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Tax free status, and nevertheless used it, knowing they were using it for what it wasnt supposed to be used for. people go to jail for that, ed. he may be smiling and acting like its no problem and the people who bought him, the koch brothers, they dont have to worry because they have enough money to get out of something like this. the people that go down are people like mark block and herman cain. so this is a bad situation for him. he can smile all day long. this is about more than campaign fi...

Voter i.d. in the state of wisconsin. theyve also made it tougher as far as the petitions being signed, having to be notarized and whatnot and now they have this, i guess, stooge, david brandt, sorry, political stooge, is reportly a smalltime donor to walkers 2010 campaign. obviously an operative to set the table so walker could go get his money. how much money do you think will flow into the state? >> ed, theyre talking in the range of $70 million to $80 million. this could well be the most exp...

Fundamental right for firefighters, police officers, teachers and custodians to speak about open transparent meetings. on tuesday, john kasich -- im sorry, excuse me, ed. >> how much is this going to hurt the vote for repeal? >> you have to realize we have 35 days in early vote so we build a program that included the final three days. weve worked very hard knowing that the rules would change, that the rug would be pulled out from underneath us. so weve spent the better bart of october getting ou...

With us again tonight, washington correspondent to the nation. only in wisconsin. i mean, whats going on here, john? >> well, wisconsin has a law, ed, that says that a target of a recall can, from the filing of the recall, raise unlimited amounts of money. and so all of the campaign contribution limits and controls are off for the target of a recall. what that means is that when governor walker flies out to hang out with the koch brothers, if they want to write him a $1 million check, they can. ...

Tonights question. are republicans trying to sabotage the jobs numbers to hurt the president? text "a" for yes, "b" for no to 622639. blog, ed.msnbc.com. we turn to this man often on this program because he knows what hes talking about, robert require, former labor secretary during the clinton administration. currently a professor of public policy at uc berkeley and author of the book "aftershock." good to have you with us again tonight. >> good evening, ed. >> its so clear what the republicans ...

Tom delay stood outside the white house and said that the democrats want to win the white house more than they want to win the war on terror. so i thought id turn the tables tonight. and give them a little bit of their own medicine in the question. and i hope you that respond to it. joining me tonight is the chairman of the democratic congressional campaign committee, congressman steve israel of new york. congressman, good to have you with us tonight. >> hey, ed. >> you know, were down to the ba...

beings can be. >> ive been -- yeah. just to be clear that im not taking this out of context, mitt romney is not talking about like his consistency as if hes a pudding or something. he really is asserting that he has been as consistent in his positions as a politician as a human being can possibly be. mitt romney. to prove, it heres the full context. >> the nice thing about writing a book is that i can lay out what i believe on a wide array of issues to face the country. and i think you...

second term. >> tonight dccc chairman steve israel. and "washington monthlys" steve bennan on republican sabotage. herman cain is soaring in the polls and rake in money as his scandal continues to grow. eugene robinson of the "washington post" is here with the latest. in ohio its the fourth quarter, and governor john kasich is fumbling his cleveland brown references. tonight, van jones is in ohio, where its ground zero for workers rights. and in massachusetts tea party hatred is on...

>> i think youll find that ive been as consistent as human beings can be. >> ive been -- yeah. just to be clear that im not taking this out of context, mitt romney is not talking about like his consistency as if hes a pudding or something. he really is asserting that he has been as consistent in his positions as a politician as a human being can possibly be. mitt romney. to prove, it heres the full context. >> the nice thing about writing a book is that i can lay out what i believe on ...

>> i think youll find that ive been as consistent as human beings can be. >> ive been -- yeah. just to be clear that im not taking this out of context, mitt romney is not talking about like his consistency as if hes a pudding or something. he really is asserting that he has been as consistent in his positions as a politician as a human being can possibly be. mitt romney. to prove, it heres the full context. >> the nice thing about writing a book is that i can lay out what i believe on ...