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Talked about earlier. you give up something when you have the fights. and we have had them in the democratic party but it doesnt bode well for 2014 or 2016 because it is going to be settled in those primaries. not to be settled in the intervening time right now. this is going to be a fight that goes down in the house races, senate races in 2014 and in the end these two or three wings are going to have a fight. >> chris: karl, what do you make of the fight going on in the party on national securi...

But doesnt substitute for a robust foreign policy which deals with the states before they become nuclear states and raises the questions of what happens with iran. the national security advisor said the united states will not accept north korea as a nuclear state. isnt that nice. in they are a nuclear state and how seriously can they take the president when they say we wont accept iran as nuclear state. >> chris: in fairness, president bush was talking northnuclear tests in north korea as being ...

165,000 new jobs last month is not enough to turn things around. >> heres a preview of sams article coming out this friday. barring a collectively experience, there will be no postpartisan era during the obama administration, obviously we hoped for something better conceded david axelrod, obamas long time close advisor in an interview. and to the extent that the president can do more, he will. but this is largely a function of the decision on the republican party to try and thwart him at every t...

For them. they took a huge hit and if you dont remember, newt gingrich had to resign soon thereafter. their track record on this doesnt bode well. >> john, let me bring you in on the conversation. as i mentioned, the founder and chairman of stop handgun violence and been on with us since the newtown tragedy a month ago and now the president is saying, later this week, well hear more specifics from him likely to include some kind of assault weapons ban and at the end of the last week that was a s...

Lets see if we got anything wrong so far. we will go to thomas wshillou. >> good to see you, andy. no matter how things go here at this half time, i want you to know i have great respect for you and the whole panel. >> thank you, thank you. >> go to hell. >> that does president -- doesnt bode well. >> i was interested in the first story. when ever i read a study in which america comes out low on the ladder i always look and i see the solution that the authors suggest are always a left of center ...

Doesnt bode well. challenger came out this week with an announcement that-- layoff announcements are up 41%. >> neil: so why is this there dichotomy between average folks and one consumer confidence survey out very high, but bosses, guys like you, not nearly so confident? tactful in fact, very dower. i generally worry when my boss is depress and i wonder why should i be happy? >> the industrial economy right now is so uncertain. look, if -- lets talk about this election and going forward. as i s...

Pander to that way that in the long term doesnt bode well. >> when you talk about the demographic projections, if you look at the immigration part of this platform is extremely radical. i mean -- >> and would defund texas universitys. >> yes, de-fund texas universities because theres a dream act. well talk more about that. thank you to michelle goldberg, ta-nehisi coates, and jay smooth. thank you for getting "up." thank you for joining us today for "up." joining us tomorrow, michael steele live...

Very strong case to make those are the policies that got us into this mess. why would we continue those policies again. >> i know that is the democrat line of argument but remember, president bush signed into law two waves of tax cuts in 2001 and 03 with bipartisan support that led to 54 months consecutive job creation and economic growth. a lot of people would say lets go back to those policies. governor romney has detailed plan with tax cuts, tax reform, lowering the corporate tax rate, entitl...

Still hold out for that 5%. swing states matter. together, pennsylvania and ohio are 38 electoral votes. ohio right now is in a statistical tie for romney and obama. obviously, the flirtation with portman could help put ohio staunchly in the category of romney, but you know, that being said, earlier we were talking about what romneyas up to for the fourth of july. hes hanging out at his lake house in new hampshire. that doesnt bode well, that doesnt connect with those voters in ohio and pennsylv...

Say the same thing. all the analysis shows the republican moderates, much to their frustration, what is left of them, has been largely silenced or overwhelmed by the far right megaphone. and many moderate republicans have been voting more and more democrat lately. thats the sort of thing that spells trouble for washington to be able to get anything done. the forecast right now is for more gridlock. >> and i think the whole idea that two moderate house democrats from pennsylvania lost the primary...