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100,000 jobs statewide. >> meanwhile, let's bring in the king of cable, bill o'reilly is out in his snowy castle known at his home in long island. good morning to you, bill. >> snowy castle, doocy? >> yesterday, i saw you. you were complaining about how you had to dig yourself out. the guy who had been plowing you out for years didn't show up. you and your family out there with shovels. eventually you got out by 3:00. >> it was just me. it was no -- it was me, all right? >> all right. welcome to the real world. let's talk a little bit about an op ed that you wrote called "winning the future". ...

As she said. and "winning the future" is also the title of newt gingrich's new book. chuck, do you want to weigh in here? >> i don't. wtf. there's just nothing. i'll say. i'm sure at this point the younger members of the white house staff i think alerted folks about this, but it is what it is. >> what can you say? >> that's right. >> we'll be right back. for strong bones, i take calcium. but my doctor told me that most calcium supplements... aren't absorbed properly unless taken with food. he recommended citracal. it's different --

The thing americans are caring about most right now, which is how do we create more jobs and cut more spending and that focused on a laser beam on that and president beam's speech by all accounts is described this morning as flat and safe and if that is your benchmark for success of the state of the union they did that and if not the president missed an opportunity yesterday to be more specific, more... i guess i would have loved to have seen a little bit more from the heart and some of the delivery seemed fake to me. martha: what about the whole idea, the big take away phrase that is supposed...

>> remember he called for this generation's sputnik moment. in light of president hu's visit in the last week talking about how far china has come, making sure that we outcompete and outeducate our american children and also making sure that we can stay on top, roydsing how far come and that we've turned the corner on the economy. >> jack kingston, you look at the headline of "the washington post," "win the future." a more optimistic message? >> it was but he kept it in the middle of the road. he was safe about it. by the way, i believe newt gingrich has a book called "winning the future." it ...

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