As President Obama kicks off his campaign for a second term with rallies in Ohio and Virginia, Vice President Joe Biden will join us exclusively to talk about the campaign, foreign policy, and how the administration plans to get the country back to work.
Then, new jobs numbers on Friday provide an opportunity for Mitt Romney to bring the focus back to the economy after a big week in foreign policy for President Obama, including the one-year anniversary of Osama bin Laden's death and a shift in policy in Afghanistan. What's the strategy going forward for each campaign? Can the president point to his success as commander-in-chief to convince voters he deserves a second term or will his fate in the fall be determined by the economy? Our roundtable weighs in: Mitt Romney supporter Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH); Chief Economist from Mesirow Financial Diane Swonk; and NBC's Chuck Todd and Tom Brokaw.
