internal systemwide review, but quite frankly, congress, the inspector s general, the government accountability office have heard this before and our sources tell us it just doesn t seem to get better. the one thing we didn t see in your reporting is anyone responding to this directly from the veterans administration. i know you tried to get reaction. yeah, and this was kind of stunning. the va s administration is really thumbing their nose at us, but also thumbing their nose at congress, let me tell you what were we told, wolf. we requested an interview with the national medical director for the va about what i think is a vitt serious issue. a public affair s officer said the chances are slim to none and then called back and said, well, in fact, the answer is no. shocking. i know this report will generate reaction. we ll watch it together with you, drew. good reporting, thanks very much. a quick reminder, if you have a story idea for drew or cnn, go to cnn.com/investigations, le
suit because she should have found out about it earlier when she had no way of finding out about it. so we fixed that. that is an example of the kind of advocacy we need because women are increasingly the bread winners in the family. we took a concerted effort to go out and find women who had backgrounds that could be qualified to become members of our cabinet. jon: let s talk about it with a.b. stoddard. she is associate editor of the hill. i didn t know, a. about, how left out i was until i read the article in the hill today, said these two candidates mentioned women 30 times during the debate last night. men got far less mention. why is that? well, women are very significant voting bloc for president obama. he has been winning them by a wide margin over mitt romney the entire campaign. jon: is he still? until we saw a usa today gallup poll this week showing them at parity in the swing states. that is alarming democrats
the table with the more county and right-leaning voice, andrea tantaros. could you tell, was it that noticeable? this i ve got to give him a b. a b because 200,000 jobs is a pretty good number, but not an a for a couple of reasons, one, i don t think that the payroll tax cut extension for two months i don t think that s a long-term plan for growth for the country and i don t think he s leading in the economy and we ve got to get these numbers every single month to get our economy back on track and the jobs just, they re not the jobs that we want people to get. i mean, a lot of people left the work force, that s why the number was going down, but governor, a lot of people had good paying jobs and now taking low paying jobs, underemployment is a huge issue, it s not fixed yet and the president doesn t have a plan to do it. i ve got to give you credit, a. about. that s the best grade. and elliss, how would you grade the president. governor, it pains me to agree. you ve learned. yo
the table with the more county and right-leaning voice, andrea tantaros. could you tell, was it that noticeable? this i ve got to give him a b. a b because 200,000 jobs is a pretty good number, but not an a for a couple of reasons, one, i don t think that the payroll tax cut extension for two months i don t think that s a long-term plan for growth for the country and i don t think he s leading in the economy and we ve got to get these numbers every single month to get our economy back on track and the jobs just, they re not the jobs that we want people to get. i mean, a lot of people left the work force, that s why the number was going down, but governor, a lot of people had good paying jobs and now taking low paying jobs, underemployment is a huge issue, it s not fixed yet and the president doesn t have a plan to do it. i ve got to give you credit, a. about. that s the best grade. and elliss, how would you grade the president. governor, it pains me to agree. you ve learned. yo
the table with the more county and right-leaning voice, andrea tantaros. could you tell, was it that noticeable? this i ve got to give him a b. a b because 200,000 jobs is a pretty good number, but not an a for a couple of reasons, one, i don t think that the payroll tax cut extension for two months i don t think that s a long-term plan for growth for the country and i don t think he s leading in the economy and we ve got to get these numbers every single month to get our economy back on track and the jobs just, they re not the jobs that we want people to get. i mean, a lot of people left the work force, that s why the number was going down, but governor, a lot of people had good paying jobs and now taking low paying jobs, underemployment is a huge issue, it s not fixed yet and the president doesn t have a plan to do it. i ve got to give you credit, a. about. that s the best grade. and elliss, how would you grade the president. governor, it pains me to agree. you ve learned. yo