here, we aren t out there hungry, selling america. we ve lost our ambition, our imagination and willingness to do things that built the golden gate bridge and hoover dam and unleashed all the potential in this country. megyn: do you think the campaign understands that comments like that, true or not, don t play well with the american people? well, they really don t, but there you go, the blame game again. it s not my fault, look at that person, it s really their fault, they re not working enough, we ve lost our imagination. you d think jimmy carter was writing those lines for all those people. but look at the other question, the rasmussen poll , the question about people, can you come to the united states of america, and if you work hard, can you become rich? only 32 percent of the people said yes. we have immigrants in this country because they came here to become rich, to be able to grow like they couldn t do it in their countries, and to think that
could get this right. don t do that. the questions could hard, you will jinx us. the last couple of decades, we have taken for granted that people want to come here and we are not out there, hungry, selling america. and trying to attract new businesses into america. sean: all right. two for two. both of you. i had to take algebra 1, twice. not a math genius. sean: question number 3. sean: there is no austrian language. no. sean: are you sure? positive. just kidding. c. sean: let s roll the tape. it was also interesting to see that. political intersection in europe is not
could get this right. don t do that. the questions could hard, you will jinx us. the last couple of decades, we have taken for granted that people want to come here and we are not out there, hungry, selling america. and trying to attract new businesses into america. sean: all right. two for two. both of you. i had to take algebra 1, twice. not a math genius. sean: question number 3. sean: there is no austrian language. no. sean: are you sure? positive. just kidding. c. sean: let s roll the tape. it was also interesting to see that. political intersection in europe is not
nephewing could get this right. don t do that. the questions could hard, you will jinx us. the last couple of decades, we have taken for granted that people want to come here and we are not out there, hungry, selling america. and trying to attract new businesses into america. sean: all right. two for two. both of you. i had to take algebra 1, twice. not a math genius. sean: question number 3. sean: there is no austrian language. no. sean: are you sure? positive. just kidding. c. sean: let s roll the tape. it was also interesting to see that. political intersection in europe is not
i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, iran. we begin with a new report on iran s nuclear program. got our hands on it today. it s an 11-page release from the international atomic agency. they reveal doubts and suspicions about what the iranian government is telling the world about its nuclear efforts. they say their nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. we read the report, and it does not say that iran is making a bomb, but it does say that iran is rapidly expanding its nuclear activity, and we consulted experts, including nuclear scientists and former u.n. weapons inspectors. the iaea in this 11-page report says that iran has tripled its enrichment of uranium since last year. they continue to block inspectors from getting inside a key nuclear facility, one that the watch dog group has been trying to get into for a long time. and the report says that 19.8 kilograms of metal is still unaccounted for. the u.s. government responded to the iaea report today. a scathing response