welcome back. i m fredericka whitfield. here are four things crossing the cnn newsdesk right now. number one, new information in princess diana s death has caught the eye of british police. they have not given out any details. british media is reporting it could involve conspiracy claims that princess diana may have been murdered. the british newspaper of the sunday people reports it saw a letter from former in-laws of a former soldier who apparently said the british military was involved in her death. this is not a reinvestigation. number two, thousands of people in parts of central idaho are being told to get out of the way of a fast moving wildfire. the sheriff is telling people in the red river valley, they need to grab pets and essential belongings and move now.
credibility or conservativism because i don t think it works in the same ways as gingrich. today, mitt romney likened his campaign to senator mccain. senator mccain after i think winning florida he went on to lose 17 or 18 contests after that. but was able to put the delegates together by focusing on the process of gathering delegates as we will. steve, is this the right comparison? i don t think it is the right comparison. the day john mccain became the defacto nominee of the party, there were 35 people that worked in the headquarters, campaign was $2 million in the red, the campaign stipulated that it wasn t going to compete in the caucus states because we didn t a, have money, and b, have organization to be able to do it. we needed to compete in the primary state where we could take advantage of the momentum. governor romney doesn t have that excuse.
because i don t think it works in the same ways as gingrich. today, mitt romney likened his campaign to senator mccain. senator mccain after i think winning florida he went on to lose 17 or 18 contests after that. but was able to put the delegates together by focusing on the process of gathering delegates as we will. steve, is this the right comparison? i don t think it is the right comparison. the day john mccain became the defacto nominee of the party, there were 35 people that worked in the headquarters, campaign was $2 million in the red, the campaign stipulated that it wasn t going to compete in the caucus states because we didn t a, have money, and b, have organization to be able to do it. we needed to compete in the primary state where we could take advantage of the momentum. governor romney doesn t have that excuse. he has the money, he has the organization. the problem that he s run into is a message problem. is that republican voters are rejecting his candidacy in the
is not going to win without having to try and destroy him on credibility or conservativism because i don t think it works in the same ways as gingrich. today, mitt romney likened his campaign to senator mccain. senator mccain after i think winning florida he went on to lose 17 or 18 contests after that. but was able to put the delegates together by focusing on the process of gathering delegates as we will. steve, is this the right comparison? i don t think it is the right comparison. the day john mccain became the defacto nominee of the party, there were 35 people that worked in the headquarters, campaign was $2 million in the red, the campaign stipulated that it wasn t going to compete in the caucus states because we didn t a, have money, and b, have organization to be able to do it. we needed to compete in the primary state where we could take advantage of the momentum. governor romney doesn t have that excuse. he has the money, he has the organization.
when we have an economy that is based essentially right now on the idea that a very few people at the top get everything, that ceo pay is now 300 times the fay of an average worker. it was only 30 times the pay of an average worker 30 years ago. when that s the case, we need stronger labor laws. we need an economy that s working for average working people. or otherwise this economy s not going to work for anybody. rod nelson, robbed reich, thanks for your time tonight. i m going to tell our audience i m going to be up in the red river valley in minnesota this weekend with a camera, and i m going to talk to the families that have been locked out of american crystal sugar and i m going to continue to do this story. and i m also going to continue to publicize to give publicity to those farmers who have gotten subsidies in the sugar industry. you tea partiers out there, you should be asking the question why in the hell are we subsidizing the sugar industry? we shouldn t have to do that