and played baseball for them. by all accounts very good. maybe could have gone on to play bob: eric crash landed in the girls dorm in college. eric: several times, i bet. bob: he took over the republican national committee after watergate. you talk about a tough job. daps tell you a funny story about that. bob: he will go to his [ inaudible ] i can t argue what he believ believes. number, perot didn t help. dana: so in 2008 we went to the olympics in beijing. he was going to do an interview with washington post. honorary chairman of the committee. they asked if i could sit in with him. he told a story about being head of the rnc after waterdate. he has a great dry wit. the reporter said what was it like? he said it was terrible. every day i had people call me up, big donors and say george,
from the war, he went to yale and played baseball for them. by all accounts very good. maybe could have gone on to play bob: eric crash landed in the girls dorm in college. eric: several times, i bet. bob: he took over the republican national committee after watergate. you talk about a tough job. daps tell you a funny story about that. bob: he will go to his [ inaudible ] i can t argue what he believ believes. number, perot didn t help. dana: so in 2008 we went to the olympics in beijing. he was going to do an interview with washington post. honorary chairman of the committee. they asked if i could sit in with him. he told a story about being head of the rnc after waterdate. he has a great dry wit. the reporter said what was it like? he said it was terrible. every day i had people call me
in daps politico briefing, wall street is putting its money where its mouth is. for the past three years, the industry has been vocal about what it feels is class warfare by the white house. now they are fighting back by donating to mitt romney. joining me now is jim vandehai. your political analysis is it s not only 37.1 from wall street to 4.8 million for obama, and obama clearly had the edge four years ago, three years ago, but the difference also is that people are switching over and that you re seeing former obama people now in the romney camp. yeah. 21 different big donors from the financial sector that were with obama in 2008 are not with him this time. they haven t given him a penny. in fact, they have given money to mitt romney in his super pacs. i don t think the fact that romney is getting more from the financial sector than president obama is that shocking. i think what alarms democrats is that the gap is so big and that so many financial sector sort of
his home state. there is your big hero. andrea: all right. eric: were we talking revenue? andrea: you brought up fatigue the congress and friends and enemies have in the second term. it worked this house leadership and members felt they carried the president s water with the medicare part d and said we won t do it anymore on social security. when obama comes out and unveils the jobs plan is he going to get a similar reaction? dana: we would be better andrea: he wasted capital daps at the end of the day when social security reform is done it will look like what president bush proposed at the beginning. bob: we have to get out of here. coming up, g.e. and coca-cola are set to have more jobs in china. eric will make a big deal about this. i don t think it is. people at this table will not agree with me, all of them. on a serious note we want to take a moment to recognize truly inspiring site at the national mall. 48 years after his i have a dream speech, stunning memor
here. but guys say these are business economists and they did say majority of them said it has to be revenue enhancement. the only people left in america are tea party and eric. daps i don t eric: what is wrong with the right, bob? we are taking in $2.5 trillion more than we ever taken in on tax revenue side. what part of the spending cuts doesn t the left get? revenue is fine. andrea: we talked about this. if you talk to scott rasmussen and i asked what he thought about this, he said americans believe nd spending cut but they are in favor of a little bit of revenue raisers but they don t believe that congress will use it to pay down the deficit. think they they will just spend it. nobody trusts anybody. bob: good reason not to. your big hero mr. ryan, the budget chairman on the house side, finds out a little story runs that mr. ryan who doesn t want to see, you know, okay, taxes are fine the way they are. or maybe we ought to loan them some more and specifically goes in the ta