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onok at the polls evy hour a sense, and you get .hat this is very tight in the battle ground states, yoyou don't find wide margins between the candidates. y yes, the first debate made in campaign.difference in the it alled mitt romney to himself with no on the part of the president as reasonable mitt. gogone was the saber-rattling mitt, keep out foreigners mitt, suspectsitt and caracas --ack to [laughter] he became reasonable, intelllligent,oised, forget the islands and the swiss bank accounts. ththat did change the race. bruni of "the new york --es" made a telling point debate was so important because it made obama after the first truculent, and he overcompensasated for his performance and the first debabate tryin to catch u. >> apparently at mayor michael bloomberg did not care much the debates but he did about sandy and he did endorse the prent. >> it was interesting, the reason he gave for the .ndorsement unmentioned issue in the campaign, climate change. >> bloomberg is a popular guy in but in other quarters he is not. males -- thete is, by the angry white males going to come out of t

yoyou have an intereresting biography, the son of anan electrician who ended up at columbia universitytown law school. now extremely successful. >> i came down here to law school where i m met my we. decided to stay in washington. i practiced law for a year and then i started into business. >> where did you get that know how? he you came from a union household. >> i hadad to work through college and law school. the firm was also a real-estate developer. i think that was one of the inspirations for me think about being an entrepreneur. >> you have evolved into a bank. >> we acquired a bank several years ago. it was one of the first failing stitutions we came in and saved. our business is always focused on lending money to small and midsize companies. we have built a good business focusing on n that niche. >> y have heard what your critics have said. the type of busininess that takes advantage of people in distress and businesses in distress. >> we were given an award in 2010 from the obama administration which was given to 60 ban in the couountry out of 8000. it is an exaxample of the k

yoyou can. i don't know they voted on more spending. >> there is some truth to what you say. >> a lot. >> all truth. neil: a little. >> we're in the pregehmannal sis, thi -- we in the pregame analysis, does everyone believe we're getting threw this without any spending cuts, of course, not, here is what is going on happen decemr 31 we take steps to resolve some tax issues, it will have a lot to did with how we approach taxes next year, you will seeesome discussion, on cutting some spending but is that going to be carried over? neil: here is what i'm worried about. my point is -- >> you and i will remember this you were not even born. >> 92 neier was i then. neil: you are right. >> he was responsible. neil: idea was, i will raise taxes if you guise come back with spending cuts, he raised taxes, they did notome back with spending cuts. are republicans risking going down the same politically disastrous road. >> we have to cut a lot. there is so much waste. neil: you know closing loopholes and that.

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yoyou mentioned the fool's gold remark about pennsylvania so i will go to you.i can go back on that now, can i? >> we have tape of everything now. >> the republicans think there's a real possibility there. mitt romney is going there on the election day after going there yesterday. they clearly think something is going on in pennsylvania, but i think i'm going to stick with my analysis. pennsylvania is a state that republicans get excited about at the end after campaign and then is goes democrat. >> maybe in a short time new hampshire starts up. they will start voting in two nice little tiny towns in new hampshire. who gets new hampshire some. >> i this in a tie it goes to mitt romney. it's a state he knows them well. he has a residence there. it borders -- it's next to massachusetts and their old friends. i think in a race that tight it just doesn't seem like obama is going to win new hampshire to me. >> michael, iowa? >> well, the polls in iowa have been flipping back and forth a little bit. if i had to place a bet i would go to the des moines register, the big