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Former Gov. John Sununu, (R-NH), on the Presidential election and the impact of the President’s economic policies.
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Survived the governor Romney is close to choosing a vice president but one of those reports is from the New York time so.
We're going to a form -- -- -- Soros from the Romney campaign joining is now.
Is senior Romney advisor former New Hampshire governor John Sununu also White House chief of staff for president George H.
W.
Bush.
Governor good to have you -- this is it true what the New York Times says nothing in the New York Times is -- true.
Well -- with -- is there any is there.
I have no idea I have the advantage of having absolutely no idea I work hard.
Then not hear anything about the vice presidential process so -- can say irresponsible things like that.
-- well I hardly irresponsible but newsworthy because we know that the content is fresh from the -- of about governor Robert himself good to have you with us -- Let's turn to now that we have dispense with the New York Times report.
Let's turn to the remarks by President Obama Friday night is -- at the outset little reported but.
Powerful and their impact it seems.
To suggests -- small businessmen and women in particular but it would apply to all.
Hardworking businessmen and women in this country.
That there are successes now they're wrong but that others made it.
You know everytime he opens his mouth in this campaign.
We're getting a better and better picture of how big a mistake we made in 2008.
This is a guy who would that comment you're talking about.
Demonstrates that he has absolutely no idea.
How free enterprise and -- capitalist structure.
Operates and works and he's demonstrating.
That not only -- is he having a terrible problem managing the US government but this is a guy they can't even manage a lemonade stand.
And and every time he says something like that.
More and more Americans are understanding.
That they bought a pretty rapper with no substance in the 2008 election.
And -- what are we buying when it comes to to this fiscal -- that is that is looming.
It's not hating Hillary the the number four Democrat away in the senate.
Saying point -- that the leadership obviously checked off what what she's saying.
The leadership and democratic leadership's compared to go.
Of into January 1 and two leapt -- -- is that would be now.
Occur irrespective of the fact that the Congressional Budget Office says that a recession will likely result.
Well look that's stressed that it's just hot political rhetoric January 20 when Mitt Romney sworn in.
The Republican house Republican senate Republican president will take care of it.
But in the meantime we have to put up with this kind of rhetoric which is designed.
To try and make people feel.
That that there there is a reason to have this class warfare he continues to demonize success.
He continues to use rich as not just a four letter word but a four letter word and he tries to make people feel.
That that there is something wrong with being successful and America.
I think more more people though are beginning to understand.
That that this president really does come.
From an absolutely big government perspective the government has to control everything it has to through health care under Obama care.
Ten now he wants us to think that the government is required to give -- both permission.
And facilitate.
Are succeeding in business -- and for people after watching these two -- right now.
That if this turns out to be a pivotal moment at least in the and there are revelatory.
Nature of what he said Friday night and that -- Number one in Roanoke Virginia.
The governor Romney himself.
Is being viewed as a somewhat to constrain.
The American people of a time when facing -- still reporting 47%.
Of the people they surveyed have given up on becoming wealthy and their lifetimes.
Which is.
It's distressing to all of us that so many people we're giving up on the American dream.
This this governor Romney standing as the standard bearer for the Republican Party.
He's got to be powerful enough in his public presence and statements.
To galvanize the interest the attention the belief and the -- the American people is he going to get there soon.
-- he's gonna be there at the right time timing is everything in in a campaign practically a presidential campaign.
There are seasons and cycles to it.
This is really -- dead season and with all due respect.
Yeah it's kind of good to have Obama firing all his bullets now because it's gonna be old hat pretty soon he spent 54.
Million dollars demonizing governor Romney.
About two weeks before the convention is when you really crank up your message you crank up your response and you start focusing.
And I assure you this campaign is ready to do it I want to make one more -- Went when this president says.
That government gives you your business so to speak -- what he's talking about is the way he.
And his cronies in the White House practice government they brought the Chicago formula.
And they give business to the people led bundled and make contributions to them.
And so he really believes that this is the right way to do it you give a contract to your friend.
You give a contract to somebody that raised money for you you give a contract to someone who hired somebody that worked for the White House that the president of the vice president before.
He did that was Solyndra he did it with -- -- He did it would bright source is he did it with first wind.
It's a way of doing business that comes out of this line of Chicago politics.
This president was foolish enough.
To introduce into the discourse the word -- And I -- foolish because it reminds us that we should look at his background and look at Chicago where felon and politics are sent.
And hence.
Governor with that -- -- you've got to remind us of the work the word felon and we.
We appreciate the catch up as well as the looked -- as always governor senator thanks for being with its.
