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June 17, 2012
To try to give me opportunities. and being born the way i was born, born missing a right hand, i think about them a lot as parents. the ways that they sought for me to find solutions, for me to do the things i would need to do to get through life and then ultimately to play sports, to play baseball, to play football, to play basketball. a lot of that was due to my dads "why not" attitude. my dad used to say to me, jim, whats taken away once is given back twice. youve been given so much more than...
June 17, 2012
Scratching your head saying, wow, how did he become president? >> im sure my previous guest is thinking that. and maybe mitt romney will be thinking that after the next election. what he has shown i couldnt agree more. i think most great politicians come from a little dysfunction. and people successful in life come from some of that. i do hope that to the point youre making about the back and forth, and observing, that a lot of advice his team has given him. i dont want to give them any more adv...
June 17, 2012
Is broken and its a wash. i dont pick out mr. adelson any more than i pick out mr. tromka. so the fact is that the system is broken, i predict to you there will be scandals, and i predict to you that there will be reform again. >> before you go, syria is a deteriorating and violent situation. the president will meet with vladimir putin, seems to be a frosty relationship over the issue of syria. what do you advocate at this point that you think is the most responsible course here to try to end th...
June 17, 2012
>> theres no doubt. the president, to kims point, and to marks point, is at a funny inflection point. he doesnt quite know what to say about the last four years other than things were really bad. and for whatever reason hes been reluctant to lay out where we go the next four years, which hes got to do a much better job of. this should give him some comfort. i think mark is right, hes getting off to a good start explaining what he wants to do with the economy and how its would behave differently ...