they don t have anything. look, bill maher came out with tweet thing he hoped his million dollar donation went towards these bad ads. what is romney s answer to everything. his experience. he created jobs. bob: he never created jobs. you mean too tell me. i want to know specifically that mitt romney has done about creating jobs. he is failed governor in massachusetts and guy who cut the law on bain capital. come on. bob: we re a lot better off than we were four years ago. i have to stop lying, i m telling you. sean: we ll take a break,
they don t have anything. look, bill maher came out with tweet thing he hoped his million dollar donation went towards these bad ads. what is romney s answer to everything. his experience. he created jobs. bob: he never created jobs. you mean too tell me. i want to know specifically that mitt romney has done about creating jobs. he is failed governor in massachusetts and guy who cut the law on bain capital. come on. bob: we re a lot better off than we were four years ago. i have to stop lying, i m telling you. sean: we ll take a break,
you can make a technical argument, but when people aren t looking at it technically, they re looking at the words and hearing the words out of your mouth. you ve got to be clear and concise. this gives the window to do that. bob, do you think this is an issue in late october people will still be remembering? oh, i think this is going to get asked in the debate. i think romney has to come up with a better answer. if it walks like a tax, administers like a tax, it s going to be superficial. romney s had a tough three weeks. on bain capital, immigration, health care. people like bill crystal are saying the campaign has to give some sense of vision and purpose beyond trying to win this simply as a referendum. saying if you re tired of obama, vote for romney. i don t think that one dimensional approach is going to work. i think michael is right. they re going to have to tighten up, they can t just hope the economy goes down the tubes and they win that way. let s get into that now.
reductions. and stands town china on trade and demands they hey by the rules. president romney repeals job killing regulations costing the economy billions. eric: the co-founder of staples, and surrogate if romney campaign. tell us, sir, there is a lot of discussion back-and-forth on bain capital s role in staples. can we get this out you as co-founder, tell us what bain and governor romney had to do with the success of staples. guest: well, governor romney saw the value in sending office products when others did not. so he led the first round in the financing of staples. he served as a board member for 15 years. and he helped raws capital. he helped us expand and invaluable advisor to me as chief executive officer. having seen him in that capacity, it gives me great confidence what a wonderful president he will be. eric: sir, take us back to the day when you needed bain
in is plenty of ground to attack romney from the right but some of the attacks on bain capital come from the left from the president s play of the day book and i suspect from all of the positives that gingrich has, he will be start of some ads one for house democrats attacking paul ryan s plan using the comments over the last summer on meet the press, and another attacking mitt romney on bain capital. neil: you know newt gingrich has toned down some of the attacks, for example, on bain capital he has not toned down the governor s financial acumen. this is from early today. you agree with the president it makes no sense that a millionaire should pay a lower tax rate than a secretary? so, it is a priority for us to act on some kind of romney, i mean, buffett rule this year. neil: my bad, that was chuck