or lindsay lohan herself. i was wondering around suddenly a car taps me. oh, man. but i would say other republican candidates because we ve had this great phrase this week i love so much, it s an oxymoron reverse coat tails. scott brown is running as fast as he can from mitt romney, so are most of the other republican candidates and they had the worst week. head winds, maggie haberman. the original and say mitt romney. i wouldn t go quite that far yet. anything can happen. mike bloomberg got elected and we said he wouldn t in 2001. i don t think this was not a close call this week. i m saying paul ryan because he has to run with the dude. wow. so excited, so excited and where did it go? thank you to josh, jay, maggie, and michael. that is all for now. see you monday when i m joined by heather mcghee, eric baits and samuel stein. and catch us sunday for our education nation special the parent teacher association. i will be hosting a special
the one-time republican presidential hopeful will become head of the financial services roundtable on november 1st. politico reports he will earn $1.8 million a year as a condition for his employment, pawlenty reportedly agreed not to run for office or accept any position in a potential romney administration. well, elsewhere every year nbc news hosts week-long meetings and discussions that include experts from around the country on ways to improve education in america. this year s education nation begins this sunday and nbc s danielle lee has a preview from washington. reporter: new york city s public library will soon host the nation s leaders in business, philanthropy and media. more than 300 people all brought together by nbc to seek solutions to the biggest issues facing america s education system. we just think at nbc that we can shine a spotlight on what s working and share results. reporter: for the summit s
some people. expect apple to sell 8 million of those new smartphones over the weekend. not shabby. coming up, do you think ann romney was right to take on critics in the republican party telling them, quote, stop it? it s our news nation gut check, and nbc news education nation kicks off this weekend engaging the country in an unprecedented discussion about improving education. i will be there with brian williams on sunday for the big teacher town hall. the third time around for it. you can check out educati educationnation.com. rd for a be. since ameriprise financial was founded back in 1894, they ve been committed to putting clients first. helping generations through tough times. good times. never taking a bailout. there when you need them. helping millions of americans over the centuries. the strength of a global financial leader. the heart of a one-to-one relationship. together for your future.
after this election, as the president often says this election can break the fever in washington on a number of issue and have willing partners to join us at the table to find a bipartisan solution. we know they exist. we have a seen them before. i worked for ted kennedy for a long time and came within inches of getting a bipartisan solution through congress. maybe some of the partners that turned their backs on immigration reform will come back and help us get it sdmun stephanie cutter, thank you very much. thank you. from obama headquarters. and coming up next, new details on what really happened the night that four americans were killed in benghazi, libya. join us next week live in new york education nation. our guests include arne duncan, former secretary of state condoleezza rice, new york city schools chancellor dennis walcott and chelsea clinton. you re watching andrea mitchell reports only on msnbc.
on building their higher education system and technology. and i think north carolina has half a dozen or more head corporate headquarters there and south carolina has one. the unemployment rate in north carolina is a lot lower than in south carolina. south carolina. we know what to do but washington isn t doing it. cities are doing it. and washington s just getting in the way. and that is the message. thank you so much. we ll see you in mork for education nation. looking forward to it. the gridlock will be horrible. it s new york. we re not going to have gridlock. i promise you can get around. take mass transit. thank you. i shall. mike bloomberg, the mayor. next, the ambassador talking about the middle east. tank tank woman 1: this isn t just another election. we re voting for. the future of our medicare and social security.