they talked about the nuances. a privatization versus public goods. i don t know. revive it. what i love about warren, i will say, this is you can see the gravity of this primary revolving around her attempt to keep it substantive and talk to policy not personality. but my god you keep watching the debate monitors. who won this stage? no, specifically, who do you who you are talking about? and if you name check someone, they get a turn. it s just designed to sensationalize anden to the taken when our voters actually need to be informed. please, please god let us do better. echo what he said after that comment. the senate gavelled out of session with little to show their first week back. the largest companies urging them to work now on gun policy. up next, the uphill fight for gun control and what could get congress to move on that issue. t congress to move othn at issue
prisons. well, here s the thing you got to be clear about. these 6,000 that are coming out, you can t have 6,000 people at a baseball game without somebody doing something stupid. so somebody in that group is going to do something bad. we need to get ready for that. but the reality is that people when they are given an opportunity and if you spend the money the right way they tend to do better. right now you spend so much money on people when they re locked up. you talk to the average grandma in oakland, she ll say, listen, i knew my 10-year-old was in trouble when he was 10. i couldn t get any help for tutoring, i couldn t get help for counselling, i couldn t get any dollars to help the kid when he was little. then he turns 16 and gets in trouble. now they spend $100,000 a year locking him up. and when he comes home there s no more money. hold on a second, if you gave me the $100,000, i could have kept him out of trouble or help him now. you only spend the money when you have them l
morning of sister wives star janelle. going to hear from that family. that big, crazy chaotic family later on this hour. barry white. hello. no, i get it. thank you, roland martin. roland is back on our panel. i can see how this morning is going to go. thank you for pointing out the obvious. also with us, good morning, will. good morning. margaret hooper is with us, as well, a former campaign staffer for president bush and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. and she is the great granddaughter of president herbert hoover. how about that? i m the great granddaughter of let s get to our starting point this morning. senator 36 years ousted by a tea party candidate who says we need less cooperation in congress and more confrontation. richard lugar lost to richard mourdock. nice to see you as always. there are many, many iterations, james. tea party, he was out of touch. he was a victim of his own sort of failures to navigate his own campaign. there s an anti-
all of the disenfranchised voters, if you will, feel or at least felt burned by passion, meaning they voted for passion, voted for rhetoric, voted for this image of something and now they ve decided maybe i don t need that. maybe i need brass tacks and that s romney if he s going to win that independent mind that s frustrated on the obama side that s where he scores points. i would agree with you in the position that where the president was a month or two months ago but i think that, as you ve seen the president do better, sharp message on jobs and the economy, obviously global events he s done a good job managing i think that the president has been doing better wit democrats and independents, and you know, some that enthusiasm is coming back. you re right, though. we do polling, focus groups, there are some questions about the president and whether or not it s possible to change washington. but i tell you what, once there s that choice, one thing i think mitt romney has going for hi
portfolio, to nuclear and fracking and other nontraditional sources of power. that way we bring down the cost of gasoline and help all of us do better. then we have to have more fuel efficient cars. the electric car, whatever happens. we are all aware of the solutions and have to work together to make it happen. the treasury secretary said they are thinking of tapping into the petroleum reserve. it has been used to deal with rising prices. is there a feeling among the governors that the president should do that. we produce less than 10% and conassume more than 20%. the drilling riggs, 50% of them in the world are working in the united states. we are importing less energy today. and consumption has been down