last eighth know, his daughter jack rio argued her father's record in congress is beter than rick zx antorum. he told lawrence the former speaker his been making the strongest case. >> if you look at what's happening, we look at the secretary that said gosh, i made a mistake. the only candidate that we have as repub le cans that is driving

last eighth know, his daughter jack rio argued her father's record in congress is beter than rick zx antorum. he told lawrence the former speaker his been making the strongest case. >> if you look at what's happening, we look at the secretary that said gosh, i made a mistake. the only candidate that we have as repub le cans that is driving the conversation the way we want is my father. he is not goirng to drop out. hoe is here as a citizen to do what's best for his country. he was the third wrenching highest senator. he lost very badly. and during that time, they left our government $1.7 trillion in debt. there's a big contrast between the records of these children and if american people. a poll yesterday said republicans are not ready to narrow this down. my father is the only candidate that can debate the president. sfwl the last word on the biggest issues. the last word airs weeknights at 10 plea ace tern time. >>> pinetta is starting an unannounced two-day sthooting. we are now learning more information about the u.s. soldier accused in the building. when a staff sergeant hasn't

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positive reforms, he will end upbeating obama in november, even though the economy is doing a lit betern it was a year ago. >> that's the thing. tackle that issue, this new beltway conventional wisdom that the economy is doing better and the election is already over. that, to me, there's so many issues, values issues, fiscal issues, economic issues that are unsolved. i mean, who is this coming from? why are these beltway geniuses coming. >> i'm in the private sector, i want to believe it, too. it would be great for my person business. but i think what's clear is that we actually still have a fairly fragile economy going forward. we want to see it take off. and i think, you know, romney, i think is far more comfortable with his economic mess sang right now. i think it was very comfortable in his interview with you, larry. and he also knew to switch to the more hopeful, optimistic message going forward, regardless of where the economy is. and i think he'll have that opportunity. >> david corn, i struck out with you on rodney dangerfield. let me talk horse race with you. do you think romne

>> well, we hope to get beter drs. now danny is on a rather special medicine it was actually discovered in the '70s and reintroduced in the u.s. in the '80s it is called clozapine, it is something we call an atypical anti-psychotic in contrast to that first generation. >> drugs that first came along were effective for the craziness of the brain, the positive symptoms but had very bad side effects. it looked like parkinson's side affects so people began toet some insight on how hey worked they wked through the dopaminitric center and blocked certain reseptemberers. so using that idea, people tried to develop drugs that don't have those side effects. and that is what is called the second generation of anti-psychotics. >> rose: let's turn to the genetics, understanding the genetic basis of schizophrenia. >> well, the first thing to say about that is that the highest risk you would ever have of developing schizophrenia is if you had an entialtwin with schizophrenia. then would you have about a 50% chance of developing that