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Thursday, June 07, 2012
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Tonight on the Ed Show on MSNBC:
Mitt Romney is running for president of fantasyland with his latest claim on jobs. Ben LaBolt, Obama re-election campaign National Press Secretary, responds tonight on The Ed Show.
President Obama needs a game plan if the Supreme Court overturns part of the health care law. Jonathan Alter, MSNBC Political Analyst and Bloomberg View Columnist, has that.
Florida Gov. (and Katherine Harris wannabe) Rick Scott is officially refusing to stop his voter purge. And the attorney general is responding. Ed will have the latest with Democratic Strategist Bob Shrum.
Jeb Bush is looking back at primary season with regret while his older brother gets some tough new poll numbers. Tonight's panel - Joy Reid, Managing Editor of TheGrio.com, MSNBC Contributor, Susan Del Percio, Republican Strategist and MSNBC Contributor, and radio talk show host Thom Hartmann – will weigh in on that and much more.
If you think cable news in America gets a little rough sometimes, wait until you see the Greek version of Hardball. Watch the video.
And in our Big Finish, it's the biggest lawsuit in sports history: 2,000 former players are suing the NFL over their handling of brain injuries. Ed will ask Dave Zirin, Sports Editor for The Nation Magazine, if they have case.
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What You Missed:
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51 percent of Americans do not want to see the Affordable Care Act overturned, but that percentage has dropped since the law was heard by the Supreme Court last March. MSNBC's Jonathan Alter joins Ed Schultz to talk about the reasons and the misinformation.
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