60s, we know what racism looks like and it doesn t look like this. bernie sanders by the standard of today is a racist because he said the same thing about baltimore donald trump did. the baltimore sun is a racist newspaper because they said it in the african-american mayor of baltimore is a racist because she talked about the rats. why doesn t somebody say that if you re trying to clean up a city and make it good for everybody regardless of their color, that isn t racism, that s americanism. that s something that we want in our leaders. fix problems. don t go around hiding behind labels like racism because you don t have any way to explain what a failure your policies have been, and that s why guys like elijah cummings and others in the democratic party, they don t want to talk about the real problems, because it points out their disastrous, ponderous failures. bill: governor, thank you for your time. mike huckabee sharing some ideas tonight. thank you sir. we will have another 202
didn t build that. somebody else made that happen. from that, the romney campaign has gleaned this line of attack. to say that steve jobs didn t build apple, that henry ford didn t build ford motor, that papa john didn t build papa john pizza is to say something like that, is not just foolishness. it s insulting to every entrepreneur, every innovator in america and it s wrong. to say that little caesar did not build little caesar s pizza? don t forget the keebler elves. there s a romney fund-raising e-mail, saying comments like the president s are a slap in the face to the american dream. oh, my god. listen, i don t know where to start with this. first, attacking the president s americanism, you know, off the tax issue? hello. number one. also, boot strapping on your own, this mythology that
it was important to set the record straight. is this how you re assuming this campaign is going to be about where it is going to be constantly having to respond not just to your republican nominee but to these outside groups? well, todd, i think that fundamentally this campaign is going to be about who is prepared to fight for economic security for all americans, and if i could, todd, i want to quickly commend you for challenging scott who was on the air for the way in which he went after the president s americanism. i think at the end of the day all americans, democrats, republicans, independents, are tired of that kind of divisive brand of politics. folks want to know in very, very tough climate who is fighting on their behalf, who will make sure the next generation can be as successful as past generations have been and i believe that when they pause we finally have a republican nominee and they re able to see all of the ways in
liberalism to someone who doesn t only talk jobs, this is the way it does. this has been enforced by democrats and republicans. to raise this issue now. i wonder why he s doing it. john mccain when he was losing back in 2008 the last time around, a woman came up to him and threw the muslim charge at the now-president. he said, no, ma am. his conscience was there. he said that s not true. and he took on the crowd. and he was losing. romney s ahead in the latest poll, there s no reason for him to get down in the dirt. there s a good chance for him to win. why is he going down on this now? when we look at what he s doing, let me show you. he has this in his campaign cycle. attacking the president s americanism. listen to this. it s a very strange and in