you all back in chains. this is a partisan guy who picks his moment and in this point i mean, it s all a fraud. pete, listener, i was an agent on george w. bush s detail when there were code pinkerring going you murdered you are a murderer and a killer. then all of a sudden donald trump gets in office we didn t think bush was so bad. now the guy, again, who told people romney was going to put them back in chains who harry reid went on the senate floor and accused them basically financial crimes. lying on his tax returns. now mitt romney is some kind of, you know, hero? he beat find saint hood. show some dignity on the left once in a while. pete: yeah, we were told we might see joe 2.0. man, if that is joe 2.0, the white house has got some serious problems tonight. dan bongino, thank you very much. appreciate your time. thanks, buddy. pete: all right, well, tonight, as you may have
i think that the governor misunderstands the significance of the christie moment. americans liked to see the democratic standard bearer working together with the man who delivered the keynote address for the republican national convention. that s what we want more of. we don t want to be led fringes or polarization. we want them to act like adults and get along. it boded well for both of them. today what republicans should do is assess their nomination process from four yeerdz years from now. if they fov a strangle hold on the process, it s lights out. it will put forth sarah pull lynn, mike huckabee or rick santorum and none of them can win. let me play real quick, a.b., this conversation between ann coulter and laura ingram, again, trying to in their minds figure out what happened with governor romney. let me play it.
satisfied with this particular deal so that loughner is behind bars for the rest of his life without any possibility of parole. across the board the reaction seems to be he s in a good place for him. he ll be safe. the community will be safe from him. all right. jack, thank you very much for the breaking new details in this story. thank you. president obama s spending his first full day at white house after re-election in closed door meetings. team obama tells the washington post they were confident in victory but admit they were surprised how quickly the race he was called for the president. we re learning more about the president s re-election strategy. in the new yorker the biggest decision was to spend 20% of the total budget on a summer television advertising blitz attacking romney. the idea was to define rom nil early while he was recovering from the primary. with the celebration over, it s certainly back to work at the white house. topping the agenda, how the administratio
relentless attacks from the obama campaign. so they re looking at the summer and what went wrong, but i want to play what haley barbour said on the today show. yesterday there was talk from republicans about demographics and trying to understand how to bring in latinos and people of color and even women. now haley barbour is going back to plan a, which is blaming the story sandy. they decided to have this negative, personal campaign to convince people romney was a bad person. they didn t attack his policies very much. hurricane sandy saved barack obama s presidency. it broke the momentum that romney had coming in at the end of the october, but that s not chris christie s fault. he lets chris christie off the hook and blames sandy and not the larger concerns about the party brand and moving ahead. they think it s a storm.
lot in terms of return. how many races he won, if you exclude the house majority of republicans into which he put a lot of money and some overall super-pacs, the candidates he backed, eight candidates, all loss. that s a lot of moo la. this is what mr. adelman said regarding all this moent money he spent. how do you think your money was spent? was it well-spent? by paying bills. that s how you spend money. either that or become a jewish husband. you spend a lot of money. i m not sure what he meant. that was his reaction to, i guess, one of the reporters who caught up with him. to your point he invested in a number of different races, but when you look at the money invested in newt gingrich and the number of dollars put into the romney campaign, it seems that a lot of i guess, his desire really was simply to get president obama out of the white