people who brought this back. from the sublime to deep political, you read a book about "the obamas". a very at miring book. the administration has disagreed. they have come out with some comments about you. what is it like to have a political firefight. what do you make of what is happening? >> it is a little change -- strange because -- i have been covering the obamas for five years for the new york times and started with a series we call the long run about trying to capture the lives of the candidates. especially because candidates are so restricted now. so hard to get access to them. one way we learn about them is through their biographies. we don't deeply into their past and characters and look at the whole person. this book in a way is an outgrowth of those stories i have been doing for years and years. the goal of this book was to really write about what i call the big change. when i started covering barack obama and michele obama they were barack and michele. the extraordinary thing that i was watching happen was watching these regular people become president and first lady of t

, mr. obama makes recess points when congress isn't in recess. what would senator obama think about that? welcome to the journal, editorial report. i'm paul gigo it: one candidate lighter after michele bachmann's departure. the g.o.p. pac blanketed the state. and rick santorum hoping to capitalize on his iowa motor tumult and newt gingrich hoping for a comeback and mitt romney, the double digit lead in the polls there. joining the panel. this week, diary editor, jason riley, assistant editorial page editor, james freeman and dorothy rabinowitz and washington columnist, kim strassel. so, james, is rick santorum the most serious threat so far to mitt romney or not? >> he's a major threat. i think that santorum could win this thing and it hits romney's vulnerabilities. obviously we saw in iowa speaking to the values voters that santorum has the edge there and quickly pivoted to the economy and what you find is a better spending reform plan and better tax cutting plan than mr. romney and as we go to republican primaries and caucuses, that usually does well. >> kim, what about san form's

. >> more people have been pout food stamps by barack obama than any other president in history. >> the white house is firing back but is it really? we'll break down those numbers. >> so-called party of the 99% rolls out pricy plans ahead of the democratic national convention. we'll check out with michelle and expose the culture of corruption. >> sean: governor chris christie rocks in a state-of-the-state address in new hampshire. >> sean: jerry springer reacts to the highlights. our countdown continues hannity starts right here, right now. >> sean: major developments. mitt romney has maintained on his status on the front-runner but following monday's fox news channel debate in south carolina a resurntd enter newt gingrich is climbing back into the contest. in the latest survey, former speaker jumped 11 points in just two weeks and now finds himself within the margin of error of governor romney. santorum is in third place with 15% and followed by paul and rick perry. joining me now is reaction is dick morris. welcome back. >> good to be here. stuff changes every minute. >> sean: if this

criticized president obama over a controversial defense bill he's authorized the military to indefinitely detain terror suspects without charge or trial unprecedented in u.s. history mamma said he had serious concerns about possible and it's pledged it won't be applied in full to americans provide sapper describing the bill as a blight on his legacy becomes as the notorious going time of the bay prison remains open despite the presence pre-election to shut it down by the beginning of twenty ten teams going to point nine has more. long before he became u.s. president or a nobel peace prize winner barack obama was a constitutional law professor we have never been more energized by. a civil liberties champion turned charismatic candidate who vowed to reverse the abuses and policies of his predecessor george w. bush four years later many civil rights advocates who once cheered yes we can are finding themselves saying no you can't not only has the obama administration blocked torture accountability and refused to investigate and prosecute. he's he's basically maintained indefinite

question the last time around the media gave barack obama a big advantage over john mccain. but truthfully there are very few media personalities that have any influence anymore. since oprah left syndicated tv her clout has dropped. late night ratings are down. "saturday night live" watched by about 7 million people. generally there is no national forum in the media anymore. the rise of the net, people are scattered everywhere but that doesn't change, doesn't change the likelihood that republic presidential contender, whoever it may be, will be vilified in the media while president obama should get a rather soft ride. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction, with us here in the studio "new york post" critic linda stacy. los angeles pundit ben stein. what say you, ben? >> well, i say that the media is made by the people who make the media and they tend to be leftist, liberals, they tend to be antibusiness, antireligious, antimilitary. and they grind out that message night and day and, yes, the audience has been more dispersed because of the internet. they are

presidential election come out. you see romney leading president obama by 48-47. then we do a poll each one of the four candidates, president obama leading gingrich 54-40. and ron paul a 7% margin against ron paul and then with rick santorum i believe, yeah, it's of 7-point margin. i tell you what it tells me about the newt problem. newt comes out fourth against obama in these swing states. to explain these swing states is the last election polls will determine. they include florida, ohio, pennsylvania, virginia, nevada, colorado. states like that. >> indiana? >> bob: no, we conceded that. but the point is these are the states that will determine this is which is why the president of united states campaigns in those states. nonetheless, it tells me newt sort of nationally as well. this is a result of this primary. >> in terms of electability. >> bob: the republican nomination is tied with president obama the trouble he is in right now. he has not served them well. >> eric: people realize they have to pick a candidate to go up against obama. we should vote for romney or obama. if yo

new book about the obamas called obamas in "the new york times" journalist is jodi kantor. >> i don't see how (bam would be president without michelle obama. the pattern i've always seen in my reporting is that she can-- to other people. and charlie, don't you think we're really going to see that in the 2012 campaign. >> rose: we continue this evening with wade davis, his book is called not silence. the great war, mall ory and the conquest of everests. >> the war became this template of their lives. and it was-- it was in the fiber of their being. and they carry odd i physically to the mountains. >> we conclude this evening with todd buchholz's book is called rush y you need and love the rat race. >> this journey that we're all in as noisy tas s as dangerous, as frustrating is a journey that has extended human life. a hundred years ago you wouldn't have seen there is a rat race a hundred years ago it was simpler. half the population lived on the farm, right. there was-- your cell phone wouldn't interrupt you during dinner, you wouldn't get stuck in traffic. but life expectancy, charli

obama last night. but this is barack obama in september 2008. >> 30%, that's vegas, man. i'm not going with those odds. 15 i will pay. not 30. >> i didn't say we gold to 30. >> bill: tonight, a special report on your tax money and what the president wants to do with it. >> while florida families lost everything in the housing crisis, newt gingrich cashed in. >> when mitt romney invented government run health care, romney advisors helped barack obama. >> the slash and burn campaign in florida continues with romney and gingrich hammering each other on a daily basis. dick morris will predict what is going to happen in the sunshine state. >> grade president obama. >> cd minus. >> 0 point 2. >> jesse watters tries to get the folks to give the president a report card. >> did you vote for obama last time. >> did i vote for obama. >> do your parents know that? also tonight dennis miller on the super bowl. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama

on the face of president obama. >> we are making progress. we are moving in the right direction. >> sean: but with over 20 million americans looking for work, we ask: you can afford four more? we look at the blatant bias of the obam'bama-loving media. >> it's an unapologetic, in-your-face conservative. >> sean: "hannity" starts right here, right now. we are only a few days removed from rick santorum's second-place finish in iowa, where he fell 8 votes shy of the top spot. late last night, word broke that some errors may exist. could that mean that senator santorum actually won? after the reports surfaced on thursday, santorum announced he is not interested in reinvestigation iowa. instead, he is moving to new hampshire with a sudden influx of campaign cash because in the two days following iowa, he reportedly raised upwards of $2 million. in just a moment, senator santorum will join us live from the granite state, where he explained why he is running for president. >> it is not an ideal time as a husband and father to be out, taking on this responsibility. but i felt that the co

to the collectist agenda. president obama aced it, taking the teamwork of the military as an invitation. forget self-sufficiency, instead work like an army to make my dream come true. the dream being fairness. >> it's not fair -- >> fair share -- >> fair share of taxes. >> fair share of taxes. >> investigating unfair trading practices! american values of fair play. >> everyone gets a fair shot and everyone does their fair share. share >> greg: if you drink every time obama said, "fair" you'd be naked and passed out in a tree like me. but fairness is substitute for class warfare. if we follow obama's military metaphor through the prism of fairness, what does it make the rich? al-qaeda? taliban? sorry, taliban. more important who would have guessed four years ago a liberal president would have used the military as metaphor for american greatness? forget how weird is it to see a progressive so gung-ho about something all of his friends hate. we have a liberal president abouting all republican. even more, the stuff that libs love was gone. obamacare, unemployment benefit, abortio

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obama went ahead and signed the n.d.a. the national defense authorization act the same authorization act also includes a provision for indefinite military detention a civil liberties atrocity. but you see here is what obama did on the actual day that he signed it after backing off of the veto threat and he went forward and decided to insert into the signing a signing statement a promise a promise that is an illustration won't allow this to apply to american citizens without trial first so what happened out there in the media world well people just started rejoicing obama defender started blogging tweeting saying see obama does said that it doesn't apply to american citizens so it's all ok now i don't even know where to start in terms of what a foolish response that is all around but let's just make a few things very clear here no matter what obama does or doesn't do the indefinite military military detention including of american citizens well that part is already enshrined into law he signed the damn bill so even if his administration chooses not to interpret it in that way well the

defeat barack obama. despite our differences and the space between us on some of the issues, i believe that candidate is governor mitt romney. >> here are just some examples of some of the differences, some of the space between jon huntsman and mitt romney on some of the issues. >> i think when you're on too many sides of the issues of the day, when you don't have that core, when there's that element of trust out there, i think that becomes a problem. and i think it makes you unelectable against barack obama. >> we delivered health care reform with a mandate. we raised taxes $750 million worth. so i think it's -- and it was 47th overall in job creation. >> somebody who breaks down businesses, destroys jobs as opposed to creating jobs and opportunity, leveraging shareholders. >> governor romney enjoys firing people. i enjoy creating jobs. >> are you suggesting, governor, that we just take all our troops out next week? >> did you hear what i just said? i said we should draw down from 100,000. we don't need 100,000 troops. >> i don't subscribe to the don trump school or the mitt romney sc

obama, but, really, it's rick santorum who he's talking to, we'll speak to, a big endorsement from john mccain and he beat mitt romney back in 2008. and coming up just short -- built on that traditional iowa caucus campaign. 400 rallies, 99 counties. santorum with one message to iowa voters before it's off to new hampshire and he said this -- >> thank you so much, iowa. you -- you, by standing up and not compromising. by standing up and being bold and leading. leading with that burden and responsibility you have to be first, you have taken the first step of taking back this country. >> and it looks like first in, first out. amp a disappointing showing in last night's caucuses, texas governor rick perry says he'll go home and do some thinking. take a listen. >> with the voters decision tonight in iowa, i've decided to return it texas, assess the results of tonight's caucus, determine whether there is a path forward for myself in this race. >> closer look now at who voted for mitt romney? who voted for rick santorum? who voted for ron paul? specifically and why. christine romans is b

called "the obamas" by jodi kantor, a "new york times" reporter, alleges friction in the relationship between the first lady, michelle obama, and the staff of her husband. the presidential staff, of course. the book says that tension was because mrs. obama was interfering with the way the president's staff wanted to do business. the book details the friction, name well former obama press secretary robert gibbs and former obama chief of staff rahm emanuel, now the mayor of chicago. mrs. obama had this to say about rahm emanuel. >> one thing is true, that i talk very candidly to my husband about how i feel, but that's the kind of relationship i have. i wouldn't go to rahm about something i would talk to my husband about. if i didn't agree with something, i would talk to my own husband about it. >> the cantor book also details an alleged incident in which a french book says that carla bruni, the wife of nicholas sarkozy, asked mrs. obama how she liked living in the white house. mrs. obama reportedly replied, "don't ask. it's hell. i can't stand it." both mrs. obama and mrs. bruni deny th

to have the energy and resources to face barack obama. who has been sharpened and shaped through the school of hard knocks. virtues learned there will be beneficial in serving our country. we find out who that person is. we mesh them out through competition. this competitive process i would like to see continue. the more ideas debated the fairer it is to the electorate. it will breed success for america. competition doesn't just shape character but rebuilds it. one of the characteristics in order to save our country. we need a big dog who will bite when they rattle our cage. they, when i spook of they, i'm talking about government big spenders who can't balance a budget because they've never done it before. who would lock up our resources and amass debt and can't argue against obamacare and other liberties being stripped. ultimately being slaves to government and other countries, we need a big dog who is passion ast not embracing the status quo but shaping it up. >> sean: it's funny you talk about the process. it's ongoing process. when i think i have all my questions answered by the

president obama. we're actually waiting to hear from him and what he's calling a prebuttal to the president's state of the union address. and rick santorum campaigning in stuart, florida, this hour. florida primary just seven days away. >>> republican candidates are facing off for more -- one more debate rather ahead of tuesday's florida primary. the latest matchup in tampa last night, mitt romney hammered, hammered away at newt gingrich, and his record of leadership. gingrich shot back, accusing romney of lying. here's a taste. >> in the 15 years after he left the speakership, the speaker has been working as an influence peddler in washington and during those 15 years, i helped turn around the olympics, helped begin a very successful turn around in the state of massachusetts. >> he just said four things that are false. i don't want to waste the time on them. i think the american public deserve a discussion about how to beat barack obama, the american public deserves a discussion about what we would do about the economy and i think this is the worst kind of trivial politics. >>> t

obama is running five points ahead of where john kerry ran in 2004. the country was shifting bluer as a whole is the series of the country were continuing to abandon the democratic party. obama was enabled to build the coalition that enable democrats to remain competitive in the states, even in extremely favorable environment for the democrats. in this region the democratic coalition is now significantly. to engage in a little with obvious foreshadowing, democratic senators held from the states. after excluding minority majority districts, 15 democratic congress contained in the state. democrats controlled out the governorships in 11 of the 16 state houses. so with the trend we begin to see if the national level of the states finally been made with democratic party filter down to congressional and state level that foreshadowed the debacle of the democrats. there's a positive side to the ledger. obama rainbow against minority voters and suburbanites, but the overall result was a wash. obama actually ran slightly behind clinton's 1996 vote. by the way when i talk about 1996, thanks voting

shows how much trouble president obama may have with independent voters who aren't sold on the republicans either. that may explain why the president is up with his first ad of the campaign. and we mentioned that newt gingrich's second ex-wife said he wanted an open marriage. the ex-wife of mark sanford joins us tonight. she says she's lived this story and it will count politically. finally, let me finish with an unpleasant reminder. while mitt romney may be headed for 1 for 3 in the political arena that newt gingrich is already in the clubhouse with his 1 for 3 in the marital arena. we start with the final 48 hours. with me is mark halperin and john, both msnbc political analysts. let's look at numbers. newt gingrich has a fighting chance to carry south carolina. new numbers out today from the nbc news/marist poll show republicans have mitt romney ahead of the pack. but the two-day poll show a rise for newt gingrich following his debate monday night. before the debate on monday, romney led by 15 points. but after the debate on tuesday, that lead shrank to just 5 points. a ten-

plan we had. i don't like the obama plan, it cuts medicare. we didn't anything like that. >> maybe because medicare is a federal program, not a state program. romney shaded the truth. he accuses gingrich of calling spanish the language of the ghetto. romney denied knowing anything about the ad but went back on the track after wolfe blitzer informed romney that he had personally endorse the ad. >> did you say what the ad says or not. >> i don't know, it's taken out of context, i did not know. >> gingrich today claimed that he was appalled by romney's eplies last night telling the washington post: >> news campaign also followed up today with this ad: >> romney denied seeing a false ad his campaign used to attack newt gingrich, but romney's own campaign paid for the ad and romney's own voice is on the ad approving its false content. if we can't trust what mitt romney says about his own record, how can you trust him on anything. >> romney's leading gingrich by nine points in florida with ron paul and rick santorum far behind. nationwide, gingrich is leading romney with the other candid

tonight keeping them honest with the candidates and president obama on jobs. that is what the experts say is driving this election, jobs and jobless numbers, all these candidates on the stump today in new hampshire and south carolina say they can do better on the the job front than president obama. some are making claims about their own job-creating records that don't stand up to scrutiny. their case against the administration today got harder to make because new job numbers came out, unemployment fell again last month, down .2 to 8.5%. the economy gaping 200,000 jobs, 50,000 more than expected. these are decent, not spectacular by any means and president obama was cautious. >> there are a lot of people still hurting out there after losing more thain 8 million jobs in the recession, obviously, we have a lot more work to do. >> state and local government workers hardest hit, nearly a quarter million public sector jobs eliminated last year, including more than 100,000 teachers. jon huntsman called today's job report good news but said we can be doing better. ron paul said the same but w

a better candidate and how he would beat obama. not a lot of time to make the point but he will get a ton of national media attention. how he seizes this moment will tell us a lot about he is. >> kimberly: goes to you on santorum. you have asessionments about him -- assessments about him. >> andrea: i went to sleep and santorum was leading by 18 votes. i thought boy, if he could get the duggard children who endorsed him to show up and vote. this is a big day for santorum. he ran the best face campaign on the ground. now finally conservative have a conservative alternative. eric, you and i at the end of the show we said we held conservative emergence. for the first time, mitt romney is actually going to get tested. he will be battle tested in new hampshire. we saw this all day today. i think that together, santorum and gingrich, they are going to tag team him. gingrich can go negative. santorum can say i have nothing to do with it. again, this is going to be a test for santorum. can he appeal, to not just the conservatives in iowa because he ran a conservative race there. socially co

to moderate in 1976 he lost. very hard to take romney care and obama care and have a debate and have the republican win that debate. you need to have a conservative who's a very big distance away from obama, you got to have the space so that in fact you can communicate with the american people. >> i want to follow up on some of these comments that you're making about romney. here's an ad that you are currently running in florida. >> what kind of man would mislead, deceive just to win an election? this man would. mitt romney. if we can't trust what mitt romney says about his own records how can we trust him on anything? >> it sounds as if you're saying in that ad and here this morning, that mitt romney is unfit and does not thave the character to be president. >> i am saying that he would be not where he is today, if he told the truth. and i think that's a very serious problem for somebody. i think that you look -- again, he's supposedly a great manager, yet he can't explain 23 different foreign accounts that weren't reported. he's a great manager. he can't explain being on the b

meets the truth squad. you have doubt? newt gingrich made this absurd claim about president obama last night. >> if you're for radicalism, you're with barack obama. >> saul alinsky radicalism. i'm talking about newt gingrich here. does he have a clue who he was? we have the file on alinsky tonight. guess who? mitt romney's own dad. and the more newt and mitt duke it out, the better it is frr president obama. he has a new spring in his step. one reason why is the fight we're all watching on the right. and newt gets an endorsement he can do without from prison from inside. that's in the side show. we begin with mitt romney's strong debate performance on kn c cnn. howard fine man is a political analyst. and susan page is the washington bureau chief. howard, let's look at the polls out today that show the race in florida turning strongly for romney. take a look. both the latest sunshine state poll have romney ahead by 9%. your sense of why newt is losing and mitt is winning? >> well, mitt romney came last night to do what he had to do. he was the new combat-ready mitt romney. and he g

"newsweek." the magazine asks why are obama's critics so dumb? greg gutfeld has the answer. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: our top story tonight, the showdown in south carolina. the primary is this coming saturday. tonight, the presidential hopefuls will square off during fox's debate at 9:00 p.m. eastern. everybody is going to be watching this, eric. it will be exciting to see, weapon the developments today. huntsman is out. a lot of focus on romney. in fact, there is a new poll fox news in particular which has him up 25% and also gallup coming in consistently with that at 23%. that is pretty good. >> eric: down to five now, right? romney. flanked by two on each side. they will all take shots to him. my guess is he won't bother with him and he will go after obama. that is what he he has been doing. it worked for him. he played a smart defensive strategy the whole time as the only offense going, not inside the tent but across the aisle. i think he is handling it the right way. >> greg: what can't the candidates do to stop romney, you ask me? >> kimberly: i do. thank

, president obama has the entire republican party on the ropes. the republicans are taking one cheap shot trying to get back in the fight. this is "the ed show," let's get to work. >>> what did you call president obama? >> i called him captain schettino, the captain that fled the ship in italy. >> the obama derangement syndrome is going to the new level. >> get the held out of the united states of america. >> melissa harris-perry and dr. james peterson have reaction. >>> the fight for florida is ending with a flurry. >> conservatives will come together and decide they don't want a massachusetts liberal to be the republican nominee. >> the speaker has been attacking me all over the state in ways that are extraordinary. >> the latest with e.j. dionne. >> bill burton and joan walsh >> bill burton and joan walsh with the problem with the latino vote. >>> the fight for fairness headed to the floor of the senate. robert reich on today's big news for the buffet rule. >>> good to have you with us tonight, thanks for watching. newt gingrich is taking a pounding in florida. he's been outspent

trabajar con el presidente obama. >> estÁ claro que ustedes han trabajado juntos, a veces da la impresiÓn que el partido republicano ha hecho el cÁlculo de no vamos a dejar que obama tenga algÚn triunfo para que no se vaya a reelegir, ¿es justa la apreciaciÓn? >> no es justa, lo que nosotros estamos en contra como partido es la polÍtica, lo que quiere hacer el presidente obama que alzar los impuestos, mÁs regulaciÓn hasta los pequeÑos negocios, no quiere reformar el complejo sistema de impuestos en los estados unidos. al decirle no a esas propuestas y al avanzar a nuestras propuestas las personas dicen ustedes solamentquieren atacar al presidente obama, no, lo que queremos es restaurar la economÍa, crear empleos y tenemos una situaciÓn económica terrible en los estados unidos y es culpa del presidente obama pero nosotros republicanos y demÓcratas tenemos que unirnos porque el pÚblico estÁ disgustado con todos nosotros sin excepciÓn. >> ¿cuÁl es el argumento para que el presidente los estados unidos se reelija? >> estÁ luchando para la clase media, veamos la ve

fair innocence this country, you are an envious complainer. one of society's losers. president obama made a very different speech today, championing the middle class and the battle lines are being drawn and it's only january. the president may have some unexpected allies out there. if you closed your eyes you'd swear all the recent talk about romney and vulture capitalism came from democrats. but it's republicans like rick perry and newt gingrich who are trying to take mitt romney down with a populist message. are they doing president obama's work for him? but before romney makes his acceptance speech in tampa this september, he's going to have to get passed south carolina which has in the past been a killing field. his opponents know if he's not stopped there, it's probably over. so their strategy is clear. attack him as a job killer. and hope the south will be more hostile to romney than iowa or new hampshire. and don't forget. what w. did to john mccain down there 12 years ago. >>> and michelle obama pushes back against the new book she says supports the picture of her as an angry

to dale's and what george w. bush you have two thousand and eight with barack obama so on both sides there also has been that candidate who has won but traditionally i would does not pick the winner and interestingly enough the process i have a problem with the caucus process it is one that when you have that lackluster motivation not having a jeb bush paul ryan all the rest and here you just take a look at expenditure from two thousand and eight to right now mitt romney spent seven million on the air in zero eight among all the candidates five million was spent on the ground back in two thousand and eight you have a million and a half plus super pac expenditure from that one candidate alone this last time plus i can't wait to see what the analysis was of the street so literally in the caucus process if you don't have that. huge motivation for that really strong candidate you could make sure you pay the right people to get in that room and oh did i know that it's so shocking that money can actually buy votes in florida right now. all right let's talk about what we saw last nigh

bright, i think that the debate with him and barack obama will be more about issues and ideas and about ideology. i think if the republicans nominate mitt romney, it will be more about images, it will be more about personal text and speaking kind of things and that sort. but further more, i think yesterday i noticed how mitt romney was on the campaign trail with nickie hailey and governor bob mcdonald. and this is just my prediction. if he wins south carolina today, expect nickie hailey to run with him as the vice presidential nominee. but there's also a secret weapon that barack obama has that the republicans don't and it's a two-letter word. it's joe biden. >> charleston, south carolina. republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. host: do you plan to go out today? caller: yes. i plan to vote for romney. host: what led you to your decision? caller: i think he ts best overall candidate. host: explain. caller: from his experience in the business world, he's got the best overall experience, he'll bring a better message on a national scale. i think he's more electable. just

avanzar en esta economÍa han sido los mÁs afectados por la polÍtica econÓmica de obama, Él no causÓ la recesion pero la empleo radio y ha sido ineficiente en los esfuerzoss por reconstruirla y ha provocado que la recuperaciÓn sea la mÁs lenta desde hu vjuju los aÑos 3 >> el problema de los indocumentados es que las condiciones en este paÍs sean tan negativa para ellos que voluntariamente se van de este paÍs. >> ¿puede estar un poquito en esta esa teorÍa. >> la idea es que aquellos que ingresen al paÍs en forma legal tengan identificaciÓn que muestran que estÁn aquÍ legalmente y los empleadores tendrÍan que verificar por medio de un sistema de verificaciÓn electrÓnica y bajo la circunstancias la gente tratarÍa de dirigirse a lugares en donde pueden encontrar empleos. >> es decir, en sus paÍses de origen, no soy de los que que creen que tienen que recorrer el paÍs >> eso nunca pasarÁ en el paÍs >> hablemos de un grupo de personas al que se refiere a menudo el seÑor gingrich, las abuelitas y los abuelitos que llegaron de indocumentados pero que llevan 25 aÑos en es

controversial el tercer mensaje sobre el estado de la naciÓn del presidente obama. >> impuestos de la discordÍa, mitt romney revela centavo acento a skwe centavo lo que pagÓ >> el mÉxico no que se disputa el oscar como mejor actor. >> el aperitivo de esta noche de relaciones peligrosas la sÚper nueva novela de telemundo, la ediciÓn martes del noticiero telemundo comienza ya. en washington. washington. >> hola ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes en donde reina la espera del tercer mensaje del presidente obama un discurso aÚn antes de escuchar no es controversia y se espera que el mandatario haga su discurso en las espaldas insistirÁ y reactivar la controversia. lori montenegro tiene todos los detalles. >> la economÍa y como reactivar buscando generar interÉs en la casa blanca divulgÓ lo que hablarÁ. >> en el informe serÁn los votantes por la falta de buenos empleo s y la situaciÓn financiera. >> durante el fin de semana obama daba un avance a los temas que invocarÍa y declaraba que presentarÁ un plan para que los estados unidos perdura y incluir a todos. >> si vamos a seguir e

clearly defeat obama in a series of debates and the one candidate who has big enough solutions that they would really get america back on track. we're a big country. we have big problems. and we need big solutions. and the people of florida know that as well as anybody in the country. >> i had an opportunity to speak with congressman clyburn, an interview that's going to air later in the show. and he talked to me about the -- the language of the south. and i know you have heard this, too. that a number of african-american leaders have been upset, saying that the language that you use, calling president obama the food stamp president, other things that you do, is a way to appeal to folks that they believe are attracted to sort of a racist element. he didn't -- i asked him specifically if he thought you were racist, and he said no. but he does believe you use that language, and that's what contributed to your victory here. your reaction? >> well, i think it's unfortunate that liberal leaders, whatever their ethnic background, can't have an honest, open debate about policies that fail. the

obamas portrays me, your humble correspondent as hostile to the first lady. >> image of an angry michelle obama long been fodder for critics. >> i have a lot of people who call me on the radio and say she looks angry. i say there is some validity to that. she looks like angie woman. guess where they got that clip abc media matters. did abc tell their audience? we will tell you. >> if you question things done in the name of capitalism, then he calls it being envious, i don't think anybody was envious when the fool failed to question what bernie madoff was doing. >> bill: now some democrats say mitt romney is similar to bernie madoff under the capitalistic banner. we have a special report on that. >> we will stand on principle or we will not stand at all. >> what we have got is an attempt to substitute the rule of the mob for the rule of law. >> bill: the great american news quiz, the flamboyant women edition coming your way. ♪ i want to be kissed by you. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill:

obama is to elect gingrich. his appeal is with the tea party crowd. the ones with the pitch forks and torches. while romney attracts the educated types. it's become t-shirts versus tattersal. whoever wins florida will have the inside track to take on president obama. that's a fight that looks increasingly good for the democrats. the president is gaining strength in the new nbc news wall street journal poll. his approval rating is the highest since june. americans are feeling better about the economy itself. the big question. is this a temporary uptick or the start of something good for the country and the white house? catch this picture of arizona governor jan brewer sticking a finger in president obama's face on the tarmac in phoenix. why does the nasty right feel it's okay to disrespect this president so much? let me finish with the joy, and i mean joy, this newt versus mitt romney fight is giving yours truly. dana milbank is joining us. let me start -- first of all, it's not dana milbank. i think we had a change in direction here. let me start with ron christy. since you were a

as someone that can lead the country and there is no option in my view because obama came in he didn't do anything we had three years of nothing basically and i were faced with an election of g.o.p. candidates the guy who is the front or supposedly is mitt romney who's the establishment pick and what's he going to do he's basically trying to out obama obama saying obama is not pro israel enough obama's not enough faith in favor of wars so it's like i think that the american people just. but there's but one of the pentagon they don't know what to do and i think if paul were to be elected that's what ron paul signifies you signifies basically hitting the panic button because you're like i want to pull the plug on the computer that has crashed and i have no hope whatsoever of getting out of this mess with anything that resembles a compromise which is what obama had promised in two thousand and eight and that is what the candidates are trying to do is that they're trying to portray themselves as who is the most anti obama who can change the way things are the current course of washi

schettino. >> what did you call president obama? >> we're going to call him schettino. >> add disgraced ship's captain to that catalog of epitaphs. >> captain coward, captain schettino. >> the captain of that cruise ship. >> it's a fair analogy. >> that ship captain a facing charges. >> schettino under house arrest. >> the more interested in campaigning than doing his job as president. >> an analogy that michael steele deems inappropriate. >> i think it's an unfortunate analogy. >> michael steele was the most gaffe-prone rnc chairman in history. >> it was terrible, people died. >> jay carney called priebus, quote, desperate for attention. >> there's justice coming in this drama. >> democrats and the obama campaign armed with new ammo. >> i know the speaker is not real happy. >> romney will pay for what he did to newt here in florida. >> the speaker's been attacking me all over the state. >> he is for all practical purposes a liberal. i am a conservative. >> i wish i could claim that i'm a hispanic. >> so if for no other reason rage against the machine, vote for newt, annoy a l

and being in favor of creating jobs, the opposite of the obama program of higher taxes, more regulations, less american energy and attacking the people creating jobs look at the models. i believe we can reach out and create a majority that will shock the country and put us back on the right track. it is doable. it is a daunting challenge. consider alternative. if we do not go the extra mile and we do not offer a vision powerful nouf unify americans, and we continue down the road that obama has us on, the bureaucracy has us on, judges have us on. the pattern of how washington operates as us on. four years of decay, more years of inadd quasi and falling behind and growing weakness is the alternative. i believe it will take someone who is capable of debating barack obama face-to-face, delivering the conservative message rs winning the arguments in order to overcome his billion dollar machine. with your help, as your spokesperson, representing your values, on behalf of our children, our grandchildren and our country, i will do everything i can to win the opportunity to represent