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last night on the kudlow report, romney deend fended himself. what s come from the president s campaign have been a series of attacks on me for the olympics, which i m very proud of and my leadership of massachusetts. and i was able to by virtue of having a great team, able to achieve great thing there is as well. mika, what do you think? now they re going after the olympics. i think the tax returns, i d like to see them. that element of mystery, i hate to use this tv term, fair game. not so sure. not so sure. is it keeping you up at night? not really, not really. you haven t worked for three years, are you going to be reading david axelrod s tweet and go you know what, you know what? that s it!
there s an incredible event there happening today. the jobs fair, hiring our heroes. i love it. taking place there and across the country. take part in it. it is a win-win-win. joining us still fortune magazine s andy serwer, and joining us now the editor-in-chief of newsweek, tina brown, and the host of the kudlow report, larry kudlow. you know, tina knows how to get cheap attention on morning joe. specifically, the beatles. shameless. you know, tina, just last week, i was thinking, oh, my god, everybody in america is transfixed on the beatles coming to america in 1964. but i was like, this is 50 years since love me do, their first single. 50 years. it s unbelievable. and that s what you re commemorating. released in england. got up to 17. but the next song, and the next after that, just caused the explosion. i know. and the incredible thing is,
changed the trajectory of the economy. you can make an argument i helped mitt romney for being rich. i did the macro-economic things necessary to make his career possible. with me now, larry kudlow, host of cnbc s the kudlow report. a man who has become a must stop for all the republican candidates. mr. kudlow, nice to see you. thank you, chuck. i appreciate that. i thought gingrich s line with romney that he helped make him rich was priceless. i was surprised, but it was priceless. it was one of those interesting little i m not going to attack him and subtle dig. let me ask you this, larry. you ve interviewed both of them extensive extensively. i think you had one of the first interviews with romney after he announced. which one of them can manage this economy? which one of them can do this? there s idea guy, like newt, that s the romney case, he s an idea guy, not a manager. and newt is going to say of
economic power brokers. larry kudlow, always a pleasure to talk with you. you can watch the kudlow report, 7:00 eastern time on our sister station, cnbc. thanks, larry. we ll be back with our hump day political panel next. the white house soup of the day, cream of broccoli. obviously a soup that was not very active during the bush years. you re watching the daily rundown only on msnbc. we ll be right back. i think i m falling