he said yeah, david duval played that way. i say no, my father played that way. i said i have seen somebody play good. >> just like that. >> pie dad was like at the top and put it right there. >> never came down. >> but never lost that position. that is why he hit it so good. >> one of the talents people teach now is it is really letting your body bring it around. it's all about your body. and less about what you do with your arms. >> well, it's team work. i mean the only hold we have on the club is with our hands. obviously our hands have to function in a swing am you have to sink up the arms and body together. yes, the torso has to rotate. but you can't rotate this too early and your arms are way back here or swing your arms and then your body goes am you have to sync them up. and where the difficulty gets with the average player is flexibility. these tour players are flexible. they all work out, they stretch, they're in, they all have trainers who stretch them before each round. you and i run out to the course. we hit six ballsing go to the first tee. >> that'

sure it stay tuned to msnbc at the top of the hour, "meet the press" with david gregory will have massachusetts governor, duvallohn kasich. >>> a little wet weather is not doing much to dampen the royal spirit along the river thames, that's where thousands have turned out to see queen elizabeth ii. joining us again is nbc's anna belle roberts, who is thames-side. is the forecast affecting the mood of the citizens at all, annabelle? >> not at all. the pageant started under gray skies. heavy, looked like there might be some rain. but it held off right until the boats reached tower bridge behind me, which is the very end and then the heavens opened. it's been a constant downpour since then. but that hasn't dampened spirits, most crowds remained to wave as the boats went past. the queen herself on a special barge, decorated with 10,000 flowers, she went past and moored up just behind me at tower bridge and there she waved and acknowledged the other boats as they went past. it's been an amazing spectacle. 1,000 boats on the river thames, drawn from across the country, and planned really to demonstrate britain's mari

host david gregory welcomes massachusetts democratic governor duvall patrick.hio republican governor john kasich and former new jersey democratic senator bill bradley. abc's "this week" follows at 1:00 p.m., guests today include stephanie cutter, deputy campaign manager for the president. and eric fernstrom, an advisor to mitt romney's campaign. chris wallace hosts ed gillespie, a romney campaign advisor and steven ratner who led president obama's automobile task force. cnn's "state of the union" reairs at 3:00 p.m. eastern. candy crowley welcomes the virginia governor and senators richard lugar and mark warner, a virginia democrat. "face the nation" from cbs completes the line-up reairing at 4:00 p.m. bob schieffer talks with david axelrod, a senior strategist for the president's releekz campaign and reince priebus, chairman of the republican national committee. again, five network talk shows reairing as a public service beginning at noon eastern with nbc's "meet the press". 1:00 p.m. abc's this week. at 2:00 p.m. "fox news sunday." at 3:00, cnn's "state of th

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duvall patrick and mitt romney supporter newt gingrich. >>> in raw politics tonight, both presidential campaigns in opposite ends of the country today looking for perfect back drop to attack each other's record. david axelrod was slamming mitt romney's record as governor in massachusetts. >> a recent poll showed governor romney trailing badly here in his home state. a harsh -- these may be the only voters right here for mitt romney in massachusetts. it's a harsh judgment from the people who have come to know him best. >> axelrod cited slow job growth, declining wages and growing debt while mr. romney was governor and the campaign launched a new four-minute video hitting many of those same points. as to the truth behind those claims, the massachusetts economy did do poorly while romney was governor. though the unemployment rate went down and romney had a democratic legislature to contend with. it's open to debate, we'll talk to his successor, deval patrick, in a moment. we'll also speak to newt gingrich who is now supporting mr. romney who is in freemont, california, who was at solyndra, at a company who got federally backed loans and then went belly up. >> two years ago, president obama was here to

duvall patrick, dianne feinstein. eventually, people say this points to obama's weakness. a lot of democrats think he might lose. when people think he might lose, the dissent starts flowing. >> you're talking about david campaign strategy, they're sending him out now as a surrogate on tv. not the most gifted speaker and i'm trying to be kind but he's no president obama behind a microphone. what does that say to you? >> i think david is the strategist and the most celebrated episode was the one in boston where he went out there to try to make evidence to try to draw attention, i should say, to romney's lack of job creation when he was governor of massachusetts. >> he's not even a politician. >> what happens was romney sent his guys, his ringsers out to the campaign headquarters to heckle axelrod so it didn't go well. but let me just say -- nobody thinks that anybody knows which way this election is going and in fact, if you look at the polls, obama -- it's not that the democrats are running away. i think when you talk about a lot of these surrogates, sometimes they have their own agenda. some have their own relationships with wall street, for example, they're not going to say anything negative about wa