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making money for your investors, which romney did very well, is not the presidents job. the president has a different job. your job as president is to promote the common good. that doesnt mean the private equity guys are bad guys. theyre not. but that no more qualifies you to be president than being a plumber. it doesnt -- and by the way, theres a lot of awful smart plumbers. all kidding aside, its not the same job requirement. so its totally legitimate for the president to point this ...

administration on our economic policy. we will not do it their way again. we intend to move forward. we intend to rebuild the middle class. good morning, everyone. look at that beautiful shot of morning in new york city. >> theres nothing beautiful about that shot. >> its wednesday, may 23. >> joe biden was beautiful. >> it is beautiful if you think positive. with us onset, we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle. yeah. and msnbc political analyst and visiting professor at nyu and fo...

Appropriate, but a few more months. tyler clementes problems were bigger than one incident. you cant put all this on ravi but a few months would have been more appropriate. >> lets go to politico. i think cat man is back. >> patrick gavin is back with a look at the play book. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. lets talk mitt romney. they are calling themselves the underdogs. up in new york city trying to raise cash. how is it going? >> you were talking act the presidents relationship with...

hes a great mayor. if my house was on fire, i would hope hes my next door neighbor. in this instance, he was wrong. there are specific instances here that speak to economic theory that isnt the right theory for the country. >> good morning, everyone. its tuesday, may 22nd. welcome to "morning joe." with us on set, we have mike barnicle. hello, mike. >> morning, mika. >> are you present? >> yes. >> in every way? >> yes. we have the treasury official. >> we dont want to become one these ...

side. >> youll be dialed back. >> dialed back? >> yes. >> its a full backstroke there. its like a "back to the future" thing. >> you stop. >> by the way, steve rattner, theres nothing, i think, as invigorating and exciting. it refreshes us and renews us. >> and willie. >> i know willie will agree. theres nothing better than love in the spring, right? >> the best. >> you see a young kid like mark zuckerberg. >> stop it. i dont like what you are saying. >> he put himself out there. getti...

Mama. >> wheres my pa? >> gone to the white house, ha, ha, ha. >> yeah. the early stuff was quite vicious. and in fact, you could argue that the partisan newspapers were, in fact, like the web. that you had blog -- you had pieces -- >> hold on, mikas laughing. you want to just call us nerds right now in >> yes. >> im sorry. >> actually, thats not the word. >> this stuff is very fascinating to us. were not dorks. >> you want to talk about soccer again? >> no, i want to hear about this. come on, n...

Penalty kicks. at least there was a win. and cameron was even a politician about that. saying, you know, we were working hard. >> oh, stop it. >> watch the game. >> angela merkel slipped off so we all had to slip off. come on, man. >> just being a human being. >> yeah, be a human being for once. >> the story of the 20th secenty is england being triumphant. >> lets go to politico, shall we? >> yeah, i think its best if we do. patrick gavin has a look at the "playbook." good morning to you, sir....

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death of robin gibb of the bee gees. the band of brothers dominated the airwaves of the 1970s charting six consecutive number one songs starting with "how deep is your love," which went to number one on christmas eve of 1977. it was the most successful run of any act on american charts since the beatles in 1964. their songs propelled the "saturday night fever" sound track to number one for 24 straight weeks on the strength of songs like "stayin alive" and "night fever." it was the best...

A two, three-point margin of area. ohio and florida is where the game is. thats why mitt romney is in florida today and joe biden is still in ohiopolitico. patrick gavin with a look at the playbook. how are you doing, man? >> good morning, guys. >> lets talk about your report about republican leaders hatching a plan of attack as they wait for the supreme court ruling on the health care law that comes sometime late next month. whats the strategy for republicans? >> were getting news out of a tues...