race on the garden state parkway in new jersey. the police were allegedly leading. up first, ready to kick the reelection campaign into high gear. the president and first lady will hold the first rallies next week. in virginia and ohio. if the president s two-day, three-state college swing this week is any indication, the administration is trying to stirrup a youth movement. it s using the federal student loanish issue to o do it. congress needs to act right now to prevent interest rates on federal student interest loans from shaking you down. i want all of you to be rich. i want all of you to be successful. dan lothian is live in washington, d.c. in 2008, he had the youth in record numbers. other than that the federal student loan program, anything else he s working on? well, what you see from the p, he s talking about what his administration has done over the last three-plus years to help young people and you hear him talk about pell grants, about streamlining the p
tv show. this is a national debate where you get the chance to get the four of us talk about you make a serious allegation against governor romney like that. you need to explain that. [boos] bill: awe, joining us from miami bernie goldberg who is usually on monday evenings but will be out of town so in case he never comes back we wanted to have him on one last time today. very nice, bill. very nice of you. bill: i m always looking out for you bernie, come on, man. you know that the cnn suits, the people behind the throne told blitzer if he comes after you, you better slap him back. you know, no more john king stuff. you better go back after him. that s exactly what that was all about. i thought blitzer did a pretty good job saying, hey, if you are going to make a big deal out of it in your campaign, i m going to ask you about it. don t give me any garbage. i would have done that. right. here is my rule of thumb. it s legitimate to go after a reporter or moderator if he asks
tv show. this is a national debate where you get the chance to get the four of us talk about you make a serious allegation against governor romney like that. you need to explain that. [boos] bill: awe, joining us from miami bernie goldberg who is usually on monday evenings but will be out of town so in case he never comes back we wanted to have him on one last time today. very nice, bill. very nice of you. bill: i m always looking out for you bernie, come on, man. you know that the cnn suits, the people behind the throne told blitzer if he comes after you, you better slap him back. you know, no more john king stuff. you better go back after him. that s exactly what that was all about. i thought blitzer did a pretty good job saying, hey, if you are going to make a big deal out of it in your campaign, i m going to ask you about it. don t give me any garbage. i would have done that. right. here is my rule of thumb. it s legitimate to go after a reporter or moderator if he
tv show. this is a national debate where you get the chance to get the four of us talk about you make a serious allegation against governor romney like that. you need to explain that. [boos] bill: awe, joining us from miami bernie goldberg who is usually on monday evenings but will be out of town so in case he never comes back we wanted to have him on one last time today. very nice, bill. very nice of you. bill: i m always looking out for you bernie, come on, man. you know that the cnn suits, the people behind the throne told blitzer if he comes after you, you better slap him back. you know, no more john king stuff. you better go back after him. that s exactly what that was all about. i thought blitzer did a pretty good job saying, hey, if you are going to make a big deal out of it in your campaign, i m going to ask you about it. don t give me any garbage. i would have done that. right. here is my rule of thumb. it s legitimate to go after a reporter or moderator if he
pipeline which starts in alberta, imagine going right and left, and obviously the environmental concerns. and just to be clear, and perhaps we don t even know the answer to this yet, it s just a done deal in terms of an out and out service of this document, the administration from the state department really taking the lead on this, or is this a, quote, unquote, delay? the nation has made it clear they don t necessarily object to the pipeline, they object to the timeline in which they ve been forced to make a decision. they said given more time, this is something that potentially could be approved. but the bottom line is that there have been they feel they ve been forced to make a decision in an unrealistic time period and they re not going to do it because of the potential fallout. now, brooke, it s not necessarily done because congress still has proposed other work-arnounds and republicans in congress could still play different cards and try to force a decision in oth