>> bob: richard nixon. >> andrea: just check. we want people to die, we don't love the environment.r. i thought about my rezax to the e. coli video and anything i'd say about nancy pelosi would get me fired. i wonder what else they are lying about. think about that for a second. >> eric: with we squeeze another topic in. you didn't get to talk about something important to you. we didn't get to it. >> bob: after all the talk and out of context ridiculous statement about barack obama saying you didn't build it, we keep using here. interesting to see that mitt romney doing the '92 olympics, in salt lake city, he went for a congressional committee. this is what he said. without question. we simply could not host games in salt lake if it were not for the enormous spending and services of the federal government. you are exactly right, mr. romney. i'm glad that you said that. i wish as usual you hadn't changed your mind about things now and pandered to the right. it's true. it is a business. olympics is a business. they are trying to make money. i give them credit for doing a good job of h

reverend bob richards. he was a great motivational speaker. you thought you could win anything after the sermon he would give on sunday. i was ready to go get him. i love that guy. he was awesome. >> do you feel professional suffers a lack of coverage? only events on newspapers. what can be done to reverse this? >> espn covers a lot of the u.s. open series, which leads up to the u.s. open. we have more hours of television probably than any other sport. the trouble is it's not in prime time every time. i think a lot of people -- it's hard. if you want to root for a player commits a player and we need more american champion. we've got ernie fish and john is there. our poster boy for collegiate. david benjamin, head of the ata. sean is not graduated from the university of georgia, top 10 in the world. we never thought i would probably happen. he is our poster boy now. i told him he was in trouble. i've been trying to get more young people to go to college. they'll want to turn pro when they're not good enough quite frankly. when you go to college

to explain more here's richard with thursday's preview. of bob minton is certainly not a sport the rush is how much success we have over the last few years however that could be about to change on thursday on day six of the london two thousand and twelve olympics as a women's doubles team of. compete in the last four and of a minute managed to win backlash they will move through to the gold medal game how on earth had a bit of help on the way as for the leading pairs from around the world to chinese teams one from indonesia one's from south korea were disqualified for not trying hard enough during their round robin games or russia's only have a lot of success on the judo man's hands this competition so far with two golds and a bronze to show for baffert so far and they'll be hoping to increase fan tally on thursday as a men's one hundred kilogram accounts agree to gear high ball lie if he's competing as well as in a winning seventy eight kilogram category that's where you'll be having efforts a time when a medal for russia as well for even a new

been around this game 40 years i remember when people went to bed in 1968, and thought richard nixon was picking bob dole. he came out and there is ronald reagan looking at that camp. wasn't interested in george bush three days later, george bush is the nominee. there are all changes and i think key thing is that any one of these will have great support. >> right. we're talking tonight about paul ryan going on the family vacation. carl says it's something normally happens, always happens this time of the year, do you see, do you read anything into that? >> no. absolutely not. and that is -- jet airlines wherever he goes. you'll get him back quick. >> always a way to get in touch. >> and a good thing if it is ryan. he doesn't need any training. he knows his area better than anyone and probably anyone else in the party. going to have to defend his budget. it's a very complicated budget born with it moving in the right direction. who better than the architect of it. >> exactly. mitt romney begins a bus tour tomorrow, ed, certainly through florida, virginia, ohio. do you think rob portman will be joinin

dick lugar and richard murdoch. mike lee and bob bennett where tea party backed mike lee.ne, the tea party -- don't forget. ted cruz didn't win the election. he scored lower but the margin was thin so it went to another primary runoff primary. he won with substantial amount of the vote. because the tea party got behind this guy. they're in out frons. at the senate level. >> greg: the cruz victory reiterates the impact of a party that the media revileed. i'm still waiting for the candidate from occupy wall street to come out. somebody has to post their bail. >> kimberly: oh, my goodness. >> greg: cheap shot wednesday. >> kimberly: concern? are the democrats saying tea party has power? >> bob: shaking in our boots. before the primary, the democrats had no chance in texas. now they have a chance. one thing about the tea party, they can be effective in the republican primaries and caucuses. the turn-out was not high. it can have an impact. give them credit for the impact. they nominated a guy way off to the right. canadian. he's cuban. i mean, mexican americans and cuban ameri

bob. tough wild card franklin johann hill. and looking for the love demarcus richard. to keep it quiet? >> they don't trust me to say much of anything. >> jimmy: i didn't know this until today, you are the priceless -- the voice of the priceless guy on the mastercard commercials. >> that's true. >> jimmy: how long have you been doing that? >> 15 years. >> jimmy: that's a great gig. >> ooh. [ applause ] >> jimmy: do people know it's you? >> there are some things money can buy. i switched it around. well, you know, when i went to graduate school, we were sort of told take the shotgun approach to acting. do whatever you can. voiceovers, industrials, so i auditioned for tons and tons of voiceovers. this is one i ended up getting to do the demo for, because the advertising agency was trying to win the account. when they won the account, mastercard said use the voice that you used in the demo. so 15 years later, you know? >> jimmy: what did you get paid for the demo. >> $250. >> jimmy: now you get more. you are locked in at that -- >> i am great at voiceovers. i'm not great

. >> bob: when the rolling stones give elvis presley credit for their music. they were influenced by the chicago blues. keith richardhe talks about elvis presley all the time. he had a huge impact. crossover. dick clark, guy that brought out -- [ inaudible ] regular basis near the end. he passed away. a great guy. he did american bandstand. elvis was responsible. >> kimberly: the hip shaking, didn't want to show it. before my time. >> bob: conservative church move in the the south, they banned him. >> kimberly: one of those shows. >> bob: gospel hour things. >> brian: ed sullivan. >> bob: he was on that but they shot him waist up. that's what they do with me. [ laughter ] >> brian: it is amazing that he only lived to 42. number two, nobody was in strong enough in his life to say elvis, you are killing yourself. you have more talent than anyone in the planet. get in there and settle down and lose weight. >> bob: should we also not say, forget to say that madonna turned 54 years old today. >> kimberly: happy birthday, madonna. she looks fantastic. >> andrea: a legend in her own right. she has hung around, as you said,

richard nixon. it is the way he got the job that makes this exhibit so special. >> on the shores of the potomac, the museum is about to unveil a very unique collection. >> bob served as the white house and cook under three presidents and this includes items given to him by the presidents and their wives. >> here is a close-up of my father holding johnson's jacket. >> originally a farmer from guam he joined the u.s. navy. he served the meal of his lifetime to another young navy man, john f. kennedy. >> my father made him a bowl of chili and i guess it was enough to impress kennedy. he said, one day i will go into politics. i would like to come back for you. >> when kennedy became president he kept his word. the two men bonded over food but also family and religion. >> he was more than just an employee. they had a special relationship. >> chief bob as he was called stayed on to serve president johnson and nixon. after 30 years in the navy he retired. but he remained -- he kept special reminders from his service and left them to his son. >> these collectibles were very important to him. he admits there was something missing, that chili recipe with the presidential st

bob mcdonnell will join us and debbie wasserman schultz as well as ari fleischer is also joining us. it's monday, august 13th and "starting point" begins right now. >>> welcome, everybody. introing our team, richardwriter for the new yorker.com. a washington correspondent for the new yorker. will cain. john berman brings us the news. i'm surrounded by a bevy of handsome men. what a great way to come back from vacation. more, more. our "starting point" this morning, 36 hours at each other's side, they sound like a couple. mitt romney, his new running mate. they're splitting up and will go their separate ways. he says he is very happy with his new teammate and ryan seems honored by his new role. at one point he was tearing up with emotion yesterday. that was at a stop in wisconsin. and it surely sounds like he is ready for a fight. here is what he said. >> going to help him win this race so we can do it for the american people. we're going to split up more often than not and double our efforts. so, to me, this is -- it was one against two for a while and now two against two. we'll redouble our efforts and bring a message to the country. here is how you get the country back on track. >> president ob

bob dole chose jack kemp to emphasize supply side economics but those ideas have been around for a number of years and weren't so clearly at that point identified with secretary kemp of dwight eisenhower chose richardon who had been very involved with the anti-communist idea in 1952 but, again, not so much so as representative ryan. so i think this this situation really is a unique one. >> it's so interesting you mentioned jack kemp who was a mentor to paul ryan but do you see is there the risk, perhaps, that paul ryan could eclipse mitt romney? >> well, i think it's difficult to be eclipsed by the vice presidential candidate. there will be three debates, only one presidential debate. the presidential candidates will receive a lot more attention, but i think it does create a situation for governor romney that it's a little bit delicate. on the one hand, the ryan economic plan really now is owned by governor romney. if he trace to retreat from it, is there some indications he may be doing a little bit, then it creates the impression that he's a little bit of changing his position, which is something that he's been accused of doing in the past. so it creates a difficult dynamic for him, i think. >> a