relating to gay marriage. and joining us is glenn rush from politico, and mark levovich from the new york times. i have to start with the gray lady here, t the new york times i m not a student of the press, but i know how to read a story. source after source after source, and high level source close to the president, and the staffers from the president and the vice president s office talking openly about the anger at the vice president. and tell us why, and i know you can t give out the sources, but why is everybody talking? well, i won t ask them to stop, but i think that i know, it is your job. well, look, this is an exacting staff, and they do things on the schedule and david plouffe and jim massena and david pheifer and not to give up any, but these are not my source, but they have a very, very strict plan and this week was to talk about the campaign roll out, and then a $25 million
person who has found another way to do it, but why the irritation going to the outreach and i have read in your coverage, outrage and negativity and not that joe blew it, but joe is bad, and he was a bad, bad operative. what is that about? you first, glenn and then back to mark. because when biden does this stuff, it does not force the president s hand directly, and this is a white house and plouffe and the other guys were forced the act by biden. and one of the givens here, chris, they were saying they would have done this before the convention, and that is not what i was hearing in the weeks leading up to this. i had heard let me check mark on that because it is a key point. was the president intending sometime before now and the conventions to support marriage equality? and you say glenn, they were not set on that course yet? yeah, yeah. i mean, i had heard, and now the