f. scott fitzgerald's book was too far. they took notice of that. i am also proud of the fact i had a peace at the same time but my first piece i don't think a lot of people had a view in "the new york times" on this day and making the point all of the presidential debates took place they have pretty ridiculous speech codes and i have some fun pointing out that if you were to apply these to the presidential candidates by the plain language they all got in trouble for them and i made the argument i really wish they enforce them against the candidates because the reason that they are able to survive is because they are sort of kept in the back door when they needed. if they really were applied across the board they didn't last a day because frankly these things are so broadly worded that everybody is guilty of violating them. and i assume that most of you know this but i want to be very clear. the law is extremely protective of the free-speech rights of college students. extremely protective. obviously the american law is extremely protective of free

f. scott the strobes book was one step too far. of was proud of the fact at the same time there was of peace. the bright part article and making the point* of the different presidential debates including hofstra have speech goes better ridiculous i had fun pointing out if you would apply these to the presidential candidates by the planeload day -- the plain language they could of got in trouble. i really wish they would enforce them. the resents speech codes survive is there kept it a back door when they are needed. otherwise they would not last a day. they are so broadly worded everybody is guilty of violating them. i assume most of you know, the law is extremely protective. extremely protective of three speech period. by case is coming out the 1970 s, the supreme court was clear the university cannot restrict even highly offensive speech. there has been over one doesn't the gold pit and scientologist to the speech codes over decades and every single one has resulted universities vague forced by a court of law to abandon their spe

f. scott fitzgerald who said living well is the best revenge.ut revenge is not a word you want to use in your closing argument and i think romney pounced on that extremely effectively. i think it's within six hours he had the ad out. what, why should you vote? obama says for revenge, i say for love of country. and that is the perfect contract of large, contrast of large versus small and i think it was a mistake obama will regret. >> bret: i think, charles, both campaigns tout newspaper endorsements all across the country and both campaigns have a long list. but the romney campaign has some interesting recent endorsements, especially in the state of ohio and the state of iowa. the des moines register, and now the new york daily news. >> and now, in wisconsin, where the wisconsin state journal, which is the second largest paper in the state, has in fact endorsed obama in '08 flipped. there's a study from the uc santa barbara that 11 people have switched, obama in '08, romney in 12, versus one that switched the other way. which, however you believe

f o. delays averaging between 60 minutes-90 minutes. scott is live at s f o. scott? mong we are still seen delays 1-2 hours at s f o. i just checked. they are on an altered flight pattern. it has caused all sorts of delays and cancellations on this board all day long. >> we are supposed to take off at 40- >> i think the we're going to be tracks here forever. >> we're also delayed. >> two, three-hour delays. >> those are finding themselves stoc stuck >> flights came to a standstill. >> it is the fact that we are probably going to be standing with countless delays that of caused headaches for several delays. caitlin has to be a new work by 5:00 p.m. >> we're not going to land until about three and a morning. >> 60-90 minute delays and even of the storms have cleared for now the wins fence slowed air travel down and left people at the airport looking for ways to pass the time >> we are going to look for a starbucks. >> i think i'm going to hit the wine bar. >> it might not end for a while a spokesperson said the you can expect more delays as more storms continued to pres

f. scott fitzgerald said there are no second acts in american lives and when it comes to allen west, weray that he's right. the florida congressman who sees reds under the bed has finally conceded defeat in his fight to save his seat in the house. let's bring in msnbc contributor goldie taylor and joy reid who is the managing editor of thegrio.com. joy, i know you're close to tears with regard to the demise of -- why are you laughing? you were close to tears earlier. are you -- why are you laughing as well goldie? >> because i am crying. >> look, are we going to miss a man who described the president's supporters as a threat to the gene pool and also said that democrats in the house are communists? >> absolutely. i mean, i can tell you at the grio we definitely all were hanging our heads in solemn con tem place of what in the world we're going to do to match allen west's unique brand of -- we won't say insanity. his unique brand of politics. >> his unique brand. goldie, it's worth saying that mr. west did serve in the military, although he also had some problems there, including a mock

f. scott fitzgerald wrote, living well is the best revenge. what exactly is president obama's revenge? growing the government? taxing and relating more? attacking the rich? optimists believe in ingenuity, entrepreneurship, the spirit of gifted individuals who are free to use their god-given tall lebs to make our economy and society the business est it can be. the president seems not to take this view. mitt romney does. and romney believes that god granted natural rights to individuals and it is they who truly run the government and the country. it's a free enterprise view. it's a market view. it's a human action view. to my way of thinking, that makes romney the model optimist. he sets an optimistic goal of 4% growth, 12 million new jobs, he says he'll reduce and reform the tax system in ways that will reward, not punish, the success of individuals and small businesses. he said he would encourage business, not insult it. look it, i've interviewed him on "the kudlow report" several. he believes in free market capitalism and choice as the solution to poverty. he does not believe in the h

f. scott its journal, we agree. so the father went highbrow in this fight and they were banned from having his t-shirt because someone claimed this was meant to be an anti-gay slur. now, that's not the way it was meant in the book. it was, he would be saying all harvard men are gay, like i used to be, which is not what that scott fitzgerald was angry but most of all, help me out here. i'm not as young as i used to be. but to my notion anybody under the age of like 50 is using the word sissy is making an agonistic jokers like calling someone a cat. if i call it in by a nose consequences, they're making about themselves. but they were nonetheless banned from having this on a t-shirt. at younger, a private university. but the promises in his contractual promises to students that you shouldn't be allowed to mention the unmentionable and think the unthinkable and say the unsayable, is really stirring free speech like this. but the trend for quote was a bridge too far. people really took notice of that in that piece. i al

. - it has been raining in trading -- with italy's s f o. scott i can tell you that oakland and san jose are not experiencing any delays. however, at s f o it is quiet. but earlier, as the airport travelers were seeing plenty of canceled flights. it is the heart of the travel season at s f o and for some it has been a breeze. >> it is been excellent, going well and things are cool. >> according to aaa 1.2 million travelers are expected to go to the airport this holiday. that is up by 3%. however, to combine those with weather issues, that has put their holiday plans in jeopardy. >> we tolwere told that-it was going to be canceled and it might not be for another couple of days. >> at least two hours to portland, nebraska. >> with at least one hour to nebraska. >> now, we are getting moved from blind to blind. >> 60 minutes-90 minutes with the contained to east coast flights. travelers, despite are able to get home. >> home, family for thanksgiving. >> get to see the family and to spend a tiny. the traditional thanksgiving. the deal. >> if you are a

i'm talking to you florida governor rick scott f you're one of those people being forced to stand inlines tonight or tomorrow on election day, your country needs you to do it not only because it's your civic responsibility but because people are trying to profit politically off of you not doing it, people counting on you not having the time or the commitment.

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first, scott is at s f o. severe delays >> it has gotten bigger better--but not as bad as it was-earlier. airport officials said there was the least 100 fault thousand passengers. most of them saw delayed. 112,000 passengers. >> after spending thanksgiving here actually and her family are going back to philadelphia. traveling after the busiest traveling day and going ahead she thought that are troubled they would be smoot. >> we saw that it was 8- travel hour delay. >> a spokesperson said that the airport had to go on flow control because of the fog which cuts the amount of landings from 60 to cut the amount of 30. >> delays of 60-90 pfennigs in duration. >> this was after one of a 30,000 travel through yesterday. today, not as many travelers but there were more delays and cancellations. and 43 cancellations and 134 different flights and three of those for international. >> we have three kids. >> the passengers should check with their airlines and status of their flight. >> they kept saying that our flight was

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thelection candidates are still .ampaigning f dawnopen at the crack o obama asked the .ation for four more years we begin with senior political thuman. scott >> soon enough, the president will join us here in chicago. a state with only six electoral grabs.p for the first lady is getting ready to introduce the president and his final campaign rally of the .ace .t has been a day of star power earlier tonight, bruce and president clinton was in pennsylvania .oday it was here at a field office in 125 employees calls today inne wisconsin. earlier the president made a a field officet in ohio. his day with aut interviews, make some and then watch members come in here at mccormick plaza in downtown chicago. >> thank you, scott. the romney campaign is finishing .hings in new england >> rebecca cooper is following campaign from new hampshire. >> the crowd inside here at , it waser and irina supposed to be a 10:00 p.m. soly but it got pushed back the candidate could take one to columbus.rip an enthusiastic crowd inside, on the stage getting them warm up. a crowd of thousands waited .utside in the cold and snow make the mostd to of his final day. not

scott tells us why they're in fashion. the action begins now. >>> welcome f rom the nasdaq market site in the heart of new york city's times square, i'm melissa levy. these are the trades and stocks closing on the highs of the today. only stock america is watching right now, apple. it reversed and closed flat for the session, setting up for an apple rally. analysts what did you make of the action? >> i was trading a lot of apple today, you can follow us on twitter and on the site. we were buying call spreads yes, buying more today. we were looking for cap it lags that says, i just want out, painful, painful press action. >> it's a big swoop down. >> this was the largest volume since march, the middle of march on apple. we saw it on a rapid, down $10, up $10, over the course of 30 minutes, a short-term bottom. this doesn't mean happy days are here again and apple is going back to 700. no way do i think apple hits 700 again. but it's a short-term bottom. >> the relative strength in apple hit the weakest point. we saw a quick 15% rally. apple such a big componen

f john: now more e election myths. obama's director of research says polls don't matter. i have been fooled. in 1980 everyone missed the reagan landslide. can accurately predict? once go to scott rassman said. polls are trashed all the time. >> of course, . they are trashed by the team that is losing. you cannot trust them or be have secretive permission. we are shocked when a poll gets it wrong. in 2008 the entire industry missed hillary clinton wiing in new hampshire because those don't happen. john: nawaz looking for poll mistakes. i was looking. >> 1948 if i was not around. john: how do you sample? >> the theory is called 1,000 and the numbers at random. but we don't do that began shafted place more erred calls in california and wyoming because of population. whites answer more than non-whites. women answer more than men. even then you have to wait the sample to make sure you have the right mix. john: how do do that? >> it is from the statistics cour we know we have 52 percent of women in this day we want to make sure the sample matches. john: criticism. you favor republicans. "time" magazine says you are conseative leaning and rasmussen polls are biased. >> there is alys

scott brown inican@ massachusetts. >> this victory belongs to you. you did this. you did this. you did this. for every f that has been chipped and squeezed and hammered, we're going to fight for a level playing field, and we're going to put people back to work. [applause] that is what we're goido. >> in missouri, democratic incumbent senator claire mccaskill held on to receive, defeating republican challenger todd akin. the race drew national attention after congress member a can claimed women are able to suppress pregnancy in instances rape." mccaskill celebrated with supporters shortly after the concession. >> things do not always turn out the way you think they're going to. i just called clare mccaskill @and gave her congratulations because the way the numbers are looking, we lost this race. >> and all said it's over, it's done, it is too red. there is no way that clare mccaskill can survive. well, you know what happened? you proved them wrong. but in wisconsin, democratic congressmember tammy baldwin defeated republican tommy thompson in wisconsin senate race, becoming the first openly gay u.s. sena

f john: now more e election myths. obama's director of research says polls don't matter. i have been fooled. in 1980 everyone missed the reagan landslide. can accurately predict? once go to scottrassman said. polls are trashed all the time. >> of course, . they are trashed by the team that is losing. you cannot trust them or be have secretive permission. we are shocked when a poll gets it wrong. in 2008 the entire industry missed hillary clinton winning in new hampshire because those don't happen. john: nawaz looking for poll mistakes. i was looking. >> 1948 if i was not around. john: how do you sample? >> the theory is called 1,000 and the numbers at random. but we don't do that began shafted place more erred calls in california and wyoming because of population. whites answer more than non-whites. women answer more than men. even then you have to wait the sample to make sure you have the right mix. john: how do do that? >> it is from the statistics course we know we have 52 percent of women in this day we want to make sure the sample matches. john: criticism. you favor republicans. "time" magazine says you are conservative leaning and rasmussen polls are biased. >> there is

scott. he goes through a very long list of things the federal reserve has done and is doing and really makes no change at all as expecteded in the qe programs o ff the fed and they're going to revisit the end of operation twist at the upcoming meeting in december. he's saying look, this is one of the big things that's within our control is the fiscal cliff and he's also bringing out the debt ceiling and suggesting you know what? there could be some upside from reducing those head winds. >> if he make ts a statement to the effect of the financial crisis reducing potential of the economy that you're looking at gdp potential, could be lower than 2.5%, does that tell us that the fed is likely to be more active for a longer period of time as a result of that? does it change the thinking at all inside the room? >> scott, you just got at the thing that i said earlier, we have to think more about what that means for fed policy. on the one hand, lower potential growth could mean inflation would hit sooner because it means total capacity of the economy may be smaller than we thought and this idea of temporarily lowering potential, it's like an oxy moron

. >> scott we just learned the state board of elections here in virginia has temporarily suspended the reporting of election results f z there now. >> pelley: there really has been two presidential campaigns in this country. in 41 states people have watched the presidential campaign on their newscasts. in nine states, they had not been able to get away from the relentless bombardment of presidential campaign ads. >> a lot of those ads talked about were focused on the women's vote in virginia which in 20089 was 54%, according to exit polls it's 52% which is down, which is not good news for product who usually has been among women. here's something interesting that debate we had where they talked about, mitt romney talked about having binders full of women to fulfill some jobs in the massachusetts state house. immediately after that the romney team was concerned they would have a problem with women voters so he went up with an ad in virginia that said he does not oppose contraception and abortion should be legal in cases of rape, incest and to save a method' mother's life. quickly the obama team responded to the ad in