here who thinks this wouldn t be a big deal. not one. david corn from mother jones magazine and msnbc political analyst. i am stunned here. i don t know what you would do if you put these guys in a lie detector, would it be a flat line? have they talked themselves into believing this? or is it just politics where they ll say we re not going to give the president the facts on the table. we won t even give him there s a deadline. we want to push this and push this and push this until we get what we want. if the economy goes down, the world comes apart, hey, we get an extra inch of flesh off this guy. i think they are living within an alternative reality. i do think they kind of believe this in the sense that they came to washington to blow things up. if it s either the government or, you know, the financial system, they just don t like it. they want to disrupt. and i see them as ayn rand
stealing from everybody in this audience right here. you re taking away from their social security to give it to dependent class of people. taking away from their social security. i see. this is orwellian experience. i ve had enough sir. you had enough. bill: it went from there. senator mccain is member of so-called gang of eight. a bipartisan group of senators, working on an immigration bill that can pass congress. he is guardedly optimistic about the chances of getting that bill. martha: all right. how about this? the opening bell on wall street right now. the markets open up for business today. the dow really hugging the flat line there for a moment as things get opened up this morning. this happens after the dow reach as five-year high at its close yesterday. there is a sped up look at the action on wall street yesterday. it climbed above 14,000 points, the number just shy of the all-time high reached in 2007. take a look at this. here is a look at the dow s growth and dips ove
and wisconsin. or colorado, nevada, and new hampshire. why is nevada with the highest unemployment rate in the country still so stead fast for obama. big unions in las vegas. culinary union. bill: in clark county. clark county. very good. second thing is substantial hispanic population. that s what threw new mexico into the democratic precincts as well. the hispanic influx in there. what do you see as far as the hispanic american vote, how much is the president going to take of that? i think the president is going to get sightly bigger than he he got four years ago. interesting thing is it is going to flat line as percentage of the. fewer voters. flat line. is he counting on it being bigger as it has been for 30 some odd years. hispanic vote increasing since the 1980s. bill: real quick last question i say that mitt
and wisconsin. or colorado, nevada, and new hampshire. why is nevada with the highest unemployment rate in the country still so stead fast for obama. big unions in las vegas. culinary union. bill: in clark county. clark county. very good. second thing is substantial hispanic population. that s what threw new mexico into the democratic precincts as well. the hispanic influx in there. what do you see as far as the hispanic american vote, how much is the president going to take of that? i think the president is going to get sightly bigger than he he got four years ago. interesting thing is it is going to flat line as percentage of the. fewer voters. flat line. is he counting on it being bigger as it has been for 30 some odd years. hispanic vote increasing since the 1980s. bill: real quick last
you have to win colorado and wisconsin. or colorado, nevada, and new hampshire. why is nevada with the highest unemployment rate in the country still so stead fast for obama. big unions in las vegas. culinary union. bill: in clark county. clark county. very good. second thing is substantial hispanic population. that s what threw new mexico into the democratic precincts as well. the hispanic influx in there. what do you see as far as the hispanic american vote, how much is the president going to take of that? i think the president is going to get sightly bigger than he he got four years ago. interesting thing is it is going to flat line as percentage of the. fewer voters. flat line. is he counting on it being bigger as it has been for 30 some odd years. hispanic vote increasing since the 1980s.