dr. peterson just said. that's the problem. they don't actually think he's a conservative, and if you don't believe me, look at his record as governor. they know that. republicans aren't stupid. at least most of them aren't. i would say the same amount of dumb democrats, if you will, so they balance each other out. but my point is he's interviewing for a job and they don't like the candidate for the job and guess what? he may not actually win. >> martin, i'm glad you pointed this out. one, that sort of gives you the reason why he's creating this insane rationale about the 47%. he's trying to prove how he's going to be able to secure the office but it also underscores the fact that this is a transactional relationship. this is a quid pro quo relationship where if we support you and you get elected, you've got to give us more tax cuts. >> it's astonishing, dr. peterson, because i always thought elections were decided by the vision of the candidate. mitt romney seems to understand them as being a transactional relationship. if you

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dr. peterson, we, the media, have been blamed repeatedly. now the polls are being blamed. blamed? >> eventually they will blame the voters for not agreeing with them. at the end of the day, this reflects the fact that our country is no longer moving to the right in some ways. there's some ways in which the radical right has established a platformhat a lot of americans simply can't identify with. idanu bo.s petersonnd j stay with us, much more ahead. >> obama up by ten points in ohio, nine points in florida, and 12oints in pennsylvania. i don't get it. i don't get it, folks. how cou ry behind? he's so popular that his fans are releasing bootlegs of his speeches. >>> nal forhe "your business" entrepreneur of the week. andrew rosenwaukl. today these tanks are shaped by hand with half century old tools. workays you don't throw oha yostld upon . for more, watch "your business" this sunday morning at 7:30 on msnbc. but that doesn't mean we should be penalized for it. that's why liberty mutual insurance policies ce standard wi accident foiveness, ou qualify learn more at libertym

what you had been talking about, the incriminating statements that were made by drew peterson, though triple hearsay and drael bodien, and other doctors. >> every time i hear that sound that you just played, my faith in the criminal justice system is restored. this was about common sense. this was about a jury saying i don't care how many experts you bring on this side or that side, when a woman has this many fresh bruises and she's squeezed down in a bathtub, she didn't fall. and tonight on my show, we're going to have some of the jurors. we'll have the d.a. himself, the defense and we're going to have the sisters of both the victim in this case and stacy peterson, the fourth wife's sister as well. what you had was, i think the rise of common sense because after casey anthony, we all lost faith in the system, saying without physical evidence, you can't get a conviction. >> gregg: there is a reason why hearsay evidence is quite often excluded, because it's inherently unreliable and triple so when you have triple hearsay. here you got a guy saying to the jury what he heard from the fourth wife, but what she

dr. carmen reinhart from the peter peterson institute for international economics, and her husband, dr. vincent reinhart of the american enterprise institute, which, by the way, is a pretty conservative place, have done an analysis and here's what they've found. after a severe financial crisis like the one we suffered four years ago, economic recoveries are shallower and take much longer. here is the quote from their analysis. "real per capita g.d.p. growth rates are significantly lower during the decade following severe financial crises. in the ten-year window following severe financial crises, unemployment rates are significantly higher than in the decade that preceded the crisis." mr. president, that's what we had in 2008. and again, barack obama was not the president of the united states. george w. bush was president of the united states and we had a severe financial crisis. we were on the brink of financial collapse. it takes a long time to dig out from a disaster of that magnitude. mr. president, two of the most distinguished economists in the country, one of whom, by the way, adv

dr. scholl's custom fit orthotics number. now i'm a believer. you'll be a believer, too. learn where to find your number at drscholls.com. >> judge jeanine: the trial is over and drew peterson waited years is for justice for kathleen savio. her sister sue is with me in new york and her good friend mary parks is in chicago. ladies, thank you so much for being with us this evening. >> thank you. >> all right. >> thank you. >> sue, what was it like? you were in the courtroom right in front of me actually when you heard that verdict guilty. how did you react? >> i gasped. i -- i was in shock. it was so unreal. it still is. i'm still in shock. >> judge jeanine: you waited a long time? >> very long time. very long time. >> judge jeanine: did you ever think the day would come? >> sometimes i didn't think it would come. it just seemed like it would drag on forever. especially with the delays going on with the court with the hearsay and everything, i didn't know. >> judge jeanine: when you testified, tell us if you made contact with drew peterson? did you make eye contact with him when you were talking about what he said? >> yes. and he just stared right back at me. and he -- i felt

dr. scholl's custom fit orthotics number. now i'm a believer. you'll be a believer, too. learn where to find your number at drscholls.com. seems too bizarre to be true but you drew petersonfrom a woman named diana from his jail cell. this after four wives and a fifth fiancee. vern is back with us. he is the author of practical homicide which is the bible for most homicide detectives now in its fourth edition as well as sexual homicide. robi rud ludewig who wrote thek about death do us part about marital homicide. the two of you meet and say hello. >> a match made in heaven, right? >> judge jeanine: get this one. a letter in drew peterson's own hand writing. when things are down for me i just think of your smile and holding you in the dark, feeling your body against mine, thinking of us holding each other makes me feel better. i hope you are not a smoker. what? how does he know what she feels like and how you does he know her smile and doesn't know if she smokes? "i hate the taste of tobacco." what is going on here? yes. >> thinks he is a romantic guy and is constantly looking for the perfect romance. with drew, he gets very disappointed. he is a about murderous romantic.