eric: a very big bald guy. greg: he ll never find me. i can hide under anything. when i see him coming, i will run. here is the thing, obama has to look at this in a different way. look at america. he is the boyfriend that wants, that wants to get back in with his ex. for the past four years he has been bad. he needs to prove to them that the next four years will be better. i have a list of excuses or platitudes i ve used. if you want we can take it slow, i want you to be happy. that works. i ve done a lot of thinking and you re right about everything. kimberly: that is very helpful. greg: another. i ve been such a fool. how could i have treated you so badly? kimberly: true. bob: how many are those? greg: two more. i swear i changed. this is the new obama. i even quit smoking. lastly, i took you for granted, america. remember when i said you weren t exceptional?
romney. eric: this is not a flip-flop from sunday to monday. i m talking about flip-flop from 2008 when he said i m for a marriage between one man and one woman. bob: do you think he was for gay marriage? eric: i don t know. bob: yes, he did. dana: everybody has issues with this. the thing is, the question is on the politics of it, president obama really, if it s evolving, then, okay, maybe he is going to have to rethink that. the worry is, this is all politics. this comes down. bob: romney isn t about politics? dana: i m not saying it s not. i said it is politics. both candidates are going to have to answer this question. eric: where is he? can president obama tell where you say he is, in his own words of may 7, 2012, whether he is for or against it? bob: i think he would say he s against that. romney refused to comment on it. eric: commander-in-chief, let us know where you are on
bob: patent it right now. right now. good idea. kimberly: i had a flight in d.c. and they re like take this off, take this off, put your hand like this. turn like this. eric: how do you determine who is overweight or not? dana: then you decide to take your jewelry off. kimberly: i got to go. bob: she sued for policy. kimberly: correct. she didn t want monetary damages. thank you for doing your homework. dana: they were smart and refunded her right away. kimberly: one more thing is next.
romney. eric: this is not a flip-flop from sunday to monday. i m talking about flip-flop from 2008 when he said i m for a marriage between one man and one woman. bob: do you think he was for gay marriage? eric: i don t know. bob: yes, he did. dana: everybody has issues with this. the thing is, the question is on the politics of it, president obama really, if it s evolving, then, okay, maybe he is going to have to rethink that. the worry is, this is all politics. this comes down. bob: romney isn t about politics? dana: i m not saying it s not. i said it is politics. both candidates are going to have to answer this question. eric: where is he? can president obama tell where you say he is, in his own words of may 7, 2012, whether he is for or against it? bob: i think he would say he s against that. romney refused to comment on it. eric: commander-in-chief, let us know where you are on
something you re familiar with. what do you think? eric: the misleading innuendo was the intro, saying opening to rapturous crowds, which we ll talk about later. and the facts. first thing out of that, obama campaign ad was we created 4 4.2 million jobs. no. half a million more americans are unemployed now than when obama took office. it s higher. you can t say you created 4 4.2 million american jobs when million americans are not working. bob: a number of workers retire. eric: that is a boldface lie. of course people retire but they come in the workforce, too. fewer americans working now than when he took over. any way you slice it doesn t mean you created 4.2 million jobs bob: there are 4 4.2 million more people working. eric: how about the 100% increase in gas prices? or the 100% increase in food