to eureka. he was the son of the working class. after that you had a patrician in 88. then bob dole. in 2000 another bush. 2004 another bush. 2008 you had a guy whose dad helped run a navy. then a guy who ran a state and car company. i m not saying those type of people can t being a great presidents but to your point you either get it and you understand people who hurt and you understand what it s like to drive around with your dad for a year and a half when he can t find a job or you don t. i remember a guy he was so shocked, very conservative and i was even more conservative in college but i had this experience, you know. middle class, whatever. i remember a kid saying in class, a fellow republican carl bernstein, he s on deck. i remember a kid, another
that game as the could be the one that breaks the streak. they get by that one, head to new orleans, shouldn t be one of the problems. and then they make a stop in san antonio, top seed in the west on march 31st. that would be the last huge obstacle for the heat in terms of them going on to break the 71- 72 streak set by the lakers. there was a kid saying in we d love to have you back. he ain t going to cleveland, no way. maybe he ll bring his friends with him. turning to your money, stocks poised to open flat after closing in the green wednesday. alison kosik at the new york stock exchange. so tell us about the stock market makes no sense these days. i m sorry it just doesn t. you know what? this is a market these days,
we ll let you hear what they all had to say. and a major league baseball player pulled from him home in the middle of the night by armed men, but now we re told he s been found alive and safe. [ chanting ] and have you ever seen kids this excited about taking a test? not just any test. we re talking about the a.c.t. or s.a.t. equivalent. an entire country shuts down to do everything they can to help these students ace the tests. we re taking you to south korea this morning in our passport. let s start on the campus of penn state university. you remember, it was just a couple of days ago thousands of students were getting together on the campus, and they were rioting. well, last night, thousands of students got together at state college, pennsylvania, for this. a candlelight vigil to support the victims of the sexual abuse scandal. now, this is the same place, the same spot, where this vigil is taking place, is exactly where students were rioting in support of fired foot
mistake was not leading with the solution. in other words, i see a problem, i want to fix it. he said it was unconstitutional. he said the whole system is unconstitutional. well, again, how you frame your initial argument is going to stay with you in a presidential race throughout the race. ron, you ve been through this, your family, we ve all been through this debate at the dinner table. i ve argued as a kid saying, why do we have to have social security. my dad would say, you have to have it because people are irresponsible or poor and they don t prepare for their futures and somebody will end up having to pay for it with welfare anyway, so why don t we make people provide for their futures basically through forced saving and social security. that argument has always been able to sell with the majority? yes, and it will continue to be able to sell with the majority. you know, a ponzi scheme is a crime. governor perry is on record calling social security a crime. and he can t
where s this going to end up, michael? this debate over social security? it sounds like the kind of thing we had back in the 60s, we had in the 70s, the 80s. your party never seems to lose this one. dump it. they re not going to dump it, and for good reasons. because the system, by and large, has problems that need to be fixed. i think where the governor will admit now that he made the mistake was not leading with the solution. in other words, i see a problem, i want to fix it. he said it was unconstitutional. he said the whole system is unconstitutional. well, again, how you frame your initial argument is going to stay with you in a presidential race throughout the race. ron, you ve been through this, your family, we ve all been through this debate at the dinner table. i ve argued as a kid saying, why do we have to have social security. my dad would say, you have to have it because people are irresponsible or poor and they don t prepare for their futures and somebody will