a 175-pound pig will feed many mouths. about 250 people eat here a day. now this is a not-for-profit establishment? john currence: yeah. anthony: is that right? john currence: yeah, it sure is. anthony: what kinda socialist, communist are you up to, currence? what s going on here? this is the state of mississippi. john currence: well, i m just a feel-good kind of guy. anthony: me too. i ve been here only a week. my sentences, they re starting to change already. cause it s not just a physical, a rhythm to the speech, but the way i m organizing my thoughts is starting to change. lastight managed to make it rom out of bed. heads pounding no doubt, filled with the shame and self-loathing surely familiar for writers. but like such greats of the past as malcolm lowry, f. scott fitzgerald, and charles bukowski, they too have learned that more alcohol first thing will often make you feel
i m glad they re shooting at each other and not the rest of america. that s why i like you. by the way, i m only saying, i don t think he s a crook. the big point is, and joan s right about this. the freedom works is important to the tea party. we want matt kibbe back here. the group collapses, it s bad for the tea party, it s good for the people who don t like the tea party. i want them to get out of the way of government work. that s my number one concern. happy new year, i mean it. happy new year, chris. not sarcastically either. i know. you two are among my favorites. when we return, let me finish with who is really running the tea party. if you re a member of congress and a member of the tea party, who s your boss, john boehner, m.i.t. rom mitt romney? don t bet on it. the angry man or woman in the back row of the tea party, the angry one that stands up and scolds him, you betrayed us, you
office, our state s leaders had come together to pass bipartisan measures that were making a difference. in reading and math, our student were in the top. that reveals what good teachers will do if the system will let them. the problem was, this success wasn t shared. a significant achievement gap between students of different races remain. so we set out to do our best to close it. i urge faster interventions and promote science and excellence skills in schools and propose paying bonuses to our best teachers. i refuse to weaken testing standards and instead raise them. students now many massachusetts have to pass an exam in math and english and i added a science requirement as well. i put in place a merit scholarship for all those students who excelled the top 25% of students in each high school in massachusetts were awarded a john and abigail scholarship, four years of learning. and not only did our test scores improve, we also narrowed the achievement gap. they were not hap
a new career. i m year yeah borrow ger and you re in the situation room. it may not be everything, but aappearance is everything on the campaign trail. a lack luster speech, the bang promise by his campaign was more of a fizzle. the gap is down from six points on tuesday to two points today. joe, what exactly happened? reporter: well, gloria, mitt romney is still struggling to get his momentum back and today s speech was supposed to be a step in the right direction but for a bunch of reasons. you just would not call this mitt romney s perfect day. the front lines couldn t have been clearer at what was supposed to be the major moment so far to win the state where he grew up. in the morning, the auto workers union held a noisy opposition to the auto industry bailout. it s total blas fem me. and then in the afternoon i want to thank the ford field it was not the venue that romney would have preferred where the detroit lions play ball. the speech had been planne