and take a look at new hampshire, donald trump has a bigger lead there in the recent polls in new hampshire. up 12.6. let s bring in our panel. charlie hurt, political columnist for the washington times, amy walter, national he hadder for the political report and syndicated columnist, charles krauthammer. charles? well the trump interview was extremely interesting. he s extremely good at this. because he dances and he dekes and he faineints and he disa appears. without backing down, when you asked him about his critique of the romney plan, which was self-deportation, which is a lot softer than a forceable deportation, which he s advocating now, and you said well didn t you say it was crazy and mean-spirited? he denied ever having said it was mean-spirited. in fact he did. we ve got the clothe from 2012. in an interview. republics didn t have anything go for them with respect to latinos and asians, the
have you to shed your document. the as a guy a couple weeks ago left it in the seat pocket in front of me from a major pharmaceutical kl, which now in my possession. it s easy to take time to put it through the cheder and make sure any confidential information goes a if you don t have a she hadder right now use your toothpicks. i put it in look a million different trash cans. trash cans. we are the same, aren t we? how about what you get in the environment. who know you and know what s going on.
reporter, erin pike and deputy political he hadder for the washington post, ann corn. you heard robert gibbs attacking mitt romney on the economy. will this attack stick? obviously the romney campaign is going after the president on the economy, so it s the only thing they have to do. so whether it sticks or not, i don t know. but they have to try something. they can t continue to move the fight to foreign policy. they have to fight back on the economy. you look at the romney campaign, ann, they continue attacking the president on the economy not moving quickly enough. how does the president s camp respond to those charges? it s tricky, because they say they want the economy to continue improving. they don t say that it s all been fixed. and certainly every time there s new jobs report, they use the same line. but their response is to look at what romney would do if he were elected. and to look at the previous administration. look at the past republican administration and look
did you miss me while i was gone did you want to kiss me when you were alone well, mad men returns for its fifth season premiere. we head into the heart of the 60s, viewers can still expect a healthy dose of cocktails, lucky strikes and all the rest. joining me, michael hogan, executive he hadder for the huff huffi huffington post. it s two full hours, it starts a bit slow. you kind of getting reacquainted with these characters. and then it takes off. the second hour is really fun and funny. but i m not allowed to say anything about it beyond very general stuff. i think people will be happy. we know that matt winert is very controlling, he doesn t want certain things let out. a question that was posed in the
that led to big fines for the offending networks whether it involves celebrities dropping f-bombs or having a wardrobe malfunction. really, really [ bleep ] brilliant. and i have had critics on the last 40 years saying i was on my way out every year. right, so [ bleep ]. is this is a policy that has become hopefully outdated in the digital age? joining us from new york is jeff jarvis, former he hadder to of tv guide and founder of the buzz blog machine. a lot of parents don t want their kids hearing the f-word at some music convenient and don t want it in their living rooms. that is up to the networks to decide. the problem is here is government interfering with this. what the court found thank goodness at last was that there was a vague problem here in