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Only packages marked organic is guaranteed. jenna: would you feed it to your children? >> reporter: not if i could help it. jenna: would you feet them pink slime. jon: i hope now. jenna: part of it is the term. they say it is safe. rick, a fair and balancesed look at that. jon: rising gas prices are becoming a political football on the hill. a bill that would end tax breaks for the largest oil companies passing the senate with bipartisan vote. this as national average of price of a gallon of gas i should say stands at 3.89, that according to aaa. that is up a whopping 31 cents a year ago. robe...

Thousand barrels of oil per day in the united states. tons of jobs. this administration has failing policies. president bush for the high gas prices. gas prices in 2008, 3.70 cents. today gas prices 3.89 cents. much higher than they were then. now can the gop nominee go against president obama in november about this? start with you. >> he was talking about bush back when he was running for election saying he has such high gas prices. he is saying you can't attack me on gas prices. that's flip flopping. >> what do you think? >> this is politics. the republicans attack the democrats when gas p...

In these areas of race in general we have too much inequality in terms of women's wages. we have a lot we have to make progress on. >> i want to turn to other affairs in politics, particularly the fight over who do you blame for high gas prices? i raise the question in our open whether this will become even bigger than the jobs debate. here are some of the facts. if you look at gas prices in the course of the obama presidency, they have gone up from 2009. now an average of $3.89. obviously higher in some places. it takes a political toll. all you have to do is look at the polls, disapproval at...

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But i would say i would give myself a little higher. >>dave: and billions of taxpayer dollars have been spent on green energy plant that is falling short. and now pennsylvania congressman. good morning, congressman. >>guest: good morning, guys. >>dave: how would you grade the secretary? >>guest: well, that happens, you let students grid -- grade their own papers that is what happens. she probably a marvelous scientist and probably would be more comfortable with the petri stuff than the gas pump. "a-" with gasoline from $1.80 to $3.95 for me last night? that is a failing grade not only for the ...