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Starts to beep. and that will start beeping. you have a pager version and a pen version. they say there are 300 of you and there are 600 out there. no wonder the workers are being so terrified. we broke that story here about the fukushima 50 saying that they expect to die and they re hearing from more workers about, they, too, have accepted their fate. it must be very challenging for them if they don t get the equipment and being sent into reactors and around the complex not knowing how much damage us they re in and especially when the government keeps saying, actually, the data isn t accurate anyway. we ll have to retest. tragic dilemma. megyn: certainly is. thank you, dominic. more dramatic development in the budget fight in washington. the head of the u.s. agency of ....
Not surprising. since everybody is beating up on teachers unions from chris christie to barack obama. let s look at the budget fight in washington. our poll finds that the public is much more concerned that republicans and tea partyists may go too far. that doesn t surprise me a bit obviously republicans are more conservative, bigger cutters. that s pretty common sense right there. isn t it? it is. the bigger problems for republicans in this poll is their base says the number one or two issue in this country, core republicans say the top issue in this country is spending and the deficit. the rest of america, independents, democrats, are saying the top issue is jobs and the economy. and the problem republicans have is are they backing themselves into a corner? are they listening to their base, talking about spending and budgets. chris, it s almost as if the white house is reading polls, and the rep congressional leadership isn t. ....
let s look at the budget fight in washington. our poll finds that the public is much more concerned that republicans and tea partyists may go too far. that doesn t surprise me a bit obviously republicans are more conservative, bigger cutters. that s pretty common sense right there. isn t it? it is. the bigger problems for republicans in this poll is their base says the number one or two issue in this country, core republicans say the top issue in this country is spending and the deficit. the rest of america, independents, democrats, are saying the top issue is jobs and the economy. and the problem republicans have is are they backing themselves into a corner? are they listening to their base, talking about spending and budgets. chris, it s almost as if the white house is reading polls, and the rep congressional leadership isn t. that might make them field good, but as our pollster said, there s a flashing yellow sign ....
Rating than teachers unioning. not surprising. let s look at the budget fight in washington. our poll finds that the public is much more concerned that republicans and tea partyists may go too far. that doesn t surprise me a bit obviously republicans are more conservative, bigger cutters. that s pretty common sense, isn t it? it is. the bigger problems for republicans in this poll is their base says the number one or two issue in this country, core republicans say the top issue in this country is pending and the deficit. the rest of america, independenting, democrats are saying the top issue is jobs and the economy, and the problem republicans have are they backing themselves into a corner? talking about spending and budgets? chris, it s almost as if the white house is reading polls, and the rep congressional ....
Full white house press conference since march. we got less than a day s notice that he was going to do this one today. now we know why he did it. to go on offense on the economy. to see if republicans really are going to defend some of the indefensible things that corporations do. starting with the fact that corporate jets are taxpayer subsidized. this is where the president is trying to draw the line. for the debt ceiling fight, for the budget fight in washington, for the year frankly for his re-election. go ahead, republicans. defend this single family house in wyoming being the corporate headquarters for more than 2,000 companies thanks to these loopholes. none of which actually have anyone on silt here who works there. except for good old rhoda. defend america having our own onshore zug havens. defend the fact that the oil companies, the most profitable industry in the world, defend the fact that they are getting ....