that. the biden administration said they want to do that and failed at it and chicago is another example of what we are seeing across the country and what americans want to change with. griff: speaking of change, kristin, i want to get your reaction to that story. it seems to me that it might have been more prudent to look at the volunteer workforce and say, you know, we need diversity here, let s start find a way to change the makeup perhaps by bringing in more diverse dosets but mass firing them all and leaving at ear piece instead, that doesn t seem like the smartest move, your reaction? yeah, i don t quite understand it. they tried to diversify, it didn t work. i mean, you know, i don t know why this was the answer to that, so griff: it seems that the stories gain momentum and go viral because people look at it and say that really defies
had that, you had the change and this this group right now, this group of young people will define their generation by the changes that are made and we hope that liz: speaking of change, after sandy hook we saw laws changed in the state of connecticut. after the state of shooting in florida, your home state we saw laws changed there, what s the reception like and is that what you think is effective, because if i m not mistaken you really want to focus on mental health and gun reform, am i correct in saying that? i think you re absolutely right. when the change happens, let s hope they preserve the second amendment and all amendments and make the necessary changes, i think as kyle pointed out, it was a breakdown in the law enforcement and what you re going to see in the state of florida, obviously we raised the age to 21, it ll be challenged in court and i m sure it ll get struck down and governor scott will probably suffer from that u but, again, we want as you brought out, we
he is to get those 270 electoral votes. so president obama really trying to make up for lost time, tamron, with some of these key swing state voters. as you know, he spent the past three days managing the federal response to sandy. that allowed him to look presidential, of course, but he had to cancel a number of campaign events including in wisconsin. so earlier today in wisconsin, he talked about that issue of romney painting himself as the candidate of change. he basically said that s not the case. he said, look, romney can t be trusted. he s not the candidate of change. is he a candidate who essentially espouses the same policies as george w. bush which president obama has argued is exactly what got the country into the financial mess that it was in during the recession. tamron. kristen, speaking of change, the president has modified his stump speech according to david axelrod, a more affirmative tone, but also pointing out the vision of what they say they are fighting for. rep
changing his position 1,000 times. where are these core beliefs? he changes his core beliefs based on a poll and market research. at least this president is using market research for what it s good for, slogans. we are going too continue to move forward. megyn: speaking of change, chris plante, this is a big change from hope and change. forward has a different connotation it s not a continuation necessarily of hope and change. does it create the same feelings in those critical independent voters? no, it s like the soviet troops retreating when winter game it s a hard, long slog. to borrow a phrase from donald rumsfeld. general washington called forward, too, when he was
maneuvering the entire situation and haven been talking to the president and the people, keeping them apart and trying to manage the situation, effectively orchestrating a transition, as fast as possible, once it became clear with the protests 17 days, clearly something had to change here and the force are still very much print in tahrir square and they are all around and an increased number of tanks in the city as we were moving around, and, extraordinary, all of a sudden, all of this armored personnel carriers, maybe they knew some hours ago, something will be happening today and most clearly, yes. something is developing in front of us, and we will see exactly what that is, and, people are still coming in and we ll keep you up-to-date. martha: thank you so much, an important moment, unfolding in cairo, right now. you can feel it in the flaeenern tahrir square, something is changing. we ll see exactly what that is, bill. bill: speaking of change, fox