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College education. so yes, this is the worst economy since the recession. we have created more jobs. we had 29 straight months consecutive months by the way of private sector job growth. 4.5 million jobs. we still got to do a lot more. according to moodys analytics if we keep down this path we will create another 12 million jobs in the next four years. >> chris: that is what romney says he will do, too. >> moody anna littics said it about us and that is where he got the number. >> chris: what do...

Only ting about be the most diverse open and accessible, also a working convention. >> chris: why do you think this will be a tough election? >> well, it is going to be a tough election for a lot of reasons. one, the country is evenly divided and has been for a long time. two, we had a banner year in 2008 and obviously are not going to have that kind of year this time around. they have a lot of money and raising over a billion three in -- super pa prime minister s super pacs that engage in super...

You and i would love to do it. running out of time. talk about politics, not issues. the tracking polls, so far, many seem to show that romney got about a 3 to 5 point pounce out of his convention according to one poll. new loading by three points and was trailing by two. what does your poll show in terms of the bounce the republicans got? >> i dont really see any bounce, chris. i actually -- you know, i havent seen numbers this morning but throughout the week i saw is absolutely no movement and...

Allowed 150,000 kids to get a college education. so yes, this is the worst economy since the recession. we have created more jobs. we had 29 straight months consecutive months by the way of private sector job growth. 4.5 million jobs. we still got to do a lot more. according to moodys analytics if we keep down this path we will create another 12 million jobs in the next four years. >> chris: that is what romney says he will do, too. >> moody anna littics said it about us and that is where he got...

It, in what more would he do, i think that may be a problem for them. in the short-term, the chicago head quarters, david axelrod said what he said. people believe it would be a successful convention from the stand point of humanizing him. i think he came out of tampa as a more broader more humanized figure if we can use that word humanized. >> chris: you can use it. >> im kind of sick of that word humanized but that was the theme of what they were doing. >> im sick of humanized, too. like peopl...

You and i would love to do it. running out of time. talk about politics, not issues. the tracking polls, so far, many seem to show that romney got about a 3 to 5 point pounce out of his convention according to one poll. new loading by three points and was trailing by two. what does your poll show in terms of the bounce the republicans got? >> i dont really see any bounce, chris. i actually -- you know, i havent seen numbers this morning but throughout the week i saw is absolutely no movement and...

Terms of tax cuts to the middle class. he does not want to cut taxes for the middle class. he would prefer closing tax loopholes and importantly allowing the bush tax cuts to expire for the top 2%. >> chris: lets turn to -- >> we believe you got to build the economy from the middle out, not from the top down. bush 41 called that voodoo economics. and this is voodoo economics on steroids, chris. >> chris: regan had a lot better growth rate and a lot lower unemployment than barack obama did. >> re...

College education. so yes, this is the worst economy since the recession. we have created more jobs. we had 29 straight months consecutive months by the way of private sector job growth. 4.5 million jobs. we still got to do a lot more. according to moodys analytics if we keep down this path we will create another 12 million jobs in the next four years. >> chris: that is what romney says he will do, too. >> moody anna littics said it about us and that is where he got the number. >> chris: what do...

Diverse open and accessible, also a working convention. >> chris: why do you think this will be a tough election? >> well, it is going to be a tough election for a lot of reasons. one, the country is evenly divided and has been for a long time. two, we had a banner year in 2008 and obviously are not going to have that kind of year this time around. they have a lot of money and raising over a billion three in -- super pa prime minister s super pacs that engage in super smears. i think in the end ...

There are slight leads in the battleground states. we expected a close race and we are doing everything that we can to make our chase t case te american people and charlotte is a big part of that. >> chris: thanks for talking with us and we will see you on the campaign trail. >> look forward to it. look forward to it. >> chris: up next, the chairman of the democratic convention, los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa. well be right back from charlotte. tap into a single pool of shareable data an...