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Georgia and tennessee. the people of michigan across the board, across the board, responded to that. and we re out today heading to super tuesday with some wind at our back and it s blowing out are there right now, i can tell you that, but we have a lot of wind at our back heading to tennessee, and we re going to be taking it all across these super tuesday states. and we are going to have a great day. mitt romney and rick santorum both pledging to forge ahead. again, all the probabilities suggest that there is basically no chance anybody who s not mitt romney will get this nomination despite all the theater. but here we are. the next big contest, next week s super tuesday, where ten states with more than 400 delegates. i want to bring in the wednesday megapanel. imogene, johnathan, and rob, first around the horn on the concept, johnathan, of romney as a lock, which is how the markets have it. in other words, for all the theater, they re saying, listen, ....
That another candidate was running for president in their primary and that is why we have hit the road to bring back 30 million jobs or at least to force the debate america deserves on how we re going to get there to define that as the necessary agenda for this country. i bring in our wednesday megapanel. imogene webber, jonathan capehart, and rob cox. alter was offering a somewhat optimistic narrative through the morass of the food fight this election is with the point toward the tax code. i do know that senator tom coburn is coming out with a big book this spring in april where he is going to go after the tax code. how much of an influence and how much how would you gauge the influence of tax policy on investment policy and job creation? the problem with all of this is though that we know there are changes coming to the tax code. that actually creates uncertainty. a lot of talk about changing those things actually will stop people from making investments. if you don t think you ll ....
Ever was. and the same thing is happening under europe under the banner of too big to fail and is basically countries instead of companies. but, again, this can t end well. and i think, you know, the euro will break up. i predicted that a year ago. it has to because fiscal austerity will not fly politically. and ultimately countries like greece and italy have to get out of the euro devalue and export their way out of the crisis. again, this is not good for america. americans have to understand, when this crisis hits, it hits us because it strengthens our dollar, makes it difficult for us to export to the world. thank you, peter. we now turn to our wednesday megapanel. lloyd weber, u.s. editor of reuters breaking the views. rob, how is it that the goth to the west can say, look, it s totally fine to create 50 to 1 leverage and then act as if they re confused as to how we ....
That is a bus for the secret service. they bought itty the canadians. why would you buy a bus from americans with american money. whatever you would like to call it, president obama wraps up his tour with a town hall in illinois, but he s offered little if any concrete plan to restore prosperity to america. instead, he s saying those searching for a job ought wait until he gets back next month to offer a speech, and if it is just another policy speech, i know i don t want to hear it, and i m pretty sure you don t. to trade our tax code and banking system that s depriving us of investment and incentivizing wild speculation. our wednesday megapanel, msnbc contributor the washington post editorial writer jonathan ....
Think the bigger the deal, the easier it is to get votes. there s a lot of tough stuff in there. well, then you request say, well, i don t like this part of it, but i ll vote for the greater good. it s a 70/30 proposition. they think they can sell that better, but i think it depends on how many votes boehner is willing to lose in his conference. is it 50? is it 80? i think that s the real question here. chuck todd, reading the political tea leaves, advancing the story for us as always, thank you for the time. you got it, matt. let s bring in our wednesday megapanel, mark dam stepscott s. bob shrum, and former bush economic speechwriter david fromme, editor of fromme ....