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Apologizing for america, he should have stood up and said that as the president of the united states we all take credit for the greatness of this country. megyn: and said he owes americans an apology for his own policies. joining me now to discuss it, brad blakeman, former deputy assistant to president bush, and joe trippi, a fox news contributor. guys, thank you so much for being here. i think this is so interesting because more and more we've seen mitt romney appearing to hone his message if, in fact, it does become a two-man contest between romney and president obama. and we heard a little ...

That, you can't blame on barack obama. >> bring in the mandated insurance and that will bring down costs. even the cbo is talking about, it's highlighted here i. true. >> it will pay for itself. >> no. >> what?! >> not anymore [overlapping dialogue] >> okay. coming up, is it smart for barack obama to blame fox news for some of his political problems? we are going to debate it. eeeee! whee! whee! wheeeeeeeee! ah heads up. wheeeeeeeeeeee! everything you love about geico, now mobile. download the new geico app today.

>> and they're trying to fire up the base with the 300 viewing parties. they want to get the volunteer training going. maybe a little bit of fund raising. some of the people that can write the $200 checks. the "washington post" describes it as, i'm talking about the docu-drama, docu-ganda. meaning part documentary with a piece of propaganda. is it smart? it is slick? it is both? is it going to fire up the base? >> i don't know how many people will see it at these house parties compared to the people who are seeing pieces of it right here on msnbc, and we'll be seeing pieces of it as sort of bi...

prospects in 2016. how could she best position herself now for a possible presidential bid then? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." s. a turning point in the race for the white house. the obama campaign is now going directly on the attack against the republican presidential candidates. they are naming names, and fighting back after months of largely turning the other cheek. but it's not the president taking on his gov challengers. that task is now falling to the vice president joe biden. our chief white house correspondent jessica yellin is joining us now. jessica, t...

>> kimberly: trying to capitalize on it. this is an election season. he wants to have the talking point on super tuesday. >> bob: first, a lot of people were not going to lead the polls and come back and listen to the press conference i assume. secondly, i don't see what he said that will overtake the headlines from the republican. >> dana: that is the point. >> kimberly: background noise. >> dana: they announce another housing program for speculators in the housing market. i thought we didn't like speculators. the other thing is if they thought that wouldn't encourage people to get out there ...