>> bob: eric and greg at the break said they didn't want to say anything about their wives because they'd get in trouble. they said nice things about you both, they have. nagging, it used to drive me nuts. >> dana: what did you get nagged about? >> bob: always the bathroom. something about the bathroom. it doesn't stop. after a while, you get so resentful of having been nagged you don't do it anyway. he is could hit me on about a squeaky door once and it went on and on so screw it, i left the door stay squeaky. >> kimberly: your mother-in-law will call again. >> dana: i'm surprised me didn't tear it down and throw it out the back window. >> greg: me night have, but doesn't remember it. >> dana: another article said women helped men about nagging because it's something about their health. >> greg: it's our fault. >> dana: like are you going to eat that?
46 million people? >> dana: no, but that is his point. >> eric: my point is create a job where people don't have to be on -- create environment. >> kimberly: wean them off of it. it's hard to, because they're used to getting hand-out and entitlement. >> bob: i got to tease, get out of here. you're wrong again. there was another g.o.p. debate last night, as you can imagine, gingrich and romney went after each other. greg will give us his take on this. i'm going to d -- ohhh. okay. bye. ♪ ♪
measures to keep it from happening. >> bob: you're both from pottersville. >> kimberly: true! >> bob: these two. these two. >> greg: i think it should be extended to other councilmembers and if you disagree with me you're racist. >> bob: there you go. what do you expect people to do who need le jate mittly need -- legitimately need to get food on the table? >> eric: direct payments of obama up 32%. $600 billion. >> bob: can you live in a world without numbers? >> eric: 49% of american households, 49% of the american households getting one form of federal assistance. >> bob: 75% -- >> eric: this is 49%. >> bob: you have to include mortgage deductions that you take out of your taxes. >> eric: if obama stop with socialist of redistribution of wealth. those who have it and don't. create economy where the jobs come back. >> bob: is interest up on
we know it. >> kimberly: fete it. it burned through bob. >> bob: it looked to me like gingrich was looking for a moment to raise attack point. best he could get. perfectly legitimate question. gingrich raised it over and over again about his money. this is where gingrich wanted to have the audience for pace pate again. he got it but never got them. the one thing he did. the other thing i'm convinced that romney stuffed the hall with people. we used to do it. that is what you do. >> kimberly: you pack it. >> dana: couldn't he be he had more supporters in florida that showed up? >> bob: i'm saying from my own experience we would get people in line early. pay people to go so they would cheer. >> dana: interesting. >> bob: statue of limitations are over. did you want to say something? >> eric: very quickly, on the sound bite. what struck me, gingrich went after the ah-ha moment. after the media. he didn't expect wolf to come
assumption that electric cars are better than other cars. where does the electricity come from? it comes from coal. in some cases, some studies show that it can produce more pollution than internal combustion engines. so the reason for the stupid little cars is a lie. >> bob: wait a second. king let you get away with that. do you know government investment in the defense department that got us the internet. space program that we spent $1 trillion and they got us all kind of new industries in the country. the government of the united states has been responsible and the forefront of more research and development for more businesses than any other single entity. including the bums on wall street. >> dana: i would say american ingenuity brought it together. that doesn't mean we can't have wholesale thank on how we do things. even the ethanol piece that went away in december, without any, nobody said anything.
your mortgage? >> greg: stood tamps are needed but it's becoming liberal alternative to currency, to guarantee an entitlement class. they will vote democrat knowing they get -- >> bob: what do you mean with that? they buy booze and cigarettes? >> greg: i would. >> bob: of course you would! >> dana: the problem, because there have been news stories where one bad apples spoils the bunch, or you have somebody who is buying king crab legs or whatever. >> greg: or bad apples. >> dana: in front of the safeway. there is a youtube -- >> kimberly: bowles party. >> dana: i was making a salient point and now i'm offtrack. >> greg: sorry. >> eric: a black market for food stamps. like it or of the, people trade in food stamps. go on the street -- >> bob: what percentage of food stamps do you think is fraud leapt? >> eric: 20. 10 to 20%. who cares. >> bob: the point is if you talk about 40 million
>> kimberly: hear the boos. what did you make of the exchange? is it replayed? >> dana: i'll be in the minority on this. i have a healthy amount of respect for the media asking questions. and even to show they can be unpleasant and they system sometimes nonsense question. not saying if that one is or not. i think if you are going to be the leader of the free world, commander-in-chief sometimes you sit there and take it, swallow hard and answer the way it is. now i know it gets cheered, that type of response. i don't blame him for it. i can understand the frustration that gingrich felt and he expressed on behalf of a lot of conservatives who think the media is condescending toward him. i have a different style. believe me, as press secretary of george w. bush i had to sit a lot at the podium look at the question going i know where you are going with this. >> kimberly: gave them the look. >> dana: i'd give the look and answer. you know that look. >> bob: we know it.
baby. seven. the mistakes in the article making false accusations against the fine young gentlemen. came out on twitter, too. >> dana: there has been buzz about the story. matt lewis at the daily beast, i hope i -- no, maybe daily caller. excuse me. he talked about how reuters had to admit they had five or seven mistakes. he first called them out and reuters admitted it today. if you have one mistake, understandable. two, unbelievable three. is probably a firing offense. seven? >> kimberly: i know. trying to get after the guy. >> eric: mr. beckel, your were more thing? >> bob: he is married, by the way. do you know how much i love polls? i am dedicating this to eric today. can we bring up the polls that show for the first time in six months the president of the united states favorability approval, job rating is more than the disapproval? 48 to 46%? more importantly, the second number is the amount of people who believe the economy is getting better in the country. the same. 44%. better, 37%.
time to stand up above it all and have his own moment? >> kimberly: bad scheduling. >> dana: maybe they scheduled it after the "state of the union." i can understand that. but someone is not checking the calendar or they're doing it on purpose. it debases him. >> eric: hear from a obama supporter, backer. did he hit the ball out of the park or follow it off? >> bob: i agree with dana. the timing -- i think he is overexposed. >> dana: absolutely. >> bob: when you get something like this, he can't win no matter what he says. particularly with you. if he said no, i didn't make any mistakes you'd open the show and say look at arrogant president of the united states. if you are going to be in a situation like this, you are never going to convince a wing nut like you. >> eric: said once a day, once an hour, every day. >> bob: don't you second guess yourself in a while? i second guess you once a day. >> kimberly: frequent flier miles on that. >> eric: he is doing the same one. >> kimberly: over and over again. this le minds me when he said
>> bob: eric and greg at the break said they didn't want to say anything about their wives because they'd get in trouble. they said nice things about you both, they have. nagging, it used to drive me nuts. >> dana: what did you get nagged about? >> bob: always the bathroom. something about the bathroom. it doesn't stop. after a while, you get so resentful of having been nagged you don't do it anyway. he is could hit me on about a squeaky door once and it went on and on so screw it, i left the door stay squeaky. >> kimberly: your mother-in-law will call again. >> dana: i'm surprised me didn't tear it down and throw it out the back window. >> greg: me night have, but doesn't remember it. >> dana: another article said women helped men about nagging because it's something about their health. >> greg: it's our fault. >> dana: like are you going to eat that?