being intentionally deceptive. they just don t care. politico asked romney advisers about using the out-of-context quote. here is their statement, quote, we used that quote intentionally to show that president obama is doing exactly what he criticized mccain of doing four years ago. obama doesn t want to talk about the economy because of his failed record. unbelievable, unbelievable. not only is this ad a lie, so is the campaign s so-called explanation a lie. president obama s been talking about the economy almost every day for months. this untrue ad is airing on one tv station, wmur in new hampshire where the general manager came up with a preposterous justification for airing it. by federal law we re not allowed to sensor in any way a legally qualified candidate for federal office s ad.
coming down on them it s not true. eric: what she said is, these aren t his opinion. they re quoting. bob: out of context quote. eric: can i point out what this white house does if they hear something that leaks and they don t like? they tell them to change the testimony. like the general. bob: do i have to educate you on this? kimberly: if it s on tape, that is another story. bob: take it out of context. if i didn t like eric so much and took things out of context. eric: you do it all the time. bob: can i make a point about this. everybody who submits testimony to congress has to submit their testimony to the office of management and budget. that s part of the process. eric: then what? bob: then the administration what they re saying is something [ overtalk ] greg: now going on to a different topic. eric: is it okay that the white house tells a four-star general to change the testimony? absolutely not. bob: absolutely. eric: are you out of your
coming down on them it s not true. eric: what she said is, these aren t his opinion. they re quoting. bob: out of context quote. eric: can i point out what this white house does if they hear something that leaks and they don t like? they tell them to change the testimony. like the general. bob: do i have to educate you on this? kimberly: if it s on tape, that is another story. bob: take it out of context. if i didn t like eric so much and took things out of context. eric: you do it all the time. bob: can i make a point about this. everybody who submits testimony to congress has to submit their testimony to the office of management and budget. that s part of the process. eric: then what? bob: then the administration what they re saying is something [ overtalk ] greg: now going on to a different topic. eric: is it okay that the white house tells a four-star general to change the testimony? absolutely not. bob: absolutely. eric: are you out of your