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Successfully gave the gift of hearing to deaf gerbils. using stem cells this rebuilt tiny nerves in the inner ear of the gerbils. although they can hear a range of sounds similar to humans, replicating the study in humans is still only a whisper. mitt romney's critics demand specifics, and a new "rolling stone" article poses this answer. quote, a look at the bills that republicans have passed since they took control of the house in 2010 offers a clear blueprint of the agenda that a romney administration would be primed to establish. joining me now is the author, tim dickenson. what were some...

Each of these guys that are writing these big checks want to hear seems to find their way into the stump speeches. every time romney talks about how regulations are crushing businesses, i want everybody to think about the millionaires and billionaires, the pesky epa that's there to stop all that waste from getting into our water supply and our air, and those pesky regulations that you don't want to build something substandard. >> tim dickenson, in your exhaustive study of these billionaires in rolling stone, but if they didn't give any money at all, isn't romney already in agreement with what ...

Mitt romney's -- one hour meeting today with the much richer casino mogul sheldon adelson -- sheldon adelson is the single biggest donor in the romney campaign so far. he has spent more than $25 million on conservative candidates, most of which went to a newt gingrich supporting superpac. meanwhile donald trump has donated a grand total of $2,500 to mitt romney. not one penny of sheldon adel adelson's millions had gone to mitt romney. >> sheldon told me he was going to actively support governor romney. >> joining me now, tim

How regulations are crushing businesses, i want everybody to think about the millionaires and billionaires, the pesky epa that's there to stop all that waste from getting into our water supply and our air, and those pesky regulations that you don't want to build something substandard. >> tim dickenson, in your exhaustive study of these billionaires in rolling stone, but if they didn't give any money at all, isn't romney already in agreement with what they want to do? >> about half of these guys are private equity and hedge fund folks. looks like paulson who was involved in goldman's profanity ...