this is an unchallenged way across the global stage. that line, by the way, about not voting for me if you do not want america to be the strongest nation on earth is clearly something that he gave a speech last year in charleston. it went down well, and he has continued to use it. for all of this talk about americans drink, he did not talk about practical ways to boost american defenses. he talked about increasing ship building. we cannot really afford that kind of thing right now. >> and he has got, some would say, quite a tough opponent in obama, because he did kill osama bin laden. he has ended the war in iraq. where can mitt romney actually score some points here? >> it is very difficult. this is not jimmy carter he is up against. this is a man with a very considerable foreign policy record and one that is robust, to say the least, but i think there are some areas where he can score points. he went on about intelligence links, and i think that bothers a lot of people. whether it bothers the electorate, i do not know. and afghanistan

november because stand your ground has been on the books for seven years unaddressed, unprotested and unchallengedal moment. >> the third thing about education i get that. but first two points are not just us, but how the government responds to us. how do we create the kind of context where the government will be responsive to our needs? >> they have not been -- there has not been a time where black people have not asked for something collectively where they have not been an immediate response to. we wouldn't have had the voting rights act, the civil rights act, trayvon martin case would have never seen the light of day. so many people are saying protesting is old and it's from the previous generation. they haven't protested, they haven't marched. pause we lifted up our -- because we lifted up our voices collectively is why it's become an international issue. >> i think we need more voices. i think we have too many people stand on the side in@(he comfort of their own existence. in the comfort of their own consumption and in the comfort of their own lifestyle and not recognize at this point there's

system that has been talked about as being the ideal is a system that has its own problems, it's of unchallenged as. it is not so much that i think a lot of allegations have been made that simply have not been proven. the other thing that i would say is that i know there has been discussion at some point of various compromises, and i have always said that i am open to compromise, but i think that the thing about compromise is that compromise has to come at the right time. it has to come at a time when it is actually necessary. one thing i have heard as being floated as a possible compromise is the idea that you get rid of rank choice voting only with respect to the mayor's race, and i am open to discussing that possibility, but if the focus is really the mayor's race, then the fundamental question for me is why acted today? we just had a mayor's race last year, and if there is a fear that somehow there will be confusion, that there will be low voter turnout in the next mayor's race, then we have the opportunity between now and the next election which would be in 2015, i guess, for mayor. there i

the cia made the extraordinary claim last year which went unchallenged by the us media disgracefully for six months that i hadn't killed a single civilian impacts are all of course that's not true over all these code the drone strikes we think have been around three hundred in three countries now they've killed at least three thousand people we're talking about an industrial scale killing machine here and what happens on one side of the border in afghanistan you have nights i strikes governed by the laws of war it's accounts of old as a process if things go wrong they admit it the moment those drones cross over the border chasing the same people and killed them no accountability no transparency we're not even alliance and i was nor was the u.s. thinks it can carry these attacks on so the idea that no civilians are being killed the fiction is becoming part of the problem of course the blowback you mentioned at the beginning in pakistan and yemen and somalia now people who are against al qaida absolutely detest and loathe al qaida are also now coming to hate the united states because o

the unchallenged conventional wisdom is there is nothing good happening in european countries other than italy is about to implode after spain. the decline in the euro has me thinking we won't always have nothing but negatives every day. when i returned from ireland i was astounded how expensive everything was despite a terrible decline in the real estate, housing closures down 60 prrnt from the peak but i couldn't find anything to buy. i thought things were overvalued versus the u.s. in areas that would have been stunning to buy including the west coast. why was that? simple. everything is priced in euros. at that time the euro was over valued. 122 now, it's still not down enough to make me feel the values are there. if you get a substantial weakening in the euro without a weakening in the u.s. economy many businesses will benefit from the flip side of the strong dollar headwind we are suffering from. how will a weaker euro help? first, there are always people around the globe looking for profit. the weaker euro, i suspect these globe trotters will be eager to buy in ireland, spain or i

distracting from the economy, this stuff is taking a poll and if you sit out there and leave it fully unchallenged. after a week of vacation in new hampshire, he returned to the fund-raising, holding three high dollar evens and getting a lot more attention. there is a $50,000 per person at the home and literally drew protesters by air, land, and sea. protesters stormed the beach chanting i singing and waving signs that said romney has a koch problem. he does plenty of high dollar fund-raisers of his own. two scheduled for today at the mandarin oriental here in washington. quotes like this one from a romney donor outside of revlon chairman's state don't help him dispel the narrative. i don't think the common person is getting it. we've got the message, but my college kid, the baby-sitters and the nails ladies, everybody whose got the right to vote. if you are lower income you are not as educate and two, they don't understand how it works. the high dollar events have an upside. they reported that they campaigned romney victory fund and the rnc rate combined $106 million in june. republicans believe

when it comes to the drones used for surveillance and recon sons it is the unchallenged leader. 75% market share in the military market. however, with the war in iraq over and afghanistan winding down, the same time the u.s. government is in danger of falling off of a fiscal cliff and the domestic budget is in danger of being slashed you can understand why people have been worried about the prospects which is why it is down 20% for the year and it is an electric vehicles kicker. they make charging station systems and the market hasn't taken off the way many hoped because of these fears they have tampered expectations, revenue 9% and earnings 6% growth the next six month and the company reported they knocked it out of the park. delivering 9% earnings on 71 basis and management gave good guidance for 2013 fiscal year which is what we are in. thanks to the management, it is 63% visibility. they can see where 63% of the revenue will come from. not bad. we reached the point where it is reflecting worries but not enough positive. let's talk to the chairman of ceo aerovironment to hear

and when it comes to the drones that are used for surveillance and reconnaissance, avav is the unchallengedeader. they have 75% market share in the military market. however, with the war in iraq over and the war in afghanistan winding down at the same time the u.s. government is in real danger of falling off this fiscal cliff we keep hearing about and the domestic budget is in danger of being slashed you can understand why people have been worried about aerovironment's prospects, which is why the stock is down 20% for the year. plus the company is an electrical vehicles kicker. they make charging station systems. the electric market really hasn't taken off the way many of its boosters had hoped. because of these fears the analysts who cover the aeroenvironment have tamped out expectations. earnings by 6% over the next 12 months. the company reported back on june 26th they knocked it out of the park, delivering 9 cent earnings on a 71-cent basis beat. and even better. management gave pretty darn good guidance for 2013 fiscal year, which is what we're already in. and management has 63% visibi

it is unchallenged of redistribution, rather than being transferred from rich countries to 4 one this. many economies made significant efforts to reduce poverty and health spending. hundreds of millions will suffer as countries become less eligible for foreign aid and domestic policies and dramatic inequality in favor of the 4. takes out pafford as one example. this graph represents economic growth. these bars represent a share of the country's income helped by each population. that is a share of income held by 20% who are the poorest. it has not budged the gdp of the last decade. need to go beyond thinking of the nation is the only relevant entity. what is happening with in this rapidly growing economy is the sharper split between the 4 countries and increasingly -- and increasing share of people with hiv. big cities are the battleground of the pandemic and also the most resources available dedicated to the fight against aids. in 2025 and concentrated in just -- around the globe. 25% of the world's population. two of every three people living with hiv live in urban areas. a huge pote

let's start biting into medicare and social security, i felt like oh my god, we can't let this go unchallenged. so the reality unfortunately is that we have some real emergencies before us right now. the economy is in grave danger, you know, we have been seriously wounded economic -- economically by waste, fraud and abuse on wall street and it hasn't been fixed, it hasn't been contained. the dodd-frank bill is extremely watered down and the process of them establishing its regulations make it even more watered down. so it's not working. we have several new crises that are just beginning to unfold now and we could get taken down again in the nigeria weeks or the next months. we're still in a very precarious position economically. we're continuing to off shore jobs, wages are continuing to decline, the president is holding up gm as the model for recovery. gm, where workers' wages have been slashed while corporate profits continue to skyrocket. this is not acceptable for the american public. we deserve a voice in this election now. host: lydia is our next caller on other line for independents cal

let's start biting into medicare and social security, i felt like oh my god, we can't let this go unchallengedso the reality unfortunately is that we have some real emergencies before us right now. the economy is in grave danger, you know, we have been seriously wounded economic economically by waste, fraud and abuse on wall street and it hasn't been fixed, it hasn't been contained. the dodd frank bill is extremely watered down and the process of them establishing its regulations make it even more watered down. so it's not working. we have several new crises that are just beginning to unfold now and we could get taken down again in the nigeria weeks or the next months. we're still in a very precarious position economically. we're continuing to off shore jobs, wages are continuing to decline, the president is holding up gm as the model for recovery. gm, where workers' wages have been slashed while corporate profits continue to skyrocket. this is not acceptable for the american public. we deserve a voice in this election now. host: lydia is our next caller on other line for independents calling