i m sorry. i will take it from here. have yourself a great day. hello, everyone. the battle ground state is different. the pitch is the same. right now, president obama is trying to pump up support for his jobs bill at north carolina state university in raleigh. since he unveiled the plan in a speech to congress last thursday, he s traveled to virginia, ohio, and now north carolina, promoting its mix of tax cuts, cuts on the wealthy to pay for it. those are fighting words to republicans. but look at this a brand-new cnn/orc poll, show more americans like the jobs act than not. the president also leads in the trust contest. asked whom may trust more to handle our troubled economy? 46 .say mr. obama. 37 .say republicans in congress. more than 7 americans say they re angry about the way things are going. and that could explain, at least one of the outcomes of yesterday s special elections. vacant house seats were up in nevada and new york. the new york seat is in heavily d
think that it is a better to empower and also help fund the state infrastructure banks which already exist. all right. congressman, as we look at house majority cantor took issue with the way that the president s message was conveyed, but he had good things to say as well. tweeting that the president s speech had things that both sides could work on and streamlining and regulations and does this sound like the republicans are ready to cooperate with the president on the policy? well n the a, in the area i transportation, i have been ready to deal with the democrats and they controlled the house, the senate and the white house and president obama himself floats down a six-year long-term bill, and he did that almost a year and a half ago when he first came in office. i have been willing to move forward and willing to do it today and tomorrow. we need to get people working and jobs created, and we can do
statistic. i am the least known republican of the whole group. thank you for having me on. it might help out a little bit. but it is about new hampshire and going out and meeting a bunch of people in new hampshire, which by the way is a great political environment. new hampshire, i really take it as a responsibility to go and meet and talk and discuss the issues with all of the candidates. that is an environment that i tend to do well n also south carolina and i don t know how they will feel. we ll see. governor johnson. good to talk to you this morning. john, thank you. you want to keep up with the latest election news. check out our new ipad-app. go to fox news.comslash ipad. it is most popular in the itunes store. and today marks the verzano that hurt gabreille giffords.
the president panders to extreme left wing of batter box. on the other end msnbc had a different take. the president pitches no-hitter. and then cnn went a different way altogether. it was equal opportunity bashing but a lot of laughs held all around. what was your favorite part? well n the headlines he showed that we didn t show was the one about july 3, 1776, you know, independence dead. but if you notice, if you looked who the story was written by, helen thomas, the longest serving white house correspondent which was pretty biting and it rippled through the hall as people focused in on it. i wonder why helen thomas left? what did we do to scare her away? one of the funniest jokes was about the jonas brothers who were all around washington and mothers were busy taking
but i want some context, i m going to play two clips for you. the president of the united states last june, and the secretary of state, hillary clinton, more recently in march. we cannot impose peace, but privately many muslims recognize that israel will not go away. likewise, many israelis recognize the need for a palestinian state. the united states knows we cannot force a solution, we cannot ordain or command the outcome. the parties themselves must resolve their differences. but now, david, you reported in the washington post today there may be a significant change in that long-time u.s. strategy of not trying to, quote, impose a peace settlement on the israelis and the palestinians. well n tend in the end, you