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yes, youre in a state with high foreclosure, a state with very high unemployment. the president is trying to make the case things are getting better and his approach deserves a chance. he will make a case if things arent getting better, perhaps because of dysfunction in washington. the president will make a case a do nothing congress is to blame, not just him if you have frustration with washington. hes trying to set the tone for what we know will be a very competitive election year fo...

shot wound to the hid. shes made remarkable recovery, but shes stepping down to focus on it. there was a call to action in the house and senate who have gotten precious little done lately. well talk with a senior advideser for the house. first, though, here are key moments from tonights speech. >> we are not going to settle for a country where a shrinking number of people do well while a growing number of people barely get by, a weak can restore an economy where every gets their fair s...

including the same unit that killed osama bin laden, stage another daring raid, this time on mission to rescue hostages from pirates in somalia. tears on both sides of the aisle. congress bids an emotional farewell and gets an inspirational message. im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." but first this just coming in. were seeing a tight race, a very tight race here in florida. that makes tomorrow nights cnn republican presidential debate potentially all the more important...

putting on the final touches of the state of the union address. and newt gingrichs stunning surge has made him a lightning rod for a new wave the criticism. can we keep up the momentum in florida? im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." 6o. just a few hours from now, the president of the united states goes before congress and the american people to record on how the nation is doing. his state of the union address will certain by as important glimpse. . . will focus on job, ...

toast, bacon, ham, sausage, chicken sausage, wheat or rye toast, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, no substitutions. >> rollout out. >> take you out to your car and put you on a treadmill. this morning im going to stick with the tater tots because theyre easy to eat to anchor a show. hello, everybody. cnns political analyst roland martin is with us this morning. its a bad start if i cant get through rolands name. david frum is back with us. nice to have you in person. chatting by satellite. ...

Analyst, former communications director for the dnc, susan delpercio, msnbc contributor and republican strategist. erin, reporter for "real clear politics." welcome back. erin, is it all about jobs? what does the president need to say to get high marks come tuesday night? >> he is going to be talking all about jobs and several economic proposals. many of the things we heard from him before, though, he will talk about changing the tax codes so that wealthy americans pay more in taxes than other a...

Commitments as a trading partner. and the offense is doing what we need to do and should be doing any way to grow jobs in the united states so that were an effective competitor in the world. >> and richard, it is easy to sit on the bully pulpit and complain about currency rigging or about the tax strategy. mathematically, it may be correct. but its also clear, much as it is with mispricing in the energy markets and other tax codes, that only a sophisticated approach that realizes that correcting...

them, has apparently crashed. six peace-keeping troops were aboard and have died and the taliban is claiming responsibility by sending a text message to cnn. >> and last nights debate. newt gingrich calls out the media, specifically john king, and he calls his ex-wife a liar. were going to play all sorts of stuff for you this morning, get all sorts of answers and let people weigh in. >> talk about political heat. unbelievable stuff. and, also, and the story weve been watching, the ital...

$5 billion partly by consolidating some of the agencies but also by putting an office of inspector general into place. and that would be one of the things that i would do is the office of inspector again ral to make sure that we have clear guidelines and that fraud and corruption get cut out of that federal agency. [ applause ] >> mike: thank you very much. lets go to our next question. >> good morning, governor perry. my name is mike farmer. as a small businessman, i have to spend a great deal ...

$5 billion partly by consolidating some of the agencies but also by putting an office of inspector general into place. and that would be one of the things that i would do is the office of inspector again ral to make sure that we have clear guidelines and that fraud and corruption get cut out of that federal agency. [ applause ] >> mike: thank you very much. lets go to our next question. >> good morning, governor perry. my name is mike farmer. as a small businessman, i have to spend a great deal ...