ever. the cardinals stay alive with an 11th-inning stunner. no way they lose game seventh, right? october 28th and i m chuck todd. by the way, it s filing day in new hampshire. the last day to become a candidate for president in the new hampshire primary. you got that, mitch daniels? chris christie? sarah palin? i m teasing. it will be over today. we ll know the field. we start on capitol hill where the thanksgiving deadline is fast approaching for the special bipartisan super committee to present it s plan to cut the deficit. democrats on the panel released a proposal to cut 3 trillion. they get there in part with more than $1 trillion in new tax revenue. house speaker john boehner didn t like it at all. here s what he said yesterday. when i see news reports of of some of what was put on the table, democrats wanting $1.3 trillion worth of tax increases and this was the same number that was in the president s budget. the same number and i don t know that they found any demo
like a wet blanket. that s why i believe taking serious steps towards solving problems will help create jobs here. i would prefer to have a bipartisan approach to solve this problem and if is that not possible, i and my republican colleagues are ready to move on our own. today? today. good morning. monday, july 25th, a live look at times square. welcome to morning joe. we have john heilman. and savannah guthrie. what we just saw, not surprising. what are you doing? it s been a while and i have not seen you guys in a while. it is. you guys have did you know at one point it was 187 in midtown new york, willie. i go away a week ago, and i think the whole deal will be done in ten days, and everything solved, and nothing exactly. think about how we feel. what is going on? what is wrong? remember what i said! can t you get anything done? it s fine. hi, willie. savannah plays guitar. i heard that. where did you sing that it was recorded?
serious steps towards solving problems will help create jobs here. i would prefer to have a bipartisan approach to solve this problem and if is that not possible, i and my republican colleagues are ready to move on our own. today? today. good morning. monday, july 25th, a live look at times square. welcome to morning joe. we have john heilman. and savannah guthrie. what we just saw, not surprising. what are you doing? it s been a while and i have not seen you guys in a while. it is. you guys have did you know at one point it was 187 in midtown new york, willie. i go away a week ago, and i think the whole deal will be done in ten days, and everything solved, and nothing exactly. think about how we feel. what is going on? what is wrong? remember what i said! can t you get anything done? it s fine. hi, willie. savannah plays guitar. i heard that. where did you sing that it was recorded? nowhere. i am here to talk about the debt c
Of money. of course. but even though it s a gift s certtive cat, it doesn tç go t the recipient. it goes to the insurance company. all do you have look at is the vote on ending the corporate welfare as i call it. these companies are two, three and four on the fortune 500. we could have gotten tens of billions, and instead they want to hurt the average people. to those of you saying there is no difference, it s not true. it looks like some of the republicans are jumping overboard. scott browning is a politician and jumped overboard. maine has jumped overboard.