appeared to double down on her comments. this isn t about whether ann romney or i or other women of, you know, some means can afford to make a choice to stay home and raise kids. most women in america, let s face it, don t have that choice. they have to be working moms, and home moms. and that s the piece that i am not hearing from the romney camp. instead everybody is attacking me. that s fine. attack me but does not erase his woeful record on this issue. megyn: and she went on, hillary rosen, did on her twitter account, to continue attacking ann romney and just a few minutes after she gave that on-camera interview with cnn this orange in, then mrs. romney came on fox news and defended her husband and the attacks against him when she was spoking speaking with martha maccallum. that is not correct at all. you should see how many he listens to. that is what i love about mitt. he has so many women in his circle. his chief of staff when he was governor. in business, so man
seal had a political agenda and trying to make him look bad. the navy seal says christie is a bully. brian? former white house communications director anita dunne not listed in the credits of the hbo movie game change but has direct ties to the film that bashes the 2008 mccain-palin campaign. dunne s p.r. firm organized a hollywood style movie premiere of game change in washington. her firm representing georgetown student sandra fluke making the rounds advocating contraceptive coverage. the state of minnesota now one step closer to being a right to work state. despite a loud union protest, the senate committee did approve a constitutional amendment making union membership voluntary. the protesters so angry, republicans who voted yes had to be escorted out of the building by troopers. the bill still has to go through the full legislature before it gets to the november ballot.
good morning, everyone. eric bolling is sitting in for steve today. this is a human hot spot right here. what s your four digit code? let s tap in! when you got to get up in the middle of the night, you ll take all the compliments you can get. thank you very much, eric, for being here today. a big showdown in the south today. it s primary day in alabama and mississippi. now, usually, these primaries are important but not decisive. what do i mean by that? usually the candidates are picked by this time. look at the delegates up for grabs. it s proportional, guys, so with the polls being very close right now, all three of the top candidates, ron paul hasn t really campaigned down there. all three could come away with a proportional share. the biggest story to date is rick santorum seems to be struggling somewhat and mitt romney who says this is an away game. i don t know why he keeps saying that. this is not an away game for him. what are grits? he said he only had
fox & friends starts right now. good morning, everyone. eric bolling is sitting in for steve today. this is a human hot spot right here. what s your four digit code? let s tap in! when you got to get up in the middle of the night, you ll take all the compliments you can get. thank you very much, eric, for being here today. a big showdown in the south today. it s primary day in alabama and mississippi. now, usually, these primaries are important but not decisive. what do i mean by that? usually the candidates are picked by this time. look at the delegates up for grabs. it s proportional, guys, so with the polls being very close right now, all three of the top candidates, ron paul hasn t really campaigned down there. all three could come away with a proportional share. the biggest story to date is rick santorum seems to be struggling somewhat and mitt romney who says this is an away game. i don t know why he keeps saying that. this is not an away game for him. wha
about what they re doing. in your report today, you say that media matters, it does appear coordinates with the white house. that s that s big. yes. it is big and it s proved. in june of 2010, david brock, the founder and head of media matters went to the white house and met with valerie jarrett, perhaps the president s closest advisor. anita dunne, the former white house communications director. since then, the media matters organization has had a weekly conference call with the white house. there s also a weekly meeting of progressive groups that is in some sense orchestrated by the white house. almost always a white house representative at that meeting and if you follow statements by media matters, they mirror statements by the white house about fox, for instance, and vice versa. there s no question there s close coordinations. ok. also, there seems to be close coordination with the mainstream media and what you say is media matters which i think is going to spend $20 million