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Democrats voting with us. >> andrea mitchell, where are we? >> well, what you heard from the chairman here from chairman issa is that nixon did some things that were good. that is the analogy, and by invoking executive privilege, the white house has now bought in to the sort of symbolic confrontation, the constitutional confrontation that the white house did not initially want. but they think that they can win because, as governor richardson said, they think the people care more about the econom...

Justice department, whether or not to prosecute. youre not going -- its going to go to the court. i think that chairman issa can agree with that. its going to go to the courts and youre not going to have a resolution before the election. >> we have about three minutes left. chairman, im going to ask you to take off the newsmaker hat and put on the analyst hat. i want to react to senator rubio and the immigration politics of this week. governor richardson, it was striking to me that you have both...

im candy crowley and this is "state of the union." presidential campaign and democratic sources confirm members of the presidents re-election team told top congressional leaders this week, no re-elect money will go to house or senate democratic election coffers. at least until after the election. although the president and top officials will help in other ways. sounds like every man for himself. joining us this morning, one of the lawmakers who spoke to the presidents campaign team, se...

steve forbes. and -- >> the economy is getting stronger. >> he may be right. but we have passed this way before. sorting it out with alice rivlin, former director of the office and management and budget. steven moore of the "wall street journal." dan balz of the "washington post." im candy crowley and this is "state of the union." presidential campaign and democratic sources confirm members of the presidents re-election team told top congressional leaders this week, no re-elect money...

core conservatives learn to love mitt? you, the economy and the election with alex riff lin, douglas holt aiken and ron brownstein. and then israel, iran and the u.s., what we know with house intelligence chairman mike rogers. im candy crowley, and this is "state of the union." a gallup poll shows president obama beating every republican comer except one, mitt romney. after months of pounding by republican rivals and the presidents team romney is up a point over the president, a de...

by our election team and around the country and the world. stand by to learn more about edith and carolyn, who solved the case of the missing votes. im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." so long, iowa, hello, new hampshire. the republican presidential candidates are zeroing in on the next battlefield and a big primary coming up on tuesday. the front-runner, mitt romney, is following up his squeaker win in iowa with a new endorsement from senator john mccain who beat him in ...

Engaging in it has been a staple of the left critique of romney for years. wife would newt gingrich resort to it? does he believe what he did for freddie mac is similar to what romney did at bain? probably not. but if gingrich feels upstaged or threatened he reaches for whatever at hand and starts swinging. ask paul ryan. >> bret: you heard carl asked speaker gingrich about the old bad news. poppinnews -- old, bad newt popping up and you saw the speaker laugh about it. put on your analyst hat. w...

>> brooke, thanks very much. happening now, riveting new details, the rough draft about president obamas jobs speech. what were learning about the plan he unveiled tomorrow night and whether he has new ideas that will sound either bold or timid. also, rick perrys first test on the presidential debate stage. he got a late ride into this race, but hes moving very quickly right now at the start of his presidential campaign. tonight, he has something, of course, to prove. plus, one o...

Future, but talk about choices for the future and pose the question to voters, whos on your side. theres plenty of evidence to go after the republicans. joe bartons not an isolated instance. jon kyl saying on sunday, well, we dont need to pay for tax cuts for the rich, just for unemployment insurance for the jobless. put that all together, go out and make an argument about who can be trusted to go to the future, to take us to the future in a way thats fair while acknowledging theres still a lot ...

November. thank you so much for coming on. u.s. congressman jack kingston, a veteran down there in georgia. lets bring in "washington post" columnist and msnbc political analyst eugene robinson. he made a good defense. in an argument, it dont matter much when youre unemployed. the middle-aged guy who finds himself after working 30 years going through sometimes the difficult emotional experience of going down and picking that up check is now told, oh, by the way, here comes the injury to the insu...