with special guest guy kawasaki and dylan ratigan. steve jobs was many things but he was not a politician. this is the longest recovery for a recession in american people. people are suffering because of the policies of this administration. well, that s mitt romney delivering his daily sort of gloomy diatribe about president obama s handling of the economy. you would think republican governors would be using the same playbook as romney. terrible news. check this out. wisconsin candies more than 20,000 new jobs during my first year in? it s working thanks to our efforts to attract and retrain jobs inshire ohio we have worked with 200 companies to save almost 40 ,000 more from going out of state or disappearing all together. opportunity is thriving. virginia is growing strong. so is our future. joining us again from austin texas to discuss the perils of the republicans, the founder of know labels dedicated to making government work again.
the daily show. but first, here is a piece of information that should keep democrats up at night: north carolina s beverly per. did you e and washington state s crist gregoire are this country s only two female democratic governors. and they are not running for re-election. the picture isn t nearly as bleak on the republican side. there is arizona s jan brewer new mexico, susan is a martinez oklahoma s mary fallin and south carolina s nikki haley. none of them are up for reelection in november. you can imagine why so many democrats, both women and men are hoping tonight s first guest is elected the next governor of new hampshire. maggie hasson is a former three-term state senator. she faces a primary fight in september, which she is expected to win, and she comes to us tonight from manchester. maggie, welcome into the war room. thanks for having me, governor. well, it s great to have you. so is the possibility of being the only woman democratic governor in office next req
if you write a check, they are going to go out of business. detroit needs a turnaround, not a check. do you stand by those words even with the turmoil in the auto industry? no question but if you just write a check that you are going to see these companies go outs of business ultimately. this is the backbone of manufacturing. we cannot lose this very important sector of our economy. sounds like desperate times there. in the midst of a financial crisis and the recession, allowing the u.s. auto industry to collapse is not a responsible course of action. today, i am announcesing the federal government will grant loans. we have no intention of running g.m. we are interested in giving gm an opportunity to make those much needed changes to will let them emerge more strongly and more competitive company. today chrysler has had its best profit in 13 years after being left for dead in 2009. it was the uaw and the president that delayed the idea of bankruptcy. i pushed
one-year anniversary of the death of osama bin laden with a surprise trip to afghanistan. but it was more than just a victory lap. the president and his afghanistan counter part hamid karzai established a framework for the u.s./afghanistan partnership after allied troops withdraw in 2014. our goal is to destroy al-qaeda, and we are on a path to do exactly that. aftergans afternoon / afghans want a lasting peace. that requires a clear timeline to wind down the war. others will ask: why don t we leave immediately? that answer is also clear: we must give afghanistan the opportunity to stabilize. for more on the president s afghanistan surprise and its political i am politicians, i am joined by p j. crowley, the former assistant secretary of state for public affairs under president obama. he comes to us from washington. p.j. welcome into the war room. hello, jennifer. let s just get right to it. what is your take on this agreement? is it something that in fact is going t
whole other slew of laws but today alec distanced themselves from those stand your ground and voter i.d. issues. the group actually did a total u-turn today at least it says and says it is now only going to concentrate on fiscal issues. the press release reads: more good news. blue cross today said its pulling its support from alec. how did we get to this place? because of you. you. your voices are affecting change. the average citizen, the little guy, you grassroots organizations like the color of change threatened to boycott campaigns on alec s corporate sponsors including kraft coca-cola and pepsi. over the past weeks these sponsors have been dropping like flies from alec. don t start celebrating right now because alec is still actively promoting its agenda, drafting anti immigration legislation in alabama. the group has friends in high places. hear from lt. governor defending alec on fox. this type of boycott is a sad shame. i think boycotts in general are a real sad