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and people just don't buy that it's called the tea party trout and people are really stuck at ted rall thank you very much indeed for joining us live from new york. the high price of refuge thousands of pounds i handed to british authorities after violated his conditions for release he caught up with one of the people he posted bail find out whether he's still fully behind the world's top whistle blower that coming your way very soon here in altie. three blocks of the syrian capital killing at least fifteen people in the district traditionally loyal to president assad it's the third day in a row damascus has been the target of terrible thing that's as moscow's claim sophisticated american so it has to missiles are making their way into the hands of rebel militias in syria more now from. the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov speaking in the jordanian capital of amman has warned against western powers supplying syrian opposition fighters with illegal weapons he says that russia has evidence as well as information that the fighters are being supplied with high tech a face of equipmen

while oil pulled back a few cents after ralling more than $3 during the regular session. also making news-- united is canceling 500 flights in the north east ahead of a storm that is expected to hit parts of new york and new jersey already devastated by superstorm sandy. mark sebastian of option pit mentoring gives us our first look at the trading day, and what do you anticipate on this post-election day mark? > > well, president obama won, so let's look at what his policies are really going to do. i think he's a weak dollar president. so what does that mean? gold is going to rally, commodities are going to rally. i think you will still have people searching for yield, so the stock market is going to rally. we will see a big sell- off in the vix, and we should see a sell-off in the u.s. dollar as well. > > what do you think about gold and oil here? yesterday they both ramped up. > > we saw both buying ahead of an obama victory. there is a strong belief that gold could make an end-of-year run through its all-time highs toward that $2,000 level. oil is a little more demand-

markets and see what is happening because they are indeed as you can see trading rall the world today as bit of optimism in riyadh are investors though all reluctant to make any major moves ahead of the election and of course we've got the overriding fiscal cliff as well that remains at the forefront of investors' minds we'll have more of that latest check out europe and see what's going on there because the markets are getting sort of time four days is a very much a wait and see attitude right now but you can see go some healthy gains just we've also got the situation in greece as well tomorrow is a crucial great vote on the of the next tranche of aid as well to avoid bankruptcy we're going to be even taps on that let's check out the euro with see what the change rates are up to and we can see the euro is indeed gaining just that it's gaining a fraction although german is a must bank expects the pair to remain poor and to greece is saved by the other countries or if it's a there should try to check out ross so that we can see we've got some modest gains that softer the read a long ho

and would george washington, james madison, andrew jackson, theodore roosevelt, dwight eisenhower, rall reagan and bill clinton. lincoln has a special case in the successful second term. it's interesting to note that only the president had a more successful second term than the first or james madison and andrew jackson. the following is an accounting of the president elected to the second term and the reason for those are the trouble second term. member for field because of the war that seemed on winnable or for lack of preparedness. jefferson, truman, johnson and bush were the four. also failed because of economic crisis or the failure to act to detour such a crisis and these were jefferson, cleveland, coolidge, franklin roosevelt with a 37 downturn and george bush to eight failed due to their inability to leave with jefferson, wilson, truman, johnson, nixon and bush. they failed to to franklin roosevelt and richard nixon. four of them did not effectively communicate this agenda or initiative were jefferson, monroe, grant and cleveland. obviously the dominant source of failure for the

in no small measure to folks like rall and others that we talked to in staten island.hey are saying, what are you thinking? people for that. people s that. in the mayor had to say, well, i neil: all right. you might have heard, and just going to put him off. i did not want to make the leap that he is not an obama fan. my next guest is. he is a former ceo. the political vernacular, a surrogate as they call you. and obama circuit. good to have you. >> that is what they say. neil: that is what they say. what do you think of this economy's latest jobs report? the president saying it is a great, promising sign that things are getting better. mitt romney in ohio tonight saying, no, it isn't. it is the best that we could do. you knknow, another thing comin. what do you say? >> well, first thing is i think it is a sign the steady progress. we are going in the right direction. not as fast as any of us would like, but it is steady progress. i think it is also really important to look at the global context. this is not a local recession or a great recession that we just 70 u.s. i

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in no small measure to folks like rall and others that we talked to in staten island.ple for that. people saw that. in the mayor had to say, well, i in the mayor had to say, well, i guess enough of that. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. monarch of marketing analysis. with the ability to improve roi through seo all by cob. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. i'm going b-i-g. [ male announcer ] good choice business pro. good choice. go national. go like a pro. neil: all right. you might have heard, and just going to put him off. i id not want to make the leap that he is nt an obama fan. my next guest is. he is a former ceo. the litical vernacular, a surrogate as they call you. and obama circuit. good to have you. >> that is what they say. neil: that is what they say. what do you think of this economy's latest jobs report? the president saying it is a great, promising sign that things are getting better. mitt romney in ohio to

the automakers blamed proceed rall efforts.hey'll reimburse customers to cover the additional costs so associate wd that change. >>> it's been 456 days since this country lost its top create rating. despite a better than expected jobs r report, stocks closed in the red with the dow down 139 points and now, our fourth story "outfront." how much was the cia to blame for the attack in libya area "the wall street journal" today reporting that the mission was a cia operation. they report only seven of the more than 30 americans evacuated after the september 11th attack were working for the state department. the rest were with the cia. two of the four who died were publicly identified as state department security officers, but were actually working for the cia. adam, bob, a former operative. appreciate you taking the time. adam, you reported that tyrone woods and glen doherty were cia. have you learned why the cia was operate ng benghazi? >> after the fall of gadhafi in libya, it became clear to the cia and other officials that milit

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neil: eelectric rall e-- electos -- votes thus far. he has pulled ahead in the states that president obama was expected to win, remember you do need 270 to win, i must stress every single state we've been pulling up for you, including those mentioned, as expected. there are no surprises yet, remains to be seen as night ensues whether we'll see them, alabama is one as expected. deep south, heavy republican territory mr. mitt romney, ditto in mississippi, goes for mitt romney. a question later ol be state of north carolina. a state that tipped to brack book by slightest of margins, became a red state, then a blew state, could be red tonight, oklahoma goes to mitt romney, picks up 7 ete 7 economy heck -- electoral votes, the president, big surprise, we're not sees that at all as of yet. we're not seeing any senate surprises, bernie sanders in vermont, reelected. that is not a shock, and state went easily for barack obama. delaware home state of vice president, not a shock it goes for democrats as is the case, states we are watching closel

you know this man's view of more ralls and fiber and how ardently. he felt about that. >> it's very interesting. one time when i was interviewing him, we were talking about a couple of fellow officers who had been drummed out of the surface, in part because of infidelities. one was a friend. he spoke about them with this tone of contempt. that they had engaged in this dishonorable behavior. a previous guest told you that general petraeus has been doing just fine. i don't think he'll be doing just fine at all. i think he's deeply embarrassed. he didn't have to resign if he was a civilian cia directors. a general retires only when they go to bed at night. he still feels deeply military code. it's kind of a strange thing to be calling him a moral character in this context, but i think he resigned because he feels that he has violated a code. >> and suzanne, i know you've been speaking to many of your sources within the cia. how shocked are they at this? >> stunned. there's no better word for it, erin. something like this was just not seen at all on the

in dor rall.community close to about five republican strongholds and up to 0 30 miles away for a lot of african-american voters who cannot get there if they do not have a car. so one of the democratic campaigns running against david river rivera, people are talking about calling attorneys. it was chaotic because so many showed up, they actually closed early. it set up a real nightmare and i think you could wind up with a court challenge if people feel they were denied the right to vote. >> the president is one point ahead according to our last nbc wall street poll. it looks a lot, a reminder for everybody of '04 where president bush, the incumbent, was ahead. we've got john kerry from massachusetts, kind of the reverse now. you still feel pretty confident. >> i don't think we've seen a tightening. i think we've seen the national polls moving toward alignment with the swing state polls which show the president doing very well. if you go down most of the swing states, there's almost, there are very

>>reporter: after all the months of campaign, after all the ralls, after the millions of dollars of ads, it all comes down to you. it's out of my hands now. >> these last months of our campaign have seen the gathering of strength of a real movement across this country. it's evident in the size of these crowds like this tonight. my goodness. [ cheers and applause ] >> republican challenger mitt romney will cast his ballot this morning in massachusetts before heading to election day rallies in ohio and pennsylvania. in a possible indication of just how close this race could turn out, the new hampshire town of dixville notch cast its ballots just after midnight and reported its first-ever tie. five votes for president obama, five for governor romney. >> and there's no margin of error. >> exactly. >>> one of the battleground states in this campaign is, of course, the commonwealth of virginia. presidential candidates and their running mates have made many stops here in the closing weeks of the campaign. but the commonwealth is also the site of a very hotly contested senate race. kristin fish

but if you take how rall reagan did in 1980 when he carried 43 out of the 50 states and defeated an incumbenthrt and herbert hoover. he did among the various subgroups the women, african-americans, asians, hispanics, 18 to 29 and so forth and you overly his performance in 1980 over this electorate, he loses by the same amount that rahm needed -- romney did. this is a long-term problem for the party. the country is becoming more diverse. of the country's aging, and this is going to present some challenges for the party. i am relatively optimistic that they can find ways to build bridges to those voters that they need to get about it now. >> ralph you talk about demographics and we have other panelists we have ever heard from yet but since you were leaving early i want to ask you haven't mentioned the issue free of the conversation and the christian conservative community. it does seem to me to have a role. can you talk about foreign policy or the individuals and how the christian community is now with the conservative christian community is looking at those issues? >> we are still looking at a

when the rall came up, talking about the power of the movie business, i don't think i would have ever won if i haven't come from the movie business. at gave you the name recognition and in politics as much as in movies, y need the name recognition. very important. and you need to be likable. luckily i made movies that i was likeable. "the terminator" maybe not so. but even that was accepted. but anyway, the movie industry helped me to run for governor, to have the name recognition, the name likablity and i won. way ahead of my other opponents and i think there is a relationship there for me. and for they it was the greatest honor, greatest pleasure to be able to step into that job and toerve the state for seven years and as i said, as soon as i am finished i will go back to the movie business. that's why, you know, cin cinnatus, who ruled rome 200 years before christ, was one of the great believers. he went and r50u8d and as soon as i -- he finished he was a farmer again. i think that's cool. i want to go back and do wa i did before. i'm having the greatest time being back in the movi

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