i'm running for the presidency of the united states is to make sure that every young man and woman who puts on the uniform of this country respects highly the president of the united states. chris: whether it's rick perry or someone else, will the general republican candidate talk that way? we asked 12 of our group. eight say it won't be used, four say yes will. john, you say it will, helene you say it won't. h

and now to have years later it doesn't matter barack obama but not enforcing the law by not following the constitution it's going to blow up anyway well apparently a.i.g. is planning to file similar lawsuits against goldman sachs j.p. morgan and deutsche bank and of course after that will come the rating agencies because j.p. morgan goldman sachs and deutsche bank were selling products that were aaa rated by s. and p. but with all these things falling apart everybody losing their aaa america falling apart into a pocket of fraud and nothingness i want. bring up one final have to think of another option another reality that we could be facing today what if barack obama had been a leader the bull case for gold and gold is rising because the world monetary system is being debased and there's no sign of stopping well what if barack obama instead of engaging in this elaborate stupid awful theater with john boehner what if he had just come out and said you know what forget all these negotiations we're just going to go back to a gold standard and we're going to value it at twenty five thousan

being debased and there's no sign of stopping well what if barack obama instead of engaging in this elaborate stupid awful theater with john boehner what if he had just come out and said you know what forget all these negotiations we're just going to go back to a gold standard and we're going to value it at twenty five thousand dollars an ounce by and just left and that would have you valued all of their debt and they would be on the road to starting over again that's genius it's the reverse nixon it's the reverse nixon now dixon defaulted on the debts of america by dropping the gold standard when he owed all this money to foreign creditors well america is in the same position now and they could effectively do the same thing they could effectively default by devaluing against gold. that's exactly what's going to happen anyway and barack obama if he were a as you put say if he were a real leader and had the gall and ace of let's say richard nixon which i can't believe i'm saying that after having been dragged through watergate as a kid and be and been humiliated but compared to barac

obama entre la popularidad del presidente barack obama entre ♪ con sólo ser amable ♪ no sabe cuánto puede ayudar - gracias. ♪ al ayudar una mano dar... >>> el presidente barack obama comienza a perder terreno entre los votantes latinos, so un 39% está seguro que votaría por é l en las elecciones 2012, esta encuesta está tomada una semana antes de las ordenes para parar las deportaciones ahora este nos explican por qué >>> el presidente obama está perdiendo terreno entre los votantes hispanos un sector clave para las elecciones del 2012 ahora solo un 39% está seguro que votaría por él según una encuesta 49% lo apoyaba en junio deportaciones después de la operación que mató a bin laden >>> sería muy grave para él y él está consciente y por lo tanto hará todo lo que esté a su alcance para no perder esa población y es el gran benfic que tendrán los hispanos, un presidente que les preste atención >>> atención en temas como la inmigración >>> esto se hizo antes de la semana pasada, cuando se dio la orden de revisar los casos de 300 mil deportaciones y también de

most people still blame george bush for the economy, not barack obama. number two, rick perry hasn't answered questions nationally and is going to try to run away from the national press corps, i don't know if he can do it. there are questions about his record people haven't explored. some people, especially the bush people, think that rick perry is shallow. they say he's only in for the sound bites. you know, when proponents of george bush -- chris: when supporters of george w. bush accuse perry of being shallow, we've hit the mother load. >> i think democrats and the cast of "saturday night live" want to see perry as the nominee. chris: and a lot of focus on that guy. six months from now, david you pick this up here, who is going to be the hot hand in the republican fight? who will be the big name out of iowa? >> the big noise officially will be rick perry and the country will learn about him, look at his personality and his leadership skills and then we'll see. that's the great thing about a campaign, people look strong at the outset, sometimes have t

that's exactly what's going to happen anyway and barack obama if he were a as you could say if he were a real leader and had that call an ace of let's say richard nixon which i can't believe i'm saying that after having been dragged through watergate as a kid and be and been humiliated but comparative barack obama richard milhous nixon looks like a genius statesman compared to this no spine and leader list nobody bag and muffin bag of worms and that's a genius idea simply and it's going to happen anyway they have to bring back the gold standard you know that the smartest guy out there in the punditry universe jim records you know he points out that those who criticize aside to say there's not enough gold and you know he would point out and i would point out that there's something called the price discovery mechanism you know markets reflect supply and demand if you have six hundred trillion dollars worth of worthless to rivet of well you some of that's going to end up being repurposed as a gold standard at twenty twenty five thirty thousand dollars an ounce that's just the way markets

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they were never totally sold on barack obama to start. i think that's an important point. >> but that's news, this is this week, one of the reasons the market dropped this week is because the bad manufacturing numbers in the older industrial states where people are old -- is obama seen as a guy looking out for medicare for the people who don't have the money to go to arizona or florida or wherever. >> i would say going to this trigger, this super committee if they can't decide on these tax cuts, that old jack murtha district southwestern, pennsylvania, one of the things he was known for was bringing defense money into that district. so it's knolls as simple. it could be in the places in that region in that region can't decide if it was bad for barack obama, defense and medicare. >> we don't have time to go through the poll numbers. >> that is the battleground bottom line, isn't it? >> look, your scranton-oshkosh thing was true in 2010, it will be true in 2012. just four states, ohio, michigan, pennsylvania, and indiana, 64 electoral votes

is his birthday, you have a similar story to barack obama. and you brilliantly used the outlines of your story when you were campaigning for attorney general because you had to win a statewide office. give us some of the parallels between your experience and barack obama's experience that resonate for so many voters. >> of course our president is very unique in many ways. but we do have i think a shared experience and focus. i talked a lot in my campaign about the fact that i'm one of two daughters of parents who met when they were graduate students at the university of california berkeley when they were active in the civil rights movement. and i grew up then in that environment, where all the adults around us were marching and shouting for that thing called justice. and in many ways that's why i decided i wanted to be a lawyer in the tradition of thurgood marshall and charles hamilton houston and constance baker motley. i went on to howard university, went to law school, and i became a prosecutor. and have personally prosecuted some of the m

what has barack obama done that in the course of 2 1/2 years? you might argue he should start doing that and they are started to contemplate. the fork in the road, put forth a jobs package with a chance of passing or put forward something we know won't pass but can score political points with? the second of the options is one basically closer to yours, which is to say, we're going to put this forward. republicans can stonewall, they won't pass it but we'll gain by waging a fight. all i can say is, i said it a second ago, contrary to the way barack obama governed over his entire first term so far. >> and there are people that -- michael smerconish, not full mooners who will see the necessity of voting for jobs as they seek reelection. that's a thought too. i don't think it's just for show. it's to get it done. the way i look at it. >> a couple things. first of all as a native of pittsburgh, there are 900 bridges about 500 of which need repair, i'm all for it. number one. number two, barack obama as john indicated probably should have spent for ti

i voted for barack obama. there is noted that i get to where an independent does not come up and say i voted for barack obama in 2008, but i am voting for you this time because i want my life to work again. i want a job. my son was a job. he is in college. he wants a job. do you know how bad the unemployment situation is? president obama has not only failed us all, he has really failed african-american youth. right now, african-american youth unemployment is almost 40%. kids who want a job, kids who want to learn job skills -- 40% do not have a job. that is trouble. that is trouble because how did they move on to get the next better job? they need that beginning job. hispanic youth is not much better. it is over 32% of hispanic use out of work. he has failed hispanic youths. he has failed african-american youth. he has failed all americans when it comes to job creation -- all americans. that is what i want to do as president of the united states. my focus will be to turn the economy around. i get it. i underst

stick calcareous texas teacher's fund and remember the importance of this story is barack obama has now and the new york fed have forced eric schneiderman off this foreclosure settlement case because they don't want anybody to look at these securitizations they're saying we need to move on let's just pay twenty billion bucks and move on bear stearns and company the fifth largest u.s. securities firm is hawking the riskiest portions of collateralized debt obligations to public pension funds so this is the media this is bloomberg news reporting in two thousand and seven calling it toxic waste they went to calculus they went to the pension fund managers for texas or new mexico and said why are you buying this toxic waste and they were like who were in vegas and this woman gee. tracker from bear stearns is pitching us on it she has a great pitch. and between martinis. it is just amazing because teachers who will willingly take jobs that don't pay as much as a hedge fund manager because they seek purpose in their life they want to add something to society unlike a hedge fund manager which is

point of view would be who can beat barack obama because that is the most important accomplishment at the end of this. and so i scerely doubt that micheleback mann given her background and views will pass that test. >> rose: we continue this evening with gloria steinham, the subject of a new hbo documentary. >> to take a bird's eye view i would say if the abolitionists and suffragist movement took 100 years, a legal identity as human beings and citizens, that took 100 yrs. now we're striving for legal and social equality in the women's movement, the several right-- civil rights movement that is likely to take 100 years too. and we, i think are about a third of the way or a little more than a third of the way into it. >> rose: a program note jane fonda was scheduled for this evening. she will be seen next week. tonight politics in iowa and gloria steinham when we continue funding for charlie rose was provided by the following funding for charlie rose was provided by the following: we can all root for. hero who beats the odds and comes out on top. but this isn't just a hollywood storyli

barack obama 2008. this means republicans have roughly 16 months to make inroads into this generation before we lose them for the rest of their lives. this is troubling to me. not just because i am a republican but i believe the ideas of the conservative movement and the party have offered better solutions to the issues that are most important and that affected them most directly. the title of my book "american individualism" is a reference to my great grandfather herbert hoover and the guiding principle he said fourth almost 90 years ago that i believe captures the spirit of the millennial generation in surprising ways but i will go into this by one to tell you a little bit about my background besides the headliner biography of the great granddaughter of herbert hoover. i have always been a proud republican because of that and also had my own journey. since the beginning i was a student of herbert hoover life come a legacy and also of american conservative movement. i never knew my great-grandfather. h

these are policies under barack obama and when voters who want to like this president. they still want to like this president. the problem is, he doesn't give them any reason to say he's doing a good job. and when they go to the polls in 2012, ultimately they're going to have to decide is this a guy that can get us out of the economic doldrums that we're in and the reality is, he can't. >> jamie: doug, you're a pollster and a democrat. with the percentage numbers that we're seeing of disapproval of the job the president is doing. would you classify them as dismal, disappointing, where do they go from here? >> somewhere between dismal and disappointing. and the bottom line is, the president doesn't have a strong enough record to run on, on his own, so he's got to blame the republicans, he's got to make the case that it isn't his falt and those polls that you were citing, people don't blame him. he's playing off those, and outline as he did in michigan his ideas for job creation, and hope that's enough for the 47, 48% approval to get him over the finish line with a victor

. >> i'm i'm not going to eat barack obama's dog food. what he served up is not what i would have done if i had been president of the united states. >> that bill was on the table, governor. >> i'm not president now. if i were president, i would have cut federal spending, cut federal spending as a percentage of the total economy and worked for a balanced budget amendment. if we do that, we can rain back the scale of government. that's the right thing to do, and that's what i said june 30th. >> at one point the candidates were all asked if they would walk away from a deal that cut spending in a ten to one ratio with tax increases. everyone on stage raised their hands, unanimously saying no to any deal that raises taxes. soon after, former speaker newt gingrich had some tough language about the last deficit reduction plan. >> i think this super committee is about as dumb an idea as washington has come up with. the idea that 523 senators and congressman will sit around for months while these people will sit in some room and brilliantly come u

sessions about a laundry list of demands that never works well ok so they're demanding barack obama ordain a presidential commission so let's look at this next headline max obama goes all out for dirty banker deal new york attorney general eric schneiderman has been removed from his leadership role and negotiating a nationwide foreclosure settlement with the banks so all forty nine states attorney generals are on. fire in the pocket of obama there saying yes we'll sign on to this agreement whereby the banks collectively will pay twenty billion dollars to and that any foreclosure cases against them and it seems like what schneiderman is rejecting in terms of this deal is that he's against the fact that it will basically give them immunity from all other securitization lawsuits yeah but makes me cry to witness the president of states kowtow to a bunch of bankers on wall street like this i am personally embarrassed and ashamed that of barack obama. would. sell out his people and such a shameless manner it's beyond pathetic yeah but then again max i know you have a thing about the president bu

but unfortunately, barack obama has absolutely no clue. he is like a manure spreader in a wind storm. [applause] about four years ago, barack obama came through iowa. he convinced the democrats of this great stite catapult him towards white house. and they did. but today's the day that republicans in iowa, indepeence in -- independents in iowa and conservatives all across this country send the message that barack obama's got to go. [applause] >> he's been talking a lot about the full faith and credit of america's deatheath. barackbama should put his full faith and credit in the american people. [applause] >> now the way forward may not be the easy way, but it's not complex. as we look over the history of this great nation, we know what works. we can see the lessons of america's greatness and bring them forward to the challenges of our time. and here they are. let's be a nation that puts its trust in god first and foremost. [applause] number two, we know, this don't we? we can't spend more than we take in. [applause] and we also know as we

barack obama is missing in action. he should have the kind of leadership i had when i was governor of the state. >> next representative bachmann this is a question about that cigarette tax increase. you were in the minnesota state legislature, at the time. you said you opposed the tax. in the end, you voted for it. now you promise never to raise taxes. why would you compromise then, but not now? >> that's right. i was very vocal against that tax. and i fought against that tax. the problem is, when the deal was put together, governor pawlenty cut a deal with the special interest groups and he put in the same bill, a vote to increase the cigarette tax, as well as the vote that would take away protections from the unborn. i made a decision, i believe in the sanctity of human life. and i believe you can get money wrong, but you can't get life wrong. that's why i came down on that decision that i made. [ applause ] >> governor pawlenty, do you have a response? >> what is wrong in the answer is the answer. congresswoman bach

we will not reelect barack hoover obama. i cannot put that out there without doing a small defense. this is a man to his contemporaries called a great humanitarian and biographer say just shy of 1 billion lives were saved because of his efforts of famine relief. he was a pioneer of the modern ngo and the master of the emergencies. 1927 mississippi river flood basically the equivalent of modern day katrina displacing 1.25 million americans. as secretary of commerce, went to the river valley to coordinate with local leadership to get to tent cities and vaccination and education and possible water and all paid for by private funds. it was incredible and he was a hero one of the first disciples of the conservative movement hong and americans have forgotten we have a great hero in herbert hoover. back to the millennials, some say we cannot get the youth go. some say that like winston churchill when they start vote with their pocketbooks they will come around if they are not a liberal when they are 20 that have a hard they're not

they voted for barack obama in 2008. this means republicans have roughly 16 run to make inroads into this generation before we lose them for the rest of their lives. now this is troubling to me, not just because i'm a republican, but i believe the ideas of the conservative movement and the republican party actually has offered better solutions to the issues that are most important to this generation and the issues that affect them most directly. now the title of my book, not the subtitle, "american individualism" as a reference to my great grandfather, herbert hoover on the guiding principle he sat for almost 90 years ago in which i believe captures the spirit of the millennial generation is surprising ways and i'm going to go into this in a minute, but i want to tell you a little about me on background first besides just the headliner biography and the great grandparent or of herbert hoover. because of this has always been a proud republican, but i've also had my own journey. since the beginning of the stories i i can r

bush que al presidente barack obama. eso no se refleja muy bien el trabajo que el presidente ha hecho. creo que lo que le ha faltado muchÍsimo a Él es este liderazgo. la gente no mira en Él a un lÍder. >> o sea, Él vino con muchÍsima, mucha... esperanza. y desafortunadamente, hemos visto que no ha cumplido las promesas. que la economÍa estÁ peor. que las cosas Ñve ha avanzado, han creado una situaciÓn de desesperanza. entonces, yo entiendo. es difÍcil. lo que Él estÁ enfrentando. no quiero decir que todo ha sido color de rosa, ni mucho menos. pero creo que le ha faltado. no tiene mucha credibilidad y al final del dÍa no lo ven como un gran lÍder. >> coincide con este punto de vista? estamos mejor que hace tres aÑos y efectivamente cree que al presidente barack obama le ha faltado liderazgo y que no ha cumplido con algunas promesas? >> la realidad es que recibiÓ una economÍa en desastre de george w. bush y ha tomado mucho tiempo en crecer la economÍa en general. y vemos quÉ difÍcil es. durante la depr

it was barack obama's people. the corporate leaders for the most part decided from day one that that crowd and that president they saw taking oath was not their president. >> it was like the secessionists. you know the way you phrase that because ofour history sense, it was almost like he was being inaugurated. right? and divide. >> well, that's my view of it. i think the president made some efforts to reach out. i don't know how wholeheartedly because i think he felt from the beginning that his overtures would be rejected. the way the things started here in washington from the very beginning was quite icy and quite distant from the get-go in the beginning of the obama presidency. >> and the positive side of that day is the first time that real washington, urban washington, a city we both lived in for years joined in the national celebration. >> turns o out a lot of people weren't celebrating. >> let's go to joan walsh. i hate to say, the racial part of this later. but it seems to me that enemies of barack obama d