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Just too plait. because, you know, its hard to sometimes just keep on saying what youre saying isnt true. it gets repetitive. but, you know, the good news is, is thats just the first one. >> the president reiterated that message with diane sawyer. >> governor romney had a good night, i had a bad night. >> how bad? >> well, its not the first time ive had a bad night, but i think whats important is that the fundamentals of what this race is about havent changed. you know, governor romney went to a...

My old hometown. >> there you go. what do you make of the presidents remarks there? saying that he was -- on that radio interview, that he might have been too polite against mitt romney? what about that? >> well, thats the most benign explanation he could have given. i think the more important thing was he sounded pretty emphatic when diane sawyer asked, did you blow the election on that night, and he said, no, and he didnt hesitate. and she said, are you going to win the election, and he said, ...

What do you make of it? >> i love this story, ed, because it show s hope for our country. because, remember, most of these folks are the reason that things have not been getting down in this town for the last couple of years. and the dirty little secret is, there are plenty of republicans who will be just as happy to see many of these folks go. because they know, those tea party folks, they came to this town not to try to get something done for their constituents or for the country. they came he...

Money to keep his family or her family and house and home and is being told by an employer that theyve got a vote a certain way. it seems to me that if we have any meaning to the first amendment at all, these workers ought to be protected. if the labor laws have any meaning at all, these workers deserve to be protected. ed, let me just say win other thing. because its a background condition. these plutocrats, these bullying billionaires, what they are worried about is a slight hike in their taxe...

Outrage." this would take many employees, i think, to outrage, knowing that their job could be on the line if they dont vote the way the boss wants them to. mr. reich, good to have you with us tonight. do these ceos care more about their employees or their bottom line? >> ed, theres no question. they care not only about their bottom lines, but they treat their employees as costs to be cut rather than assets to be developed. and that is the new corporate code, in many corporations. and you see th...

And in ryans case, i think he has sharp edges that works for his personality. but how his facial expressions come across is really important when you have a rough personality. >> well be watching a along with you tonight. it will be really interesting. thank you so much for coming in. and that will come it for this hour. richard lui, what will you be looking for tonight? >> social media, thats right. well be watching all of the comments. a good day to all of you. next hour, ed schultz joins us...

Just too plait. because, you know, its hard to sometimes just keep on saying what youre saying isnt true. it gets repetitive. but, you know, the good news is, is thats just the first one. >> the president reiterated that message with diane sawyer. >> governor romney had a good night, i had a bad night. >> how bad? >> well, its not the first time ive had a bad night, but i think whats important is that the fundamentals of what this race is about havent changed. you know, governor romney went to a...

whats with all this softball? oh, wait, abortion? lets go back to the softballs, huh, guys? that was just one awkward exchange with reporters today, but it portends a bigger fundamental shift that has just had to happen in the romney/ryan campaign. now, over and over and over again on this campaign, on issues big and small, the romney/ryan campaign before today has been able to use one particular technique to escape the consequences of having unpopular policy ideas or policy ideas they...

whats with all this softball? oh, wait, abortion? lets go back to the softballs, huh, guys? that was just one awkward exchange with reporters today, but it portends a bigger fundamental shift that has just had to happen in the romney/ryan campaign. now, over and over and over again on this campaign, on issues big and small, the romney/ryan campaign before today has been able to use one particular technique to escape the consequences of having unpopular policy ideas or policy ideas they...

>> that suddenly became not fun at all for paul ryan. he actually asked for "hardball" questions. whats with all this softball? oh, wait, abortion? lets go back to the softballs, huh, guys? that was just one awkward exchange with reporters today, but it portends a bigger fundamental shift that has just had to happen in the romney/ryan campaign. now, over and over and over again on this campaign, on issues big and small, the romney/ryan campaign before today has been able to use one par...