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Waving their hands, not the democrats. but let me just say this. first, we have said again, we go way, way back. we have said a million times to each other, elections matter. if you want to blame somebody, don t blame trump, don t blame bush, blame hillary clinton for the crappy campaign she ran. you could sit here and say that, you know, if the shoe was on the other foot by the way, the shoe was never on the other foot. they released all the papers on kagan. they released all the papers on roberts. what s important at this moment is to know what was advised by kavanaugh at the white house. look, we want to talk about i think that s exactly why they should not be. that s the nature, nadeam and fred, of executive privilege, to allow staffers to know if they re going to give their advice freely and openly to the chief executive, that s it s not going to come back and they re not going to have to explain it ....
Of fun in the back rooms in the back halls of congress, and it s fine for palling around, as a chief executive there in ohio, it s rubbed some folks the wrong way. he s picked the wrong fights is essentially what i ve had people tell me and these are republicans and these are people supportive of kasich. mitt romney is running a campaign he wants to run, wants to make it a referendum argument, wants to make it straight up about whether the economy is better or not and obama has done the job or not. the problem is in and his campaign knows it, a lot of the voters he needs to get, the middle class, working class voters, see mitt romney as the boss and not as the alternative. he has to get over that hump. he s got to do more than just make this a straight referendum in a state like ohio. so, gillian tett, bring you into the conversation, looking at polls earlier who s to blame for the economy and there is a growing number of people who now don t blame bush as much. let s just put thos ....
Out of washington is also starting to seep into the very fiber very fabric of the local politics and the local vote slers. just take a listen here. and they are wanting to put government out of their life. we don t want government in our life. turn in your social security check. turn in your medicare because it s government that got it for you. they just don t think that the people in washington are listening to them. their purpose at this point is to make our administration look bad. people need to have hope and they need to have the ability to go out and get a job. and they are frightened. it s the economy. and some of them are not hindsighted or farsighted enough to realize why we are in the position we are in. and everybody said, oh, don t blame bush. who else is there to blame? they are taking the people s money that in all honesty, the people could spend better themselves. their purpose is not our ....
Very significant. unmanned aerial systems that we can add to the ones we already have along with the fixed-wing and helicopters that we have, that allows us to have the capacity for 24/7 air coverage along this border. this is the most kind of systemic border security package when you add everything together that s happened that we ve ever seen. reporter: not to be impolite, the question was what was the timetable for now that you have this bill what s the timetable for the next step, and how much is it contingent on the election? look, the president has said from the beginning that immigration reform is a priority for him. he has reiterated that as recently as the speech at american university which you were quoting from, and he has invited congress to the table. but again, as was said earlier, this is in the hands of the congress, and they will need to address this in a bipartisan way. it can t only be done by democrats. the republicans need to be ....
Trial in gitmo has been put on hold for at least 30 days due to the illness of an attorney. jenna: we asked voters whose policies are to blame for the current economic problems. more people say president bush at 47%. but when asked if president obama should continue to blame president bush and focus on that 76% of those polled said, no, it s time for the current administration to take responsibility for the economy. two different messages. wendell goler is live at the white house working this story. wendell what does the white house say about it? is the president ready to take responsibility for this economy? reporter: jenna officials here say the buck stops in the oval office but the president talks about the economic disaster he inherited for a woupl of reasons, one is to get people to look on the bright side of a dim economy, which is not producing nearly as many jobs as the president wanted, or expected. the other is to explain why the stimulus package, the unpopular and expensiv ....