bob: you think everybody has a fair chance? greg: absolutely. bob: they say absolutely no. greg: once people know that your party loses. bob: it s not true. greg: scare people and pit people against each other. bob: no. kimberly: hannity said he never got a job from a poor person. eric: communism and social schism a more fair system? bob: i didn t say. that i m for fair, we all eric: it s code. bob: not ripoff robbing, capitalism. andrea: we have had this debate before. [over talk ] kimberly: one at a time. andrea: he had an opportunity to reform the tax cut. he didn t do it. he s too busy talking about birth control and social issues and the other stuff that is a huge distraction.
bob: what you said would backfire on him but it seems to be working well. andrea: can i finish? bob: sure. andrea: going after rich people not the way to do it. i don t know one person who doesn t want to be successful or rich. rich people fund the welfare state. who pays for the crazy green jobs? kimberly: two seconds in? do you have a comment about bill clinton saying obama an amateur? greg: talking about his love life. dude, you are only with one woman? that is my tuesday afternoon. bob: the guy that wrote the book, lion s son of a guy who rost the last book. why we d bring him up on the show to give him that advertising. a liar and a punk. kimberly: bob, you ll be staying after the show in the penalty box. coming up, if you like what you see we re just getting started. was the washington post the
giving birth. men are disposable. women are vital. by reproductive design, women are precious because they carry the cargo. men just drop it off. yes, i know women have come a long way. they even drive in some states, kimberly. kimberly: yes. greg: if all they do in life is be a great mom, that s awesome. now feminists mocked full-time motherhood as silly and old fashioned. maybe they re right. what do moms do really? sure, you carry this thing inside you for nine months. after you give birth your body never really is the same. of course, once you re a mom, all of your personal desires come secondary as the survival of the child becomes your life s priority so that leads you to worry each day and every night the little one turn out right. how easy is that? maybe i hate mother s day. it s an affront to all woman who think full-time mom never worked a day in their lives. what do you call an angry feminist on mother s day? you don t.
all of them lean left, the exception is one who was a teacher. big change. one of the guys who said it haunted him for a whole time. then it had to be rewritten to, well, since he was hold about it a couple of weeks ago. kimberly: by the post. eric: it sounds like, bob, this was a rush job to get this out there and in the nick of time. greg: i ll tell you what. this is the washington post, give them credit for doing obama campaign work. they are going to get what they wanted which is the next dibs on the next national security leak. andrea: this was a paper that turn down nixon. now they re doing drive-by journalism. the family of genre leased a statement and said it s factually incorrect. right? kimberly: they said it didn t happen. what kind of credibility does the newspaper bob: how would they know? kimberly: the timing of all of this. the washington post, in fact, acknowledged that one of the major sources of the story was an obama campaign volunteer in 2008.
bob: as usual if that s the best you can do. it s weak. kimberly: it didn t. greg hasn t talked yet. bob: those enter social security is in excess of that number. number one, most are women because husbands died earlier. when obama talks about sometimes i forget, he talked about how bad the recession was when he got it from george bush. that is what he talked about. greg: obama has been great on the economy. china s economy. sometimes i forget my glasses or my keys. yesterday, at work. i don t think i d forget the recession. but i don t have george clooney spoon feeding me tiram