discourage her from doing so by telling those stories. the tone of many of those stories. she is a trailblazer and very popular and the first women president. but the tone of these stories is very positive, bordering from positive to adulatory, except on fox news which doesn t talk about it much at all. so, do you feel like the media are trying to almost stage a carnation here? well, i think so. they ll turn on her, too. when that becomes more fun and interesting. but, look, she ran a horrible campaign last time. let me stop you for one second. almost nobody points that out. maureen dodd made a comment, this is somebody with a 30-point lead against barack obama and blew it. she was outmaneuvered by barack obama and what is to say she will run a great campaign this time and flip-flopped on a lot of issues including gay marriage where there was a video of her talking about the sanctity of marriage. she evolved like barack obama evolved. everybody evolves these days. all these
0 the h and the n refer to proteins on the flu virus and the numbers to the small differences in the shape of the proteins. two science lessons at the end of one show. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. stay tuned for reliable sources. at first, rutgers basketball coach mike rice got a slap on the wrist. but that changed hours after espn air aed footage of how how he repeatedly abused his players during practice. physically kicking players, firing balls at players from point blank range. [ bleep ]. how did the sports network handle the story and the role of an assistant coach fired by the school? we ll ask a top espn reporter. nbc doing damage control as the network finally admits it s dumping jay leno in favor of jimmy fallon. so, suddenly, mrar they re playing nice. jay, can i ask you something? we re still friends, right? yeah. of course we re still friends. that s good. still friends. well, look at tonight show
so they called for a recall. it kind of reminds people of what we heard the president of the united states say a couple of days ago where he said, you know, don t call my bluff. i ll take it directly to the people. the people of wisconsin have spoken today and the the answer is this is a gigantic win for the republican party. apparently what they needed, the democrats needed to win three seats, they won two. the g.o.p. wins four. there s another recall in a couple of days but those are both democrats so it s impossible for the republicans to lose the control of the senate which means they ve got a monopoly. they ve got the governor s mansion. they ve got the state senate and the assembly. more than $30 million has been poured into these races in the state and a lot of political observers were seeing this as a surrogate race for the 2012 presidential in terms of what people are really thinking in terms of republican politics, in terms of democratic politics, in terms of
it kind of reminds people of what we heard the president of the united states say a couple of days ago where he said, you know, don t call my bluff. i ll take it directly to the people. the people of wisconsin have spoken today and the the answer is this is a gigantic win for the republican party. apparently what they needed, the democrats needed to win three seats, they won two. the g.o.p. wins four. there s another recall in a couple of days but those are both democrats so it s impossible for the republicans to lose the control of the senate which means they ve got a monopoly. they ve got the governor s mansion. they ve got the state senate and the assembly. more than $30 million has been poured into these races in the state and a lot of political observers were seeing this as a surrogate race for the 2012 presidential in terms of what people are really thinking in terms of republican politics, in terms of democratic politics, in terms of fiscal austerity, in terms of t
of our public debt outstanding or roughly 7% of this year s projected deficit. ste deficit. stu varney joins us. reporter: i think there is perspective required here bearing in mind the numbers you put out there. clearly progress has been made in the sense that we are having a serious discuss about genuinely cutting back public spending, got it. that is progress, new, different, wholeheartedly good. what exactly have we got here? i put it to you shannon, what it comes down to is we have promised only to slow the rate of growth of the debt. we have actually guaranteed that very soon he ll raise the debt. we ve promised that we re promised that we re only going to grow the debt by -p trillion dollars and not $10 trillion. i suppose that s progress but it s kind of smoke and mirrors isn t it. jenna: it certainly feels this way. reporter: we have guaranteed as soon as we raise the debt limit, we will raise the national debt. a promise on one thing and a guarantee on another