united nations got up and walked out right in the middle of a security council meeting. good morning to you. it is wednesday, october 5th. this is your a.m. wake-up call. i m carol kos tecostello live fw york this morning. it s a brand-new day in every sense of the word for amanda knox. she ll be waking up at home for the first time in four years. she returned with her family yesterday, just one day after an italian appeals court overturned her murder conviction in the death of her british roommate, meredith kercher. knox held back tears speaking to reporters thanking her parents and her friends for their support during her time in prison. what s important for me to say is just thank you to everyone who has believed in me, who has defended me, who has supported my family. i just want my family is the most important thing to me right now, and i just want to go be with them. so thank you for being there for me. italian prosecutors say they ll appeal the knox ruling to i
americans, 53%, feel president obama is greatly or moderately to blame for the economy. more people still blame former president george bush but president obama won t be running against george bush next year. with me, obama s 2008 presidential campaign advisor and now senior white house advisor. thank you, david, for joining us. before we get to the politics of it, which is fascinating to all of us, let s get to the president s jobs bill. wow would you be open to breaking up this bill for the parts that you know you could get agreement on? well, the president has been very clear as he s traveled across the country and in the speech to congress that he thinks this the american jobs act would have a profound impact on our economy right now. it would put a lot more people back to work, put more money in the pockets of workers, put construction workers, teachers, veterans back to work, help small businesses all across the country. this is what the economy needs right now. the
for the first time a majority of americans, 53%. feel that president obama is greatly or o moderamoderately t for the economy. more people still blame former president george bush but president obama won t be running against george bush next year. with me, obama s 2008 presidential campaign advisor and now senior white house advisor. thank you, david, for joining us. before we get to the politics of it, which is fascinating to all of us, let s get to the president s jobs bill. would he be open to breaking up this bill for the parts that you know you could get agreement on? well, the president has been very clear as he s traveled across the country and in the speech to congress that he thinks this the american jobs act would have a pro found impact on our economy right now. it would put a lot more people back to work, put more money in the pockets of workers, put construction workers, teachers, veterans, back to work, help small businesses all across the country. this is w
sucking wind big time. we need a plan, a bold proposal. the president has had two and a half years to get something out there, he hasn t. in two and a half months we got the boldest of proposals, something the country desperately needs. huntsman s economic plan received a rave review, the journal said huntsman s plan is better than anything so far from the gop presidential field. the plan is called time to compete, an american jobs plan, which is really just a tax cutting and deregulation plan. joining me now is the author of reviv revival, richard wolffe, thanks for joining me tonight, richard. my pleasure, lawrence. the huntsman plan, huge hit with the wall street journal. is this like the health care plan being a big hit in the last presidential campaign? either that or the bill
mr. huntsman proposal is as impressive as any to date in the gop presidential field. certainly better than what we ve seen from the front-runners. perhaps mr. huntsman should be asked to give the republican response to the president s jobs speech next week. i imagine you love this editorial tonight. greta, thanks for having me. it is big, bold, speaks to job creation in a country that desperately needs it. it gets us into the game. into the 20 century. i m proud of it. more than anything else it draws heavily from what we did in utah. as candidate for the presidency of the united states of america, all i want to do is say i ve been there and i ve done that we ve reformed our tax code, flattened the rate. we made it more competitive in our state that s what we want to do for this country. it is time we look at the tax code on the individual income side and on the corporate side and say we ve got to clear out the cobwebs.