it's not like, you know, consistently brent rises and wti falls. it is true the differential have flipped but that doesn't mean that the world pricing relationships in terms of a global market has changed at all. the norwegians were insulated from effects of rita and katrina. their prices went up at the same time even though they had nothing to do with them and even though their net exporter prices still went up. i don't agree with the premise of the question. >> okay. sir? you go ahead and we'll get the other gentleman. >> sorry. we had a long discussion about our supply shock, abundance, resources, how about the man shock. you are forecasting for it to grow but a lot of people are discussing china may experience much faster oil consumption if the current industry -- they assume driving patterns to the united states and all that stuff. i just would be interested in your opinion around that issue. >> okay. >> if there's a little bit of controversy over what we think about supply, there's significantly more controversy about what we think we know ab

, is because of this left wing editorializing. >> absolutely. >> brent, always great to see you. >> youet. >> coming up, a sitting congressman says american schools should be modeled after madrafas. and we'll remind our viewers of some of the incendiary comments congressman andre carson has said. stay with us. madrassa. madrasas. literally pay for itse. jim twitchel is this true? yes it's true. how is this possible? proper tire inflation, by using proper grades of oil, your car runs more efficiently, saves gas. you could be doing this right now? yes i could, mike. i'm slowing you down? yes you are. my bad. the works fuel saver package. just $29.95 or less after rebate. only at your ford dealer. so, to sum up, you take care of that, you take care of these, you save a bunch of this. that works. >> tonight on our great american panel, he's a senior editor at the daily caller, jamie weinstein is here, a democratic strategist and fox news contributor, julie riginski also joins us. and he's the author of "capital punishment," former lobbyist jack abram of joins us. i want to start with someth

like brent's own apartment it. will have a rolling shower and a large bedroom that can handle his walker. >> reporter: everybody will be happy. it's nice to have good friends. >> i do have friends around me. >> reporter: in laurel, karen gray houston, fox 5 news. >> what a wonderful way the community came together. if you'd like to donate, we posted the information on www.myfoxdc.com. >> certainly the generosity will change their lives. >>> a major victory in the fight against hiv and aids, details on the pill next. >> later she now writes thriller set in washington but she began as a local prosecutor, her career change and what she had to do to sell her first manuscript as we continue.  >>> a major milestone in the 30 year battle against hiv and aids. the fda approved the first drug shown to reduce the risk of hiv infection. truvada works as a preventive measure for people at high risk. cling cal studies showed the drug helped -- clinical studies showed the drug helped reduce infection rates

what's brent -- a year ago. what's brent thinking now?about the current players being recruited. we discussed this earlier tonight. first this is coach on brent. >> as of right now, he wants to stay. there are a lot of other schools that are preying on the current players at penn state hoping that they change their mind and want to transfer. for our current players interested in penn state, they have to look at the facts. you know, they won't be eligible to play for championships, but they still get opportunities to play at the highest level. >> all right, brooks continued by saying he's not really sure where penn state's future is headed in terms of wins and loses but would tell his student athletes you can still go there and get a solid education. >>> moving on to baseball now. let's go to some better news today. that's bryce harper, empire state in new york. where concrete jungle, where dreams are made of, and he's leaving the yard, folks. his first home run in almost a month. that made it 2-0. bases loaded. harper coming through again

, is because of this left wing editorializing. >> absolutely. >> brent, always great to see you. >> you bet. >> coming up, a sitting congressman says american schools should be modeled after madrafas. and we'll remind our viewers of some of the incendiary comments ♪ i'm making my money do more. ♪ i'm consolidating my assets. i'm not paying hidden fees or high commissions. i'm making the most of my money. and seven-dollar trades are just the start. i'm with scottrade. i'm with scottrade. i'm with scottrade. and i'm loving every minute of it. [ rodger riney ] at scottrade, we give you commission-free etfs, no-fee iras and more. come see why more investors are saying... i'm with scottrade. now? not so much. i got lotrimin ultra. it penetrates to soothe symptoms while it cures athlete's foot at its core. prescription strength lotrimin ultra. put your best foot forward. >> with hotwire's low prices, i can afford to visit chicago for my first big race and l.a. for my best friend's wedding. because when hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them. so i got my hotels for half-price!

brent's stepfather dna green told us. brent and jessica were very close, he said. was shot in the backside and also suffered shrapnel wounds. his stepfather said he's undergone surgery and still has injuries, though he's not in critical condition. jessica's last tweet said movie doesn't start for 20 minutes. she had narrowly escaped tragedy just a month ago. a sad irony. her brother and friends tell us she was at the eaton center toronto mall visiting her boyfriend jay, a minor league hockey player, when a shooting broke out in the mall food court just three minutes after jessica left it. she recounted the horror on her blog. i was reminded that we don't know when or where our time on earth will end, when or where we will breathe our left breath. i say all the time every moment we have to live our life is a blessing. i know i truly understand how blessed i am for each second i am given. >> poppy harlow joins me now. it is incredible jessica was there when that happened, and now in the movie theater. such horrible luck. you spent time with her brother yesterday, a s

brent crude, as well. highest prices since may 22nd. topping $108 a barrel at one point and it's taken the political premium has taken the entire petroleum complex higher and refined fuels and gasoline are climbing, as well. all of these geopolitical tensions have ramifications not only for oil but for the gas you put in the tank. back to you. >> sharon, thank you very much. >>> syria is iran's only major ally in the middle east. if assad falls, how will iran react? ali is an expert with the rand corporation and written or co-written several books on the islamic republic. good to see you. >> thank you. >> if assad goes down and seems as though things are indeed picking up speed towards that end, what will iran do? >> well, the regime in iran is becoming very nervous about what's going on in syria. they're the gateway to the power to the arab world. the connection to hezbollah in lebanon and sees itself under siege and thinks the u.s. is actively promoting the overthrow of assad. >> what reaction, what might the reaction be, for instance

factors in the market with brent today.ed on what's going on in norway. huge oil exporter. lock the workers out. it has to do with pensions. started july 9th, shut it down. so that is basically supply concerns fuelling a little bit of an uptick in brent today again and looking at the rest of the complex back here in the states, steven put together it nicely saying gas supplies might be a little low but demand is even lower. back the you. >> okay. let's big deeper in to the numbers. we have dan decker and always good to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> i was thinking we have wti there. right? in a so-so global economy. >> right. >> in some places a slowing down global economy. what happens to oil prices? >> right. this is what's been so interesting about this move. most people have been looking at the fundamentals and have been very bad. pmi numbers sort of been taken in by the siren song of this kind of slowing growth thesis and that's been driving a lot of the shorts in to the market. that i think is the major

avenue and brent wood boulevard. that is set to start at 8:30 p.m. >>> hit penn state with some of the most severe hits ever. some of that fall out includes an immediate impact on the legacy of long time coach joe paterno. >> the ncaa today said penn state's first culture allowed child abuse to occur. the harsh punishments came after holding penn state officials responsible. >> no price the ncaa can levy will impair the -- on his victims. however we can make clear that the culture, actions and inactions that allowed them to be victimized will not be tolerated in collegiate athletics. >> penn state officials say they accept the ruling. the penalties include a $60 million fine, a 4 year post season ban, removal of all wins from 1998 to 2011. the loss of 20 scholarships a year for 4 years and the school must create a fund to prevent child abuse and assist victims. additionally the big 10 conference said penn state is ineligible for big 10 conference championship games and will not receive shares of big 10 conference mon

brent higher than 1%, 98.88, below 100 bucks.en-year yield, 1.51, and 1.52, slight selling in the ten-year this morning. as for the dollar, weaker across the board. you're going to -- 1.2279 for euro. spain coming out raising the v.a.t. tax, and agreeing to punishment for the little guy in spain when it comes to their bank bailouts that's going to happen over there. a lot of news in europe today. the price of gold at this hour, lower by $4.50, 1575. >>> joining us, scott bower, senior market strategist. we haven't talked about, i wanted to with my co-anchors, we were happy about the futures yesterday, weren't we, early on? >> a little bit. >> up 70 points for a while. i said we had a couple of bad days and maybe, you know, we don't know how it will close but looked good at the open. what happened? we lost another 90 points yesterday, right? >> you know what, it's all complacency. even though we're entering earning season now, we saul alocoa the other day, it is complacency. there is overriding feeling on the trading floor that we

brent was shot in the backside and also suffered shrapnel wuds.he's undergone surgery, though still has major injuries. active on twitter, jessica's last tweet came around midnight, saying, "movie doesn't start for 20 minutes." she had narrowly escaped tragedy just a month ago. a sad irony, her brother and friends tell us she was at the eaton center toronto mall, visiting her boyfriend, jay, a minor league hockey player, when a shooting broke out in the mall food court, just three minutes after jessica left it. she recounted the horror on her blog. "i was reminded that we don't know when or where our time on earth will end. when or where we will breathe our last breath. i say all the time that every moment we have to live our life is a blessing. i know i truly understand how blessed i am for each second i am given." >> that's cnn's poppy harlow. >>> we've got much more ahead on cnn saturday morning about the shooting in colorado right after this. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a

he's nbc bay area's brent cannon. >> reporter: his message was clear and direct. >> i'm not a racist or murderer. >> reporter: in an interview, the first time he's talked to the media, george zimmerman discussed in detail the night he shot and killed trayvon martin, saying it was the unarmed teenager who initiated the deadly confrontation. >> he started bashing my head into the concrete sidewalk. i was -- as soon as he broke my nose, i started yelling for help, so i was disoriented. >> reporter: it was during that fight, zimmerman says, both he and martin reached for the gun strapped to his waist. >> at this point, i realized that it wasn't my gun, it wasn't his gun, it was the gun. >> reporter: a gun he fired one time, taking the teenager's life. zimmerman said he did not regret following martin that night or carrying a gun and there was nothing he would have done differently, but later in the interview he seemed to stray from that thought. >> but i do wish there was something, anything, i could have done that wouldn't have put me in the position where i had to take his life. >> rep

soon after, jessica's mother received a phone call from brent. >> i said, is she okay?, i'm so sorry. i screamed, please tell me she's alive. of course, he couldn't tell me that. >> reporter: jessica's life ended too soon and left her family struggling for answers. >> my life is forever changed and forever damaged. by one person's horrible violent choice. >> reporter: remembering a daughter they loved so dearly. >> we were blessed to have her every second. >> reporter: and that is the painful message that comes out of the loss of somebody like jessica ghawi. it's a reminder to everybody to love the people in their family, to enjoy their lives. one of the few messages we can pull out of a tragedy like this, dan and bianna. it helps us move forward together. the recognition that we have to appreciate life. you never know what will happen next. >> well put, chris. apparently, that young man, brent, who was in the theater with jessica acted quite valiantly. he was in danger as well. >>> for the other news of the morning, we turn to ron claiborne. >>> in the news, authoritie

we are joined now on the phone by brent's dad, larry.ve you with us today, welcome. >> thank you very much, it's great to be here. martha: i know that you are -- went as quickly as you could from text cast to colorado t texas to colorado to be with your son. what was it like when he first told you he was in the movie theater that night but that he was going to make it. >> he called us at the hous early, early friday morning, he said he had been shot and he was at the hospital and it was kind of sketchy. it didn't really sink in right away. the details weren't there yet, but i know that when i finally got my wits about me, then i started the process, okay, i've got to get there, and so i started in my mind making plans on how to make this trip, and i left san antonio airport, got into colorado late friday evening and went straight to the hospital. we were really blessed, because we had a family member already in place, his name was alan, and alan was there, he was talking to brent, so we know that -- we knew that it wasn't hopefully going

the station in brent wood and two others. along the chopping block.ork's fire station from this brent wood station was 3 miles away and the fire captain here says it may not seem like a significant business this closure will effect response time. >> it does matter because, well, you know, you can do 2:00 a.m. in the morning and we can shoot across early and there's no traffic. >> 3:00 in the afternoon and everybody is trying to come home from work. it's going to take us a little longer to get through town. >> now the closure here in that fire station are expected to increase fire response times. district y, the east county fire chief said it could take as long as 14 minutes for their crews to get to the outlying areas in the district and also a total of 15 firefighters are now out of a job today. ktvu channel 2 news. >> ribbon cutting ceremony is being held to reopen fire station 25. the station has been closed for 2 years because of city budget cuts thanks to federal grants that allowed the hiring and training of firefighters the station is made to a

in testimony, the commission's co-chairman, brent scowcroft, said nuclear waste storage is an area far too important for congress not to address. he added that the status quo is no longer acceptable and reforming policies is in our national interest. senator tom harper is chairman of the subcommittee and senator john baraso is the ranking member. this is just over two hours. >> one of my heroes and mentors from my time in the house. i appreciate that. today's hearing is really one of several that we hope to hold on the work of the blue ribbon commission on america's nuclear future as our committee starts to deliberate on how we move forward on what i think -- i think what we all believe is a very important issue of nuclear waste disposal in this country and really in the world. specifically today, we'll be focusing on the consent-based side and recommendations made by the commission. our senators will have five minutes for their opening statements and we'll recognize our first panel of witnesses. two members of the blue ribbon commission, itself. general scowcroft and dr. peterson will

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brent is back above 100 a barrel this morning.y in the strait of hormuz. >> reporter: that's right. rhetoric of the strait of hormuz helping oil prices and brent crude prices top $100 a barrel first time since early june. wti prices above $88 a barrel. the tensions of iran and reports they're doing missile testing. that has the market on edge. and this market is on edge ahead, of course, of a holiday where there's no trading tomorrow but a full trading session today. we have seen quite a lot of volatility in the oil market and not only oil that's seen the volatile and copper prices at a six-week high and a belief of the ecb to cut rates on thursday and easing is the hope or expectation of the metals market. gold and silver higher and traders in the gold market looking for gold to perhaps test the upside of $1640. that's the target for the gold market and we are looking at gold prices up about $20 or so. and at the highest level we have seen in two week's time. melissa, even though the nyse is closing early, traders here are overjo

brent and jessica were very close, he said.as shot in the backside and also suffered shrapnel wounds. his stepfather says he's undergone surgery but still has major injuries though is not in critical condition. active on twitter, jessica's last tweet came around midnight. saying, movie doesn't start for 20 minutes. she had narrowly escaped tragedy just a month ago. a sad irony. her brother and friends tell us she was at the eaton centre toronto mall visiting her boyfriend, jay, a minor league hockey player, when a shooting break out in the mall food court just three minutes after jessica left it. she recounted the horror on her blog. i was reminded that we don't know when or where our time on earth will end. when or where we will breathe our last breath. i say all the time that every moment we have to live our life is a blessing. i know i truly understand how blessed i am for each second i am given. >> poppy harlow reporting. joining me now is jordan, jessica ghawi's brother. i'm so sorry for your loss and for your family's los

that's where i talk about margaret brent and ann hutchison. so i had the beginning and end of the story but i didn't have the middle of the story. the middle of the story is what this last volume is, separated. >> you've also written about the salem witch trials. >> i have. >> tell us a little bit more. >> well, i could go on and on forever. i think that my understanding of the salem witch trials was really changed once i realized in the course of my research that the absolutely crucial factor in explaining the salem witch trials was the concurrent indian war which very few people know anything about. but if you know that there is a major indian war going on that salem village and all of essex county, massachusetts, was actually filled with refugees from the maine and new hampshire frontier, which is where the war was raging, and that a number of the afflicted people were among those refugees and that you can trace their biographies, as i did, and find out that they had traumatic experience as young people. one of the things that i argue is th

if that occurs, i think we could see brent back up over $100.ll depend on stimulus coming from china in cooperation with the rest of the world. and that i don't anticipate until we have the regime change probably in october, november. >> okay. warren, we'll watch out for that. warren gilman, chairman and ceo. >>> we'll bring you the latest on the libor rate rigging scandal and look ahead to the polish bank decision on interest rates. stay with us. we'll be right back. > >>> welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm beccy meehan. all eyes on former barclays ceo bob diamond as he faces a grilling in a uk parliamentary hearing. also questions over its role in the libor scandal. the barclays chairman starts to look for a new head of the bank, marcus agius said the unrelenting pressure forced bob diamond out. >> i think it was the fact this intensity was going to continue on and he felt he couldn't do what he needed to do. >> the contraction in the eurozone services sector eases a little in june. but pmi figures remain in negative territory supporting the

brent and jessica dropped to a prone position for cover.dvised for someone to calm 911 which brent immediately attempted to do. brent then heard jessica scream and notice that she was struck by a round in her leg. brent began holding pressure on the wound and attempted to calm jessica. it was at this time that brent took a round to his lower extremities. he goes on while still administering first aid he noticed that jessica was no longer screaming. he saw what appeared to be an entry wound to her head. she was 24 years old. her friend peter burns who worked with her at a sports radio station describes her as a vibrant young woman. >> she gave us call and said can i have dinner with you. i've got an idea. i said sure. it's always something she wanted to get involved in. we were both exhausted. we said let's do dinner. she said there's this horrific wildfires in the denver area. she goes i want to do something for the families of the people that lost all their hockey stuff. she loved hockey. >> we'll speak with peter the next hour about the o

we can see a spike with brent up over 2%, $102 in fact.preparing to hold production on the norwegian continental shelf related to this. this there will be a shutdown or lockout from july 9th, monday, july 9th, at 2400 hours for between one and four days to shut down that production. and the shortfall in production will be around 1.2 million barrels apparently. so statoil preparing to close down oil production on the norwegian continental shelf as a result of that strike. >> just pull up nymex as well, to see whether it's pulling nymex. it's not directly affecting numbers. is it pulling nymex higher as well? yes, it is. okay. we'll take a short break. still to come on the show, we'll be out in frankfurt ahead of the rate decision. more when we come back. >>> europe's tallest skyscraper, the shard, sets open in london. some suggest the completion of tour buildings are usually followed by economic downturns. earlier we asked if you think the shard predicts doom for the uk economy. one viewer e-mail said these so-called indicators are far-fetc

brent is trading up by .4%. brent is being impacted around $99 a barrel. take a check on these labor talks across norway for some of the oil workers this they had three round now of failed negotiations and it looks like this increasing threat of more strike action is having a very significant impact on the oil price. norway is the eighth biggest exporter of oil in the world and the possibility now the total shutdown of norwegian oil production is lending support to brent and upside pressure to the nymex. we have a bit of an impact from the china data as well, expectations for the stimulus pushing oil prices up too. across the grain complex in general where we've seen near record levels for the grain complex, swhaet up by 2.2%, corn up 3.6%. much of this is weather driven. we had this three week of extreme hot weather in the states and that's pushed prices right across the grain complex a good deal higher. wednesday another point to watch out for. crop reports are due and pay attention to the weather forecast. we've seen a bit of respite in terms of weather

half was brent. brand sales are through the roof. the 50 shades three titles it is of phenomenon of davinci code level. of course, that was random house or double day. every time knopf has a juggernaut the movie is out and the books are out from the there not talked about as much. now they have the "50 shades of grey" trilogy and that will make their year. >>host: how do describe the overall health of the publishing industry? >>guest: by and large all right. you have outliers like the hunger games and 50 shades trilogy that adds an extra level of sales and excitement. i can sense the added level of excitement lines out the door and more crowded than i remember because but e-books sales are climbing. if that makes up 25% and they still grow, publishers have a lot to be excited about even from washington and. >>host:. >> even with publishing online? >> not that they don't have a lot to learn but that health issues that people still buy physical cds but it is not 100% digital. we will see the mature hybrid business shakes out. will they

but brent currently leads with tiger waiting to steal the showcase.bunkered or bogeys. first round leader adam scott is alone in second. one behind snetecker. that's going to set up a birdie as he sets up a 3-under 60. tiger's first bunker of the week and it's in the hole. tiger shoots his first 56, he's alone but check out the woman in the circle here. i can't believe i just saw what i just saw. 62-year-old tom watson also makes the cut but phil mickelson misses the cut. >>> golden state plays chicago. 20 points nine rebounds for barnes. bulls shoot just 25% from the field as the warriors win. they are the only 4-0 team in the summer league program. >>> another crash today at the tour de france. this time it was started by a dog gone dog. seven riders involved they all managed to reboard and you can see cyclists reveal dabeir wanting a piece of that dog. there's mark cavanous he's winning this stage 18. that's sports as we see it for this friday night. >> that was a big one too. i would have served for him as well. >> yeah, it was that was a big dog.

oil was down, and even as that gains, brent gained even more.at the spread between the crude companies, it gains 33%. that's incredible. gold, float for the month, up 1% or there abouts. as for sectors, the best performing sectors for the month with a defensive tone to it, kenny, who is putting the finishing touches on this trading day, what are your expectations for tomorrow and the fed? >> i think tomorrow will be another nonevent, no one is expecting the fed or ben bernanke so say much if anything. i think thursday will be the day and if draghi comes out with anything less than stepper, people will be disappointed. >> could it happen again? >> i think tomorrow we get a rally and every portfolio manager like me looks at the charts and looks at august first of last year. long investors are a little nervous. >> but no fed action tomorrow? >> i think it's not necessarily a disappointment, i think all eyes will be on thursday. yes. but i think on thursday, all eyes will be right on draghi and they'll wait to see what he says. >> lucky him. looks l

don knapp in vallejo with more >>> the call this to brent's ultimate flight it was 150 ft. of the ground is scary moment for people on board " passengers were on board before they got a restarted it was a harrowing hour and half. passengers were stuck for about an hour-and-a-half unfortunately stuck in the upright position, part mechanics worked on getting the coaster car free and firefighters looked at other ways to get them down if they had to the right was inaugurated a month ago, this video posted on six flags web site shows when the ride runs as designed at 62 mi. per hour with upside-down twist on the ride got stuck at the top it posed scary moments not just for those in the air but for those on the ground. >>> about an hour into the crane got up there once it got up there they were talking to the people about everything they told them it would be fined the shot back down about 20 minutes later ever body walked off. >>> a huge crane is stationed on the property and there are safety harnesses firefighters had trained about a month ago >>> people in relatively good spir

the a's in baltimore brent jet blue is in and save at the seams and exploded for six runs in the ninth set smith had a career high when five runs batted in the a's beat the orioles 14 to nine. the sub not lost bk to back games. randy moss has a new outlook on football. did we see now that i matured physically and mentally my philosophy is i did not like what the nfl does for me i want to know what i can do to make the nfl better. to equate and that is a look of sports will see tonight at 530. >>> and tamara one eyewitness news this morning the presumptive republican presidential nominees in london but is taking up for his wife's a question event. if he now the head this deal will wife is involved in this alleged exports in know that it's not woods necessarily resonate resonate with joe six-pack. he should elin not conceal its failure really accelerates. plus the new water wars have governor brown's plans me at the east bay that is on eyewitness news this morning starting at 7:30 a.m. here on cbs five. still awaits a new campaign to raise $10,000 for summer school programs in the bank a

but brent currently leads with tiger waiting to steal the showcase.not bunkered or bogeys. first round leader adam scott is alone in second. one behind snetecker. that's going to set up a birdie as he sets up a 3-under 60. tiger's first bunker of the week and it's in the hole. tiger shoots his first 56, he's alone but check out the woman in the circle here. i can't believe i just saw what i just saw. 62-year-old tom watson also makes the cut but phil mickelson misses the cut. >>> golden state plays chicago. 20 points nine rebounds for barnes. bulls shoot just 25% from the field as the warriors win. they are the only 4-0 team in the summer league program. >>> another crash today at the tour de france. this time it was started by a dog gone dog. seven riders involved they all managed to reboard and you can see cyclists reveal dabeir wanting a piece of that dog. there's mark cavanous he's winning this stage 18. that's sports as we see it for this friday night. >> that was a big one too. i would have served for him as well. >> yeah, it was that was a big

tweets like this that he got from brent boszel.n cooper give his expert opinion on tea bagging now? there are gross people now. to go in that direction. ana. i know you have a different opinion on this. given that this is so highly controversial. >> i definitely think it's no one's business. i see the benefit of him coming out especially for the gay community because he's a powerful person. it normalizes it. people in this country think that homosexuality is a mental disorder. there are people out there who will speak their minds saying i'm a normal person. i'm an anchor, a normal person. you're the whack job here. at the same time he's an anchor. if he doesn't want to make the story about him and he doesn't want to talk about his sexuality, he has the right to do so. it's no one's business unless he decides to make them his business shana, it's great that you knew that it was gay. people were making rumors, what if he wasn't gay. >> the question is when someone who is that prominent and so many people know that he's gay. he wasn't

he was their open, he was the model of what they wanted to be which was brent scowcroft is the first to say this in his belief is what happens inside of the country's border is none of our business. it's a coherent school of thought but it's not one the democrats always embrace. first year obama and essentially embraced those beliefs and kept his hands off completely as there are hundreds of people in the streets of tehran. a couple years later you get the error of the spring and he sees the value of promoting space change, and oddly enough to years later it's all but encouraging people to take the streets of tehran as they had in egypt. then he changed his policies from his first day in office counterterrorism that means he was going to close guantanamo. he didn't. counterterrorism are nowhere near voters expected and as he suggested they spend a good part of the campaign denouncing the idea of a global war on terror and they've called it a war and acknowledges in fact they've widened the scope the definition of terrorism al qaeda but there's been less difference than people thought

you are right, brent, i want you to listen to this. when mitt romney was talking about corporations are people. and the rapid response on the news that united. just like that. >> one is we could raise taxes on people. that is not the way -- corporations are people, ploy friend. we can raise taxes on -- of course they are. everyone corporations eastern goes to people ultimately. >> explain what happens is behind the giant swings. all corporations are people. >> voters are angry. >>neil: that was that night on the news and four nights later on president obama's comments. if you going after one fast you go after all fast. they didn't. >>guest: but they are not even -- what mitt romney did at worse was a slip of the tongue. what president obama said was astonishing in its scope. it reveals the worldview of this administration. it does not like the free enterprise system to put it mildly. what this was, was a bombshell story. now look at the coverage. this is a classic example of the two-sided nature of this campaign where the so-called new

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