according to reports, but it would finally settle this four-year-old issue that has seen massive recall of vehicles. back to you. jeff, appreciate it. thanks so much. the washington post has a news story with more of the nsa s eavesdropping capabilities. they have a program to listen in to 100% of the foreign phone calls. it s called mystic. they can rewind the calls up to a month after they re initially recorded. this allows the nsa to revisit calls they didn t deem important at the time around. they limit it to a tame machine. for someone staying low key about the potential of a run, jeb bush has a packed political schedule. listen to this. he ll be crisscrossing the country. he kicks things off today and tomorrow in tennessee for events with governor haslam and senator
monday remington is moving 2,000 jobs being created there in huntsville. governor haslam in tennessee welcomed baretta into his state. we invited magpul into texas. so you are seeing a shift of these manufacturers out of states that don t want them there. and i think that is an appropriate move and an appropriate conversation for us to have, and you are absolutely right about the tenth amendment and the states. i know these governors will make decisions that are best for their citizens. now, we compete against each other and that s good. i ve got to wrap this section up, but we ll come back to it. i know you have something to say. but i got to ask you a quick wrap-up question. it just really takes a yes or a no. i m not even going to ask you to raise your hands. would any of you here today like to rule out running for president in 2016? governor pence? would you rule it out? i haven t spent one second thinking about any job other than the one so much quicker than that, yes or n
this is one of the reasons workers said they voted against the union. they want to build the new volkswagen cross blue. the company hasn t said it will build the suv in chattanooga, but workers have been talking about it throughout the voting process. and senator corker says he s in talks with volkswagen about it this week. we have conversations set up for later this week on the telephone. i m very hopeful based on assurances that we ve been given that that will work out. so what does this vote mean for the on ons, and was it fair to use detroit to persuade workers to vote no? joining me is phil lebeau, who covered the story on both sides. phil, i can t help but look at the republican opposition on this and corker and haslam, and it seems there was fear of the uaw becoming a political force in tennessee, that that was his primary motivation. but what was the motivation on the side of the uaw to organize? what was the motivation of the 600-plus foal bes who did want the uaw to rep
you know, any time you are really disrupting the status quo, you re implementing significant change that people are not used to, you re going to get a lot of pushback. right. in tennessee, both governor haslam and commissioner have been moving forward on aggressive reforms but they re also facing a tremendous amount of opposition. you have to be able to push through that as politicians and say, you know what, even though some adults might not be happy with this, this is what is good and right for kids. it s ways what s going to produce better outcomes for children. all right. michelle rhee, thanks so much for being here. we ll be watching what happens. we have to take one more break. when we come back, our hits and misses of the week. it s not the fumbling around with rotating categories card. it s not the etting blindsided by limits card. it s the no-game-playing, no-earning-limit-having, deep-bomb-throwing, give-me-the-ball-and-i ll-take- it-to-the-house, cash back card.
and chase portrayed him as an affable stumble bum, tripping and falling all over the place. every president since then has gotten the snl treatment. who doesn t remember dana carvey mimicking george h.w. bush s penchant for speaking in baffling sentence fragments. there was will ferrell s dead on impression of george w. bush as a president who never let his own confusion interfere with his self-confidence. i don t know what that was all about, but i will tell you this, don t mess with texas. worlds have occasionally collided when newt gingrich and house republicans met another newt gingrich, the one played by chris farley back in the 1990s. and when bill clinton raised hands triumphantly with darrell hammond who was in character that night. snl haslam pooned presidents, mayors, a speaker of the house or two, also laufnched rail lif senator, al franken.