fast and furious operation. the man who left it is kenneth melton and is stepping down as the interim head of the a.t.f. they announce he is moving to office of policy where he is will be senior advisor on forensic science. and dennis burke, the u.s. attorney, pushed out after four others in the operation were reassigned. so this is a case of select few bearing the brunt for a plan gone wrong? we ll stay on top of it to bring you the latest. now to the top story tonight, the white house apparently is in panic mode, developing yet another jobs plan. andrea, you have a lot of experience in the press secretary world. we share that experience. if you had woken up this morning and read in the washington post, not only that your boss is scrambling to come up with a plan, but that coming at the end of a summer of worsening economic news, sagging poll numbers you re trying to resuscitate the presidency and top aides have yet to reach an agreement on the major tenets of the plan tha
to everybody they can. because there will be crossover voters. there are some democrats that decide they re done with obama and can t vote for republicans and they stay home. greg: when she is talking over about crossover appeal i thought she was talking about dead people. bob: you d be the expert at that. i know she never used drugs in her life or i d accuse her of having a flashback. the idea a democrat would volt for that woman is crazy. andrea: ronald reagan did it. bob: ronald reagan. i knew ronald reagan. he was a friend of mine. she ain t no ronald reagan. andrea: you might not like her politics but people like her hair. she has a coveted hairstyle, that jennifer aniston once had that people are sought after. and in the joanna malloy said she called her stylist and even the liberal clients
together. how comforting. plus, the white house responds to rumors that hillary clinton is planning a run against president obama. and we may finally have an explanation for all of al gore s erratic behavior. a new report says continuing climate change could lead to an increase in mental illness. all that and more. the five starts right now. dana: before we get to the top story tonight we want to give you a quick update on a story we ve been covering. more casualties of the botched fast and furious operation. the man who left it is kenneth melton and is stepping down as the interim head of the a.t.f. they announce he is moving to office of policy where he is will be senior advisor on forensic science. and dennis burke, the u.s. attorney, pushed out after four others in the operation were reassigned. so this is a case of select few bearing the brunt for a plan gone wrong? we ll stay on top of it to bring you the latest. now to the top story tonight, the white house app
more casualties of the botched fast and furious operation. the man who left it is kenneth melton and is stepping down as the interim head of the a.t.f. they announce he is moving to office of policy where he is will be senior advisor on forensic science. and dennis burke, the u.s. attorney, pushed out after four others in the operation were reassigned. so this is a case of select few bearing the brunt for a plan gone wrong? we ll stay on top of it to bring you the latest. now to the top story tonight, the white house apparently is in panic mode, developing yet another jobs plan. andrea, you have a lot of experience in the press secretary world. we share that experience. if you had woken up this morning and read in the washington post, not only that your boss is scrambling to come up with a plan, but that coming at the end of a summer of worsening economic news, sagging poll numbers you re trying to resuscitate the presidency and top aides have yet to reach an agreement on t
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