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officials waving the flag as brazil and to follow in the footsteps of great britain rio mayor eduardo pius carrying the famous sporting symbol which was created for the sole impacts back in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight till then hand it to president dilma rousseff in the nation's capital brasilia brazil won a seventeen medals in london including three gold are we hoping for a similar showing to take great britain at the home games and claim a significantly larger medal haul in four years' time. i think the preparation was very good for london to get a big number of medals we can still improve a lot in the real chance to compete at home with the public's energy is unique we can see know how the fans help the british compete at home i'm sure that our friends here will do so even more many more friends much more energy and i think the ethyl it will gain a lot from that. elsewhere and in football russia gearing up for their first match under fabio capello they face the ivory coast here in moscow and a friendly on wednesday evening capello signed a two year deal with the russian footb

able to say that what happened between him and the romney campaign during the primary process was piuse, they were in cahoots and he knew it and stop it, and then -- >> right. >> he could go on to make a bigger point and what we have happening here on both sides but very clearly yesterday on the side of the obama campaign, and the super pacs supporting obama, is a joke. i mean, if they're not in cahoots they should be able to say that ad was a joke or over the top or over the line and here's what we really should be talking about and they just couldn't. >> and that's what i don't get, mr. speaker. why is it when a third party puts out an attack that is so clearly over the top, that is causing damage to the campaign, why wouldn't the white house just come out and distance themselves from it and say no no, we don't think mitt romney was responsible for this man's dealt death? >> i do think -- my sense is i may be wrong here, the white house is taking a pretty big step back to distance itself from this ad but the other side of this is, i just wrote a small electronic book called "no taxat

it's pius nonsense. so quote newt gingrich.ho looked at the way congress was behaving and said i want the brains behind that operation. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: axelrod said insulting our greatest ally wasn't that helpful. >> did i mention that britain sucks ass? [ mocking laughter ] >> stephanie: i bet i'll be ask about this tonight on fox, the group -- the sales -- >> navy seals. >> stephanie: yes. a group released a video accusing president obama of jeopardizing confidential information, and now the founder of these videos has now been identified as a birther. he claims to be concerned with veterans trying to stop leaks, but admits freely that it is rooted in his personal dislike of the president and wants to see him replaced. and he also swift voted john kerry. [ applause ] >> stephanie: that's who those guys -- >> hats are. >> stephanie: are. >> but thank you for your service. >> stephanie: yes. this is why they need to stop people from voting. doug preisse is the one that said i really feel we shouldn't contort the voti

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. >> stephanie: in the words of newt gingrich, oh, please, can we cut the pius baloney here? he is. one top reid confidante said what republicans don't get the more they fire back at reid, the more he'll fight. what will the topic be? romney and his taxes. asked how reid was responding to criticism, a third person shrugged it off entirely. it is impossible to say how little he cares. he literally could not care less. >> you know, the nice thing about reid is he always looks like he just finished masturbating. [ buzzer ] to look that relaxed. you could say his monotone and bland. it's not. he just finished yanking one. >> stephanie: oh okay. all right now. >> we're on tv. >> stephanie: let's get on to more important things like chicken. the chick-fil-a thing just got stupider. you say actually, you say we lost this one because we did the right does to publicize things. chick-fil-a and its homophobic made a ton of money and you know what they might do with that [ bleep ] ton of money. that part is true. >> it is one of the times where it would have been best to let it go or hav

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could start talking to donald trump about dropping the birther ish shup both have dirty hands and it's pius bologna to talk about obama's character. i think that's insane. >> michael steele, everyone talked about the choice of paul ryan raising the game and making it a real conversation. what is the real conversation about at this point and what did they miss the opportunity to talk about? >> well, i think you look at the interview with cbs and "60 minutes," you look at the follow-up interview where ryan and romney were sort of put on the point about medicare and romney kind of backed away from it, you know, if you're going to bring ryan to the table, then you better be prepared to lay out an aggressive way of why you're putting your arm around him, why you're embracing him. because all of that, the budget, the numbers, all of that comes with him, and sort of distance yourself from it, sort of cheapens the argument that, you know, you really want to be about substance because here's an opportunity to talk about the substance in the context of this pick and so far that hasn't happened. they'

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this happened at the request of pope pius xii who asked that the sisters for organization. they did not want to do it. they have the national education association and the catholic health association. that was enough for them. because the vatican requested it, they did it. to see voluntary membership organization. the members are the elected and or appointed leaders of apostolic women's community. when i use the term 'apostolic' it is those countries that engage an active work and our world as opposed to contemplative were cloistered orders and their primary work is prayer and they do not interact with society and the same way. it has a threefold purpose -- it tries to assist its members personally and communally to carry out more collaborative lay their service of leadership and their congregations in order that we might better refer to the mission of christ in today's world. it tries to foster dialogue and collaboration among religious congregations in the church and in the larger society. it also starts to develop models for initiating and strengthening relationships wit

. >> pius baloney. >> stephanie: yeah. >> he was prom king. does that qualify?e was nominated biggest brown noser. >> stephanie: that's how he got on the v.p. ticket. mitt you're the most exciting, compelling candidate we've ever had. all right. so where do we get started here? that's enough for now. biggest brown noser wiener mobile whatever. first of all jacki when you talk about the politics of it, i don't know if you remember the kathy race up in upstate new york where i'm from, she didn't have a prayer. i'm from there. that's such a solidly republican seat. she won because paul ryan's budget plan because 80% of the people when he came out with it said yeah, we don't so much like the idea of gutting medicare. >> could you get rid of medicare and you guys pay no taxes at all. yes, i'm in! >> medicare is very, very popular. and i don't understand why you would take something that is incredibly popular and talk about gutting it. i mean from what i understand, what i read about the ryan budget, he wants more defense spending but total obliteration of social prog