staff throughout the facility are nervous about what comes next for charles. >> charles obviously iss worried about this before. i think he's had some issues with mother coming through and not always being there. he's upset. he's worried. it's obviously frustrating. we built this kid up, do this so you can get home. follow the rules. work this program. make some changes so you go home. and they've done the work, they've followed the rules, they've worked the program. they've done everything they had to do. then mother doesn't come through. and it's no fault of their own. >> i'm in the captain's office. it's somewhere we mostly don't go. i feel privileged, chilling with the old capitan, head honcho, head of all heads. >> that's enough. you're going home. we already signed the papers. >> going all the way home. >> some students when they come to me, school is either a good place or a bad place. and they either don't care and don't want to care or they're working towards getting out of here as quickly as possible. and charles is one of those students who came to me ready to do what he n

charles:%. though you could argue it's bizarre we're talking about it this morning and people will be talking about it for years. imagine his resume'. stuart: not romney, it's a distraction, not talking about romney, we're talking about clint eastwood. charles: romney did his thing. clint eastwood to monica's point took his jabs here and there and it was unique and never seen anything like this. >> i'll tell you about it, everybody is paying attention and even people who tune out politicians or may have tuned out the convention or had it in the background and weren't listening, this grabbed their attention, for better, for worse got them focused. stuart: here what is i saw the political elite were all over this and did not like it, thought it was bizarre, rambling and a distraction from romney. and everybody else, the man ott street, those i've spoken to and spoken to a few this morning, loved it. got the job done is what they said. chris: here is why it's important, what's happening now the h

always hear charles approvinggly quoted a u.n. document.hpalestinians a among the educated and most entrepreneurial of the people en that entire region. mitt romney -- the reason the upset is in the entire he had tan thre press.ns from the barack obama, a rookie when he the trip in 2008, at a cference every place him at. >> -- every place he went. >> the press hates to be ignored. >> we deserve attention, and when we don't get it, we about it. grade hisrip.ot went to israel and said that jerusalem should be the capital. it is a question that the u.s. has always fudge on. the use of the word "culture" good to hear people after the his remarks to explain what he ant, but the word is loaded. i have heard it before to d differences between african-americans and whites. it can have some very nasty implications. let me finish, please. that is not what the romney he meant, and i explanation, and i read as well.ent he mean at the time? know.t term and someaded people took it that way. >> the worst thing for romney sheheon adelson at side all the ti

charles: stuart: a gas tax might be a decent idea. charles: i am a little worried.ot of cheerleading from an romney and chris christie last night. willets way independents and undecided voters. what can we expect from paul ryan tonight? will be attacked the president or outline the romney plant? i'm so glad you called. thank you. we're not in london, are we? no. why? apparently my debit card is. what? i know. don't worry, we have cancelled your old card. great. thank you. in addition to us monitoring your accounts for unusual activity, you could also set up free account alerts. okay. [ female announcer ] at wells fargo we're working around the clock to help protect your money and financial information. here's your temporary card. welcome back. how was london? [ female announcer ] wells fargo. together we'll go far. stuart: hurricane isaac is a financial store. a category 1 hurricane. it is currently held in new orleans with rain and here is the real problem. it is very slow-moving. dumping a ton of water all the time. what you are looking at is a house on the side o

charles, cheer up. eventually things will get bad again. >> mitt romney on the road. >> what about your gaffes? >> show some respect. >> we have not had another chance to ask a question. >> kiss my [bleep] >> that is one way to deal with the press. i am sure many of our viewers think i test the best way. -- it is the best way. romney was endorsed by lech walesa, but the dustup between record and the press, captured the headlines. romney offended palestinians by saying that culture makes a difference in that part of the world, but on a scale of one to 10 -- i read your column -- how do you think it went? >> he blundered i'm delighted with the unforced error on the olympics, but -- in lond wouldon to the unforced error on the lead, but in israel he did well, and the idea that the thing about culture is racist -- the man who attacked him as racist is saeb erekat, last known for spreading the blood libel of the massacre which never happened and still lives in infamy. he is not exactly a great source. second

charles clark is 105 years olds. matt jablow has the story. >> reporter: when charles clark was in his late 30s a doctor told him he'd live to be 100. he was off by a few years, you see today charles turns 105 years olds. >> i never thought i'd be 105. but it's creeped up on me. pretty quick. >> reporter: born on august 23rd, 1907, charles was raised on a farm in hamilton, virginia. >> we had chickens and hogs and -- >> he served in the army during world war ii. >> right after d day we went overseas. >> reporter: he moved back to virginia where he's lived in the same house for the past 79 years. >> it's a lot to do around the house. >> reporter: he worked in the insurance business then was a school bus driver. >> didn't make a lot of money but i made a living. >> reporter: posed for a picture with president obama and received a birthday greeting from the second president bush. though neither of those commanders in chief was his favorite. >> i like truman right well. >> reporter: he was married for 56 years and had a

stuart: charles has something to say. charles: two times i choked up.g her speech and when paul ryan talked about his mother. in both these cases the underlying thing which is my mother who grew up in alabama during a very difficult time and it is interesting because she never complained about racism. she did tell me i would have to work harder than my white counterparts not to scare me but prepare me for life. this is the reality. don't shy away from. appearance set her up the right way. i don't want anyone talking about racism but white liberals. when i listen to black music they talk about passport and money and travel. nobody talks about this kind of stuff. every day when i flipped channels some white liberal is saying of the gop is trying to hold us back. >> they are covering all the cards. everything everybody is concerned about you have condoleezza rice covering her history and attaining anything in this country and the women's boat and immigration which with a cat and so many things and medicare with paul ryan hit with that one -- they are tryin

chopped liver.t charles, cheer up. eventually things will get back again. >> mitt romney on the road. >> what about your gaffes? >> show some respect. >> we have not had another chance to ask a question. >> kiss my [bleep] this is a holy site. >> that is one day to deal with -- way to deal with the press. romney was endorsed by lech walesa, but a dustup between rick gorka and reporters on the trip cock the headlines. he anchored palestinians by saying that culture makes all the difference in that part of the world heard last week, we talked about his problems in london. but charles, on a scale of one to 10, i read your column -- how did that could go? >> there was the unforced error with the thing on the olympics, but he did it well in israel, and this idea that he made a gaffe with the idea of the difference between the palestinians and israel was culture -- the man at a spread that was the man who spread the blood level of the geneva massacre, which never happened and still lives in infamy. he is not to send a great

what do you say, charles?get a handful of people and they all get the same jobs over and over again, this guy was involved with tarp. he was involved with fannie mae. he even worked with mccain. they buy favoritism. independent -- there is no such thing as independents. guess what, you put up 52 grand in the next time we need an independent review the game begins. this is not an indictment against obama, it is an indictment against the system. sandra: to be fair, he has a history of giving to both parties. it was his job to look at solyndra. multibillion dollar companies that went bankrupt. that was on his watch. for us to think that this was a nonpartisan look at those companies is ridiculous at this point. stuart: somebody who is running in independent, nonpartisan investigation should not be giving money to either side of the aisle. sandra: absolutely not good he did not do this while he was affecting the green energy is his argument. stuart: you have to look like you are independent. the public has to have

charles: the teachers.ge to hate republicans and of course, you get to college when you're supposed to be able to spread your wings and learn things and it's interesting in the article, characteristically and tellingly, absent from the will is is political intellectual diversity. stuart: anything to add to that, gerri. >> need more e new at ten, good enough. new at 10:00 the impact of isaac, but what about the republican convention? et cetera already been delayed and we're about to go et a get a live update from tampa. all energy development comes with some risk, but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducing emissions... ...protect water - through conservation and self-contained recycling systems... ... and protect land - by reducing our footprint and respecting wildlife. america's natural gas... domestic, abundant, clean energy to power our li

calvert county, saint mary's county, a tiny sliver of silent sections of prince georges county and charles county until 6:30. and i think there is some miscommunication going on there and it hasn't gone across all media outlets. we're having a hard time getting that information about this particular warning. again, certainly if you're in golden beach, leonardtown, calloway, saint mary's city, prepare for this and if can you hear, if you have a thunderstorm over you right now or there is some lottening in the area, prepare for the potential for tornado. i don't think that anything is spotted yet. no confirmation on that and give me a few minutes to track it down. if i need to, we'll be back. if not, we'll pick it up in the main weather. >> and we'll get back to you. let us know. >>> the news edge on maryland. a man is charged with kidnapping, six error assault and child abuse in connection with the abduction of two young girls. one happened yesterday afternoon at a playground in losedale. karen gray houston is live with more on the story. karen. >> reporter: brian, prince georges county pol

charles campbell, outnumbered three-to-one, went to his car. this man with a bat in his hands, how much more of a threat did that make him to your father? >> oh, it made him a deadly threat. >> back in the store, rich said he saw campbell strike his father not once, but twice with a metal bat. >> i saw him up with the bat. he started to swing. that's when i reached for the gun. >> the off-duty officer grabbed the gun from under the cash register and raced outside, firing three times, hitting charles campbell in the middle of his chest. >> somebody was shot. >> from the time that bat came out until the time this incident was over, it was a matter of four seconds, five seconds. and my training just kicked in. >> he doesn't remember the moments immediately after the shooting. only that one of the responding officers handed him the gun and asked for help removing the bullet clip. then he, his father, and brother-in-law were taken to the police station. >> we want what? >> justice! >> when do we want it? >> now! >> rumors spread like wildfire that t

charles: absolutely.y have a tremendous input in hollywood. i think part of the input is involved in environmentalist movement. and i think president obama is sympathetic to that. liz: it is easy to know everything when you know nothing essentially. that's the way to look at atheists. they think they know everything when they know nothing. we think we know the ultimate reality when we don't. that's always bothered me about that. stuart: can we summarize like this, the atheists are coming on real strong and making a big public showing but america is still fundamentally a religious country and not getting less so? >> the statistics you gave, 60% consider themselves religious. that suggests that america is still a very religious country. but even more than those who are are attending church services and calling themselves religious are those who say i believe in god, and it's over 90% in this country, but to charles' point, that there are very strong -- there's a very strong atheist movement out there. those

. >> charles clark is now 105. matt jablow has his story. >> reporter: when charles clark was in his late 30s a doctor told him he'd live to be 100. turns out the doctor was off by a few years. you see today charles turned 105 years old. >> i never thought i'd be 105. but it's creeped up on me. pretty quick. >> reporter: born on august 23rd, 1907, charles was raised on a farm in hamilton, virginia. >> we had chickens and hogs. >> reporter: he served in the army during world war ii. >> right after d day we went overseas. >> reporter: after which he moved back to virginia where he's lived in the same house for the past 79 years. >> it's a lot to do around the house. >> reporter: he worked in the insurance business then was a school bus driver. >> didn't make a lot of money but i make a living. >> reporter: posed for a picture with president obama and received a birthday greeting from the second president bush though neither of the commanders in chief was his favorite. >> i liked trueman right well. >> reporter: he wa

like charles... (charles bennett)"i take medicine for the pain in my back.. "and gregory...regory dixon)"medications foo my seizures."(charles bennett)"i also take medication for hypertension"and wanda: (wanda harris) "for depression for mood changing for anxiety for pain"(charlessbennett)"so... yoo just name it i just take medication for just about everything"(gregory)"so its something i gotta get used too" (charles bennett)"after breakfast ill take my regular medicine for the day.. thats 12 pills... 12???? uh.. huh..... and in the afternoon i might take four or five pills. (gregory dixon)"its prescription"(wanda)"its alot of em but alot of em dont intervene with each other sometimes you get ssde effects.. like what? vomiting.. sweats... jittery in your stomach" but at the university of maryland schoollof pharmacy.... dr. nicole brandt has a warning: (dr)"it could potentially be quite severe.. and can lead to seizures or hospitalizations.."with hundreds of drugs available... mixing prescription drugs is something that needs to be carefully monitored... by a health professio

charles: who is goerge of?sident obama or the american public that has been indifferent or not prepared for the serious problem? >> gorbachev was thought to be a reformer. he knew that the system couldn't hold. i would not relate him to barack obama who clearly is defending the status quo system. he wants to spend more money. in this case perhaps it is some element of the public who have in their head the idea that something has to change and they have to be pushed by somebody the way reagan pushed at the brandenburg gate. stuart: are you saying romney -- paul ryan is reagan-- >> paul ryan particularly has been reagan lichen's challenging the status quo when ronald reagan did. tracy: reagan got rewarded. things went his way. is possible things won't go mitt romney's way because of his challenge to medicare. >> that is entirely possible. by taking this issue of it may cost him. is a risk but reagan was a politician who was willing to take risks and there's a question of whether mitt romney has the political skil

sindcated columnist charles krauthammer. charles, you thoughts? >> i thought he handled it well.to show how affable he is, how much he knows. how he can explain. he can deflect and respond to all the arguments about how republicans are hard-hearted and help the rich. and kick grandma in the curb. >> all of that he handles very well. he has one problem. they knew it was a problem coming in. the details of the ryan plan have some things that don't mesh with what romney is running on, and a are a little harder to defend. i think what ryan has to say is look, i propose the plan in congress. a congressional plan. it was rejected by the democratic senate and by the president. it's now history. i can defend it if you want. it's complicated, it has to do with the baseline and all that. the active plan right now what we are running on what we will see is the romney plan. i'll explain that. you heard with the interview with brit, saying that the romney plan abolishes all the trust fund that happens with obamacare. but the ryan plan in congress did not. so he has simply say i can explain it

. >> we can win north charl charl again. >>ip am sure he could. >> and then joe had a misfire of the mind as to what century we are in. we shouldn't lead in making automobiles. i have not seen it written anywhere. >> i haven't seen it written anywhere before joe either. no where. >> hine had a problem remembering what public office paul rhine holds whampt governor ryan is. >> i am sure paul ryan wishes he were a governor. it is a great job. the vice president was sent home without supper. he seemed to have been place time out chair by president obama and exiled to delaware. this is just august. now by october, we are all going to have to wear has mat suits to survive. >> my own 20 years arena. politics is rough . but there should be sphortsmanship and regard to're for the human dignity. ine in south where football is not a sport but a religious experience a injury to a player brought a hush. and when he was helped or off. the crowd clapped i pay respect to congressman jesse jackson junior this week it was revealed that the u

connell: charles thanks very much. if you are ben bernanke and you know that a president romney would replace you, does that affect on how you handle monetary policy between now and november? maybe we will find out tomorrow. we will take a look at it next. then more on isaac making its way now to the north. we look back now on the city of new orleans and how it worked through yet another storm. first though some more numbers, markets now, here's currencies and how the world currencies are shaping up against the dollar. >> announcer: meet tom, a proud dad whose online friends all "like" the photos he's posting. oscar likes tom's photos, but he loves the access to tom's personal information. oscar's an identity thief who used tom's personal info to buy new teeth and a new car, and stuck tom with the $57,000 bill. [tires squeal] now meet carl who works from the coffee shop and uses the free wi-fi. marie works from there too. she's an identity thief who used a small device to grab his wi-fi signal, then stole enough person

we cannot prevent badhings happening everywhere. >> charles?> the differencbetween the inpons of mass destruction thea and iraq is a anernrnment of syria has admitted openly that they have wouldnd they said they against them ownigners, not thei people. so, if the pple that have them are saying that they have them, i do not think it is a question that they have them. isto the intervention, it simply not going to happen. tos president is not goining do it. i do not think he would do if ever, and surely not between and election day, and by then the fate of syryria will be determined. i think it wilill hinge on the bale of aleppo, andhe influence will l be the turks. they arere the neighbobors and backing the rebelels. >> igree with charles. certainly, nothing will happen tween now and election day. as people willriticize thehe president for that, i think if opinion at any public publichat is what the wants. inmight be helping them pollt ways, but every shows americans want our ourrnment focus on fixing economy, our d domestic issues is very wary o

lynette charles will have more in a moment. >>> first day of school.oving on, seismologists call this proof california is earthquake country. >> 300 quakes shook southern california throughout the day sunday. most were small to moderate size tremors. this family's house, yeah. the house was shaking several times yesterday. luckily they only lost some dishes and everyone was okay. more tremors are expected in the coming days. >>> we want to send it over to lynette charles, keeping an eye on the weather. 90 minute delay. >> they have a flood warning, heavy rain yesterday and more this morning, as we go throughout the day, the chance for more scattered showers and storms in the forecast. earthquakes across the west, hurricanes in the gulf and flooding here. we have it all through the next several days. we zoom in, we could see showers pushing in across the area. heaviest watch in to pennsylvania, that's good news, through the afternoon, scattered showers will continue, 66 degrees now in glenn el, we see the humidity at 100%. we are talking about reduced v

we are back with our panel of experts charles, bill, steve and joe. charles themes hidden in the speech today and some of the things we talked about there a couple of months ago. >> the obama campaign is at the constituency. he tries to handout a good to hispanic americans to african americans to women to gays people interested in the environment. the republicans are running a far more national idea based campaign. especially now. the vote indications from the declaration of independence talking a company founded on alliance. that's the tea party. he speaks directly to them. they hear that that is understood to be the basis of this new kind of constitutionalism which is what energized republicans in 2010. i think that energy is going to help to carry into the convention get them lodged if they are going to win and i think they likely will. >> bill, as charles mentioned while he may touch cords in the tea party you are saying it's also a play for independents? >> absolute lur. t -- absolutely. i have got e-mails from 21-year-olds to congressional candi

and in the charles county, prince william county, too, mid 60s. this is what has been happening here for isaac. it is still a disorganized weak tropical storm. it's affecting a wild area though over the eastern caribbean. it's south though of hate by the south of dominican republic. thankfully it's not going to be affecting them for the next few hours. however, by later today, it may be passing right over perhaps haiti, and that may bring down torrential rain and may cause flooding there. then looks like it's going to move farther west than it has been looking the last couple of days. cuba, that will keep it at tropical storm strength, not a hurricane. and then this is going to be, by sunday, at around 2:00 a.m. or so, it's going to be right near key west. and then by monday at around 2:00 a.m., it's going to be near ft. myers is the way it looks right now. latest indications are it may actually strengthen to a weak hurricane before it makes landfall. right now it looks like mobile, alabama. that system may try to pass west of us by late next week

hey, charles. charles: good morning.isten, you know, network appliance, it used to be network appliance. it was a juggernaut for a long time. obviously collapsed with the telecom internet collapse but now i like the way the stock is coming back. the stock itself never regained the sizzle, but the company has. the company is really firing on all cylinders. on august 15th, reported earnings, beat the street pretty well. they have done a lot of other things. they said mid sized companies are picking up their products particularly for the cloud. believe it or not, they won the microsoft private cloud partner of the year award. i'm being a little facetious there. i tell you what i did like last week, last thursday they announced they were hiring 400 people in wichita for their plant there. 400 people at $73,000 a piece. i like the way the stock is acting. it makes a major breakout right around $36, i think it goes to 42. 41, 42. a lot of upside. i think right now limited down side. the data storage stuff isn't getting the sor

. >> charles?> the fiction the campaign has nothing to do with the end, it as one problem. -- it has one problem. officially there is distance between them, but stephanie cutter said she had no knowledge of the woman's story or when she died, and it turned out there is a recording of a conference call that she organized for the official campaign where he is on the phone with his story. they have a secondary problem of truth-telling. >> i think that was last may, even. >> everybody is correct. >> it is a bad advertisement. the obama administration can not run from the. . -- it. they had some connection with this individual some time ago. you could find the same thingthe point is what i would love to do is get the people that write the advertisements, the campaign consultants, both sides, put them in rfk stadium , system up, and let them have sure nobody is standing, burned down the place because their role in the campaign. >> mitt romney's says that if they were living in massachusetts, she would ha

we will talk to, well, why not senator charles grassley.fter all he happens to be the senator for iowa. so i think we will just bring him on and talk to him when we come back. stay with us. >> mike: well, we are back and we are in waukee, iowa. really enjoying this fantastic group of people who are with us on this live broadcast. [ applause ] >> mike: and i'm especially delighted to be able to welcome to our show senator charles grassley of iowa. >> thank you. >> mike: senor, you have seen politics many, many years and every presidential candidate has to come through iowa if he or she ever wants to make it to the big show. mitt romney has now become our nominee and made his selection today. paul ryan is going to be the vice presidential pick. your reaction? >> i cheer it because of the condition with the trillion and a half dollar debt, the national debt, $15 trillion. we have got to have somebody like mr. ryan, congressman ryan who can bring to the eye tension of the american people -- to the attention of thamerican people how bad this is

and syndicated columnist, charles krauthammer. okay, charles, we had you earlier on today.king at the coverage today and kind of soaking in, as i asked brit, as you look back at this choice. >> i think ryan did very well. it's not easy to get on the stage that large and do as well as he did on day one. i see from the reaction, the tweets, the ad that the democrats have already prepared that we may not get the high debate that we had anticipated or thought we might because the obama people aren't going to allow it. they know that their best way to go after this is to demagogue on medicare, to distort and they will, and that could be effective. i think the main thing that ryan can do rather than to play defense here is to deflect all of these attacks which will be inevitable, and they can be dispatched quickly, like misinformation on medicare, and simply say, we have a plan. they've been in office for a term and have nothing. what are they offering a that would work, that would change the stagnation that they have brought upon the country? that's a powerful argument. i think

charles, mara, bill.rles, put in perspective, i tried to say at the beginning, this is a bumpy ride to tampa. now he is here and has challenge ahead in the weeks ahead. >> absolutely. >> i think there is something about this nomination that just sort of doubly ironic. when you think about where we were two years ago, 2010 election. which was a sweep for the most conservative casting of the republican party. very conservative victory ide logically, very strong tea party element. and who emerges from the field of the republican nominees for the presidency? probably the most moderate member of the field. representing a moderate wing of the party. the remarkable part about this is that it shows how the party came together. you've goted moderate leader or someone with a moderate history, only a few smattering of ron paul, little bit of, you know, whooping and hopping out there. but they represent the very extreme element, tea party passed this with romney. ryan nomination solidified the conservative wing. you

charles: that flash memory is really important.i: charles, thank you for letting me use you for a couple minutes. as we do every 15 minutes, but check the markets. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole: we are taking a look at some retail names in particular. we have noted that the dow and s&p are hovering around four year highs. let's take a look at urban outfitters. this is a team type retailer. they have had a lot of track it. they have managed to keep full price. 18% to the upside today for urban outfitters and hitting a new 52 week high. the analysts are all jumping on board, of course, and raising their price target. barnes & noble moved higher in the early going. trading as high as 13.07. their quarterly loss narrows. it has actually done well with "50 shades of gray." back to you. lori: now they are making a movie out of it, right, that book? nicole: if i have spare time, i read it. i enjoyed reading. lori: thank you, nicole. the capitals $400 million trading loss. charlie gasparino is talkin

let me finish charles. the are people w who think this is like a magi bullet, and will help the economy will help in our production. it does not mean that you just give up on alternative sources of energy. there are prices. >> president obama, in what mark would call a romneyesque flip-flop, is attended by blocking the pipeline until election day because y you are sharing as that -- >> no, excuse me, theyey had a deal with nebraska. nebraska out reneged on a the deal. for whatever reason. >>here was a big cake out in "the new york times" -- >> it is the state deparent at the sides, not nebraa. >> they needed an agreement from the state -- >> the state department by law it decid. >> can you invoke my name agaiain, charles? >> will you kids play nice? >> nina is absolutely right. >> yay! >> i'm sorry, i withdraw that. [laughter] this is one where the administtion is totally on th defensive. whoever wins or doesn't win, but there is going to be at a change in policy. for the democrats, the policy defense will

. >> that suspect, charles amofa is facing a number of charges. we are learning more about the case. police are suspected -- expected to release surveillance video. 25-year-old charles amofa is facing a number of serious charges after police say he sexually assaulted a six-year old girl. >> this is i opening for avenue -- for everyone. >> police say he lured the girl out of the a store when her father was not looking. police officers went searching for the child. he quickly spotted the six-year old in a nearby park. >> she seemed very desperate and the only thing coming out of her mouth was i want my daddy. >> authorities say charles amofa has done this in before loring and 8-year-old girl attempting to sexually assault her before she was able to get away. a man who says he is his father spoke briefly. >> do you think he is capable of something like that? >> no. >> police say the situation could the been much worse without the quick thinking of that police officer. they are asking anyone who may know something about this man to give authorities a

to charles point. i want to get to one more point about the vice president.d henry to jay carney. >> since the president given vote of confidence, you defend him, once and for all, all the speculation this is the ticket. obama-biden? >> that is a yes or no -- >> yes. >> i continue and have a great respect and relationship with john mccain but one place i would not go for advice on vice presidential running mates is to senator mccain. >> bret: charles? >> the reason this is up because of the remark that biden made. the problem is obama could have said it's a slip of the tongue, mistake. on an issue choicenessestive a big mistake that the president should have been honest about it. don't drop him on the ticket, but he could have said it was a misstatement and i wish he hadn't said it. >> bottom line, obama-biden is the ticket. bumper stickers are made. >> no question. the shot was about sarah palin. >> bret: programming note. please join juan williams sunday for a special look at fixing our schools. we'll see what is working or isn't. see it at 9:00 p.m. easter