i gave up on dole. figured it would never change its ways as its chairman david murdoch is an eccentric, is an 89-year-old man who also owns 60% of the country. this guy is a health nut. hey, says he wants to live to be 125. more power to you. what is not so okay he decided to make dole's prices healthier without raising the prices, gives his employees subsidized health-oriented cafeteria, subdiesed personal training session. that's terrific if you're a dole employee. i don't know. it may not be so great if you don't make a lot of money for shareholders. this isn't costco. as a matter of fact, this is just the tip of the iceberg. iceberg lettuce, get it? ho ho! when you -- i'm like a 67-year-old guy. why am i doing that for? when you dig deep. >> some of the stuff really does get crazy. thanks to murdoch, dole food company is the proud owner of the world's largest maze, pine am garden in hawaii. now we're entering real howard hughs territory here. how about this one? the pineapple express. i thought tha

also bob dole had trouble with the surrogate role. the spouse of a woman running we describe him as a denis thatcher quiet in the background not the making in the gaffes to the press. we have not seen that yet. >> the role has not been defined. they don't know the role. >> hillary clinton and elizabeth dole their staffers are prominent politicos. they want to get in there. >> very interesting. we talk at the outset about nine different women. i actually one to three view to develop time to have a direct relationship. one of them is the most prominent. each of you took the lead. so if they would start then the other two could jump 10. >> when they know with like to mention about elizabeth dole is her prepared this. i like a speaker who is prepared and she is known to prepare extremely well. i interviewed her twice and bob dole he was a little bit funny. i said tell me senator how you prepare for your speeches. i give them once. that is why i am not in the good. but in contrast elisabeth i can hear her voice coming out of the kitchen sh

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dole wouldn't do it.rst showdown with clinton, the right turned up the heat on kemp. suddenly it was on him to say what they all believed about the president. the first question of the vp debate, kemp g hishanc liver. >>ome supporters of senator dole have expressed disappointment over his unwillingness in hartford sunday night to draw personal and ethical differences between him and president clinton. how do you feel about it? >>ow 90 cond i can't clear my throat in 90 seconds. jim, bob dole and myself don't see al gore and bill clinton as our enemy. we see them as our opponents. >> that was a mature and wohe exact opposite of what conservatives wanted and demanded. they were irate. kemp had betrayed them and that was the end of whatever thoughts kemp had as emergings a contender. i can see a similar moment on the horizon for ryan ervee upset and they'll be more upset if he doesn't deliver their message. after all, there are plenty of ambitious republicans who also believer in rym. that dit fhe cycle," ma

numerous situations and i think obama doled it all off to to read and palosi who are are if you talk about ideologues and intractable politicians people were expecting republicans were expecting to deal with the president the president's made it clear he doesn't like the day in day out machinations of washington and his aides will tell you this people have this is what it's all about he won't take off more than two dinners a week he won't miss them with his daughters i have two kids i like to spend time with my kids but i'm not the president of the united states i just don't think he's been effective that way and i think he had to make something bipartisan happen and he didn't the republicans were difficult there's no doubt but he walked in there as a washington outsider and instead of say hey i'm here to bring us together and unite us he made he just made a divisive split if i'm going to john you know john i've lived abroad for fifteen years so i'm watching looking from the outside in and i look at obama's presidency he just looks like a campaigner that's all he does his campaign he

say for no i know you're there hard on the dole i don't want you're going to have dole and sacks one hundred but i want people on the dole i want entrepreneurs i want people who actually have created jobs understand how the free market we're in let's just get rid of this after let's just get rid of this democracy there's a congress that florida is running for senate his name's connie mack and he has a plan it's called the penny play and yes it's one stand out of every dollar one out of one hundred one percent everything all the way across the board one penny why couldn't we tell you that he's not going to get it done i really can't even get a vote on that in the end is please name for me one country in the history of the world that has cut its way to prosperity united states yeah now absolutely you're sitting at a right now tom entries after we spend we spend our way into thirty thousand so i could have money or job creation the lace davies new zealand went on a mr t. and tax cutting plan that. that or not make growth it didn't because they reversed course they said oh we got all the

bob dole's speech was good?altry 38%. >> that sucks. >> stephanie: al gore was awesome. >> that whole team was amazing. >> stephanie: and this is the saddest one, 51% george w. bush. when people think george bush is a much better speaker than you are -- >> we got to get rid of that surplus means you are paying too much tax. you are welcome. same age as my mother. >> stephanie: president obama said he's a huge clint eastwood fan. >> maybe that's why he did it. >> he had directed a few great movies and acted in a few great movies. >> stephanie: the president said if you are easily offended you should probably choose another profession. good comedy is based on truth and if the president had a reputation of some crazy person who telling people to go f themselves. huh when he has done that? >> that's funny. because that would be based on truth. >> stephanie: now that my hair is doing whatever it is doing in the charlotte humidity i have a little sympathy for clint. because i think that's what hand. >> oh. >> stephani

, you are on the dole.ou can't cut it yourself bill. >> i feel bad for the guy who is 5 k ahead of the guy on the dole and busting his hump. >> bill: i respect that guy though. i really respect that guy. >> that's the guy who shows up. >> bill: not making a lot of money. had the job. but he never would have taken a dime. >> billy, half of life is showing up. those guys show up. i admire them immensely, too. obviously this is a swiftie proposal like jonathan swift. >> bill: we understand you operate under the umbrella of satire. just as mr. swift did back in ireland centuries ago. now, miller is a football guy. he did monday night football. he knows the game very well. the refs, looks like they will have the regular refs back on sunday now. but it's chaos in the nfl right now. that, you can't have chaos. you can have chaos in the government. you can have chaos in congress. but you can't have it in the nfl, miller. that can't happen. bay/seattlesoon as i saw the game i thought to myself why in god's sakes wou

why were options traders digging dole foods? scott nations serves up the answer. the action begins now. >>> live from the nasdaq i'm melissa lee. these are the traders here. we will get to the trades in a second. it is official. the fed fix is in. stocks hitting five year highs today in hopes of more stimulus. the goal tonight is clear, give you names and strategies to profit. from the free money fed. let's get into money and start with our resident. bear. dan. do you finally say uncle? >> pretty much. the fix is in here. we have the election coming up. in a lot of ways we have to consolidate some of the price action we have seen. although the feds easing was pretty well hen telegraphed, we are starting to see the financials the way they participated. we are seeing rotation out of defensive names. the rally is broadening out a little bit. it probably has to consolidate. we are going to need to see consolidation at the multi year highs. >> what are you seeing in terms of put and call activity going into and post the fed? >> we saw a lot of people trading heavily in

senator bob dole, a lifelong advocate for disability rights, strongly supports this treaty. the convention on the rights of persons with disabilities is a human rights treaty that seeks to ensure that people living with disabilities have the same opportunities as others. thank to the a.d.a. and similar laws, the u.s. has been so successful providing opportunities and accessibility and protecting the rights of the disabled. our nation today is in full compliance with every term of the treaty which i'm bringing to the floor. before transmitting this treaty, the obama administration conducted an exhaustive comparison of the treaty's requirements to current law. their conclusion was the united states does not need to pass any new law or regulation in order to meet the terms of the treaty. the fact that we already meet or exceed treaty requirements is a testament to our nation's bipartisan commitment to equality and opportunity for those living with disabilities. so why would we ratify a treaty if it didn't going to change life in the united states or put any new requirements on

you had pat schroeder kind of run in 198 and elizabeth dole kind of run in 2000 and dropped out.had hillary in 2008, and she won states and almost won the nomination, and we're at a point looking ahead to the next presidential race. we're talking about four different women being candidates. i wonder if we enter a new era where it's standard to have multiple female candidates in the mix every time. >> a woman enters the race as the front-runner, and some people named toure think hillary clinton will be the next president of the united states. lea goldman, thank you very much. >> thanks. >>> come pg up, the segment steve kornacki was born to do. obscure basketball team meets high stakes politics. i can't wait. [ horse neighs ] look! she wears the scarlet markings! [ man ] out! your kind is not welcome here! nor your odd predilections! miracle whip is tangy and sweet, not odd. [ man ] it's evil! if you'd try it, you'd know. she speaketh the truth! [ crowd gasps ] [ woman ] reverend? ♪ can i have some? ♪ the silverado's powertrain warranty is 40,000 miles more than ford. and this wor

a point where republicans concluded dole wasn't going to be the winner.u looked tat in 1996, you could say there was no way in that climate, improving economy, dole wasn't going to unseat clinton so republicans weren't that upset about it. but what you see in that clip, there's a convictions among republicans that this is ang election they should be winning, unemployment rate is so high, there's no excuse for their party to be losing that. on top of that, they came into this campaign without much trust, without much faith in mitt romney. so, all it takes, really s romney -- it's still a winnable race for romney, but if romney falls behind, three, four, five points, like we're seeing this point, that's when the panic sets in at a level we haven't seen before because they're waiting to pounce with second guessing and monday-morning quarterbacking and that sort of thing. >> even trent lott has slammed romney's lack of specifics today in the new york times saying mr. romney needs to say clearly, you elect me, this is what you're going to get. but not only is

john: both guys obviously has had to dole with the conditions, but when you're up two set you feel aabout things. you don't see him grabbing his leg now. bill: as you watch this, remember that andy carries the hopes of great britain, really, on his shoulders. has since he's got on the the top of the men's game. trying to become the first british man to win a grand slam title in 76 years, since fred perry did it at the u.s. championships at 36. -- in 1936. john: on the one hand, djokovic hasn't been out there that long in this tournament. however, three of the sets were yelled. physically he seems to be in prime condition. incredibly well-conditioned young man. so it's more of a mental thing than a physical thing at this stage. bill: take a look at that. last player to come from two sets down in the final to win the u.s. open was pancho gonzalez in 1949. bill: 15-30. bill: murray's got exceptional feel. he uses it well, particularly at the net. he likes to hit those drop shots, drop volleys. that was a smart call there with the open court. >> fault. john: djokovic obviously sees now,

fewer donattons beating bob dole in 1996 and before that ronald regan on by landslide election overch better funded jimmy parter.while obama can not count nearly as many super pac super donors as romney -- he too has a million dollar and two million dollar club. [graphic]texas trial lawyer steveemostyn, nntive franklin haney senior, and comedian bill maher have each donated a million dollars to the democratic super pac -- priorities usa. dreamworks ceo jeffrey katzenberg cut a two million dollar check for the same super pac in 2011. [graphic - pre-produced]and money rom employees at the university of california, microsoft, google, dla piperr and harvard is pouring in for obama's re-election. combined, employees at thooe companies and institutions have contributed more than 1.9 million dollars. [sot in vatz]sot in 41:23 "whenever you get into the elite niversities you do find a tremenus amount of sympathy for a liberal, left wing president."trt=:07 &ppolltical analyst vatz says a best -- money can influence the margins. but not be the end all factor of tipping the outcome in obama or

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larger than they were when john kennedy was elected in 1960. >> and veterans benefits, is he on the dolebecause he's getting a government handout, according to that stat. >> 49 million americans are on food stamps. 15 million more americans than when barack obama became president, and we have hundreds and thousands of americans, fewer americans working. david limbaugh. >> john and joe, two things. they are trying to change the subject from obama's miserable record. he's had the worst week from hell in foreign policy. his job numbers the week before that were so bad he had to change the subject. so the media, which is in collusion with obama, dropped this bomb, they thought it was a bomb, trying to make romney look like an elitist, and they think this quote plays right in line with their theme and their mean and the truth is it does not. romney was just saying it's more difficult to reach those people. he isn't saying he's given up on those people. in fact, he can reach them because a lot of those people want upward mobility. it's obama who is trying to create the class warfare and divide

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hannity is understating the problem, for there are many more of those to be government dole than even his 49% accounts for. like those welfare queens at exxonmobil, at&t, ge, 250 corporation that from 2008 to 2010 got nearly a quarter trillion in federal tax subsidies, although to be fair, at least exxonmobil and at&t give us back cheap gas and reliable cell phone service. [cheering and applause] or how about this, here's one, the wall street firms who were given access to the discount borrowing window at the nerve. or the $5 billion in direct federal payments to americans moocher farmers, or the incredible tax breaks the government gives the investor class, whose money is taxed at a capital gains rate of 15%. as opposed to ordinary having a job income, which can be taxed up to 35%. boy, i wish we had a poster boy for that element of the mooch-ocracy. oh, right. [laughter] in 2010... [cheering and applause] in 2010, governor romney had an adjusted gross income of $21.6 million yet paid only $3 million in federal income tax or 13.9%. without the preferential investor tax code, romney w

that's the lowest of any speeches gallup tested since bob dole's accepted speech in 1966. 16% rated the romney address as poor or terrible. >>> else where, it has been one week since isaac slammed into the gulf coast, and still tens of thousands are in the dark. while crews have been working around the clock to restore electricity, utilities report more than 100,000 customers are powerless in louisiana, mississippi, and arkansas. in louisiana some low lying areas are still under water. and now a triple-digit forecast could make app already difficult clean-up even more miserable. >>> well, now here's a look at some other stories making news early today in america. california, take a look at these dramatic pictures of what's being called a fire tornado. more than 4,000 acres have burned in the angeles national forest and wildfires like this one are known to create their own wind conditions. a thousand campers and others were evacuated since the fire grew, breaking out on sunday. >>> in mississippi, hurricane isaac has caused more than 5,000 dead rodents to wash up along the gulf coast, an

first poll numbers on mitt romney's big speech and americans give it the lowest rating since bob dole's. what went wrong? >>> tonight at 10:00, msnbc will air an hour-long documentary on president obama hosted by chris matthews. barack obama ran on the theme of hope and change but in the closing months of his campaign, a financial meltdown redefined the challenges for the new president. this excerpt looks at what barack obama inherited when he took the oath of office. >> problems waiting for him on the oval office desk included two wars, a broken health care system, an economy on the verge of collapse, millions facing foreclosure, a jobless rate spiking relentlessly skyward. >> tomorrow, we're expecting another dismal jobs report on top of the 2.6 million jobs that we lost last year. we've lost half a million jobs each month for the last two months. >> but while all agreed on its ferocity, the crisis failed to unite a polarized country. despite a highly vocal opposition, the president managed to push through the biggest economic stimulus in history. >> there you go. >> the stimulus and

mike dukakis and bob dole. >> they never had a die like this.ob dole falling off the stage once in his presidential campaign was nothing like this. come on. >> i would like to say, and my instincts as a political reporter and somebody who's got 48 days left of the campaign to cover, are all telling me to say it ain't over. but what mitt romney has done, the mistakes he's made, the impact of this video, cannot be overstated. because not only does he dismiss the 47%, tens of millions of whom are republicans by the way, they're republicans. many of them are republicans. and it was the republicans' policy who created a lot of people who don't pay federal income taxes. not only that if you watch the whole video, which krystal and i did, and everybody has done. you see that mitt romney has an other worldly, almost nonhuman view of campaigning. it's something other people do it's about issues that will be specified later. it has a mechanical and distant feel to it. there's a reason why lawrence you and i were on the floor of the republican convention.