and several arab spring countries in places like egypt and yemen and tube tunisia that were previously allies. i think he s weakened the country in many ways. look at what he s doing for north korea. practically nothing. it s very disturbing to me. and david, we don t know what is next. i mean, there s still a lot of time in the next six months where things could happen, correct, david? the nature of foreign policy is you could have things that could cut either way. you could have a problem in iran and problem in the eurozone. wouldn t be good for the president. he could have a breakthrough in diplomacy to the iranians. that could cut very well for the president and be tough for romney. you think the allies are pleased with the way this administration has acted, j.d., from great britain to canada with the pipeline even when you look at what s happening in israel? well, with the pipeline certainly the canadians are
politics long enough. that is what decides national elections. speaker boehner was asked about the themes later tonight. he called them pathetic. what do you say to speaker boehner? i say couple things. i encourage speaker boehner to hear the speech before he renders colorful judgement on it. he will hear ideas are things that he supported in the past. things like putting construction workers back to work be rebuilding roads and bridges. the question for speaker boehner and all the republicans in the chamber tonight, are they going to be willing to put country before party and work with the president to get things done? our hope is that they will do that. that is what our country expects. it would be disappointing as we read in some reports house republicans and senate republicans want to spend the next year just playing politics trying to hurt the president. that wouldn t be good for the country and probably not good for them either. bill: we ll hear how the debate goes and more col
as they were. but the prices are just astronomical. and okay, two things, one, if china in fact slows down, that will be the best possible news for this conversation. commodity prices will fall dramatically if china slows down. that wouldn t be good for the global economy, but charles, i would challenge you, i don t think a presidential election has ever been decided on the price of bread or eggs in the grocery store. jimmy carter. hello, 1976. 1976. with massive inflation, that wasn t a question of eggs and milk. are you kidding me, two back it back presidents, gerald ford in 1976 and the guy who beat him, running for reelection, is done in by inflation. inflation, i would agree, and unemployment only hits a few people, but inflation hits everyone. and adam, adam. i m saying that is far more important than and by the way, gas prices are
foods, but maybe not as much as they were. but the prices are just astronomical. and okay, two things, one, if china in fact slows down, that will be the best possible news for this conversation. commodity prices will fall dramatically if china slows down. that wouldn t be good for the global economy, but charles, i would challenge you, i don t think a presidential election has ever been decided on the price of bread or eggs in the grocery store. jimmy carter. hello, 1976. 1976. with massive inflation, that wasn t a question of eggs and milk. are you kidding me, two back it back presidents, gerald ford in 1976 and the guy who beat him, running for reelection, is done in by inflation. inflation, i would agree, and unemployment only hits a few people, but inflation hits everyone. and adam, adam. i m saying that is far more important than
commercials and getting big industry support. the veteran tv producer of frazier and modern family say quote it may be the single best thing the government has ever done. now if they could just mute the volume of political ads i would be thrilled. that wouldn t be good. they pay the bills. trace gallagher has the news in our west coast news hub. how are they going to enforce, this trace? the fec would dish out fines for those who don t cooperate, shep. as you noted the broadcasters still have one year to get their volume levels in line. the problem right now is the commercials are recorded louder than the programs themselves so the broadcasters either have to allocate the volume signal or they have to go back and rerecord the commercials. the fec says and i m quoting here for far too long tv viewers either frantically reached to turn down the volume when television programs began or endured with frightening decimal levels that decibel levels.