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ght now we're spending about $500 billion a year, that's alabama billion with a b, on medicare even under these republican plans that are supposed to cut the plan within a dozen years, the cost of this program is going to about double. it really becomes a question whether this is going to squeeze out everything else we want from our federal government because the cost is growing so rapidly. >> i want to bring dean baker into the conversation. he's co-founder for the center for economic research. dean, the political focus is on the medicare structure here, but health care costs are what is really driving this thing out of control at this point. >> that's exactly right. our health care costs are hugely out of line with everyone else in the world. if you take the average for other countries, canada, united kingdom, we pay twice as much per pers as other countries and have nothing to show for it in terms of outcomes. don't have longer life expectan expectancies, breaking the bottom of that. the problem is private sector health care cost. we pay for a lot of that through medicare. if we don't

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. >> you hear that full interview between larry kudlow and condoleezza rice on the c"the k report" ght.>> stay right there look at the man of the hour for tonight, congressman paul ryan and what he brings to the economic agenda. >> tom davis worked with him for a decade and says "the table is set for a november victory for republicans." he's here to tell yuls he is so confident and what he is expecting tonight. good to have you here, we had representativive ryan on many times on cnbc, i think our audience likes him, and he likes to talk numbers, which he get deep into policy, but that's been his criticism as well. what do you expect to see from him tonight? >> the human side. noise that he will set the agenda for republicans. with unemployment at 8% over a sustained period of time, borrowing 40 cents on the dollar, the american public is looking for leadership. and paul comes from a very difficult district for republicans. he learned to message this through the years. so i think he will do a great job. >> john. let's talk about his wonkiness. do you think he will chomp at the bit of wa

and ght now if they're advocating for or against say presidential candidate or a congressional candidate, they don't have to say who is giving them the money to go and tear apart candidates or promote candidates. so it's been an issue that finance reform candidates have taken up saying what is wrong with our system. at least at this juncture there's been nothing in a material way that has really caused all of this money to be unearthed. >> well, i think we'll see when it's all over the real impact one way or the other. still "outfront," republicans say joe biden dropped a race related bomb in front of a diverse audience today. >>> and cops release a video showing how a handcuffed man might have shot and killed himself in the back of a police car. does this new theory add up? >>> our second story "outfront" tonight, the biden gaff machine rears its ugly head. in danville, virginia, in a city where a large majority of the population is african american. joe biden said something that set off a storm of controversy. >> romney said in the first hundred days he's going to let the big banks wri

of that, any money going into here, i would switch to the presidential map, if it's very close, you ght think, boy, i wish we had that for cleveland or columbus. any time and any money and even candidate time that's going into wisconsin now has got to come out of somewhere. >> a zero sum game. you have a limited amount. and you've got to figure out how to spread it around. let's bring in david gergen. senior political analyst for us. nice to see you. we say over and over again wisconsin has not voted republican since 1984. the unemployment rate is well below the national average at 7%. why exactly is wisconsin in play and how much is ryan a part of that? >> cnn moved wisconsin into the toss-up category. to lead obama after ryan was picked. ryan on the ticket has made a difference, soledad. what we're seeing here with ryan is two things. one is an ideological appeal. but also he's a midwesterner. there are several states in the midwest now. michigan cnn still calls as lean obama. others have it as a toss-up. ohio is in a toss-up category. that's pivotal, iowa. so a number of states there

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ght?> no question about it. >> so they believe -- they believe -- these folks believe in privatization of these programs. eventually, ed, the reason that i'm pretty confident this will work for the democrats, despite the lies that are flying back and forth, is eventually people will recognize that they trust the democrats more than the republicans to protect their retirement savings. and in the meantime, the democrats have to be honest, too. for instance, it isn't a lie to say that they're not -- that romney is not right now touching medicare for seniors. it's going to be for people 55, you know -- >> sure. they're trying to set the table. they're trying to set the table to start the wheel turning that eventually some day they can get rid of it. here's more of mitt romney at his whiteboard today. here it is. >> which of these two do you think is better? going bankrupt or being solvent? well, obviously, being solvent. >> wendell, is there any truth to mitt romney saying that president obama

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louis as we get toward saturday ght, sunday morning.e may see some of the moisture from this around here as we get toward late sunday labor day. so we'll be watching that. today not much to tell you except it's really nice locally. at the bus stop this morning clear and pleasant. low 60s to low 70s. our sunrise at 7:35. looking at the day planner, we're expecting a gorgeous day. 81 by noon. 84 at 5:00 p.m. sunrise by the way happens at 6:35 but sets at about 7:42. temperatures down to 60 in lovettsville. it's 68 in sterling. andrews we've got 69. upper marlboro and laurel it's 65 along with college park and here in washington under clear to partly cloudy skies. temperatures 70. dew point 61. that's a lot less than yesterday morning when it was up toward 70. so the humidity 73%. we've got some areas of dew, especially south and southeast of town where the moisture still. there are the showers and storms in the carolinas with the front that went through us yesterday. we're now north of that front. so the drier air has moved in. it's going

enjoyed being on television and having fun with it but really her message was quitserious whicis that we ghtenjoy our foo we ought to take time and care and prepare it directly and we ought to have fun doing it and make it a communal event. >> brown: so she thought of herself first and foremost as a teacher, not as a cook or chef or television personality? >> well, a teacher of cookery. and as a student. she just loved to learn and so i think this celebrity things was a nice side benefit for her. >> brown: we were talking earlier before this started that she was not a high faluting eater herself. she was an aoert, but she would eat the crackers and anything. >> one of her firstor tko +*efrs was the orange goldfish. and she liked a good hamburger and french fry but she knew her sauces and loved elaborate french meals and fine wines. so she was a very democratic in her tastes yeah. or tkefrb. >> how do you see her influence snowed. >> you see it everywhere, of course. she wasn't the first chef on television but she was the one who really brought, i think, cooking on television to a large audie

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i'm now sober for ght years. i didn't get sober as a hobby. it was more of a necessity. have, you know, a very checkered past. that was -- >> drugs, bit of aggression, few things. >> you bet, right, bar fights -- >> so much aggression, the way -- >> no, i'm not a blow hard. >> but drugs for sure. >> did you know about this when you met? >> not when we first met, no. i met him and he was my prince charming. a few months in this is sort of what challenged us a little bit and created some trust issues. you know you start to find out flaws about your partner a few months in. if you're really, really drawn to them you don't know necessarily how to react to that. >> i would just be dropping stories on her as if i were in, you know -- >> and he -- so, by the way, when i xyz. and i grew up in a very conservative household. >> catholic high school. >> as a goody goody. and i never experimented with drugs. and i don't have that past. >> in our retirement, we're both going to go. >> we're going to go hard. >> once we switch from driving a car to golf carts. all belts are off. >> ye

the space, described as ght levels deep, lacking ventilation and natural light.ice said the adults and children were members of a small secretive islamic sect. matthew chance. do we know why they were living underground for so long? >> this was a very isolationist sect it seems according to the authorities that basically broke it up within the last 48 hours or so. they kept themselves -- to themselves in a very extreme way. only a couple of members of this islamist sect were committed to have contact with the outside world at all to work as market traders, presumably to earn money so they could buy some kind of food for themselves. the vast majority the community, the women and children and the majority of the men as well, were confined to this compound on the outskirts of kazan, which is a relatively big city of about 1 1/2 million people in western russia. it's because of that isolation, anderson, that the true extent of what they were up to wasn't really identified, as you mentioned there, perhaps for as long as a decade by the authorities. the police have sai

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. >> ght. and you know, i think that this race in florida is the same as mine in 2010.ssues are important, but everybody is worried about jobs. everybody is worried about their jobs. >> what about the seniors? are they worried about jobs or medicare? >> well, a lot of them are worried about their kids and they have lost their retirement in the recession, and so they have jobs. the big issue is about jobs and for themselves and their children, and as long as governor romney and congressman ryan talk about how they are going to get the state back to work, they will win florida, but that is the whole key. >> at this moment in the latest polling, florida showing president obama six points up, which is outside of the margin offer erro er roror, and he is . why is that? >> i don't know much about pos. >> but you know about florida. why is he leading in florida? >> well, i believe it is still early, but the issue is going to be when you go to polls in november, they are going to say, who is going to help me keep my job or get a job? whether it is for you or your children or fo

likely voters. 49% of likely voters saying they would support the president, 47% for romney, about as ghtn get. we have been in a very close contest since april when the general election started. it remains close. we've got the conventions coming up starting on monday. after that, the debates. so, we'll see if the dial moves at all. randi? >> well, i know you'll be watching it and we along with you. paul steinhauser, thank you. be sure to stay with cnn for complete coverage of the republican national convention. tomorrow we have a special look at mitt romney followed by a preview of the convention. then monday night at 7:00 p.m. eastern, the convention kicks off. >>> we are getting new tornado warnings for the east coast. we'll tell you where in just 90 seconds. great shot. how did the nba become the hottest league on the planet? by building on the cisco intelligent network they're able to serve up live video, and instant replays, creating fans from berlin to beijing. what can we help you build? nice shot kid. the nba around the world built by the only company that could. cisco. >>> meteo

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