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that's not what obama did getting osama bin laden. it was a cheap operation. >> cheap? >> are wre going to do this debating? >> yes. i'm curious. >> i would put it at -- $50 million. >> that's cheap in the republican world? >> that's cheap in comparison to what the cost of the war on terror is. >> no wonder the country got into the mess it did. >> i suppose that's supposed to be a telling point. i'm not sure how it is. >> the republican administration led to a financial collapse. you wouldn't dispute that. >> i would and i would say president barack obama has spent much, much, much, much more money than the republicans. >> would you dispute that after eight years of republican administration they country didn't go into financial collapse? >> no. >> the ideology $50 million is cheap is part of the problem here. >> i think the debate of standing on a soap box and waxing about how much this operation costs is cheap. >> you're criticizing the cliched ideology of the liberals here and i'm playing devil's advocate. when it comes to cheap ideology, chucking out statements like

he says that obama is not really a true american, he's not one of us. so he plays footsy with the notion that he is not truly american. i can't think of a better contrast. yesterday, the president of the united states who is he hanging out with? john glenn, pat summit, and what was mitt romney doing? hanging out with trump. i think joan was right with that visual of the big trump airplane, you expect him to put trump on the white house if he wins. >> you're so right, another parole of wisdom, the fact that trump is the godfather of birtherism now, but he has now romney as an accolade saying that president obama is an anchor baby. but really he isn't one of us. here is chuck todd asking mitt romney's campaign spokesperson andrea shaw about trump overshadowing romney yesterday. >> any regrets by the campaign of spending the day you clinch the nomination with donald trump? >> look, donald trump is a supporter. you know, governor romney midit clear they disagree on some issues. governor romney says he believes the president was born in the united states. he

increases. >> obama started spending like our credit cards had no limit. how will my kids pay that off when they can't find jobs. i had so many hopes, cutting taxes, debt, and creating jobs. that's the change we need. >> mitt romney likened his spending to an inferno, let's watch him. >> rather than putting out that spending fire, he has been feeding it. he spent more and borrowed more. the time as come from a leader and a president who will lead us i will lead us out of this debt. >> and it's not true at all. market watch points out that federal spending is rising at the lowest rate, look at that bar chart there. from 2009 to 2013, no change. it's been about $3.5 trillion right through. every once in awhile i'm amazed when i hear that government spending is spiking, and believing that every year is ticking upward, but it's incredibly flat. >> it is, this market watch piece is getting a lot of attention. i've been trying to think about what is the biggest lie they have told so far. birtherism is vile but a crack pot. fringe, this might be the biggest lie o

barack obama should be a hero to the hawks and the right wing. >> he should be their hero. and you know, i have to call ourselves and the rest of the media, on the carpet here, too, chris. we've got to find ways -- i don't know if mark halperin should have jump need that interview. i would like to see that too, david. maybe it wasn't the time. but certainly in print and

what happened when that woman said that barack obama should be put on trial for treason? nothing again. and his whole career, was there a point when he said up and did something difficult, distanced hill self from an ally, took a stand that might not be possible -- >> maybe his motive is not to be courageous. maybe he doesn't want to be like john mccain was last time around when the issue of ethnicity came up and playing the reverend wright number. maybe he want to be a seen as a guy who does go down with the right as far as he can go. maybe he want us to be doing what we are doing, saying he is so far right he is hanging out with birthers. maybe that's makes him beloved by the birthers. >> he knows that name of the game for the next five months is convincing the independentes wh he ailated by making love to conservatives o or trying to during primary answers bring him

. >> so when senator jim demint of south carolina said about health care that this could be obama's waterloo, that really was a culmination of what they were trying to get to. >> absolutely. >> that was expressing the sentiment of all republicans at that time. >> sure. but i think that in particular, the cap and trade bill was such a heavy lift for the democrats, that by the time they got around to health care, already a lot of political capital had been expended and already this narrative was developing. and in swing states, people were asking, why with unemployment are we talking about greenhouse gases? so the republicans began to use this to their advantage. and of course, then their plan, ed, was to win back the house and to use the house then as a point of the spirit against the obama administration, which, of course, is what we've seen over the last year and a half and what the subject of my book really is. >> and you document the record number of filibusters, all of that was all part of the plan, so the democrats actually had it right. it was just the party of no.

they received the medal of freedom from president obama yesterday. one celebrity after another came up to be presented with their prestigious medal. 13 people in all got it at yesterday's ceremony. >> just on a personal note, i had a chance to see everybody in the back. what's wonderful about these events for me is so many of these people are my heroes individually. i know how they impacted my life. >> the medal is given to those who make extraordinary contributions to world peace, national interests, security and culture. >>> defense secretary leon panetta delivered the commencement speech at the u.s. naval academy on tuesday. he said the navy and marine corps will play a crucial role in confronting aggression and defeating opponents. he also said the focus for the next generation will be on

president obama continues to use his star power to get money for his campaign. right now he is at a fundraiser hosted by singer ricky martin in new york city. there is also a new controversial cover hitting the stand in the wake of president obama's endorsement of same sex marriage last week. the president was applauded for his stance at a commencement at

the politics of gay marriage not working out real well for barack obama so far. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. you may remember that then senator obama ran on a platform of uniting the country and transforming politics into a positive for the folks.

>>> chÁvez dijo publicamente a su colega obama, que podrÍa haber un baÑo de sangre si su paÍs desea invadirlo. y francisco nos cuenta mÁs sobre lo que dijo. >>> reapareciÓ, y por primera vez desde que llegÓ al paÍs, se mostrÓ en vivo y directo desde el palacio de miraflores, y hablar de la recuperaciÓn de cÁncer, su v parece qurarse. >>> de nuevo estÁ recorriendo s calles de la patria... los campos queridos. >>> y parece un intenso drama, pero cito a castro que en un artÍculo criticÓ al gobierno de estados unidos de apoyar el derrocamiento de chÁvez, y que

in an e-mail to his supporters, santorum urged them to back romney to defeat president obama. >>> voters in north carolina will decide whether the state needs a constitutional amendment, defining marriage between a man and a woman. >>> snow winds down in the

. >> shep: this monday night, more rank and file democrats are criticizing president obama's reelection campaign strategy. sarah palin will weigh in and much more. ned, corey booker who has admittedly a than

think this has become such a contentious issue between washington and delhi and we even had president obama saying that countries that continue to engage with iran and by iranian oil could

president obama and mitt romney are going head to head over romney's previous work at bane capital. danial not -- danielle nottingham has tonight's campaign 2012 report. >> reporter: president obama is standing behind the campaign ad, attacking mitt romney for his time in the business world. >> bane capital walked away with a lot of money they made

take a look at his latest attack on barack obama. >> he is attacking capitalism in part i think because he doesn't

. >> we're talling to let everyone know that governor o'malley and president obama have been successful. we're okay. relax. everything is fine. the only thing left is to watch it on tv tonight. >> reporter: in closing arguments, the state prosecutor said that was election fraud, a scheme by henson and ehrlich's campaign manager, paul schurick, to suppress the african american vote. >> this type of behavior is

not talking about president obama who announced that he believes gays and lesbians should be able to marry. we're talking about mitt romney who said he supported full equality for gays and lesbians 18 years. what did that mean to mitt romney then, full equality and what does he believe now? we'll get into the specifics of what he wrote 18 years ago, but first, news of the timing yesterday from president obama. two senior administration officials say vice president

what is the obama administration's proposal? more or less stay the course. all the talk of the obama administration making significant cuts in the military, not really. i mean if we look over next 10 years, about 500, $600 billion but spread over 10 years and given inflation and so on, it is really not all that much in terms of

el 54% aprueba la manera en que el presidente obama maneja la economÍa. para hablar mÁs de la entrevista exclusiva de la cadena telemundo nbc y wall street journal tenemos a 2 amigos del programa. el comentarista alfonso aguilar y el comentarista demÓcrata stewardo rodrÍguez. vamos a la encuesta interesante sobre si las elecciones se

. >> and president obama joked around today with soccer star david beckham welcoming beckham in a los angeles gal yachlsy soccer team to the white house today. president obama jokes half players are young enough to be the 37-year-old beckham's kids. >> a rare man who can be that tough on the field and also have his own line of under wear. >> beckham got a lot of attention in february when h and m aired ads for his new under wear line during the super bowl. >> and there is a former member of the earthquakes now with l.a. gal yachlsy. >> research shows one in 10 of us is watching television shows on something other than the tv. >> there is more on the trend.

>> president obama is under fire for adding his own policy plugs to the official biographies of past presidents on the white house website. here's how it works. the white house added blurbs to the ends of official

what does that mean for president obama? let's say he takes nevada and ohio, as chuck todd says because of the hispanic vote. then he needs pennsylvania, democrats have won since 1992. that gives him 266. all he needs is virginia or north carolina and he gets the seal to become the president of the united states. then you can submit your idea, you can sending it to us. we may put it on air and share your thoughts on what your analysis is. chris, if you like to play along

. >> president obama makes history. and sparks a national debate. >> so did the president flip-flop as critics say or did he evolve? >> you really think this republicans might use this as an issue? >> push the rainbow button and launch gaymageton. >> marriage is a relationship between a man and woman. >> first time joe biden said something that obama didn't have to apologize for. amazing. >>> the man suspected of killing a mother and oldest daughter to kidnap two young sisters has been rushed to the fbi's ten most wanted list. >> he could be anywhere in the united states and we are extremely concerned for the safety of the girls.

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that is what obama represents in this election. >> plenty of things to think about in the run-up to the election. thank you for joining us. he is known as the godfather of soul, and careless performer and talented musician. according to a new biography, he was also deeply troubled individual. the life and music of james brown's sheds light on the musical genius by examining his complicated life. we hear now from the author of the book. >> my book is titled "the one." it was the secret to his music and his being. he hit the first beet harvest. -- he had the first beat the

the players will then join first lady michelle obama for a special soccer clinic for students. it's part of the let's move campaign. due to weather, the clinic will be held indoors. uh-oh -- in the state dining room. >> hope they don't have any breakables in there. >>> a paralympic athlete from baltimore received special recognition from first lady michelle obama. swimmer jessica long had her legs amputated as a baby. now she has seven gold medals. she says meeting the first lady was even cooler than winning the gold. mrs. obama said she hopes jessica and other olympic athletes inspire children to be active and fit. >> as a child, jessica watched

and then obama says we can look back we have to go forward let's pass laws to make it easier for tapeworms like james is still money. money. and he goes back into the warmth of his lair people in cost of leora where he lives a little family of tape worms. i was just me. but i maybe because of the tape. and lenders including new york based j.p. morgan the largest and most profitable u.s. bank are resisting fed efforts to impose tougher restrictions on too big to fail

obama but you never know. anyway, thank you sam stein, as always, thank you the brilliant ezra klein and brilliant stam stein. >>> is there a growing rift within the pro business better off people, i must say, like cory booker, politically, and rank and file regular democrats who mistrust big economic power? this is "hardball," place for politics. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers.

de varios problemas administrativos en el servicio secreto que ponen en pelio la vida del presidente obama según ronald kepler, qen filtró a la prensa el incidetne en colombia. los agentes con los que hablo dicen que esesealmente un milagro que no haya habido un asesinato dado ocmo escatima sus esfuerzos dice el perredista ya otorgue en el servicio secreto del presidente. >> el servicio secreto es negligente, está defraudando sus agentes, al precedetne al pueblo. que es la pa del productor que dice cree debe renunciar por la casa blanca repsalda. los adnistradores enen una cultura de ahorrar

los agentes del servicio secreto durante la visita del presidente barack obama a cartagena y esto es lo que contestÓ a una pregunta de fÉlix d, vamos a escucharlo. >> si usted en esta noche con ese seÑor en el cuarto hubiera tenido la intenciÓn de conocer esquema de seguridad de obama, mirando papele buscandoosas en ese cuarto ¿lo hubiera podido hacer?. >> total, sÍ lo hubiese hecho el homb durmiÓ toda la noche, le hubiese revisado todos los documentos, billetera, maleta, le hubiese hasta hecho mil preguntas. >> ya. >> rafael, el hombre durmiÓ toda la noche. >> sÍ es un escÁndalo que probablemente continÚe y se gigan gigantea verdad que este tipo de historia. >> pienso que volver al periodismo para relrelatar. >> no es la cartagena que tÚ conoces. >> yo conozco muy bie a cartagena y cuando trabajaba aquÍ en univisiÓn contigo me

president obama's evolution on gay marriage comes to an end. he now supports it dick morris on that upcoming. but first the talking points memo the local media in norfolk, virginia striking back against the factor. for about a week now we have been reporting on a mob attack in norfolk that may be racially motivated. here are the facts. two reporters for the virginian pilot newspaper beaten by a mob of young african-americans last month. only one arrest has been made. despite the fact that scores of people witnessed the assault. biased attack. cops say that was now a

why doesn't barack obama talk about education? why doesn't you talk about the things he has done with race to the top, et cetera, et cetera, and remind mothers, soccer moms, and soccer dads exactly what he has done and what he will

absolutely guaranteed america's position in the world in national security is stronger with president obama having

. >> i am talking about obama. >> i thought he was going to say bill clinton. >> nicely done. >> that's true. >> andrea, what do you make of this? if he can't be trusted about his ex-girlfriends, can we be sure he wasn't born in kenya? >> yes, composite girlfriend

. >> on this subject , it's like they criticize obama for taking pac money. you don't take the pac money, you don't get elected and then you don't do the things you wanted to do. if you take the moral high ground and don't take the money, what do you do? >> and then it's like every for

to be clear, president obama did not cause this crisis. years of empty promises from both political parties brought us to this moment. but regrettably, this president was unwilling to advance credible solutions to the problem. in response to the financial crisis, we needed policies to strengthen the foundations of our free market economy. what we got was the opposite. we needed a single-minded focus on restoring economic growth. after the immediate panic in late 2008 subsided, we needed to restore real accountability in the financial sector and just clean up the mess. we needed to restore the principle that those who seek to reap the gains in our economy also bear the full risk of the losses. [applause] we needed policies to control our debt trajectory so that families and businesses could confidently invest in our future. instead, the white house and the last congress enacted an agenda that made matters worse. they misspent hundreds of billions of dollars on politically connected boondoggles. then, when the country's number one priority r

it was called a monologue by obama's campaign manager. as people start contrasting the kinds of things the president is for that i mentioned before, and then what mitt romney wants to do with the economy, he wants to give further tax breaks to wealthiest among us. that's trickle down. he wants to further deregulate many industries. that's what got us in this trouble to begin with in many ways. they're going to see he wants to go back to the policies of george bush, andic-- i think this chart will say it all in the campaign and you'll see a lot of it. the red shows job loss under the bush policy. that's what romney wants to return to. the blue shows the steady hand the president has had on the tiller, reducing job loss, and 25 months of job gain, four million new jobs gained, manufacturing jobs gained, exports up. and so i think when the contrast is joined as the president began to do in virginia and ohio, the economy is going to be a net-plus for the president. >> schieffer: all right, let's stop right there. we're going to come back and

in closing, i would like to thank president obama, leader pelosi, secretaries boxer and feinstein, as well as leader lahood for the commitment to public transit, creating jobs, and investing in san francisco. again, thank you this morning for being here, and let's get it done. appreciate it. [applause] >> i tried to think about this room as the dream room, where we dream and bring some of those dreams to life. i feel very blessed that i have been able to spend the last 31 years of my life doing it my way, thinking about things better interesting to me, and then pursuing them. there are a lot of different artists that come here to work, mostly doing aerial work. kindred spirits, so to speak. there is a circus company that i have been fortunate enough to work with the last couple of years. i use elements of dance and choreography and combine that with theater techniques. a lot of the work is content- based, has a strong narrative. the dancers have more of a theatrical feel. i think we are best known for our specific work. in the last 15 years, spending a lot of time focusing on issues t

was revised down from two point two to one point nine percent meanwhile the obama administration's attempt to build an industry of battery makers for electric cars is sputtering subsidized firms are struggling they don't have many customers they're operating way below capacity this is all according to the wall street journal what the problem was is that government granted this money it was linked to production calendars and not to market demand so is this an example of what happens when government picks winners and losers or is there a role for uncle sam in alternative energy let's talk about it let's get to today's capital account. more bad news out of europe and i have to say it's looking like fight or flight on the continent in terms of capital flight data from spain central bank suggest close to one hundred billion euros left the country in the first quarter alone that is around ten of the country's g.d.p. that just took their money elsewhere now the euro has had a two year low against the dollar and vest or is there a rushing into what they perceive to be safe havens one of which is t

obama's never experienced a winner. i think that's his problem, that's why he doesn't understand capitalism. he thinks everything he touches loses. which it does. >> it was president obama who said your record as a venture capitalist is something we should look at. romney is considered the best in the world. if you're going to blame romney for the job losses on bain's watch, why wouldn't you give him credit for the job games on bain's watch, which are hundreds of thousands of jobs. >> sure, but he starts counting those jobs even after he left bain, though? >> well, you're counting the job losses after he left bain. also if you look at president obama's record as a venture capitalist, it's one of inexperience, incompetence, and bad results, same as with the presidency -- >> oh, let's make another very basic point -- >> weren't failures, right? >> we've got a free enterprise economy. when private enterprises make investments, they take risks, succeed or fail. that's not what we're talking about with crony capitalism like

under obama it's $0.93. inequality got worse under obama than it did from clinton to bush. so if you look at the net effect of policies obama is to the right of george bush. whereas you might say, oh well obama is taking all of this wall street money and it's the rules of the game, et cetera et cetera. obama believes in all of this stuff. he believes that jamie dimon -- >> we got to leave. >> okay. but i don't disagree but i just want to make one more point on this, i'm just talking -- >> you think this matters. >> i do think this matters -- no, but i disagree with you on the ming of the playing field, but i don't disagree with you that they are not dissimilar when it comes to economy and he does more damage but the two candidates themselves are vastly different on so many issues. this is about the economy. >> we got to get it right there. what i'm getting is either way we're not going to go after the banks, and on top of that the drone strikes continue. and it has us increasing al-qaeda memberships when we come back. >> attacks are intensifying. >> on one occasion they kil

you can see president obama has 16 million twitter followers. romney 250,000 and ron paul, not too bad a showing here for someone, $296,000 followers. >> warner: so if you're a follower of these candidates, how many tweets a day would you get? >> it depends on the day. sometimes they come rapid fire as they try to drive a particular message. the president of the united states... it's not surprising he would have more followers but what i found surprising is where these people lived because for the obama campaign nearly half are out of the country, most of those people can't vote in the u.s. election, mitt romney only 10% outside the united states. >> warner: right, but the you do the math it shows obama with six million and romney with under 500,000. so when president bush then... last week he gave a speech in iowa and then he sat down with a laptop and started tweeting answers to questions people tweeted in but he has to keep them to 140 characters. >> it was called a twitter town hall essentially. so people can tweet@barack obama and ask him a

. >> reporter: what grade would you give president obama? >> oh, an "f." there's no question about that. >> reporter: across the board. >> across the board. >> reporter: even despite the killing of osama bin laden. >> look at what's happening in the middle east. the arab spring has become the arab winter. that's hardly a success. and of course domestically, it's hard to call what, now, 39, 40 months of unemployment above 8% a success when even he said by now, it would be in the 6% range. and by now it is not. it's over eight. >> reporter: what would do you though, specifically, when you think about the problem of long-term unemployment, what would do you to turn that around in a romney administration? >> you know, one of the things we tried when i was the governor of massachusetts was to create an incentive for employers to actually hire people who had been out of work for a long time. and so we said if you hire someone who has been out of work a year or more, we're going to give you the, the employer, i think it was a $2,000 check to be able to train this

the loan that the company received from the obama administration is a target by romney. and mark matthews joins us live. >> mitt romney came here to point out taxpayers put $535 million into solyndra only to see it fail. the obama campaign was in massachusetts pointing out what they're calling mitt romney's bad record there. >> mitt romney's visit is perfect for the message that the spending was a failure. and the solar panel maker received a lone from the federal government before last year. >> of course just the business failed as it did and this is taxpayers getting stuck with losing a half billion dollars. so it is heads krob cronies win, tails, the tax payers lose. >> two years ago the president came to solyndra to pro claim it as stimulus success. >> you can see it's a symbol of something different today, it's a sill bomb, not of success, but failure. >> last october he defended it this way. >> this is a loan guarantee program that predates me. that historically had support from democrats and republicans as well. >> and there are those in the obama administration w

president obama and former president george w. bush unveiling of the white house portraits of president bush and former first lady laura bush. on this day in 1879 now, new york city madison square garden first opened to the public. the ruthless building was just the first of four venues to use the name. the original became a pile of brings a couple of years before the invention of basketball. the second garden had a roof and hosted the democratic national convention. that was 1924. but the new york life insurance company eventually tore that down. version 3 stood until 1968. and hosted everything from world war ii rallies to the circus. now the fourth and current version is home to the knicks and new york rangers and holds hundreds of events and concerts every single year. folks in new york first took a stroll in the

boy, president obama has gone at president bush's record. i'm sure president bush not terribly fond, but that was all in good spirit. >> it was all in good spirit. i've got to tell you, you don't hear much from george w. anymore and he does have a great shtick. >> it was good to see him back at the white house. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next, mayor bloomberg hates your big gulp. why the mayor of new york city, though, is taking on some of the biggest and most powerful and deep pocketed companies in america. >>> and new details about the man responsible for the zombie-like attack. the last thing he said to his girlfriend before he left for the gruesome face-eating assault. >>> plus, the guy who did this comes outfront. >> i'm sick of it! every year we give power to one person! >>> i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, saving us from ourselves. a superhero saving america, just like clark kent, the original 1950 superman. >> faster than a speeding bullet. more powerful than a locomotive. able to leap tall buildings in

. >> as president obama attempted a moment of political civility, hosting his republican predecessor's portrait unveiling -- >> it's a great privilege to have you here today. >> on opposite ends of the country, his chief political strategist and his current republican rival mitt romney were engaging in not so civil dueling political stunts. >> under governor rom nay, the state was 47th in job creation. >> the obama campaign traveled to massachusetts for a press conference on the state house steps to slam romney's record as a one-term governor. >> romney economics didn't work then and it won't work now. >> broken record. >> but given the close proximity to romney's headquarters in boston, david axelrod was knocked off message by a vocal group of romney volunteers. a few hours later, the romney campaign had a political stunt of their own to unveil in california. at solyndra, the now bankrupt president obama had visited two years ago after his administration awarded the company a half billion dollars in loans guarantees as part of the green initiative. to prevent their being upstaged they

president obama and former president george w. bush unveiling of the white house portraits of president bush and former first lady laura bush. on this day in 1879 now, new york city madison square garden first opened to the public. the ruthless building was just the first of four venues to use the name. the original became a pile of brings a couple of years before the invention of basketball. the second garden had a roof and hosted the democratic national convention. that was 1924. but the new york life insurance company eventually tore that down. version 3 stood until 1968. and hosted everything from world war ii rallies to the circus. now the fourth and current version is home to the knicks and new york rangers and holds hundreds of events and concerts every single year. folks in new york first took a stroll in the garden 133 years ago today. and that does it for "the fox report" on this thursday may 31st, 2012. i'll bill hemmer in for shepard smith. see you tomorrow. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> it's widely b

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