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>> dana: do you remember when ed schultz called laura ingram. ill say it. called her a right wing -- i heard that and i almost fell over. what goes through your mind when you say something like that? remember msnbc is like jeez, what do we do? who what do we do? he apologized which was the right thing to do. >> bob: what goes through your mind when you say something like that, i cant tell you now but ill tell you later. no filter at all. burned out a long time ago. pat and i are old friends. we ...

Whats the best conversation you could come back with to mitt romney saying that its the unions that hurt manufacturing? >> you can look at the record, ed, and thats something they dont do. manufacturing declined for years. it took a huge plunge under ronald reagan and unfortunately continued to decline somewhat under bill clinton, not nearly as much. but then it took another huge plunge under george w. bush and as manufacturing declined, well, you know, a lot of very good jobs were lost. the rep...

Vulnerable students in this way. weve tried to convince our universities to cover contraception and students at many other universities around the country have tried the same thing and theyve turned a deaf ear to us. this is our hope. this is what we hope will help the women that i wanted to talk about this morning. >> sandra fluke, i appreciate you being here tonight. i know they watch on capitol hill. great testimony here on "the ed show." i think youll probably get an opportunity to talk more...

I dont know what you are complaining about. >> dana: wait, the bail-out of auto industry is separate from the trillion dollars they asked for in the stimulus, which was waste and they promised it would get unemployment below 8%. it hasnt happened. >> kimberly: it hasnt. and the cbo projecting that it will stay above 8% until after 2014. if mr. obama gets in again it will be longer. >> eric: you cant -- >> bob: he says 8% and -- >> eric: on my nose? >> greg: 11% in california. 1% up since the sti...

Questions about it and they are so excited about it. they are so grateful that this policy is going to help protect vulnerable students in this way. weve tried to convince our universities to cover contraception and students at many other universities around the country have tried the same thing and theyve turned a deaf ear to us. this is our hope. this is what we hope will help the women that i wanted to talk about this morning. >> sandra fluke, i appreciate you being here tonight. i know they ...

>> completely all over the place. he knows he has to appeal to working people in michigan. thats a big union state still. its a big industrial state still. yet his record, not only in terms of what he said, ed, but also as a private equity manager and a head of a private equity firm was basically getting rid of unionized workers and cutting wages of a lot of people and getting rid of a lot of jobs. what he said in that clip you played just a moment ago about, look, the big problem for american m...

Romney saying that its the unions that hurt manufacturing? >> you can look at the record, ed, and thats something they dont do. manufacturing declined for years. it took a huge plunge under ronald reagan and unfortunately continued to decline somewhat under bill clinton, not nearly as much. but then it took another huge plunge under george w. bush and as manufacturing declined, well, you know, a lot of very good jobs were lost. the republicans have cause and effect backwards. they say that manuf...

Enterprises and that makes america stronger. >> hes all over the place, isnt he? >> completely all over the place. he knows he has to appeal to working people in michigan. thats a big union state still. its a big industrial state still. yet his record, not only in terms of what he said, ed, but also as a private equity manager and a head of a private equity firm was basically getting rid of unionized workers and cutting wages of a lot of people and getting rid of a lot of jobs. what he said in t...

Entrepreneurs and working to create jobs and build enterprises and that makes america stronger. >> hes all over the place, isnt he? >> completely all over the place. he knows he has to appeal to working people in michigan. thats a big union state still. its a big industrial state still. yet his record, not only in terms of what he said, ed, but also as a private equity manager and a head of a private equity firm was basically getting rid of unionized workers and cutting wages of a lot of people ...

Vulnerable students in this way. weve tried to convince our universities to cover contraception and students at many other universities around the country have tried the same thing and theyve turned a deaf ear to us. this is our hope. this is what we hope will help the women that i wanted to talk about this morning. >> sandra fluke, i appreciate you being here tonight. i know they watch on capitol hill. great testimony here on "the ed show." i think youll probably get an opportunity to talk more...