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from long island, chris hahn, a former aid to senator chuck shuler and dee dee banky, from the republican national committee. deeare you surprised to see newt gingrich emerging in this way? >> not at all. newt gingrich is always the smartest guy in the room. he's a walking encyclopedia. he has been doing a wonderful job and people like that he gives the press the long time. i think he should be the white house press secretary because it would be a fun show. and no, he's really fantastic. >> remember, republicans did not like it when he talked about right-wong social engineering twrord paul ryan's think about and the business about tiffany's and the wife and his own staff fled. i am wondering is it really the case that people have forgotten it? >> i think he has emerged. he was a grumpy old man am but he has softened up and warmed up to everyone. he's doing better and better with each debate. people really want someone who understands government. he has an institutional knowledge like no one else and very, very impressive. >> all right. chris, i am wondering, are the democrats licking their chops saying, oh, yeah

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dee dee myers, want to askou about occupy wall street.these pictures out of davis in northern california with protesters ing hit by pepper spray by the police. and of urse, just you've seen the movement from new york and around the country. is there andentifiable movement still? is there a message that's actually going to resonate for democrats in 2012? >> i think themovement is amorphous and unclear where it's going. i think there is a message coming out. all of a sudden we're talking about the huge growth in inequality in this country over the last 30 years. how all the benefits for 30 years have gone to the richest 6 the rich. the top 1% have seen income growth 300% while the bott has seen an income growth of 18 the tax rate, lowest percentage of the gdp that it's been in a couple of generations. how has this haened? how have we gotten to this point? i think all of a sudden the wall street movement and the republic imary, quite frankly, has thrust this questiointo the center of the debate and i think we're going to hr it through 2012nd

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dee dee, this was a distortion of what the president actually said and who he was calling lazy. >> right. >> at this apec meeting. he was asked, how do foreign investors look at the united states right now andhi point as that, you know, we've been lazy selling america to this foreign investors. the ceo of boeing who was asking that question was nodding his head at the tim yet that's the directionhat perry's going. will it work? >> ght. wel he's trying to break out of the pack. he's trying to drive some attention to himself, and, you know, it will work with some voters. he still has a lot of money, as gene pointed out in the last segme. so there is a possibility that could vive. the problem is once you get off the 30-second adnd get him a conversation about real events in realtime, he can't answer the question. he has not shown himself up to e job of bei engaged at the level that a president needs to be engaged. and that is still his achilles heel. >> as you know, texas politics pretty well, and certainly know perry from back in, you know, the bush days. he was the one who -- he had the money. he had the tea party credentials. th anti-establishment stuff. to put it all together against romney. is it possible to come back at this point? >> yeah, i think it's a very fluid race. i don't disagree th gene on that. i think there's still time for peple to rally and fade. i will say this. i think it's a fa shot. and you can see that the president made it specificly about our ability to track foreign investment, but he said we've gotten a little lazy. it's our fault. it's not the fault of a 35% tax rate versus -- which is higher than any other industrialized nation except jaan. he's also said thate've gotten a little soft. and he has said that wve lost our ambition. the predent hasaid a number of things that t the onus on the american people as opposed to washington a his leadership or policies. i think that was a fair shot. >> you know, i actually ag that he should have chosen a different word. it is a distortionf what he said. but it left him open to th attack. but rick perry's problem is, as deehe doesn't seem tbe able to put tether sentences. he had a good line the oter day, if you want t t see god laugh, tell him your plans. and somebody responded, if you want to see god cry, show him this republican race. >> i want to point out, do you agree with tha ke, is the presiden really on to this idea, this narrativeof, as mitt romney says, apologizing for america? ishat fair? isit not a distortion? >> my view is that the tape i the ad was out of context. therefore i think that particular ad was hard to defend. but the tone of the president's remarks on many things has skated close to jimmy carter malaise speak. so i think the argument about that tone, ansome of his earlier remarks is legitimate. it's hard to defend the use of that tape and that ad. i think perry's got one more shot. we're about 10 to 15 days if the big media spending has done anything to bring him back to life. if not i think it will be really toug >> herman cain, if the topic is libya, this is his answer. >> so y

dee dee. that's how carrie met tom. >> he told me he was thinking about leaving dee dee. iss her. >> what was your reaction to that? >> i didn't want anything to do with it. >> the prosecution wasn't done. this woman took the stand. >> please state your full name for the record and spell your last name. >> marianne victorian crandall. >> out of the presence of the jury, marianne crandall told the court that, like carrie zuck, she met tom through dar and a couple of weeks after dar's murder marianne stopped by the farm to offer tom support. >> i don't mean to embarrass you, but you had sex with tom in his living room? >> he tried to. and it was stopped. >> who tried and who stopped? >> he tried, and we both stopped. >> you don't have a sexual relationship with somebody within two weeks after your wife's been murdered in that house. >> but the jury never heard marianne crandall's testimony because there was no indication of a romantic relationship prior to dar's murder, the judge ruled, just as he did in the first trial, that her testimony was prejudicial and therefore inadm

dee dee myers, president clinton's press secretary. national journal's major garrett who moderated the debate last night along with our own scott pelley. and our cbs news political director just named to that post yesterday john dickerson. congratulations, john. kathleen, i want to start with you. herman cain was not much of a presence at this debate last night. but he had a very rough week going into it. and i must say his support among women does seem to have fallen somewhat. it was about 28% support among women before. now it's down to 15%. do you think this is going to blow over for him or will he weather this storm? >> i think he's counting on it blowing over. there's not, you know, there's a precedent for that. americans have a very short attention span. he's hoping that as he just continues to blow reporters off and focus on the things that he wants to talk about-- essentially 999-- you know, that eventually people will just forget. he's also playing kind of the victim card. he's suggesting that all of these people are out to get him. that resonates with a certain part of the republican party. they're very happy to say, look, don't pick on our man. the more you pick on him, the more they're going to support him. he's feeding on that. >> schieffer: dee dee myers, you were president clinton's press secretary when he went through some serious allegations involving women. how do you see this playing out? >> well, i think that a lot of cain's base has more men than women. i don't have the numbers to support that. that's my reading of the situation. i think that's one of the reason that his support hasn't dropped more. but i think this is the kind of thing that starts to sow doubt about who herman cain is and whether he's really the best candidate to be the republican nominee for president. i think we'll start to see more scrutiny of him on other issues. last night he looked uncomfortable talking about foreign policy. he didn't want to be there. this is not his strong suit. he gave answers that if the bar had been higher would have been more controversial. he would defer all the big decisions about foreign and military policy to his advisors or to the generals. he would be commander in chief. that's not a very satisfying answer. >> schie

go for it. >> you join me, dee dee, and we'll say bye-bye to the bush tax cuts. >> this is not bush's >> eric: thanks so much for joining us this morning and the clock is ticking. deadline is coming. doesn't look like anything is going to happen. jamie? >> jamie: there are no of new -- new warnings if that at the fail to reach a deal, we could face another credit deadline. what does that mean for you? let's bring in brenda buttner. say it ain't so. is that what could happen? >> it's possible. s&p found cited politically difficult conditions in washington last summer to downgrade for the first time in history, america's debt. so it's very possible that this might be the second time that they choose to do it. >> jamie: so say they do, there's no question that the u.s. markets are very responsive to what has happened overseas with all the uncertainty. what could our potential downgrade do to, let's say, european or asian markets? >> yeah, you'll remember that stocks sank like a rock when this happened. basically, what happens is when a downgrade happens, we have a huge debt. and people h

dee dee, if foreign policy were the dominant issue for republican primary voters that may be you know, the end of the campaign. it's not. he's still hangingin. >> well, but his support is descliening. in the latest lls he's down eight points. these things sometimes take awle to cat up with voters. but ihink t sexual harassment charges opened him up to deeper scrutiny. these kinds of things, i think, are ultimately disqualifying. you cannot have a president who says things like i'm gng to be elected to lead, not read. as if you don't need to be able to read and to listen and to do all the things presidents can do. his 15 minut have now passed and newt gingrich has ascended. but his 15 minutes only lasted what, like four weeks, five weeks? that tells us it'senirely possible we could be on to the next republicany the time the iowa caucus is on january 3r and that could be newt gingrich. t i'm here to stay say that i think it will not be. >> iesent that you think we in the media have a short attention span. >> i know. >> i saw the video and i thoughthell, perry's found a running mate. cain is a force of personality. i don't think he's going to tb the nominee. i think the legacy of herman cain is going to be the discussion about a consumption tax about how we're going to pay for all this stuff in 2013 after the failure of the super committee. >> another break here. i want to talk about occupy wall street, its political impact in 2012. we'll come back with that. plus our trends and takeaways. a look at what was said here today and at to look for i ♪ ♪ [ multiple sounds making melodic tune ] ♪ [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, every innovation, every solution, comes together for a single purpose -- to make the world a safer place. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. o0 [husband:] getting cold out here. 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. >> 27-year-old christopher dee dee of arlington was in court today. he's accused of shooting a man at a mcdonald's restaurant on wakiki beach. police say the shooting happened after an altercation at a nearby night club. his arraignment is monday. >> in the district, a security guard fell about 20 feet off an escalator. it happen just before 8:00 at the target store in columbia heights. we're told he is expected to be okay. >> more than 3,000 occupy wall street protesters marched to the brooklyn bridge in new york city tonight, the final stand in a day full of protests. earlier demonstrators clashed with police outside zuccotti park. more than 200 arrests were made when pres ears sat in the streets outside the new york stock exchange. occupiers in dc marched before rallying at the key bridge. they joined occupy nova protesters to spread an antigreed message. >> we're looking for no cuts and jobs. >> and you brought your kids because? >> because these are my future. i have to live for them. >> i was expecting it. i thought i could get out five minutes

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dee dee benke and doug shone. good morning to all of you. to black friday, i know you're hitting the sales when you leave here. what's happening? you saw that poll. why are they leaving in mass? >> a bunch of reasons. first, they don't like class warfare but beyond that, they are fiscal conservatives. they want smaller government, lower taxes and most of all jobs and they're not getting that from the president. >> deere and should he abandon that? the president? >> my goodness, people that are having trouble filling their gas tanks and right now, there's a lot of anxiety in the country because you're like how am i going to get the toys and christmas for my kids? and this guy is plotting, occupy wall street is saying hey, that's great. they're not working and they're just getting out, camping when the rest of the country are suffering. there are no jobs. it's really a mistake on his part. >> robert, it is hd to ignore the numbers. i know you suggested that it probably is not about class warfare. why are those blue collar voters leaving the president? >> i wouldn't say this they are. first of all, you're talking about numbers. no republican can get over 25% in the place that they have. the point is that you got 1% of the -- of the population that is tripled their income vs. 18% has -- has gotten the same income over the last three decades. it's been an outrageous failure of -- >> you suggested battli

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there has been dee dee tech shuns. problem nant nuclear scientist showed up in washington and really stupid move on his part to return. assassinations of by israelis of key nuclear scientists in iran. there has been a lot of sabotage. there has been acknowledgement by the u.s. government it has been involved in sabotaging equipment. plus there is a lot of effort to stop iran from getting key components that it needs for the nuclear program. jenna: it sound fascinating to hear that. are we winning the shadow war? is the united states victorious in it or not? >> well iran's been at this nuclear weapons business now for 23 years and hasn't gotten there. that would suggest --. jenna: patrick, sorry to interrupt. 23 years here we are waiting for another report from the u.n. nuclear watchdog agency. you mentioned tippingpoint we get a little nervous everything gets a little too close for comfort. are we close to that point now and if we are, what is the policy given this report or not? >> the question can we step up our shad

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