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"gq" in which he interviewed a doum of people, one of his potential vice president candidates was you. >> that is correct. that is correct. >> why dont you tell us how you would have structurally fixed this? >> from the get-go, the first thing that youve got to do is you have got to deal with the housing market. remember, what was the problem? the problem was the housing market imploded and cratered. >> it was complete capital misallocation. >> complete capital misallocation, the housing market ...

Outrageous as what donald trump said again today, would you in the romney campaign let it go? >> wed keep focusing on the main subject of the campaign is and weve done that. every time the president trying to get off to something different like the attack of governor romney because of his dogs or the attack on mrs. romney we go back to whats important. >> i dont think the president attacked mrs. romney. >> every time the campaign or something comes up on the other side that does that, we go back...

And loss of jobs, tremendous number of jobs lost where the president has steered public money, not private money on losing companies. look, too, clayton at general motors. >> general motors, a company which they had to lay off a lot of people. a lot of dealerships had to close as part of this restructuring but the president not talking about that or the $20 or $30 billion or so of money that the taxpayers are going to lose. >> clayton, just after the bailout of g.m. was announced, there was also...

her husband the prominent scientist and he says he was out of town at the time. she doesnt remember. were digging deeper. im wolf blitzer and youre in "the situation room." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> hes faced a barrage of attacks on his business record with democrats portraying him as a job-cutting corporate raider, but mitt romney is opening up about his time at bain capital and vowing to cut the jobless rate. lets go to our national political correspondent jim acosta a...

There is a golden rule. if you take private and replace it with public the left will like it. public is better so its your money they spend. >> bob: is it 80% >> dana: it says it grew 80%. i dont know. want to split that hair? i dont repped them. >> kimberly: the message is clear. record to be celebrated, not -- >> dana: you cant succeed in private equity if the companies are failing. >> greg: they are not interested. they dont have markers or metrics to prove success. >> bob: private equity mak...

There is a golden rule. if you take private and replace it with public the left will like it. public is better so its your money they spend. >> bob: is it 80% >> dana: it says it grew 80%. i dont know. want to split that hair? i dont repped them. >> kimberly: the message is clear. record to be celebrated, not -- >> dana: you cant succeed in private equity if the companies are failing. >> greg: they are not interested. they dont have markers or metrics to prove success. >> bob: private equity mak...

if he succeeds, he charts a path out of the crisis for other countries. then iran. its in dire economic straits for a very different reason. we have another exclusive. this one with irans finance minister about just how crippling u.s.-led sanctions have been for his nation. next up, a conversation with paul krugman. the biggest question in the world today is whether to spend or whether to cut. krugman is the leading voice saying stimulate. ill ask him to defend his views. all tha...

we have another exclusive. if one with irans finance minister about just how crippling u.s.-led sanctions have been for his nation. next up, a conversation with paul, the biggest question in the world today is whether to spend or whether to cut. krugman is the leading voice saying stimulate. ill ask him to defend his views. all that plus superstitions in the race for space. but, first, heres my take. everyone is worried that greece might default on its national debt. thats really not n...

In addition, the stepped up activity in yemen and pakistan. lastly, the adequacy domestic security, airport security. clearly advancements in al qaeda in structuring devices to get around security, so, clearly, that needs to be renewed and reviewed not contempt of this discovery. >>shepard: well all be taking our underwear off now, i suppose, the loss of this guy as a resource, how big a loss? >>guest: again, a senior al qaeda operative was killed in the drone attack in yemen over the weekend, t...

To the rest of the developing world. >> and you focus on the private sector. paul krugman more on the public sector. the auoughtauto industry is roa back. and american companies more proficient, productive, and debt free. it sounds positive. why does american feel so lousy? >> part of it is companies really havent been giving it up. so corporate profits were $1.2 trillion. they are now $1.9 trillion in 2011. they have more cash than they have ever had. that to me does not speak of a nation whose...