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We're making the chevy traverse, soon to be the chevy camero. our products are flying off the shelf. americans are buying american and now the benefits -- the benefit of that resurgence is going to working people, thanks to the hard work over the years of the united auto workers and other unions. >> i mean, what we are seeing here is republican governors, as they get closer to re-election or their attempt to move forward in the political process. they're grabbing as much credit as they possibly can. rick scott in florida blamed florida's economic down turn on charlie crist. and then took credi...

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0 direction of the catholic church being pushed forward by pope francis. who is actually addressing income inequality in america, and is talking about a renewed focus on the poor. so if you're catholic, this is just one faith in america. maybe you should reconnect with your representative and find out if they're catholic, and where they stand on voting food stamps away from poor americans. shutting down the government to hurt families. taking health care away from 30 million americans. is that christian? no. it's morally bankrupt, and it isn't backed up in scripture as some say it is. this is ...

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It's not the same. well could have a titanic struggle between hillary clinton and jeb bush in 2016. the press is going to be going yeah, let's get that, and, you know, let's move to that story which would be wonderful for all of us. but the premise of that is that the american people like this family so much they want to put them back in the white house. and we're kind of -- i'd argue we're kind of 0 for 2 with bushes. and i'm not sure americans are going to want to try this again. >> mitch caesar, jonathan alter, jim moore, thank you so much for being on "the ed show" tonight. share your thou...

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Mitch, you're in florida. you know the state well. is this a tough day for democrats as well who know that they have to have republican allies to get immigration reform done? >> well, i don't think we're really afraid of jeb bush in florida. you know, he was never really vetted by the tea party pretty much. he was out of office. he has been out of office for a number of years. and what he is trying to do is ride the dynamic of, in effect, a new republican party, a new republican primary voter and effect a new jeb bush to great the new normal. as we know, there is nothing new about what they're...

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Later on in the show. i am joined tonight by mitch caesar, chairman of the democratic party in broward county, florida, and a member of the executive board of the democratic national committee. also with us tonight, jonathan alter, msnbc political analyst and bloomberg columnist. and jim moore, director of the progress texas pac and author of "bush's brain." jim, you first tonight. you know the bush family well. is jeb definitely positioning himself to make a run in 2016 and become a strong voice in the republican party to resurface as maybe a leader that they're desperately looking for? >> if...