these moms like no other politician out there. you know like he s president again. to a certain keg he was asked to do this for the party so he did the right thing for the party. it s interesting to see whether people bump up president obama polls from this point forward or whether people look at that speech and say, i vote for him again. but i m not sure about the guy who currently has the job. the economy was better when he was in office. it s interesting to see what polls show incoming days. i don t expect the polls are going get a bounce on. there is in part because they have their established numbers someone says i was undecided and now i m going vote or i ve changed my mind that. is what the pump you re talking about. and i can t see where these undecideds are. and if they re watching or this is the point they re going make the decision. there is another thoing
executives. when you look at the companies in the u.s. chamber of commerce hand their ceos, they made out like band its the last time we did this. they took home $250 million. so did you get any jobs? hell no. did they get paid? hell yes. they loved it. and so let s look at one more thoing. the specific ceos and see what their motivation is. is it to create jobs or fill their pockets? let s look at cisco, for example, john chambers, he only made $131 million by buying back stock with the money they brought in from outside the company. i thought you wanted to create jobs. samuel palmisano, kevin rollins, jeffrey immelt, so who got fat and rich off this? corporate ceos, and the policy
i think they innovate better than the competitors. and google has come to dom flat many online services through invasion, but are you concerned within the broad sweep that google is simply growing too big? well, i m concerned if there s only one company innovating. google has created many great products and i applaud them for it. and if they re able to develop new ways to do travel search and new ways to present it tot consumers that are better, that s great. it will make us better as well provided we and other travel sites are not deprived to access to key technology and that we have a fair access to consumers. one thoing remember here is, you know, most internet searches today start on google. google has the ability to steer folks through various mechanisms where they want to go. that s why companies like expedia, even though we may not use ita still are vulnerable to
the war on the border, similar to intensity to afghanistan. very sobering. thoing you for joining us. always a pleasure and honor to have you and hear your analysis. good to be with you. coming up, the politics of winter storms. there s no escape the backlash. politico s josh gerstein, next. if you think all batteries are the same, consider this: when even the firefighters have to get out, they depend on the t-pass iii communicator. and packed inside every t-pass. is the only battery they trust: duracell. trusted everywhere.
forward. i want to ask our senior legal analyst, mr. jeffrey toobin, joining to us talk about this. jeffrey, it s good to talk to you tonight. is there anything wrong with the supreme court justice s wife getting involved in politics? there s certainly nothing legal that prop hint what is she is doing. it s perhaps a question of good judgment and whether it s an appropriate thoing do. certainly there s no rule that either she or her husband are violating. here s some of the words. they says, i m an oernd citizen na that i have the ability to prevail liberty. and then she went on to say, count herself among the those energized in action by president obama s hard left agenda.