did you see what he did? so petty. take a look. loving that. american morning continues right now. all right. i m ali velshi live in tampa for tonight s cnn tea party debate. brand new poll numbers are just out right now. it is rick perry and everyone else. i m christine romans. today president obama presents his jobs plan to congress, but, first, find out what he has planned to help rally more support for that $447 billion plan. and i m carol costello. bank of america reportedly planning to slash tens of thousands of jobs. the cutbacks create a leaner, more competitive bank, and who s jobs exactly are on the line? details on this american morning. good morning, everyone. it s monday. monday, september 12th. welcome to american morning. yes. happy monday to you. ali velshi is live in tampa, florida, this morning, so get us rolling, ali. it s beautiful weather out here in tampa. politics is on the brain this morning. we re live at the florida state fairground
difficult position. i m not a person who jumps on a bandwagon calling for someone to resign. i think presidents make the decision. i think he should resign for two reasons, one could appeal for bob. it would be politically good for the president to get him out of the administration. politically, disaster. inaccurate cheerleader. he has no respect amongst the banking community and business community and wall street community and the united states of america. for that reason he can t effectively effectively bob: i can t think of another treasury secretary that went through more difficult times than this guy has and done a remarkably good jobs given the cards dealt him. if you don t agree, whether it would help politically, i don t think treasury secretaries does a lot politically. you don t think hank paulson falls in that category? bob: hank paulson had his problems, too. but i don t think treasury secretaries matter. this is bigger than the treasury secretary and bigger
difficult position. i m not a person who jumps on a bandwagon calling for someone to resign. i think presidents make the decision. i think he should resign for two reasons, one could appeal for bob. it would be politically good for the president to get him out of the administration. politically, disaster. inaccurate cheerleader. he has no respect amongst the banking community and business community and wall street community and the united states of america. for that reason he can t effectively effectively bob: i can t think of another treasury secretary that went through more difficult times than this guy has and done a remarkably good jobs given the cards dealt him. if you don t agree, whether it would help politically, i don t think treasury secretaries does a lot politically. you don t think hank paulson falls in that category? bob: hank paulson had his problems, too. but i don t think treasury secretaries matter. this is bigger than the treasury secretary and bigger
washington and many in the wall street community. they are sinking in an economic coffin. another pledge is iowa pledge. a group is looking to have all of the republicans signed before the iowa state fair and the straw poll out there. you have not signed it yet. this would be a pledge that said you are against same-sex marriage and other things. will you sign that pledge? we ll have to see . i will make the determination on that and i have signed the no taxes pledge and i have signed the pledge to defend life. these to me are recognition of what i have been doing. where do you come down on the issue of same-sex marriage. i oppose it . it should not be imposed on them by an imperial judiciary dehadobcracy. thank you for joining us. appreciate it keep it right
been for this company and its stock. that s reflecting what the company has done. it s transformed how we listen to music. it transformed how we work on computers at home. it has the ipad, the iphone, later today we ll get earnings for the company for the most recent quarter. it is most likely every analysts agrees that christmas selling season was blockbuster and they ll shatter records. who is stepping in? the chief operating officer is stepping in. he ran the company before when steve jobs stepped aside. he s someone who is well liked and known by the wall street community and by apple fans but steve jobs is he s just synonymous with this company. he can he founded it in 1976. he was ousted. 12 years later he came back. he was seen as the chief