but mitt did not. >> well we love boris johnson. i think i look like the guy anyway, so i like him a lot. let me ask you, chris. what do you think is going on here? you're allowed to dump on your country or its problems at home, but don't come in from somewhere else and start doing it? >> i think that's exactly right. us british are not very good at positivity. we've been whining about the olympics for several weeks now. you've heard about the problems with the security. the taxi drivers, the cabdrivers have been moaning about the olympic route network. you get them in every olympics, of course. but there is nothing quite like somebody coming from overseas, telling us that we're not behind our olympics, for brits to really get behind it. i think so since mitt romney rocked up a couple days ago, you can almost see the brits put their arms around the olympic stadium saying, you know what? we are behind this. i've been watching some of the opening ceremonies secretly because you can't see it for a couple of hours yet. everyone is behin

boris, my target's par on the euro. where is your ultimate? >> he's not talking about tomorrow, weiss. i mean, comment on. >> i understand, i understand, but my point is for people listening out there don't worry about the short term pop because it's a moment in time as we've said. boris what is your ultimate target in the euro and do you see greece leaving the euro? >> you know, great question. frankly, my, everybody who knows me knows my time frame is 72 hours so that's why i try to stay away from longer term targets but parity could be possible if we have a fracture. greece is a side show. i've always said that greece is irreparable. greece needs debt forgiveness. there's no way you can reconcile the situation in greece and try to move pegs on the table. greece at this point is a side show. it's really all about spain and italy and with spain at 7.5 or above it's becoming an untenable situation, so your short probably is the right trade on a longer term basis. >> boris, good stuff, appreciate the conversation as always. boris schlossberg fr

his name is boris jon and apparently he was on this program and was very nice. [ laughter ] it's good laughter ] but actually boris is right, this is a time for londoners to be fill with excitement and writtan to rain supreme once more. a problems of security guards. >> 24 hour walkout by bodder guards. >> transportation nightmares. >> jon: thomas the tank engine has crashed killing 50, stone heng has toppled like dominos and london bridge is falling down, i repeat london bridge is falling down. ♪ my fair lady". like an angel. [ laughter ] let's go through them one by one. security, how bad can it be? >> one police officer told us that the hotel where officials are staying there were supposed to be 80 guards, two showed up and within was arrested because he had marijuana in his pockets. [ laughter ] >> jon: you know it's bad when johnny wake and bake is the responsible guard. i can't imagine what is in the pockets of the other 78 guys who didn't show up. you want special k? you just need a good security trainer, a guy who is going whip these guys into shape. >> undercover sun video sh

but mitt did not. >> well we love boris johnson. i think i look like the guy anyway, so i like him a lot. let me ask you, chris. what do you think is going on here? you're allowed to dump on your country or its problems at home, but don't come in from somewhere else and start doing it? >> i think that's exactly right. us british are not very good at positivity. we've been whining about the olympics for several weeks now. you've heard about the problems with the security. the taxi drivers, the cabdrivers have been moaning about the olympic route network. you get them in every olympics, of course. but there is nothing quite like somebody coming from overseas, telling us that we're not behind our olympics, for brits to really get behind it. i think so since mitt romney rocked up a couple days ago, you can almost see the brits put their arms around the olympic stadiums say say you know what? we are behind this. i've been watching some of the opening ceremonies secretly because you can't see it for a couple of hours yet. everyone is behi

then on the economy obviously boris, you were right. it matters most. you can say and has been trying to say we wind from horrendous to okay, not good and we're going to get to good down the road but somehow people are throwing that out entirely and seem not to be caring if you buy this number that mitt romney outsourced jobs, if you die that. is that debate not getting traction with the independent voters in the middle? >> certainly if you live in ohio, you live in virginia, you cannot go five minutes watching tv without seeing one of the negative ads one way or another. a lot of the voters are tuning it out. this election will come down to 200,000 voters in two states. more -- i think david pless said more money will be spent on the election to influence the smallest number of voters in any election in american history. we're talking about the outcome of the elections coming down to a small number of people. but the polling at large, we're seeing the president, you for his -- the three and a half years he was in office. it is hard enough -- you cannot

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it became more acceptable after the loss to soviets but this idea came from boris. >> do you feel badthe dream team based on that explanation? >> i'm asking steve. steve kornacki? >> i confessed to my co-host before the show that in 1988. i stayed up all hours watching the u.s. basketball team. heartbroken when they lost to the soviets. in 1992 i just felt bad for teams they played. the first game was 64-16 at halftime. i remember cheering for croatia then. i don't mean to be unpatriotic. >> these are american homegrown men. >> the underdog. nothing wrong with that. >> not raised in the institutions that they have in russia and other places. grown up on the streets of america. they have become great. they get paid well. capital system. you're going to root against them? >> let me reign this in. over the past 10, 15 years, we've had a lot of nba players go overseas playing internationally in development leagues and other teams. do you think the olympics sort of helped facilitate that sense of we don't have to play basketball here in the united states? >> no question. i think pretty muc

when we made "targets" and by the way, boris didn't kill anybody.g vietnam veteran who was killing people. we knew we were dealing with a violent subject and it was important to try to not glorify the killer, which is why we didn't have him killed at the end. a very amount of glory to getting killed if you know what i mean. >> sure. >> we decided to have him taken off by the police, which was a sort of inglorious finish. but i realize we were making a violent picture. it was part of the deal i had with roger korman, that was sort of what the movie was going to be about. but i tried to be as responsible as i could be in terms of how it would affect an audience. we didn't show certain things. it wasn't graphic. >> sure. >> and i think it's very important for filmmakers to be responsible when they are making a film of that kind of violence in it. >> howard, thanks to the great director peter bogdanovic. >>> coming up, "political animals" highlights the down and dirty world of politics. ellen burstyn will tell us what she thinks about mitt romney, next.

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for more i'm joined by boris ebb stein republican strategist daily caller and former mccain mccain-palinmunication aide. we have mitt romney and the g.o.p. congressional leadership. isn't this a nightmare? they're fighting over tax versus penalty and its hurting their message. >> it's not a face-off. there is no fight that mcconnell was wrong. mcconnell did not say that romney was wrong and you have not had romney talking about the mandate of tax versus not tax. what this is going to matter is the economy. is it important? yes, for people like you and i yes. but for voters, it is not. >> eliot: let me concede one issue to you, the economy will be more significant. but at this moment there is a trajectory to messaging when the economy is what mitt romney should be talking about and what everybody is talking about is gee, is mitt romney a taxer? did he impose a tax and is he and president obama the same on healthcare, something that he certainly doesn't want to acknowledge and mcconnell and boehner highlights that fact. i don't get why he has not been able to circumvent this and get on the

i actually knew boris johnson a little bit. and this is right in his wheelhouse.e british papers referred to mitt romney as the nowhere man this morning, which i thought was kind of humorous. since the war of 1812, it's been really tough to screw up the u.s./great britain relationship. it's really difficult to kind of put a monkey wrench into that, but he seems to have done it in record time. it's kind ofamusing. >> okay. it seems to me he was trying to be honest, but it wasn't just romney's comments about the olympics that got the british press riled up. many speculated that romney forget the name of britain's opposition leader ed miliband during a meeting between the two men and then there was romney's secret meeting, this to me seems like it should be the headline, secret meeting with the head of mi 6, the mi 6 britain's intelligence agency, to discuss the unrest in syria. only problem is that the meeting wasn't much of a secret because he told reporters about it. take a listen. >> i appreciated the insights and perspectives of the leaders of the government her

unbelievable. >> you and i have met boris johnson so yes, i can believe he did that. he's quite a character. >> he's great. there are a lot of politicians sitting around the table right there, seems to me, that's a pretty easy question to answer when you're seated in london on the eve of the games. what a wonderful city, i'm sure they're going to be ready, it's great games. a little context to it, he said well, you can never be prepared for what happens. some things might come up. they've had some problems. there is some context there, but i would take the easy out on that question, i think, in that situation. >> welcome to london. the white house didn't waste a moment. press secretary jay carney started his briefing pointing out that president obama has the utmost confidence in the uk's ability to manage -- >> how nice. >> the olympic games. joe, i don't -- i mean this is -- i'm not sure how fair this is. mitt romney did run the olympics. >> listen, he ran the olympics and i'm sure he thought that he was giving a legitimate analysis to brian williams and talking abou

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don't make boris johnson mad. the mayor did walk that back a bit saying romney clarified his comment, but he was not alone. the prime minister took a jab at romney, suggesting that the challenges posed are far more complicated than thes romney faced in salt lake city a decade ago. >> we are holding an olympic games in one of the busiest, most active bustling cities anywhere in the world. of course it's easy if you hold them in the middle of nowhere. >> the mayor of salt lake city was not happy about that, but he was asked about it early this morning and he was in full walk back mode. >> i am convinced that the people are ready for the games. in just a few moments all the things politicians say will get swept away because the athletes are taking the stage. the games are about the athletes. they have been highly successful. >> two things stand out. his trip was designed to be risk-averse putting him in friendly territoriy that should have limited him this opportunity and this was civil-inflected. this was an easy on

some way he would have been the no. 1 choice had he not selected scott boris, the high-powered agent.ut. at least he thought the money wasn't right. he'll pitch at stanford. >>> serena williams rolling at the bank of the west tonight. no problem continuing her dominance. she easily dispatches 6-seed chanel sheppers in straight sets. 6-4, 6-1. of the tournament, as long as serena is playing, to show you how rough it's been, they had to bring in pete sampris to play the exhibition. >> who else is in the tournament? >> don't ask me. that's my joke when someone says i love the as. name five as! do you think less of me? >> no, i do not. maybe a little. >> you know what i'm reading your mind right now? it'sed from, i've had enough -- it's friday, i've had enough. >> no, no. you scolded me earlier for making too much noise. so now i'm quiet. >> okay, thank you . [ laughter ] >> jeremy lin -- after i scold a fellow anchor. you ever see scolding on any other station? never! it's always make it a good day and how are you! >> not here. [ laughter ] >>> all right, jeremy lin signed a $25 million

boris, good to have you on the show. >> how are you guys? two-year lows. how low do we go? >> go to 120 if the situation in europe does not improve. dougie kass is right. european policiesmakers not taking it seriously enough. inertia, market completely disappointed with ecb. we need ecb to become the buyer of last resort, create confidence in the market so other players coin and buy sovereign debts of italy and spain and lower interest rates. otherwise it's an untenable situation. they cannot refinance at 7, 8% money given a zero interest rate world. euro in a tough spot now. >> don't we believe we'll ultimately get there. we know the end of the road. there's a lot of potholes here and there. we have to get around them. >> the problem is market forcing their hand. above 7%, 8% the new demarkation, that's when they will come in and start acting. it's always too late and perhaps too little at this point. the euro looks like a wounded animal and could go to 120 if we don't stabilize, get any kind of proper policy movements out of europe at thi

find out what london mayor boris johnson told ross about the games. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] drive a car filled with as much advanced technology as the world around it. with the available lexus enform app suite, you can use opentable to make restaurant reservations. during the golden opportunity sales event, get great values on some of our newest models. this irsuit of perfection. >>> >>> the countdown is nearly over. the world's eyes are on london tonight as the opening ceremonies kick off. a billion people are expected to watch the spectacle and the sporting events have already started of course with the football tournament. >> meanwhile companies sponsoring the games are pulling out all the spots to make the most of their moment in the spotlight. will it be to the detriment of the olympic spirit and to the smaller businesses who are trying to ride on the coattails of the world's biggest sporting event. tom mckinsey went to find out. wroip a price tag of more than a 9 billion pounds the olympics have not come in cheep. without a cash

he had given them something that was big rather than only little things then maybe -- >> meanwhile, borisnson, the mayor of london, is using romney's one line to launch the "boris johnson for prime minister" campaign, like a scene from "love actually" -- >> conservative prime minister was highly critical of mitt romney. this is not -- this is david cameron. >> he was not highly critical. >> of course he was. >> he threw the guy an elbow over -- >> again, he said we don't get the whole olympics in the middle of nowhere. he was clearly irritated. he offended the prime minister who's hardly fleet street. >> sometimes men will be boys. thanks to both of you. >>> a new order after a series leaking involving the case. >>> plus twitter, it was down for so long today. there was a reason and it could be a real threat to the u.s. presenting androgel 1.62%. both are used to treat men with low testosterone. androgel 1.62% is from the makers of the number one prescribed testosterone replacement therapy. it raises your testosterone levels, and... is concentrated, so you could use less gel. and with and

he had given them something that was big rather than only little things then maybe -- >> meanwhile, borisson, the mayor of london, is using romney's one line to launch the "boris johnson for prime minister" campaign, like a scene from "love actually" -- >> conservative prime minister was highly critical of mitt romney. this is not fleet street. this is david cameron. >> he was not highly critical. >> of course he was. >> he threw the guy an elbow over -- >> again, he said we don't get the whole olympics in the middle of nowhere. he was clearly irritated. he offended the prime minister who's hardly fleet street. >> sometimes men will be boys. thanks to both of you. >>> a judge in the colorado shooting has issued a new order after a series of leaks involving the case. >>> plus twitter, it was down for so long today. there was a reason and it could be a real threat to the u.s. o [ male announcer ] research suggests the health of our cells plays a key role throughout our entire lives. ♪ one a day men's 50+ is a complete multi-vitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. ♪ it has mor

when we speak to people, when you hear from boris johnson or david cameron, it looks like a huge thing that's exploded but as you talk to some people on the streets, a lot of them are still just learning about it from the papers. they barely heard the initial comment. the problem is it's resonating because in that echo chamber it gets passed all around this country and europe. >> of course, the echo chamber back here. eugene, this was the trip where he was going to show his prowess overseas and show >> right. it wasn't a great way to start. one of the papers said his charm offensive was utterly devoid of charm and mildly offensive. so it's interesting that he's a guy who thinks he knows a lot about the olympics. when mitt romney is in situations when he thinks he knows a lot, he's the expert. peter, the other question -- >> the amount of information you have to date. we've laid out all that's required by law and then some. the same as john mccain. we just don't want to give the dnc more things for them to pick at. distort them the way they have already. >> peter, what are they saying i

for more on the currency trade, let's bring in boris. you're into onion rings and fries? okay.t's going on here? what's the next move for the euro? >> i like euro to be the on the you knowsi upside again the aussie. there's a lot of evidence that the china data can be soft. a lot of the retailers in china have seen a very soft second quarter. if the gdp, if the industrial production misses today, i think it will suffer. >> what are your levels there? >> at around 121.50 right now. and a target of 122. mainly for the bounce back. that pair is so oversold. i think the late shorts will get squeezed if china misses today. >> you have a target on the euro versus the dollar? >> the euro versus the dollar can trickle down to 120 if we have a strong appetite. >> and also with the euro -- the u.s. dollar, right? >> right. euro/u.s. dollar. you could have a situation that the euro and the aussie will fall. i think the aussie will fall. >> all right, boris, good to see you. >>> coming up, activists ramp up their stakes in nav astar. should you? chesapeake climbing more than 25% in two mon

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. >> this week on "inside washington," mitt romney on defense as the president boris n. on bain capital. >> that goes to the rationale of his candidacy. returns, theax headache he refuses to treat. >> the american people are asking where are the jobs. they are not asking where in the hell are the tax returns. >> the uprising in syria. >> spreading out of control. >> a suicide bomber targets tourists in bulgaria. >> it was part of a global campaign of terror carried out by hezbollah. >> a summer of the storms and extreme heat and drought. acts of god or the wages of environmental sin? >> we are asking god to send us the rain we need. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> bain capital, of sourcing, short tracks offshore tax accounts, tax returns. mitt romney has been on the defensive even though the issue on which he chooses to run, the economy, runs a slow pace. at has been about romney's bain capital and his refusal to release tax returns even though some republicans want him to do so. >> romney has released just one full year of his tax re

at an olympic lighting ceremony this evening london's free speaking mayor boris johnson wasn't appeased. >> a guy called mitt romney who wants to know whether we're ready. he wants to know whether we're ready. are we ready? [ cheering ] >> yes we are! >> reporter: and today back in washington the white house tried to capitalize on mitt romney's gaffe and the president's spokesman jay carney declared the president has the, quote, utmost confidence in our close friend and ally the united kingdom in hosting these games. >> it got interesting in a hurry. safe travels as you go on now to israel and poland. peter alexander here with us in london to start us off. >>> there was of course much more to our conversation with governor romney, including talk about the economy, his plan to fix what ails the united states is, after all, the crux and motivation of his campaign. and we talked about it here in london. >> for me this campaign is overwhelmingly about getting more good jobs for middle income americans, getting them rising incomes. when that happens, they'll have more money to buy the things

it's not a complaint that gets any sympathy from london's mayor boris johnson. >> they were complainingabout the rain. they're now complaining about the sun. i think... >> reporter: they're complaining about the lanes is what they're complaining about. is it necessary for a city to prostrate itself were the i.o.c. the way cities have to in order to hold the games. >> well, you know, we're not prostrating ourselves before anybody. >> reporter: holing an olympic games is a big risk. their smooth running-- or not-- can make or break a city's reputation. are you sleeping nights? >> until about 5:00 in the morning. >> reporter: and the games haven't even officially begun. the opening ceremony isn't until friday. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: there was an incident at the games today before north korea played soccer against colombia. have a look. this is the north korean flag and this is the south korean flag. it's hard to mix them up. but on the scoreboard they put up the wrong flag. and the north koreans refused to play for more than an hour. the organizers apologized and north

while one of the darker chapters of the olympics has been commemorated in london the city's mayor boris johnson on feeling a plea commemorating the eleven members of the israeli team who were killed in the one nine hundred seventy two munich massacre it's really a limpid committee members and relatives of the victims in attendance coming up to forty years after the tragic event on palestinian terrorists stormed into the ledge on the night of september fifth one thousand nine hundred seventy two taking members of the israeli team hostage eleven people were later killed following field rescue attempts by german police. rejected calls for a minute's silence during the opening ceremony on friday but darren teed security will be top notch for the three week competition. moving on we're arching still chunk is new trick earned him a top place finish at the third stop of the cliff diving world series over the weekend the twenty eight year old getting the better of top ranking rivals gary hunt on our london decay for his first victory of the season the ever innovative russian executing a buck ar