dana: the difference bob: corporate, mostly republican and they don t want to hire people until republican is in office. dana: if they spent more time on main street than rodeo drive they would see most of the main streets are empty. there are not businesses, you can t get capital because you don t have the certainty of what the tax rates will be. you worry about hiring people. you are not sure what the healthcare will be. if they could get more certainty to put in the economy, i think things could get better. bob: hang in there. speaking of mitt romney. this threw me for a loop. this was blowing up on friday. it actually thought it was going to be president obama s waterloo moment. thereon what mitt romney said friday afternoon. he wants another stimulus, he wants to hire more government workers. he says we need more firemen, more policemen, more teachers. did he not get the message in wisconsin? the american people did. time to cut back on government and help the americ
opposition group there are 110 deaths in homs, 10 were children. also in this country, six children are alive after these pictures were recorded. a school bus bursting into flames. wow. you are going to see the driver who got those kids out just in time. we re going to talk to her actually. very excited. there s an alzheimer s break-through. scientists stumble on an exciting discovery. a cancer drug that reverses alzheimer s in mice. we ll put a kick in your step as well with tunes and political players and play lists. have you ever thought about the music behind these fabulous productions, the speeches, the applause, the showmanship? there s morep to the music you might not know about. but after today you will. early start starts now. we begin with the slauter in syria. it is escalating by the hour. government tanks now storming homs. 137 more civilians have been killed. among them, there are ten children. this is the fifth straight day images like these have
the governor won t budge on ending collective bargaining. you give this much of your salary, i would say that is meeting the governor halfway. the governor of wisconsin is doing what he can. this governor of wisconsin is not setting out just to fix a budget, he is setting out to break a union. we are going to find out whether the governor thinks that he can really jam this thing down through the legislature. we plan to stay here right now until the governor responds. how much longer can this go on though? a crack in the republican wall as a lone gop state senator proposes a compromise. the governor still says no. you cannot have a short-term fix. no compromise on backing off the bill. only 14 democratic state senators in wisconsin stand in the way of the end of the american labor movement as we know it. this could be a watershed, waterloo moment. do not destroy decades of
salary, i would say that is meeting the governor halfway. the governor of wisconsin is doing what he can. this governor of wisconsin is not setting out just to fix a budget, he is setting out to break a union. we are going to find out whether the governor thinks that he can really jam this thing down through the legislature. we plan to stay here right now until the governor responds. how much longer can this go on though? a crack in the republican wall as a lone gop state senator proposes a compromise. the governor still says no. you cannot have a short-term fix. no compromise on backing off the bill. only 14 democratic state senators in wisconsin stand in the way of the end of the american labor movement as we know it. this could be a watershed, waterloo moment. do not destroy decades of work that allow workers to speak for themselves. this is to stand up for working people in the state of wisconsin.