mr. gingrich respectfully, ms. palin respect fwli, has what it takeses to win the nomination of their party in the long run. president obama met with the congressional black caucus and their message to him was jobs and more jobs. has the president done enough for the african-american community? in a word, no. the african-american community is the most loyal part of the president s base and obviously the black community wants to see this president reelected and i expect they ll turn out in big numbers as they did before .not the same because you can t play in a history card but one time. so the white house speaking of should they be concerned, they should be concerned about the fact that the black numbers may drop because you can t play the history card and, two, to your point about black unemployment, when you have double the national average and depending on the demo in some cases quadruple the national average, this answer, i don t mind it. all the boats didn t go down at
the killing of osama bin laden, new details. we have correspondents covering all angles. they ll join us at the top of the hour. but first politics. ron paul wants president obama s job. he announced his intentions earlier today and plans a news conference at the top of the hour. the republican congressman joins newt gingrich in the gop race for the white house. a long time political observer, broadcaster and businessman has a new book, fail up, lessons from building successes from failure. tavis, welcome. good to be on. i want to talk about your book in a little bit, but first politics. ron paul just announced p about should president obama be concerned? i m sure the white house is concerned about any potential candidate. ron paul of course has run before. has a loyal following and what s been fascinate for me is how much he has a loyal following amongst young people and the money that he can raise. so he s a threat obviously on a certain level. but at the same time,