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Thousands of those in mitt romney's companies, india, who also got jobs and burma would not have their uniforms made for the 2002 games. we know they have a special place in mitt romney's wallet. their hearts. >> first of all there was all kinds of broadcasters airing this. but second of all, doesn't it seem -- well, tell me what you think in terms of whether this works. >> strategically what they're try dog, it's not that complicated. this was sort of a big obama aligned democratic super pac. this is a group that has spent tens of million dollars going on bain. they're trying to underline the...

house speaker john boehner. i'm candy crowley, and this is "state of the union." mr. speaker, primeau view, great digs. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> how many days have you thought, did i actually want this job? >> a lot. >> big headaches. mr. speaker, thank you for joining us. let me start right out with the week's story, which is the student loans. the president has issued a veto threat and said if this keeping the student loan rates low comes to me with money paid for by money that comes out of the health care bill, i'm going to veto it. your move. >> this problem was ...

Big, scary states with their big cities. in fact, george w. bush rolled up a 3 million vote margin nationwide and easily counter balanced the 12 largest states. both are dead wrong.counterbala states. both are dead wrong. >> let me talk about a few points here, half the states would force all the other states to have to join in a new system, full, because the way -- what you're try dog is you create a -- you say these states and states can do this, basically create a contract with each other, a compact, if you will, and when you get enough to 270, they all agree to do it, therefore, it changes...

Rezpy for trouble. >> explain to us some of the findings. >> well, the government accountability office did an undercover survey late last summer. they went undercover to 15 of the largest colleges and they basically went into admissions offices and heard the pitches that were being sold. there were infractions at all 156789 some were quite egregious. one for example at a small beauty college the undercover student was told a barber could make $150,000 to $200,000 a year. that's great if you can get it, but the stats show they make less than $40,000 a year. so obviously a lot of admissions rep...

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