when he didn t have to. some of the things that hit down the line, hit after he was governor. then he turned it and said this is why america needs mitt romney. bob: the difference, he had solutions, if you buy the solutions. i don t burglarly, but he didn t say what romney would do. bob: he needed to drop greg: he needed to drop a bomb. kimberly: you were standing next to governor walker. at the time you were watching christie. eric: i was watching christie while governor scott walker standing there. had a nice conversation with him. wisconsin is now let me use another term. geopolitical center of the world. everything is happening in wisconsin. scott walker, rebecca kleefisch and a strong contingency. dana: one other piece of advice that the speakers need to hear. their speeches are five minutes too long. they just got to pare it back a little bit. you run out of steam as a listener. greg: maybe take a nap in the afternoon.
congress. members of the house and the senate. they have gathered to hear the president of the united states deliver a major speech on job creation. i m wolf blitzer in washington. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i can t overemphasize how important potentially this speech for the president could be, in the only for his political future but much more importantly for the american people because this country right now faces enormous economic problems. the unemployment rate right now in the united states, 9.1%. 14 million americans unemployed. millions more underemployed, and millions more who are simply have simply given up hope of finding a job, and beyond all of that, there are millions of americans who are deeply, deeply worried right now about losing their jobs. the president is going to have to inspire them. he s going to have to show that he can lead this country out of this economic this economic crisis that s unfolding i
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bill: the guy pled it out, right? he pled it out only because then finally a.d. junior guy said if you plead guilty i can at least get to you religion isster as sex offender. can i get you 10 years on probation. have you been on the record. have you been red flagged. you will be a convicted felon. bill: what is watt major evidence against the guy? i don t know. because nobody is talking. but from my understanding from the sources i have talked to, it would have been the girl s accusation which with made at the time. bill: there had to be more than that. well, ultimately we know it s fact. i don t know how they are going to prove it but the guy pleaded guilty to it. bill: you just can t take somebody in on allegations. there has got to be more than that. i m sure it was the girls saying it happened. a lot of time in these cases women change their minds and they don t want to put themselves on the stand particularly if they have a history of prostitution. here is where th