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This bifurcated economy so a lot of unfinished work to be done. we started with a $27 billion budget deficit. people were talking about splitting the state up into six and here we are debating the size of the surplus and tomorrow we'll debate the extension of a cap in trade program. we're leading the nation in low carbon green growth. california is on the move. i think the power of emulation, success does leave clues. people should study california's model. >> as we talk about this republican health care bill during the gubernatorial campaign, you've proposed statewide universal health care. >...

This, you conduct an internal review to find out what happened and to make recommendations to try to prevent this conduct in the future. having the same group do all that made absolute sense to me from an efficiency perspective. no matter who i chose to do this, questions would be raised by some corners as to those people's objectivity. my answer to that is look at the report. we gave them unfettered complete access to everyone in this government and allowed them to interview people multiple times if they so desired on multiple occasions in order to try to get to the bottom of things. gave the...

Saying that castro was a murd murderer and rapist. >> with so many charges from an efficiency perspective, tamron, there wasn't a lot of good argument in favor of dragging it out. it would have cost the taxpayers a fortune. it would have taken a good amount of time. that would have weighed heavily in a case like this. that said, the research i'm familiar with says that victims who take the stand actually do a lot better in the long run than those we protect from the trauma of testifying. now, again, it's an individualized assessment but generally speaking it's good for victims to be up there a...

economy. now is the time for action. so i want to send a clear message for congress. do not slow down the recovery that we're on. don't muck it up. keep it moving in the right direction. >> steven moore is an editorial writer with the "wall street journal." steven, the president's message don't muck it up. your message is to the voters and you're saying the worst thing they could do for the economy is four more years of president obama. why do you see president obama as a particular threat to this recovery? >> well, first of all, i agree with you the economy is picking up. we're just...