pills. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: what's your favorite jacki? what happens the libya moment when he looked so sure of himself. >> we'll talk about that one in a moment. you know, i thought he was really calm right off the bat. i thought he was comfortable. i thought it was a good format for him. i thought he knew that he had to nail it and he did. >> stephanie: did you hear that even the binder story was a lie? he didn't ask for binders. they handed it to him when he came into office. the stories. a bunch of [ bleep ] >> he was forced to include women? imagine! >> stephanie: i guess he didn't know any personally. nobody puts baby in a binder. >> i love that! that's my favorite that picture of patrick swayze. >> stephanie: right there. jacki schechner in a box. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. it looks like all of that focus debate prep did pay off for the president. he was assertive without being too aggressive. he hit mitt romney on all of his weaknesses from his dismissal of 47% of the country to his

increasingly vague economic plans. conservatives expected romney to dominate when the issue of the attack on our consulate in benghazi came up but the president wasn't conceding ground there either. >> obama: the suggestion that anybody in my team, whether secretary of state our u.n. ambassador, anybody on my team would play politics or mislead when we've lost four of our own governor is offensive. >> oh, he schooled him. romney got tripped up in his own prepared remarks because as he insisted, the administration waited 14 days to call the attack an act of terror. both the president and moderator candy crowley fact checked him in real time. >> romney: want to make sure we get that for the record because it took the president 14 days before he called the attack in benghazi an act of terror. >> obama: get the transcript. >> he did in fact, sir. >> obama: can you say that a little louder, candy? >> you can go to the white house web site on white house.gov the

transcript of those remarks on september 12th at 10:43 a.m. the president says no acts of terror will ever shake the resolve of this great nation. we'll be back after the break. always outspoken: joy behar. >> on my next show, the woman who's attacted romney with everything from his own gaffes to big bird. obama's deputy campaign manager the kick-ass stephanie cutter. >> only on current tv.

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[ ♪ nah nah nah nah nah ♪ ] >> stephanie: all right. wowee, how's about that. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free from anywhere. what a show we have. senator bernie sanders jim messina, obama/biden campaign manager. we have a whole parade of stars. >> no kenny loggins though. >> stephanie: no. yeah, you can tell from the -- [ baby crying ] over in right-wing world -- candy crowley -- >> she asserted herself into the debate. >> stephanie: you are losers! [ ding ding ] [ applause ] >> stephanie: obama won 46-39 the sax was 8% more republican in this one. the highlight of the evening dawn in washington state first one said candy calling romney out on his libya lie and the audience bursting out in

applause. >> even though they were told beforehand do not applause. >> stephanie: the look on ann romney's face after the debate. >> i didn't see that. >> i didn't see that. [ wah wah ] >> stephanie: stop it, candy crowley. stop it with the facts. >> ann: stop it! >> i was right about that. >> stephanie: check this out. binder full of women got 160,000 followers on facebook. >> i'm going to name my band that. >> stephanie: jacki and i were saying, picture of patrick swayze, no one puts baby in a binder. nothing gets rid of that awkwardness. >> some people say that was code for mitt romney admitting he was a d.c. madam. >> stephanie: text from hillary. do you still use binders? lol. here's one of my favorite ones. you shut your mouth candy crowley and get back in your woman binder! [ laughter ]

[ applause ] >> no pay equity for you. >> stephanie: the question was about pay equity. >> hiring women has nothing to do with pay equity. >> he completely boggled the question. >> stephanie: apparently he didn't know any personally. the whole story as it turns out is -- >> bunk. [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] >> stephanie: what actually happened was in 2002 a bipartisan group of women in massachusetts formed mass gaffe to address the problem with few women in senior state leadership positions in government. they did research, put together a binder of women qualified for different cabinet positions. they presented the binder to governor romney. he didn't ask for it. his whole story -- >> he had no interest in it. >> stephanie: romney's claim he asked forsuch a study -- [ buzzer ] secondly, a university of massachusetts boston study found the percentage of senior level appointed positions by women declined throughout the romney administration. [ wah wah ] oh, my god. >> hello. >> stephanie: binders full of

chicks. ♪ ♪ binders full of chicks ♪ ♪ binders full of chicks ♪ ♪ get them all in here quick ♪ ♪ i can't look like a [ bleep ] ♪ ♪ binders full of chicks ♪ >> yeah, rocky mountain mike. >> stephanie: rocky mountain mike. wow, what a day. i thought it was -- we got -- it's usual like rave reviews on our debate special on current. i started getting all of this hate mail. i thought it was because of the special. >> oh, no it wasn't. this was brought to my attention yesterday. >> stephanie: whenever mama makes it on to the fox news --

something, i wow -- >> this was even fox nation, their crazy far right -- this was on fox news come. -- foxnews.com. rude pundit was somewhat rude. news busters came at me for not having children. apparently i have no way -- i should have no opinion. >> you know what's funny is they derided you for not having children but there could be a tragic reason why. they didn't even bother to -- >> stephanie: let's go with that story for more publicity. >> they didn't even bother to check into why you don't have children. >> stephanie: i think we know the reason why. >> because your eggs are -- [ laughter ] >> stephanie: okay. >> you've never even tried to have children. >> stephanie: anybody goes in that desert, show me your papers, there's nothing. [ crickets chirping ] >> they made quite an assumption there. >> stephanie: yeah. i'm going to cry about it later.

i'll gin up some tears about that. plan that for hour two. >> they don't engage in journalism over there. >> stephanie: audra of audra our singer, audra said i think it deserves another go around. i think so too. in honor of barack, our barracuda. yeah, eat it! ♪ hold up your hands ♪ ♪ today we have to be the one to say ♪ ♪ obama ♪ ♪ smile like the sun ♪ ♪ he seems like a dream ♪ ♪ yes he does ♪ ♪ he's got the answer to what we need ♪ ♪ he's the one one one we need ♪ ♪ vote for barack obama ♪

♪ oh, yeah ♪ >> obama obama obama obama. >> stephanie: woo-hoo! we're fired up, ready to go. >> audra. >> stephanie: thank you, audra. that was a great one. you're right. that was weird. i just asked you for that yesterday. i was like the thing with the barack -- >> barack, barack. she asked me for that. i have no idea what you're talking about. >> stephanie: it is a fight song. that's with a we needed. thank you, audra. she's thinking what is in my -- you're not. >> obama. not barack, barack. >> stephanie: okay. boy, everything's going bad for romney right now. did you see the story? [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] paul ryan photo president. not only was it exposed for the phony photo op it was cleaning already clean dishes, the

president said he didn't have permission. they broke in there for the photo op. we're nonpartisan. wouldn't do this for anybody. talk about all of the air going out of the romney/ryan balloon yesterday. [ wah wah ] >> nonprofits are not allowed to -- >> stephanie: that's what he said. >> that destroys their chances of getting fundingde or the other. they just play it all sides. >> stephanie: by the way, how american president did the president go. seriously, all of my dreams are coming through. [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] he did say he's the president. i'm andrew shepherd -- assault weapons ban. right out of a movie. [ applause ] come on. this was commander in chiefy. >> and the suggestion that anybody in my team, whether secretary of state our u.n. ambassador, anybody on my team would play politics or mislead when we've lost four of our own governor is offensive.

that's not what we do. that's not what i do as president. that's not what i do as commander in chief. >> wow! you're not going to be anything as president or commander in chief. ever. >> stephanie: mittens. your name is mitt. here's the moment of beauty. >> romney: i think it's interesting the president said something which is that on the day after the attack, he went in the rose garden and said that this was an act of terror. >> obama: that's what i said. >> romney: and said -- the day after the attack, it was an act of terror. it was not a spontaneous demonstration. >> obama: please proceed governor. >> romney: i want to make sure you get that for the record because it took the president 14 days before he called the attack in benghazi an act of terror. >> did he in fact, sir. >> obama: can you say that a little louder, candy? >> he did call it an act of terror.

>> stephanie: the crowd goes wild! he looks so sure on his face and then. >> obama: says please proceed, governor. >> romney: candy, candy, help me! >> we have the original audio from the rose garden. >> no act of terror will ever shake this great nation, alter that character or eclipse the light of the values we stand for. tonight, we mourn four more americans who represent the very best of the united states of america. we will not waiver in our commitment to see that justice is done for this terrible act and make no mistake justice will be done. >> stephanie: act of terror. hmm. funny that. i know he had to be -- what's the word? presidential. but i don't. the only thing -- again you come from a certain point of view that i wish he had been able to say the navy seals

mother and christopher stevens' father has asked you stop politicizing this. we asked you before you knew what was happening stop politicizing this. i know the president in a town hall can only be so -- but the other thing at the end i felt like mitt romney teed him up. he didn't want to close on a negative. mitt romney closed talking about his record in massachusetts. i wish the president had said yeah well, 47th in job creation and how come i'm ahead 30 points in massachusetts if you did such a -- that whole bipartisan load of crap. he had 800 vetoes that got overturned. there was nothing bipartisan going on in massachusetts. anyway. so this is my little -- you know -- >> dan on twitter. dan on twitter says breaking news -- >> stephanie: oh yes. [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] >> the united nations has been convened over libya bombing mitt romney's face. >> stephanie: ooh yikes.

>> somebody didn't get any last night. >> stephanie: stop it! >> that's what she told mitt. stop it. >> ann: stop it. >> stephanie: you sucked! [ laughter ] >> stephanie: 18 minutes after the hour. right back on the post-debate version of "the stephanie miller show." >> it is really weird but it is also the coolest thing i've heard in my whole life. >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show."

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mittens, take that. 22 minutes after the hour. rope-a-dope provides the hope. did we say jim? did we say? it is hard to be a smart person in the room. did i say it was rope-a-dope? it is awl to be me. it really is. for so many reasons. i know you can't remember what it is. >> you're fired! >> stephanie: okay. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free from anywhere. let's go to -- everybody is a pundit this morning. barbara in vail, colorado. hey, barbara. >> caller: good morning, ms. miller. thanks for taking my call. >> stephanie: thanks for calling. >> caller: i think that mitt romney knew how much he flubbed it and the way he ran off that stage. he ran off like a little baby. he couldn't wait to get off that stage. it was priceless! >> stephanie: he does have those tiny little minuting steps. he has that time delay walk. -- the tom delay walk.

remember like tom delay. he shopped for shoes at baby gap. his feet were entirely too little for his body. yeah exactly. >> it must be nice to always believe you know better. to always think you're the smartest person in the aren't. >> stephanie: it's awful. it's a burden. what do i tell you people all the time? be gentle. stop panicking. somebody sent a great analysis yesterday -- >> wouldn't it be great -- >> stephanie: i'm not saying the president did well in the last debate. even he's admitted he didn't. our side we so easily panic and overreact. >> shut up. what are you talking about? it ain't over, man! >> stephanie: we were saying that because the first instapolls also were -- they found out they were heavily weighted with like southern white republicans and i think partially, even the liberal pundits overreacted to the first snap polls and then the next day, people were reacting to the reaction. it wasn't that bad. >> much like national polls snap polls are pretty much crap.

>> stephanie: that being said, republicans, you feel free to go ahead and panic over this. [ screaming ] this was bad. [ ♪ nah nah nah nah nah ♪ ] wow! >> there you go being childish again. would al gore approve? >> stephanie: is that the headline in news busters? is al gore proud he made tv safe for stephanie miller? >> i think he is pretty pleased. >> stephanie: he told me himself. >> you childless loser. >> stephanie: rude pundit was apparently rude. no one could have seen that coming. so you can see how the show had a tizzy. i think it was when he called -- we'll talk about it later. he called a -- paul ryan a papillion, a little yappy papillion. >> actually -- >> stephanie: stephanie miller show apologizes. more like a small teacup yorkie. high-strung, yappy. >> but that expose in how mean

you are from paul ryan came from the same network that within the last three days called joe biden suffering from dementia, called him an alcoholic and called him a cocaine abuser. >> stephanie: want to see some of my hate mail? >> oh, okay. >> stephanie: we'll talk about the original thing. you know, i get that many c words, i'm like what have i done? >> oh, boy. >> stephanie: seems to be the word of choice when they're calling me a name-caller. apparently i'm a name-caller. >> c word. >> stephanie: i can't hold it up for the camera. f you. >> you can't hold it up to the camera. >> stephanie: c word. this one subject line, disease infested liberal whore. >> how would they know this? >> stephanie: this one somebody took out of the big box. >> stephanie: somebody insulted -- good luck with your intellectual audience and misspelled intellectual. >> of course they did. [ buzzer ]

>> stephanie: you should know how to spell it, skippy. >> you people -- you intellectuals. >> stephanie: it was icing on the debate cake for me. we'll get into that in a moment. let's go to sherry in louisiana. you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi sherry. >> caller: good morning stephanie. it is me again. >> stephanie: hello. >> caller: how are you? >> stephanie:ed good. go ahead. >> caller: i wanted to let everybody know that in louisiana we have more registered -- newly registered ind pents -- independents that voted against barack obama last time and also i want to talk about bobby jindal. i'm a little mad this morning. i'm going to try to keep my bad words to a minimum. >> stephanie: you can talk about him because we're americans and we can do anything. >> caller: well, he was on fox news last night. talking about balancing the budget and this, that and the other. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: when he bankrupted public hospitals that have been

open since before the civil war. >> wow. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: he's got the one in shreveport $26 million in the hole. he's got the one down in new orleans $30 million in the hole. he announced 4,000 layoffs between the two hospitals. and now he wants to sell them. >> stephanie: yep. you know sherry -- >> caller: i'm sorry. >> stephanie: i was just going to say these guys are all -- that's what's been so exposed about the romney/ryan budget. they're not cutting the debt. it does not cut the debt. first of all. it just gives the money in the budget to the rich. that's all it does. >> they should replace him with paige and see if anyone noticed. >> stephanie: kevin in d.c. real quick. hello, kev. >> caller: good morning, lovely stephanie. >> stephanie: good morning. >> caller: i swear the celebrity sex we would be having.

this is a message to all of you -- chris matthews, do you see how -- >> the president was awful. it is over! >> caller: panicking in the first quarter and saying it is over. did you see our president? >> stephanie: i did. i did. >> caller: oh! >> stephanie: i believe the phrase is he took him downtown. >> snap comes to mind. >> caller: real quick thing, i was outraged like the president because my father happened to be a foreign service officer so when he uses this for the crap he's trying to use is very offensive. very despicable. isn't it funny that the son of a liberal foreign officer and the daughter of a republican would one day grow up to publicly molest each other. i'm very happy about the results. i think once again the president has shown you chill out. i hope you see that. >> stephanie: chill out mama [ bleep ] that's how you got this. 29 minutes after the hour.

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>> stephanie: no. >> when you used to do a report in school, you had to use the thin folders that had the little bradleys in the middle to put your papers in them. >> stephanie: that's something you kids did. >> maybe that's something you did in florida. >> no, it was awesome. look it up. >> stephanie: mama used a quill pen. >> remember the peachy folders? >> i don't know what that is. >> river those. >> stephanie: how out of touch did that make mitt sound besides sexist. didn't he use the phrase if we're going to have women in the workplace -- do we have that now? i only talk to ann, i don't know. i mean -- the. >> the laundry room is the workplace. >> stephanie: we were just saying isn't it amazing, there are always defining moments. that's it. the libya smackdown and women in binders. game over. >> we have the entire women binders full of women quote. >> romney: the chance to pull together a cabinet and all of the applicants seem to be men.

i went to my staff and i said how come all of the people for these jobs are all men? these are the people that have the qualifications. sid gosh, can't we find some women that are also qualified? and so we took a concerted effort to go out and find women who had backgrounds that could be qualified to become members of our cabinet. i went to a number of women's groups and said can you help us find folks. they brought us binders full of women. >> i was going to say and who believes mitt romney was the one who said do we not have any women? >> stephanie: first of all. doesn't he know he would get fact checked. the whole story is run issue. secondly. you've been in business how many years? you don't know how many women? >> because women are relegated to groups and only within women's groups would they be able to find qualified women to serve in positions of power. >> stephanie: we travel in packs like gazelles. >> so condescending.

>> stephanie: let's talk about the libya thing jacki. honestly, we were saying did they so believe their lies or right wing talking points he really didn't know the president called it an act of terror the next day? >> i don't think he was expected to get fact checked on it. i think that they just thought that he could bulldoze over that. i think he got tripped up in his own preparation and he wasn't the least bit concerned that the president would fire back with yeah, not true. i think the way that he railroaded over candy crowley was also offensive. >> stephanie: oh, i do. i remember the -- time in particular the crowd gasped when he said to the president i'm speaking now. you'll have your -- it was his tone to the president that i think that literally, there was an audible gasp in the crowd. you're right. she was doing her job and the right wing is crying foul. there are not two sets of facts. either the president did or didn't call it an act of terror the next day. john sununu doubled down on the

lie. did you see that in the spin room. candy crowley was terrible and she was wrong you know, the president was wrong. what? >> no, she wasn't wrong. >> conspiracy theory that the white house retroactively changed the transcript on the whitehouse.gov web site? >> they use the time machine they used to change the bit certificate. >> stephanie: and to fix the job numbers. >> we're very busy conspiring. >> i know. we don't have time for that! we're not that organized either! >> stephanie: do you know in the middle of the debate -- >> space-time continuum it's not bad now. >> stephanie: i don't know what it is. there was something right off the top of the debate, aren't there moments you knew he was going to win. even when he came out even in the middle, cue the whining. you could hear the whining in right-wing world from wherever you were. >> i said in my little first news break, he was assertive without being aggressive. i think that there a big

difference. i think mitt romney came across defensive and aggressive and worry -- the look on his face was not one of calm or ease. and the president was confident. he was back in that -- i got this mode. like everybody chill. i got this. >> stephanie: what is the word i'm looking for. presidential. [ ding ding ] [ applause ] >> stephanie: the look he gave him on the libya thing like superman. >> it was good when they got a little close. it looked like they might rumble at some point. >> a lot of people said that on twitter. it looked like they were getting ready to fight or throw a punch. >> it would have been a dance-off. >> stephanie: jacki schechner, they were not going to have a dance-off. >> why? ratings. >> stephanie: other favorite moments. other favorite moments. what do you think? >> oh, gosh. i don't know. i thought the whole thing was terrific. i have to think back now because i was all -- it was all of 12 hours ago. >> stephanie: i know.

>> i also like when he talked about i care about 100% of the country. you only cared about 47% when you were talking to rich people behind closed doors. but now that you're speaking in public it is 100%. i went into his faith a lot. there was a lot of -- and because i believe in god -- i was a little surprised about that too. >> stephanie: i love the -- actually, when he accused romney of peddling a sketchy deal to fix the u.s. economy. i think the way he put it, he just said -- now governor romney was a very successful investor. if somebody came to you with a plan that said i want to spend $7 or $8 trillion, we're going to pay for it but which can't tell you until after the election, neither should you the american people because the math doesn't add up. >> you know what else was a great moment when he was talking about taking away permits from federal lands and not allowing for oil drilling. the president's like let me explain to you exactly what went down here. it was great. he totally put him in his place.

>> stephanie: that, of course has been fact checked into oblivion. i love that he got the bain stuff in without really saying -- he said that's been his philosophy in the private sector and his philosophy as governor. you can make a lot of money and pay lower tax rates than someone who makes a lot less. you can ship jobs overseas and get tax breaks. you can bankrupt it, strip away their pensions and that's what we've seen in place for the last decade. elegantly stated wrought even saying the word bain. >> yeah, he didn't even have to mention bain to bring up bain. i was hoping he would bring up sensata technologies what's going on in freeport, illinois and the fact they're taking 170 jobs from that plant and they're going to ship home over to -- them over to china. they're trying to get mitt romney to come out and stop their jobs were being shipped overseas. he said it is the president's fault. i haven't been affiliated with bain in ten years. i was hoping it would come up

last night because it was the perfect opportunity for the about the to say this is the philosophy that's now got 170 people that will be out of work by the end of year. you talk tough on china and yet you're not willing to get involved when it is directly affiliated with the company you founded. >> stephanie: i see why the president wouldn't because romney would have said i haven't been there in ten years. you're right. it has been the same story when he was there not there but -- >> he still makes money from bain. >> stephanie: i hear what you're saying to. pick something now. that thing i just read, i think the president elegantly stated. it was not just there. it has been his whole philosophy. i love this. governor romney says he has a 5-point plan. he doesn't have a 5-point plan. his 1-point plan is the folks at the top play by a different set of rules. he found a million different ways to drive the point home. >> did he a fantastic job. i remember thinking when the thing first start and he went into his explanation -- i think

it was the economy was the first question. his plan. he answered nothing. he just talked around it. there was actually no answer. and i remember thinking like this is going to be a long debate. he's not actually answering anything. >> stephanie: i love, by the way, i thought he really went at the women's issues because you know, as we've said, you and i were talking about this last night on the special we can't believe this gaffe that romneys could be -- gap that romney could be closing with women. president really brought it on that front. >> in terms of having closed that gap? >> stephanie: yeah, with women. >> i don't think that was a real gap to begin with. >> stephanie: yeah. >> i don't think that -- that any women who are paying attention would believe that the republican ticket has their best interest at heart on any level. that was what debbie wasserman schultz was saying last night. this is not a ticket from economics to issues that affect education to issues that affect women's reproductive health.

>> stephanie: pay equity. >> exactly. nothing in that republican platform that benefits women whatsoever. we tend to generate toward -- gravitate toward women's issues like reproductive health but she's right. across the board, there is nothing within that platform that's beneficial to women. >> stephanie: i love the one snap moment is when -- didn't somebody ask how are you going to be different than bush. they brought up ooh the dreaded b word. i don't know if people caught this but the president said bush didn't attempt to cut off federal funding for planned parenthood or turn medicare into a voucher system. it was a way of saying you're bush only worse. it was amazing. >> it is extraordinary. i think when mitt romney -- he can stand behind closed doors in front of people who hand him lots of money and say whatever he wants but i think when he has to face the american public and he has to explain his positions that's when he's at a total loss. they're just not popular and they're just not good for the middle class and they're not

good for minorities or women or immigrants. there's no policy within his platform that's beneficial to anybody but his friends. >> rich, white douche bags. >> stephanie: the president did this time what he didn't do last time. that's fact check him in real time. >> did he a really good job. >> stephanie: jacki schechner get back in your binder. >> get back in your duotang. folder. i'm 100 years old. >> stephanie: you're like 12 years younger than i am. >> i'm getting a lot of people sending the wikipedia entries for duotang. >> they came in lots of colors. >> sounds like a total girl thing. >> stephanie: jacki schechner. 45 minutes after the hour. we'll have to ask her whose name she was doodling. somebody. >> mrs. wolf blitzer. >> stephanie: that's what i'm guessing. [ laughter ] 45 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie

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new jobs in four years and rising take-home pay. it will help jeremy get a job when he comes out of school. it will help people across the country that are unemployed right now. >> obama: governor romney doesn't have a five point plan. he has a one-point plan to make sure that folks at the top play by a different set of rules. that's been his philosophy in the private sector, that's been his philosophy as governor and as a presidential candidate. [ applause ] [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] >> stephanie: my future wife stephanie cutter tweeted when mitt romney claims he's going to create 12 million jobs, "the washington post" fact checker gave that claim four pinocchios. the new math of this campaign ad does not add up, not by a long shot according to nonpartisan fact checkers at the "washington post." >> fact checkers. what do they know? their so-called facts that they supposedly check. >> stephanie: marie in chicago. you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi marie.

>> caller: hi, there. how are you? >> stephanie: good. go ahead. >> caller: i'm out of my bind err today. >> stephanie: you get back in your binder, woman. >> caller: i'm a little bit -- he made a terrible statement talking about women in binders. is he still in the 18th or 19th century or something? >> stephanie: i know. supposed to be in the steno pool or in a binder. >> caller: i know that his family has a history of mormonism or mormon -- >> mormonism in his family. >> stephanie: there is a touch of it. >> caller: well and women are a bit marginalized. i don't think they have many rights there, you know. they don't get -- anti-abortion et cetera, et cetera. >> stephanie: just the fact that the phrase came out of his mouth, if we're going to have women in the workplace. mitt, we are. >> caller: i've had to work most of my life. it is -- he lives in a rich bubble and in a mormon bubble.

and women in very rich circumstances, they have people do their dishes and take care of the kids and sweep the floors and pop some binders perhaps. >> stephanie: exactly. thank you, honey. >> if we're going to have women in the workplace we want to make sure they're in hoopskirts. >> stephanie: how fitting jacki schechner wore her mad men dress. gary in mississippi, you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi gar. >> caller: good morning, stephanie. >> stephanie: good morning. >> caller: got a couple of things if you don't mind. >> stephanie: yes. >> caller: when the president was talking about romney's investments, romney came back with well, you got money in china, too. you don't believe me, check your pensions. and it is like okay, so you can tell me what's in my account but you can't tell anyone what's in yours? >> there you go. >> stephanie: good comeback. it doesn't take me as long as, it is not as big as yours. >> caller: the second point, you were asking about favorite

moments. for me, it was candy crowley telling romney to take a seat like he was a class clown disrupting the class. >> stephanie: right. she didn't allow him to roll over her. she took the jim lehrer lesson. >> romney: you also have investments through a cayman trust. >> we're way off topic here, governor romney. completely off it. >> obama: i thought we were talking about immigration. i want to make sure that -- >> if i could have you sit down, governor romney, thank you. >> stephanie: class! class. thank you. okay. let's go to rich in minneapolis. you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi rich. >> caller: hello stephanie. i'm so impressed with obama's ability to stay focused. at one point when he was answering one of the audience members' questions the camera flashed from behind obama and there sitting just behind the man were one of the many -- was

ann glaring at obama. >> stephanie: rich, i swear to god the look on her face after the debate said it all. ann, oh, man -- >> caller: one of the -- that's who i saw. the mini mitts. i said to my wife, this is unfair to have one of these people sitting there. >> stephanie: yeah exactly. yeah. >> was it tard or flern. >> good morning, class. good morning class. class! [ screaming ] thank you. >> stephanie: okay. jacki in austin, you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi jacki. welcome. >> caller: hey, stephanie. how are you? >> stephanie: i'm good. >> caller: looking for your detroit hat today. why aren't you wearing it? >> stephanie: i'm sorry. it doesn't go with my barack shirt today.

>> caller: come on. it sure would. anyway yeah, my favorite moment -- the whole thing was my favorite moment. but my very favorite moment was suddenly having the thought when candy crowley was doing the libya thing was visualizing ann romney standing up in the audience and screaming that line, you know, the one from the movies stop it! you're killing him! stop it! >> stephanie: jacki is a little excitable this morning. okay. lou in california. you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi, lou. >> caller: good morning, stephanie and everyone. >> stephanie: good morning. >> caller: hey listen, as good a job as you are doing informing everyone, i don't know if anybody caught it but on msnbc yesterday, they had a little thing talking to undecided voters in ohio state university and they were asking questions what's going to make you sway either way. and they asked a young lady who she was going to vote for. she said she didn't know and she

was leaning toward romney because of his record in massachusetts. now, people just aren't paying attention. what's going on here? >> stephanie: look, that's the one thing i was saying i british the president talked about was his record in massachusetts but i think it fell at the end of the debate when he was touting his record and the president didn't want to end on that note but oh my god. what more do you need to know than the president is ahead by 30 points in massachusetts. and romney was 47th in job creation. it blows his entire -- there was nothing bipartisan about his term. what was it? 800 vetoes? something like that. that the legislature overturned. anyway, by the way i thought this was before the debate -- obama extends lead over romney. in a new reuters daily tracking poll. 46-43%. this is hours before the debate. i can't wait for the new poll. [evil laughter] >> stephanie: polling

christmas might come early. deirdre, you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: you said it perfectly. it is a beautiful day in the neighborhood. oh, my gosh. i loved it! but i have to tell you, it was so disturbing to me to see what an angry controlling man mitt romney is. when he kept -- he was so disrespectful that really shocked me. when ann came out with that look on her face, i thought these two are so mad at the obamas. >> stephanie: yeah. well, the coronation is taking entirely too long. the help is being so uncooperative. >> caller: once you -- weren't you shocked at romney's anger? >> stephanie: no. ann told us he's mentally unhinged. so, she was nice enough to tell us. >> i'm worried about his mental health. >> stephanie: i'm worried about the emotional part. 58 minutes -- >> she's on the phone to katie holmes. help me. do you know a good lawyer? 58 minutes after the hour.

right back on "the stephanie miller show." [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> stephanie: hem low current tv world. why senator bernie sanders coming up this hour. political strategist david bender who by the way was cast as jacki schechner's husband yesterday on the big special because she was wearing her dress and he looks like -- darren on bewitched or something. >> he did an excellent job of filling in that role of sitting two people away from me. >> stephanie: he did. we'll continue to talk about favorite moments of the debate. but there's just so many it is

hard to remember. >> we're going to focus in on each of them maybe a little repetitive for people who are listening but hopefully we can get them all together. they were so good. it is worth revisiting all of them. >> he had romney in a headlock. >> stephanie: i think the wedgie was my favorite. >> when he slipped on a banan into peel, that was funny. >> stephanie: he got in lilly ledbetter. romney said he would get back to you on that. i hit pretty much all of the points. playing the hits, ladies and gentlemen. not in a binder, in a newsroom, jacki schechner. >> good morning, everybody. let's go back and take a look at some of this women stuff. as we were talking about last hour whatever alleged inroads mitt romney made with women voters is going to have a little bit of trouble starting today. in case you missed it, a woman named katherine fenton asked the candidate in what new ways she would rectify inequalities to the workplace. mitt romney told an anecdote that was well -- take a listen. >> romney: we took a concerted effort to go out and find women

who had backgrounds that could be qualified to become members of our cabinet. i went to a number of women's groups and said can you help us find folks. they brought us binders full of women. >> binders full of women trending on twitter. there is a new account romney's underscore binder that has 14,000 followers this morning. some funny stuff in there including the suggestion that perhaps romney's binder idea came from the time when bain bought staples. the obama campaign has a new truth squad video out today that shows romney's response and then juxtaposes that with the president's answer. >> obama: when governor campaign's was asked about the lilly ledbetter act, whether he supported it he said i'll get back to you. >> it goes on to show romney's condescending view us toward him and cut planned parenthood and how they're not just women's issues but economic issues and family issues. there is a new ad online called

binders full of women.com. it shows the details on the rotten romney policies on everything from how they would impact mothers young women victims of violence, women in government and seniors. we're back after the break. >>brought to you by geico. 15 minutes could save 15% or more on car insurance. visit geico.com for a free rate quote.

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if somebody came to you governor, with a plan that said here, i want to spend $7 or $8 trillion and we're going to pay for it but we can't tell you until maybe after the election how we're going to do it, you wouldn't have taken such a sketchy deal. and neither should you the american people. because the math doesn't add up. [ applause ] >> stephanie: okay. yeah. it is pretty much -- [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] every poll. another one. cbs news instant poll show president obama won 37% to 30%. that was a close one. most of the other ones -- >> 33% said it was a tie. >> stephanie: oh please. that's what fox news is calling it? a draw. >> they've been calling it a draw all morning long. they're blaming the moderator. >> of course. >> she should get back in her binder. >> stephanie: that was my favorite one. mitt romney with one of his death looks on his face. candy, get back in your binder, candy crowley shut up! looky here.

you know it is a good day when not only the president -- kicks ass in his debate but i make -- what was it? the fox news web site? >> it is not fox nation which is their crazy far right section. it is foxnews.com. their news site. >> stephanie: that many c words e-mail, i know i've gotten on some kind of fox outlet. my friend tim graham wants to kiss me and date me. [ ♪ nah nah nah nah nah ♪ ] he talks about me all the time. is al gore proud he made tv safe for "the stephanie miller show"? yes, i think he is. based on the ratings. yes, in fact, he is. [ ding ding ] [ applause ] in his book, the assault on reason, news busters writes -- >> talking about an assault on reason. >> stephanie: al gore lamented the world of television makes it impossible for individuals to take part in what passions for national conversation. now his channel current tv, the home of juvenile playground talk, only in the morning.

>> well, joy behar maybe. >> stephanie: on friday, current host stephanie miller -- cracked can you imagine him as president? he looks about 12. >> that's vicious. >> stephanie: yes, john fuglesang replied yes i called child protective services because i saw an old man beating up on a 12-year-old boy. that was funny. he hopefully posted transcripts. i'm able to en-- enjoy it again. the morning of the debate, they mocked ryan. miller said the vice president is going to come at me like a cannonball. oh eddie munster, don't poo yourself. >> stephanie: karl frisch said he think marbles are cannonballs, he's so little. >> stephanie: hat trick of childishness came last tuesday. i applauded the scribbles of rude pundit. he said something rude. miller my favorite post of rude's is regarding paul ryan. chris lavoie, sidekick, oh, god. that's all you ever sayyou don't contribusa

anier,. isn't thatie munster. lavoie, but it's true. again, you don't add much. >> stephanie: miller, i just love -- so you wrote yesterday vice presidential candidate appeared on with the gallstone named chris. ryan was there because his role in the election cycle is to be a little bitch not a man but a little yappy bitch dog. ready to leap in and just yelp little bitchy barks whoever dares move close to them. it is true.rote that ryan is like a fox terrier who got into the meth stash. again, funny. isn't al gore proud now that he's adding to the national conversation with this? >> ratings say yes. >> stephanie miller calls herself mama but she hasn't had children because she hasn't grown up yet. [ buzzer ] >> wait a minute. an attack about not having children? >> stephanie: i am matt sure.

he's not the reason i don't have children. who knows what the reason is. >> there's no point to you wot is a medical condition. >> stephanie: fox news picked it up. yeah how do you know? i had a horrible -- farming accident in the '70s. >> a thresher ran over your ovaries. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: oh boy. okay. then fox news picked up on the story and -- oh, thank god for that. a representative for current tv did not return a request for comment. nicely done there. >> i called their p.r. department and asked them for comments on fox news calling joe biden riddled with dementia, calling him an alcoholic and calling him a cocaine addict. >> stephanie: how about that. >> i haven't received a return call as of press time. >> stephanie: that led to this stack of hate mail. let's pause, shall we?

chri me when the subject line is wow. i'm like oh this is a love letter. wow! okay. you are a foul-mouthed unprofessional broadcaster. >> fowl-mouthed. >> so what's your point? >> maybe you are just the sorry little bitch and stupid little [ bleep ] whore that you referred to your broadcast or like a stupid lesbian. get the [ bleep ] off the air you sorry [ bleep ] how does it feel to get an al gore [ bleep ] in the [ bleep ] every day. >> is that person like 12 years old? they called you foulmouthed? >> stephanie: they called me foulmouthed. >> interesting. >> you had to bleep every other word. >> stephanie: then in the subject line, right to the point subject -- [ bleep ] you c word.

>> stephanie: caps are always the angriest. then he reiterates as if i didn't see it in the subject line. are you a [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> i didn't. >> stephanie: i'm an effing -- please jump off a building. e. [ applause ] >> stephanie: subject line from rob disease-infested whore. that would be a compliment he writes in the big box. apparently he's just teasing me with the subject line. he's not calling me a disease-infested liberal whore. he is saying some day i'm aspiring to be that. david who cannot get out of the big box writes you are a true piece of [ bleep ] but he cannot -- his wife must have been out. >> how do you work the typewriter with the tv on it? >> stephanie: couldn't get out of the subject line there.

lloyd writes making fun of paul ryan, stephanie, i used to think you were classy. [ buzzer ] >> no one has ever used the term classy to describe you. >> now i feel you're one of the disgusting liberals. >> stephanie: no, i've always been one of the disgusting liberals. john writes immature comments regarding paul ryan. good luck to you and your intellectual audience spelled incorrectly. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: and finally calvin writes -- >> brains, moran. >> stephanie: calvin writes as far as my little bitch puppy in which is smarter than the owner that employees you or that -- >> you kind of imemployee yourself unless you're counting ron and ron's not a bitch.

>> or the cave man after the smell of a little red meat. you could chew your all heads off and be doing other worth while projects in minutes. >> i'm still stuck on the. >> stephanie: can you decode that? thank you, everybody for your kind thoughts. [ applause ] thank you. shout out. >> cave man you advocate -- >> stephanie: whoever employees me. ann in scottsdale, arizona. you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: thank you, guys for what you do. let all those wouldbe critics try to do what you do. >> stephanie: listen, i'm a hard working little c word. >> caller: that's what my boyfriend calls me at certain times and i would say thank you. did everyone see how whipped mitt looked at the end?

wasn't it wonderful? they just kept i thought he's going to come unglued. keep going! >> stephanie: you're like. he's about ready to snap. did you see the look on ann's face? >> caller: wasn't it wonderful? we knew that mitt lost just by the look on her face. and that technique did you look, did you look -- that's what i used to do with my kids. did you do your homework? did you do your homework. he was using the technique which said somewhere he is used to dealing with the five boys. i thought so he considers the president as one of his children? >> stephanie: i know. i know. you weren't the only one that caught that. mittens last night on his tax plan? >> romney: i want to bring the rates down. i want to simplify the tax code and i want to get middle income taxpayers to have lower taxes. and sos in terms of bringing down deductions, one way of doing that to be would that everybody gets -- i'll pick a number. $25,000 of deductions and

credits. you can decide which ones to use. home mortgage interest deduction, charity child tax credit, so forth. you can use those as part of filling the bucket of deductions. >> let's just pick a number. let's just pick it. >> get a binder full of women and a bucket full of deductions. >> stephanie: then you pick what? [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] >> stephanie: governor granholm's plug on our show paid off for the romney tax plan.com. it is dnc's new spoof web site. it is a scam. she didn't tell us it was a spoof. mitt mocking mitt romney's refusal to divulge details of his tax plan is doing heavy traffic on social media. it urges you to click a button to get information only to find you can't get it. >> it is evasive. >> stephanie: it keeps running away from you. it got up to 132,000 likes on facebook and that was just yesterday when it went up. it is funny because it is true! [ applause ] all right. 18 minutes after the hour. we roll along. senator bernie sanders coming up to talk about his reaction to

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it's go time. oh, then it's go. go. go. go time. anybody? anybody? what time is it? oh, right. go time! >> stephanie miller. ♪ time ♪ ♪ can't touch this ♪ ♪ yo, sound the bell, school's in sucker ♪ >> stephanie: i think the president said that last night to mittens.

23 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12. the phone number toll free from anywhere. president last night. the president last night. cut six. thank you. the president last night. here he is. at the big debate. >> obama: when he's asked how are you going to do it? which deductions, which loopholes are you going to close? he can't tell you. the fact that he only has to pay 14% on his taxes when a lot of you are paying much higher, he's already taken that off the board, capital gains are going to continue to be at a low rate. so we're not going to get money that way. we haven't heard from the governor any specifics beyond big bird and eliminating funding for planned parenthood in terms of how he pays for that. >> stephanie: bam! travis in florida you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi travis. >> caller: hey stephanie. >> stephanie: good. go ahead. >> caller: anyone caught what mitt said. he said that government don't create jobs. after he said he would create

millions of jobs. >> stephanie: exactly. exactly. >> caller: i think he has a short-term memory loss or dementia. one or the other. >> some people say. >> stephanie: some say. >> we report. you decide. >> it is probably not the booze. >> stephanie: he probably remembers every single woman in his binders. that's what i'm thinking. ♪ ♪ binders full of chicks ♪ ♪ binders full of chicks ♪ ♪ get them in here, quick ♪ ♪ i can't look like a [ bleep ] ♪ ♪ if you let one wear the pants i might just have a chance ♪ ♪ binders full of chicks ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ >> stephanie: woo-hoo. rocky mountain mike.

[ applause ] yep. [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] the headline, obama's strong pitch to women prompts romney's stumble. all the rage, the binders now. with polls suggesting women voter were shifting to romney, president obama yielded an awkward moment for the republicans. new favorite catchphrase on social media. the aforementioned women in binders. >> binders full of women. >> stephanie: director of women in politics said anything romney gained, he lost -- >> romney: binders full of women. >> stephanie: as you were saying, the question was about pay equity and it turns out the whole story is a bunch of b.s. >> you can hire all of the women in the world. you won't change pay equity. >> stephanie: it turns out the story is rubbish anyways. a bunch of women's groups gave him a binder. he didn't ask for it. the entire story was -- >> i'm trying to figure out how to make a binders full of women into a delightful halloween

costume. >> stephanie: ooh. >> interesting. >> stephanie: a lot of women in binders in west hollywood. >> stephanie: romney binders attracted more than 31,000 followers less than an hour after the debate ended. democrats said romney's answer seemed to show how few women he had in his inner circle. you've been in women how long and you don't know any women qualified to do anything? women picked obama as the debate winner by 56% to 34%. men gave obama the victory by 49% to 43%. fact checking. my goodness, lots of pages on mittens. >> that's a new english word in german now. >> obama: there are some things where governor romney is different from george bush. george bush didn't propose turning medicare into a voucher. >> stephanie: bam! snap! >> you're george bush but only worse!

>> stephanie: maria in chicago. >> caller: mama, i'm so happy this morning. i'm as happy as you guys are i think. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: that may be the case but you know, i want us to stay motivated. because i tell what you. as we all know, all of the republicans that ever wanted to set obama up for failure and if, god forbid, romney gets into the white house i guarantee you what will happen is they will take all of the credit for the hard work obama has done as far as fixing the economy getting us back on track after the bush debacle and -- >> stephanie: they'll take credit for it. >> caller: we cannot let that happen. >> stephanie: maria i thought go vote! if you can vote early, go vote. get registered, make sure you have the right idea. help someone else do it. >> i'm lucky enough to live in chicago but the pockets of suburbs, there's more romney on

the yard. you go a little bit outside of chicago, it is a completely different vibe and feel and mentality. it is a little scary. we just have got to educate women. it is an extremely important as far as the supreme court appointments and everything else that's on the table for the next four years. i love you guys. you're keeping me sane. >> stephanie: that's so worrisome. 29 minutes after the hour. senator bernie sanders next on "the stephanie miller show." lot of the things about the election is overanalyzed and i feel that a lot of people, they're going to vote for who they're going to vote for. decide the election. current tv presents special event coverage of the presidential debate. with unrivaled analysis and commentary. >> you're going to hear that used as a major talking point. (vo) the only network with real-time reaction straight from the campaigns and from viewers like you. >> now that's politially direct.

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underwear and fornicating in the stairwell. >> sounds like fun to me. >> stephanie: boston was fun. 34 minutes past the hour. >> the wilbur theatre stairwell will never be the same. >> announcer: stephanie miller. >>she's a little bit older and very gent. >> she's blind in one eye. >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show." welcome to it. 34 minutes after the hour. happy clappy post-debate day everybody. [ applause ] yeah p.o.t.u.s. kermit flail. >> you have to do the fingers. >> they're not firsts. >> stephanie: sorry. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free. they were last night. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free from anywhere. one of our personal favorites senator bernie sanders joins us with his reaction to the night. what a night huh senator? >> it was a very good night for the president. it was a complete reversal from the first debate. now the president has to maintain his momentum and win this enormously important election. >> stephanie: absolutely!

people say every time, this is really important election. this really is. i don't know that i've seen such a stark difference on pretty much every issue. i thought even the president brought it home when somebody asked romney, how are you different than bush and president obama said even bush didn't want to cut planned parenthood and give medicare vouchers out. >> stephanie, the issue is, you know romney has performed as was predicted as an etch-a-sketch candidate which means you could say anything at any time to anybody. but the reality is if you look at the republican party today what is very different is the republican party in the last few years has become a right wing extremist party. that's really what it has become. mitt romney is the head of the party with no qualms whatsoever. so this is a party that will fight absolutely no matter what romney says today to give huge tax breaks to the wealthiest people in the country and at the same time, at the same time, try to cut social security,

medicare medicaid, nutrition. this is a party that believes, by in large with very few exceptions that global warming is a hoax when the scientific community, as you know, tells us it is the most serious environmental threat our planet faces. this is a republican party today which is more anti-woman than any party we've seen certainly in the modern history of america. so the contrast is enormous. we've got to do everything we can to re-elect the president. >> stephanie: absolutely. i think he brought -- he brought that home on so many issues regarding women. this moment last night of course. >> obama: i just want to point out when governor romney's campaign was asked about the lilly lilly ledbetter bill, whether he supported it, he said i'll get back to you. and that's not the kind of advocacy that women need in any economy. >> stephanie: then, of course, romney -- the now historic women in binders. binders full of women which of course the whole story turns out to be untrue like many of mitt

romney's stories. >> right. >> stephanie: women groups came to him. he didn't come to us asking for -- >> stephanie: the whole thing. he wasn't even -- the question was about pay equity. that story didn't even address that did it? >> no. that's exactly right. what politicians often do is try to tell you that -- about their behavior in their personal life. they're good husbands, they're good fathers. whatever they may be. that's fine. whether it is true or not, i don't know. but it is fine. the issue is what do you do in terms of public policy which impacts millions and millions of people. and here's the truth. in terms of a woman's right to choose as you well know, the republican convention in tampa pushed for and passed a proposal which calls for a constitutional amendment to ban abortion in this country in all circumstances. all circumstances whether a woman was raped, whether the situation was incest or the life of the mother.

that is extremist and that is what these people are now standing for. >> stephanie: once again, i thought the president brought it home on this regarding women's issues. >> obama: when governor romney said we should eliminate funding for planned parenthood. there are millions of women all across the country who rely on planned parenthood for not just contraceptive care they rely on it for mammograms, cervical cancer screenings, that's a pocketbook issue for women. and families all across the country. and it makes a difference in terms of how well and effectively women are able to work. when we talk about child care and the credits that we're providing. that makes a difference in terms of whether they can go out there and earn a living for their family. these are not just women's issues. these are family issues. these are economic issues. >> wow. >> stephanie: i just thought that really brought it home. i think we're going to only going to see the polls again --

i would think widening. >> that was -- you're right. the president's response to that question was excellent. and i think we've gotta stay on that issue. it is not just women who feel not only offended but threatened by this right wing attack but it is the president -- as the president indicated, this is a family issue. it impacts men as well as women. and i think the choice is absolutely clear. i think it is an issue that romney, in fact, does not want to get into and i think the president should stay on it. >> stephanie: senator, i have to ask your take because obviously i think the biggest moment everybody is talking about is the president -- excuse me is mitt romney wrongly claiming it took 14 days for president obama to call the attack in libya a terrorist attack when -- i mean what is your take? do they believe their talking points? mitt romney seemed so sure of himself when -- honestly, like it could not have been clearer that the president called it that the day after the attack. >> that's right.

i think candy crowley did a good job to call attention to that. i think the tapes later indicated that. i think there was confusion coming from the state department about exactly what had happened. but i think -- you're right in saying the president did call it a terrorist attack the day after and second of all i'll tell you this. i think one of the republican commentators made this point on tv last night. nobody -- nobody thinks that any president, whether it is democrat or republican wants to see a terrorist attack, is not going to do everything he or she can to get -- it's not -- i don't think it is good politics to be going after the president on this issue. >> stephanie: aisle bate you mitt romney not looking forward to the foreign policy debate next week after that libya moment last night. right? >> i would think you're right. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: where do you go from there? i think that certainly was --

what were your other favorite moments of last night. that was one obviously everybody was talking about. >> there is one area of concern stephanie that i did want to mention that did not get discussed last night that hasn't gotten the discussion that it deserves in this campaign. that is the issue of social security. and the truth of the matter is yesterday, ironically, the social security administration announced a $1.7 -- 1.7% interest in cola, in social security cola. the fact of the matter is that the current formulation as to how you determine a c.o.l.a. is, in my view, inadequate and does not fully take into consideration the kind of inflationary pressures that -- in terms of the high cost of prescription drugs and healthcare. there is a plan afoot right now. this is a hugely important issue in washington. in which virtually all of the republicans and some democrats are talking about reformulating

c.o.l.a. which would lower social security benefits, for seniors and disabled veterans. this is an issue we're working very, very hard on. in my view, it is wrong to be talking about cutting social security in the name of deficit reduction because social security hasn't contributed a nickel to the deficit has a very large surplus and can pay off all benefits owed to eligible americans for the next 21 years. i really would like to hear in this debate the president be much stronger in taking it to the republicans on the issue of social security. >> stephanie: senator sanders you know as we know, speaking of things that would be such a stark choice, we know that romney and ryan would privatize it. you were one of the people that spoke so eloquently when george bush tried this. social security is not in cries is i. they do this fearmongerring and as we said many times look what would have happened if we would have done what george bush said.

>> stephanie, the day after the election -- not the day after the week after congress will reconvene. we'll be discussing a whole lot about deficit reduction. i hope everybody understands that there are very different approaches toward deficit reduction. our republican friends not only want to cut social security. they want to cut or transform medicare from the program it is right now. they want to cut medicaid. cut education. you name the program that has a positive impact on the lives of working families or the middle class, they want to cut it. and then they want to lower tax rates for the wealthiest people in this country. in my view, deficit reduction is an important issue. but the way you address it is say to the wealthiest people in this country who are doing phenomenally well at a time when we have the most extreme income inequality of any major country on earth with the top 1%, only 42% of all wealth in america we have to say to the millionaires and billionaires, sorry, you're

going to have to pay more in taxes to help us deal with deficit reduction. we're not going to balance the budget on the backs of the elderly, the children, the sick or the must vulnerable people in this country. that's going to be a huge debate the day after and i hope people get involved in it. >> stephanie: absolutely. >> no one is a better advocate for those issues than you. so thrilled to talk to you senator. thanks so much for your time. senator bernie sanders. ha ha! take that hartman! cheating on tom. gives me a little extra plesh. >> he chuckles with you. senator sanders not known as a chuckley guy. >> stephanie: dave in montana. >> caller: hi, how are you? >> stephanie: good. go ahead. >> caller: i think this debate should be entitled the woodshed because romney got spanked. >> stephanie: they can fill in from the cartoon of ryan getting spanked. >> caller: it is hilarious. another question for you.

when is the sexy liberal current calendar going to be coming out? >> stephanie: oh well, i think there are sexy liberal elves working on that as we speak. >> really? >> stephanie: i don't know. i do know that october 27th -- is it next saturday already? god! sexy liberal palooza two huge celebrity guests on panel. new york city. >> also, they've asked me to mention that current is giving away a trip to see sexy liberal in new york city! there is a link on your facebook page. [ screaming ] i tweeted out a -- >> stephanie: why wasn't i told? >> i tweeted out a link at sm show. go there to enter. but today is the last day to enter. do it now! >> stephanie: 45 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie miller show." >> make me sick in a wonderful wonderful way. >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show." action. & trickle down does not work.

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traded barbs with barack obama first black person he talked to since his speech at the naacp. did you see the story jim from cnn. mitt romney had to practice sitting on a barstool. >> oh, wow really? how do you people do this? i don't understand. >> stephanie: somebody was saying in all of the years of campaigning, view had to sit on a stool at fuddrucker's? >> they make bar stools for the home where you don't have to drink. >> stephanie: let's dive into the right-wing world. [ ♪ circus ♪ ] >> where is the dessert fork? [ laughter ] >> stephanie: all right. bobby jindal, this is all post-debate. all of the post-debate and whining. here he is on cnn. >> die blame the president. obviously last debate, didn't show up. this debate, his advisors said drink all of the red bulluck. the problem is his record. you can combine speak skills with presidents reagan, link and

churchill and you still couldn't defend his record. i wasn't surprised he was more aggressive. he still couldn't cover up a failed four years. >> that's wrong. on every level. all lies. >> stephanie: nice try. >> wow they're desperate. >> the president can't win. >> stephanie: of course he is a good speaker. rob portman. >> you know what though? he did all of that last night without a teleprompter. >> stephanie: there you go. rob portman on cnn. >> we knew the president would be more aggressive tonight. the president said he was going to be. i think his base appreciated that. i don't think the undecided voter in ohio thought it was very effective but the president was on the attack. he came out swinging. he said he was going to do that. you can change your style but that doesn't change your record. he didn't defend it tonight. >> he doesn't have to change his record. >> stephanie: actually, he's already up 5 points in ohio before this debate. [ ♪ nah nah nah nah nah ♪ ] >> if you're still an undecided voter, you're a moron.

>> stephanie: he'sen with -- he's been running for president since 1914. rob portman says if he doesn't win ohio he doesn't win. hee, hee. the soup kitchen pa that paul ryan barged his way into and -- >> bribed someone. >> stephanie: clean dishes already. >> wasted water. >> stephanie: that's in ohio. probably not -- may not play well. >> stephanie: okay. brit hume on the fox news. >> obviously we saw a more aggressive more assertive president obama tonight. he was much more on his game. mitt romney was basically the same mitt romney we saw in denver. two weeks ago. roughly two weeks ago. i thought that the president because he raised his game to some extent from the first time around obviously is going to look better by comparison than he did. he will probably be declared the winner of this. >> stephanie: probably. >> maybe. >> stephanie: romney did try the same play. remember we were saying is he

going to do the same play. he did. this time he got fact checked in real time. he tried the same lies and the same position flips. it is just -- you know -- bam. okay. george will. on abc news. >> i think there was a winner in the sense that barack obama not only gained ground he had lost but he cauterized some wounds that he inflicted on himself by seem too dissident and disengaged. both men tonight i think tiptoed right up to the point of rudeness but stepped back. it was a very good fight. i have seen every presidential debate in american history since before nixon and kennedy in 1960. this was immeasurably the best. >> lincoln douglas? >> stephanie: you're old! all right. brian williams and stephanie cutter on nbc. >> is there a chance your camp overcorrected in terms of the flashes of anger? we have talked about. >> anger? what?

>> no. absolutely not. the president corrected mitt romney where he needed to be corrected. >> angry? >> was he too rude and disrespectful? >> i didn't see any anger last night. what the hell. what is brian williams talking about? >> stephanie: it was so elegant. he was able to do it without -- >> right. with class. >> stephanie: all right. >> was the president too rude last night? and uppity? [ applause ] >> stephanie: nice try mainstream media. i say let's give it up for -- >> the horse race, it is tighter than -- >> stephanie: barack, the barracuda last night. or not. ♪ ♪ that time again hold up your hands ♪ ♪ ♪ today we have to be the ones to say... >> obama obama obama.

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>> stephanie: they are not amused. >> they're not used to being talked that way by the help. >> stephanie: the coronation is taking too long. >> stephanie: that's the scene from the help when she finds out about the pie. >> or when she asks to use the front restroom. >> stephanie: what? i don't care if it's raining. >> carol in texas, you're on "the stephanie miller show." welcome, carol. >> caller: hi, stephanie. i enjoy your show so much. >> stephanie: thank you. >> caller: i just discovered it in the last two months. couple of things. on the women's issue for pay for equal pay i think romney just made a freudian slip. that's my call on it. i can hear him now saying oh, god! my women's cheap wage folder. we have to be conservative. he didn't answer the wage at all. >> stephanie: no he didn't. in my mind, he had a freudian slip there. very clear. >> stephanie: the binders full of women. binders of full of women. >> stephanie: carlos in california. you're on "the stephanie miller

show." welcome, carlos. >> caller: good morning, stephanie. good morning guys. i don't know if you guys see it, every time romney speaks, i think of gorden gecko from wall street. especially the greet is good speech when he gets to the board. that's all i hear when he speaks. also that binder of women is there names next to them or just numbers? i just wonder. >> stephanie: maybe he was speak of his premarital little black book. david bender coming up. political director. jim messina obama/biden campaign manager. we continue on "the stephanie miller show."

[ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> stephanie: okay. hour number three. yeah yeah, jim messina, barack obama campaign manager coming up. david bender and much more. the other woman in my binder of course, jacki schechner. >> hey steph, i want to know what stack of blackmail photos travis came to us with because we're getting some high level people on the show now. >> stephanie: travis must be very enterprising. >> haase got a binder full of blackmail photos or something. >> stephanie: rob reiner on the show on friday. his new ad. great. >> he was on panel at the last sexy liberal show in l.a. he's phenomenal. >> stephanie: indeed he is. >> the rest of them, i can't explain why it's happening. i figure travis has some in somewhere. >> stephanie: he's suspect. that travis. t-bone, i don't know what's

happening back there. jacki she schechner out of the folder into the newsroom. >> good morning. everyone is out on the campaign trail today. paul ryan in ohio. president will be in ohio, too. first a stop off in iowa. vice president biden is back on the campaign trail monday and tuesday after attending the funeral of former senator arlen specter. biden will be in colorado and nevada today. he did the rounds on the morning show and explained to good "good morning america" what his much-discussed debate smile was all about. >> i wasn't going to sit there and let all of these assertions go by that simply were not accurate. >> oh, let's just call them lies. paul ryan does not have a monopoly on those lies. during the first presidential debate romney told 27 myths in 38 minutes. think progress counted. we have a total of 31 myths in 41 minutes. number nine has to do with gas

prices. and mitt romney is making stuff up about energy policy and its impact on what we pay for gas. take a listen. >> the proof of whether strategy is working or not is what the price is that you're paying at the pump. if you're paying less than you paid a year or two ago, why then the strategy is working but you're paying more. >> not so true. the truth is that oil is a global commodity and the president doesn't have any impact on the vice of gas at the pump. the cbo says that romney plans to increase domestic oil production isn't going to have any impact either. in fact, u.s. consumers would be vulnerable to shifts in the global oil production market. and as stephanie mentioned earlier, think progress also points out that romney's binder story is a myth. during his administration, the number of appointed women went down, not up. back after the break. granholm, spitzer, and vice president gore, watch the only

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>> stephanie: here he is. >> stephanie: political director of voices.com. >> stephanie: normally we drink and watch debates together. >> if i was elsewhere, if it had not gone well, i couldn't look at you. it would have been too painful. >> stephanie: what did you say? don't speak until we're on the air. don't tell me. don't speak. i want to save it. >> woody allen movie. >> shh! [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] >> stephanie: it was all fresh and new. david bender, your thoughts? >> first off, it was an extraordinary night because the president did what we thought he could do. >> stephanie: right. >> he brought his "a" game, he brought his sharp basketball elbows. let's be clear. >> stephanie: rope-a-dope brings back the hope. >> hope a dope brings back the hope. but let's kill the landslide lizard. let's put him as mitt likes to

do put him out of his misery. this haase is going to be close -- this race is going to be close all the way to the end. let's say it this way. don't gloat vote. >> stephanie: there you go! >> that's what we need to do. >> stephanie: i'm going to gloat. you all go ahead and vote. [ ♪ nah nah nah nah nah ♪ ] >> stephanie will gloat. you guys vote. here's the truth. we talked about this yesterday on the predebate special. the election isn't in november. it is going on right now. and that's what happened. when rob portman makes up that undecided voters in ohio didn't appreciate what the president did. well the focus group showed among undecided voters they very much appreciated what the president did. he won among cnn's undecided voters. he brought them over. they're voting in ohio now. they're voting in iowa now. they're starting on the day -- if you were in florida and you can't come to the sexy liberal show at the beacon in new york city on october 27th, you can

vote. that's the day voting starts in florida. we should -- and chris, i hope we can, at the stephanie miller site, put up a list of where -- in the swing states, where early voting is possible right now. and when it starts. >> okay. >> it is either in person voting or absentee voting. that's the lesson from last night. this election isn't about what goes up, maybe we'll figure it out on november 6th. the election is on right now. we're in the middle of it. >> game on. >> stephanie: in the words of the immortal pink, it is so [ bleep ] right now. don't get fancy just get dancy to the polls. >> what is the democratic thing? >> it is on like donkey kong. >> stephanie: let relive some moments. >> somehow the numbers don't add up. would you be willing to look again at a 20% -- >> romney: of course they add up i was someone who ran businesses for 25 years. balanced the budget.

i ran the olympics. i balanced the budget. i ran the state of massachusetts as a governor. to the extent any governor does and balanced the budget all four years. when we're talking about math it doesn't add up. how about $4 trillion of deficits over the last four years. $5 trillion. that's math that doesn't add up. we have -- we have a president talking about someone's plan in a way that's completely foreign to what my real plan is. >> stephanie: yeah. no. fact checkers are -- the facts are in. this is quite a few pages of fact checking on mitt romney. my goodness. the facts, romney -- eliminate the estate tax and alternative minimum tax. do it all without adding to the deficit or taking from the wealthy. tax policy center says the tack cuts by romney would reduce revenues by $5 trillion. study concludes there are not enough tax breaks for the

wealthy to make up the revenues. it would shift more of the burden on to the middle class. [ ding ding ] [ applause ] just as joe biden said, not mathematically possible. >> what did he say about foreign? the description of my plan is completely foreign. his plan is completely foreign. it is ship jobs overseas. everything about his plan is foreign. the president got him on china last night. >> stephanie: oh yeah. >> you're going to be the guy who's going to get tough on china? really. >> stephanie: he also tried this one again romney. a recent study he's talking to him about the right wing bloggers a recent study shown people will see $4,000 as a result of spending and borrowing. >> a recent study which i pulled out of my ass. >> stephanie: conservative american enterprise institute that examines debt accumulated blah, blah blah, the fact checkers point out. however, obama not responsible for all of the deficits that have occurred on his watch. most of the federal budget. all of the stuff we already know. he just got fact checked begin.

-- again. the president last night talking -- i love this. because romney blaming him of course for gas prices. >> yeah. hilarious. >> obama: think about what the governor said. when i took office, the price of gasoline was $1.86. why is that in because the economy was on the verge of collapse. because we were about to go through the worst recession since the great depression. as a consequence, of some of the same policies that governor romney is now promoting. so it is conceivable that governor romney could bring down gas prices because with his policies we might be back in the same mess. >> stephanie: other energy prices have fallen during obama's term, electricity prices are down. homeowners are finding it much cheaper to heat their homes with natural gas. oil production was completely wrong. oil production from federal areas is up 13% since obama took office. >> they looked like they were about ready to get into a fistfight. >> stephanie: gulf oil

production has exceeded spill levels. obviously he put a moratorium after the spill in the gulf. >> as any responsible president should do. >> stephanie: wow, right? pages and pages. the differences, mitt romney got fact checked in real time. >> he got fact checked in real time and not -- although candy crowley did it which was a wonderful moment on libya. that's a moment that i think will live for a long time. here he actually said something and real time someone else corrected it. >> stephanie: would you like to relive it? spoon me. >> romney: the president said something which is on the day after the attack, he went into the rose garden and said this was an act of terror. >> obama: that's what i said. >> romney: you said in the rose garden, the day after the attack, it was an act of terror. it was not a spontaneous demonstration. is that what you're saying? >> obama: please proceed governor. >> romney: i want to make sure we get that for the record. because it took the president 14 days before he called the attack in benghazi an attack an act of

terror. >> obama: get the transcript. >> he did call it an act of terror. >> obama: can you say that a little louder, candy? >> stephanie: here's more rope. please proceed. we've got more rope. >> oh, governor, you just stepped on your own [ bleep ] >> you need me to open up this can of whoop ass? >> a little louder, candy. >> and a little bit louder. >> stephanie: you know, how about this one? the -- rescue mittens, don't try it. mittens said last night, i know he keeps saying you wanted to take detroit bankrupt. >> you said it in an op-ed. >> stephanie: the president took detroit bankrupt. you took chrysler bankrupt so when you say i wanted to take the auto industry bankrupt, you actually did. i know you are but what am i? i think is important to know that was a process necessary to get the companies back on their feet. that's precisely what i

recommended and ultimately happened. [ buzzer ] no. oh my god. fact checked into oblivion. wro you like the fun fact? what romney recommended did not happen and his proposed path would force general motors and chrysler out of business, not just bankrupt. he opposed using government money to bail out the automakers instead favoring privately financed bankruptcy money. private loans weren't available without government aid. both companies probably would have gone under and their assets sold in pieces like most of the companies that mitt did. >> he just denies it. deny deny, deny. when caught, lie. that's the strategy. that's a strategy for running for office. that's a hell of a strategy for being president. >> stephanie: the thing of beauty is that look of sureness on mittens face when he thought he was in a gotcha moment on libya. my question is how are you going to debate not knowing that? something that critical. you know you're going to attack

the president on that. >> it is political malpractice. it is possible he just got confused. he may be thinking about spokespeople and conflated those things. he still had facts. remember, the only job mitt romney has is to run for office. it is the only job he's had since the last year he was governor of massachusetts when he left the state 200 out of 365 days and people of massachusetts hate him for it because he is a perennial candidate. >> stephanie: that's the only thing i was saying, i wish the president had come at him more on his record of massachusetts. he was touting his record. really? why am i ahead 30 points? why were you 47th in job creation? >> how about the closing moment where we got through the whole debate. i thought is it possible the president isn't going to bring up 47% again? and mitt romney tees him up! i was actually texting in real time and said he just said 100%. you know where this is going right? and where did it go? of course, he says i care about

100% of the people. well only in public, mitt. because in private, we have it on tape. >> exactly. >> stephanie: that's when ann romney's face fell like a souffle. >> this is hard. stop it. >> ann: stop it. this is hard. you want to try it, get in the ring. >> stephanie: you are in the ring. you are in the ring and you kicked my husband's ass. >> rope-a-dope off the rope. into the dope. >> stephanie: exactly. exactly. i'm supposed to do one of these. i don't know which one. you gave me two. >> carbonite. >> stephanie: good idea. [ applause ] >> no, sorry. go to meeting. >> stephanie: you so suck. okay. 17 minutes after the hour. i mean that in a nice way. you know, kids, we keep this whole little thing runnin' barely -- >> barely. >> stephanie: we're going to have a go to meeting later. >> i'm going to be taken out to the woodshed for go to meeting? okay great. >> stephanie: much like many of romney's advisers. big go to meeting today in the

romney camp. i believe to be successful, you need to be able to meet with your team, any time. david bender who knows where he lives? >> somewhere mysterious. the land of the bat cave. >> stephanie: like timbuktu. >> the land of wind and ghosts. [ crickets chirping ] >> stephanie: i just see tumbleweeds. i see his tumbleweeds in crystal clear hd quality. the powerfully simple way to meet and collaborate with your team online. you can collaborate on the same document at the same time. you can look at graphics and you can see people's -- >> incompetence. >> stephanie: right. in crystal clear quality. >> you can see them age like ann romney. >> stephanie: in real time. it is so easy to launch or join a meeting from anywhere. one person controls the meeting. controls everybody's desktop. you can switch who's running the meeting. it is so easy. it is so -- once you go to meeting, you're never going

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