morning. stick around. all right, the breaking news, a modest burst of september hiring results in jobs numbers, beating expectations this morning. employers add 103,000 new jobs. by the way, remember the august goose egg? well, that didn t happen. that was revised upward. today s number, though, not a bad figure, but not enough to lower the unemployment rate. the president s top economic adviser, gene sperling, joins us from the white house this morning. also, republican legislatures in a number of states have been raising hurdles to get to the voting booth. they say the move fights fraud. as many as 5 million eligible voters may have a harder time casting their ballots in 2012. we ll have the debate ahead. and who would have thought the massachusetts senate race would get this feisty and personal this fast? elizabeth warren takes a jab at senator scott brown s claim that he had to pose nude to pay for college in 1982, but it s what scott brown said back that s raising
translate getting votes? michele bernard and dana millbanks, great commenter for the washington post. i don t know where to begin except this submissiveness. she once said she studied tax law because her husband told her to. yes. this power in the marriage relationship, does this sell with some people o the male side? well, in her marriage. but what i find fascinating about this is there s a difference between what she is saying, what is that subminutes to her husband verse millions of american women who decide they ll go to graduate school after their husbands do or stay home and take care of children it s called free will. exactly the point, free will. the big question, this is ironic, this is the big year of the republican women. when you look at the women who ran for office, nicky haley, christie todd, carly fiorina, none of these were running on women s issues. you barely heard them talk about husbands or children. you have to ask, why is she
wing wants to shut buffett up for speaking the truth about how the tax code actually makes the rich rich or the poor poorer. he s coming here tonight. and michele bachmann is once again talking about how she s, her word here, submissive to her husband. she s looking to shore up her evangelical base, but is it too late? and let me finish tonight with why christie s so hot. i think it s because he s hurting like most people. we begin with who s got the grit to match the voting anger. republican strategist steve schmidt was the senior strategist at john mccain s 2008 presidential campaign. and john heilemann writes for new york magazine. gentleman, let me just go to you. steve, you re the republican here. heilemann, you cover this party as well as the other party. chris christie, my hunch, my premise tonight. i think he s got something. it s irritability. it s like, don t mess with me. you take a shot at me, i ll shoot back at you. it s the angry guy or woman in traffic. life
can president obama catch christie fever and reflect that gritty spirit of the times? he may have to if he wants to win re-election. and we ll have to figure out tonight what herman cain meant when he said that african-americans have been, quote, brainwashed into voting for democrats. brainwashed. what s he talking about? plus, why conservatives hate billionaire warren buffett. e.j. dionne of the washington post write today that the right wing wants to shut buffett up for speaking the truth about how the tax code actually makes the rich rich or the poor poorer. he s coming here tonight. and michele bachmann is once again talking about how she s, her word here, submissive to her husband. she s looking to shore up her evangelical base, but is it too late? and let me finish tonight with why christie s so hot. i think it s because he s hurting like most people. we begin with who s got the grit to match the voting anger. republican strategist steve schmidt was the senior strateg
cried. i just said, lord, i don t understand this. why do i have to put my dream on the shelf. i also knew i needed to defer what i wanted indempbference to husband. that was a good decision i made. she was speaking to a conservative christian audience yesterday but will this translate getting votes? michele bernard and dana millbanks, great commenter for the washington post. i don t know where to begin except this submissiveness. she once said she studied tax law because her husband told her to. yes. this power in the marriage relationship, does this sell with some people o the male side? well, in her marriage. but what i find fascinating about this is there s a difference between what she is saying, what is that subminutes to her husband verse millions of american women who decide they ll go to graduate school after their husbands do or stay home and take care of