he didn't say i didn't give a drip. he said i gave a drip, dose and drip. can we agree to disagree?t better. i think tif the prosecution rested right now they'd win. inus don't treat a cough. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus sinus liquid gels fights sinus symptoms plus cough. you're good. [ male announcer ] thanks. that's the cold truth! two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for our country's energy security and our economy. >>> president obama spoke about the penn state child sexual abuse scandal at a news conference in haw aw this evening. the president said excitement about sports should never get in the way of a basic human response calling for all institutions to step back and make sure they are protectin

he gave a drip. dr. murray goes the dose and the drip. line 22.e says it, this is about that night. >> flanagan needs a coffee and a red bull. end of story. this is why i said, i'm available. ask me questions. i am the source. talk to me. spend time with me. get to understand it. i am available. so when you go up there and you are fumbling, it misses me off. that's not what i expect. okay? stop. i am talking. don't interrupt me. >> the dose and the drip is referring to what he handled -- didn't you understand that to be referring to what he handled before? >> no, i don't see it that way. >> here didn't say i didn't gave a drip. he said i gave a dose and drip. can we agree to disagree? >> i probably should have controlled them a little bit better. i think the prosecution rested right now. they went. the gate. we are ready to invite our first class passengers and uniformed military personnel to board at this time. to those who put our country first, we're honored to do the same for you. delivering mail, medicine and packages. yet they're closing tho

on a drip, does it?it does, yes. >> it doesn't. >> it doesn't? >> no. >> can i look at the report? >> sure. >> i think that the doctor -- i can cross-examine him and he does not stand a chance. i can slice him like a sword. he is stupid. however, i take a offense when my damn attorney is not prepared for that matter. >> he never said he gave a drip. >> i disagree with you. he gave a drip. it says here. he says a dose and a drip. line 22. he says it. about that night. >> flanagan got a wakeup and he needs a lot of pit bull or red bull after lunch, and end of story. this is why i said i'm available, ask me questions. i am the source. talk to me. spend time with me. get to understand it. i'm available. when you go up there and you're fumbling around, of course it pisss me off. that's not what i expect. okay? stop. i'm talking to him. please don't interrupt me. >> the dose and the drip is referring to what he handled, and didn't you understand that to be referring to what he handled before finding? >> no, i

jackson on a drip. and that's a key point here to consider.s after witness testify that propofol is not a dangerous drug. it's a safe and wonderful drug. however, if the patient is on a drip, then certain prekaucautions need to be taken, certain mon it orring equipment or resuscitation equipment is necessary to be present. but on june 25th, dr. murray did not have mr. jackson on a drip. all he administered was about 25 milligram of propofol. we knew through the expert witnesses that the clinical effect on propofol is only five to ten minutes. so dr. murray stayed -- remained by mr. jackson's side for about 30 minute. the propofol is completely out of mr. jackson's system and therefore could not have caused mr. jackson's death. >> will you under those circumstances then be launching an appeal against this conviction? >> excuse me, would we be appealing? >> yes. >> absolutely. that's something that we discussed with dr. murray already. he's got his appellate remedies available. and he intends on seeking those remedies. >> finally, i mean, what k

every day it's like a drip, drip, drip.of here tomorrow, i know i would not come back. i honestly say if i got there tomorrow i know i would not come back. i don't deserve to come back tomorrow. i can honestly tell you, unless i go to the parole board and i'm 43, i would tell them, i don't deserve to be back out there because i took a life. karma really has something to give me, i'm going to take it. >> armstrong may be killing time behind bars, but he hasn't lost his passion for current events. >> i read newspapers, magazines. i get "tv guide," "xxl," "rolling stone," "newsweek," "blender." i get nine periodicals. i was going to major in english and political science. if i didn't make it in basketball, i wanted to be a political columnist. like george will -- not necessarily his politics. sorry george. i watch abc news, i see george stephanopoulos talking. i see that dude on fox, the a-hole. >> bill o'reilly? >> yeah. bill o'reilly. and i see your colleague, tom brokaw. that's what i wanted to get into. i love politics. i

. >> as it is, drip, drip, drip process., it hasn't shown up in the polls, yes, he's getting more money. i guarantee over time, this story continues much longer, it will be corrosive for the campaign. everything in politics tells veterans that's what happened over time. >> let's go to deputy political director paul sign housteinhaus. paul, what about david gergen's comments saying that campaign shows inexperience. it took too long for herman cain to respond. >> his responses were changing throughout monday. we heard that criticism from others. you were also talking about the polls. let's take a look at that. abc warrant poll, came out yesterday, conducted entirely after the controversy hit. the controversy hit last sunday night, this poll was monday through theories. there's cain tied at the top in the republican nomination with massachusetts governor mitt romney. that's where he was in the polls before the crisis started. go to the next poll as well and you can see seven in ten, republicans and independents that lead to gop

that broader strategic case, i think, got lost in, as you call it, the drip, drip, drip of intelligenceuggets. >> let's take a break and come back. i want to talk to you about the moment you heard that osama bin laden was dead, the man who committed the 9/11 atrocity on your watch. so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. [ woman ] lower cholesterol. [ man 2 ] yummy. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste and whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. >>> back now with my special guest, dr. condoleezza rice. dr. rice, i'm getting lots of tweets wile we had the break there saying i wish that she would run for president. >> well, that's very nice, but thanks, i'll pass on that honor. >> is that a total lifetime pass, or could you see yourself tempted back? >> i'm really a policy person. i'm not a politician. and i've been through a campaign. i know what that takes. and i'll leave it to others. >> but you're not entirely ruling it out? >> piers, that's a no. >> let me ask you, where

, drip. you call it the embarrassment of the president becoming almost a wmd fact checker, which was clearly a pretty degrading experience and deeply flawed and in the end it turned out that the public reasons for going to war with saddam were totally incorrect, whereas had you done what the administration did here with gadhafi and say we're going after saddam because he is a bad man and it will be good for the region, at least you could sit back now and say, well, we got rid of him for the reasons we said we were going to get rid of him. >> i think we did make those reasons, but we didn't emphasize them. i talk about this in the book. we belief he had weapons of mass destruction. that was the immediate threat particularly in the aftermath of 9/11 when you worry about nexus between terrorism and weapons of mass destruction. weapons of mass destruction were not a theoretical probability with saddam hussein. after all, had he used them before. he had been seen in 1991 after the gulf war i to ha

it looks like a pattern of behavior, it feels like a drip, drip, drip.ot a one-off -- you know, the politico says herman cain says that, right? every day there feels like more. >> remember what happened to anthony weiner, it wasn't the first revelation or the second or third. it was the fourth and fifth. and you mentioned this drip, drip, drip. that's what's ultimately going to be damaging to him. and that's what often hurts a political candidate. if it's one story, you can get by. if it becomes 10 or 12, that's way too much. >> and it seems like it's already become way too much. but i would say, herman cain, they have pointed out they have raised lots and lots of money already in the last couple days. his polling numbers seem strong, still in a tie, so to be continued. >> next polls to come. >> indeed. and we will be looking for them, including the one in the "wall street journal" mark murray, coauthor of "first read" which i read first every morning. >>> president obama has a packed schedule today. and the european debt crisis is dominating the convers

that broader strategic case, i think, got lost in, as you call it, the drip, drip, drip of intelligencegets. >> let's take a break and come back. i want to talk to you about the moment you heard that osama bin laden was dead, the man who committed the 9/11 atrocity on your watch. my sinus symptoms come with a cough that stays even after i treat... [ male announcer ] truth is, most sinus formulas don't treat a cough. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus sinus liquid gels fights sinus symptoms plus cough. you're good. [ male announcer ] thanks. that's the cold truth! [ male announcer ] thanks. we're going to head on into the interview. evan, sandy . . . evan .. what pushed you toward the explorer? it was less expensive. better technology inside. there was stuff that we have in our car that i didn't even know existed. how does your music gear fit in there? it fits perfectly. i mean, i got a keyboard, acoustic guitar, merchandise, cds to sell and it all just fits like a nice game of tetris. what would you say to a friend who's skeptical about buying a ford. do you want to borrow my

always as you know the drip, drip, drip. another person and another story when things seem to find a quiet spot to have something else pop and drop. two weeks after gloria's appearance on tv, all of that does not help and that's part of the assessment that they are going through. >> yesterday herman cain said he would stay in this race and i'm quoting him, as long as his wife gloria was behind him. you may recall amid the previously allegations, the cain campaign had mrs. cain step forward to defend her husband. can you imagine him doing the same thing? >> i really cannot imagine it. i think that michael steele is right about these things. and where he is with his family. that has to come first for him. that says a lot more about you and your candidacy than an affair or harassment. herman cain needs to set himself down somewhere. >> michael, this is obviously deeply and profoundly humiliating for his wife and family. >> i'm sure it is. from a number of stand points, from the drip, drip of information and certainly the contra

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there's the drip, drip, drip, that will continue. even if he weathers this and somehow imaginary world becomes a republican nominee. he will be very easy pickings for democrats. >> in other words, you think it's unlikely the democrats are doing this to discredit him, because they would like him to win. >> absolutely. i think the democrats would love to run against herman cain and that was true before these scandals. a more professor, thanks for the conversation. we appreciate the insight tonight. obviously this one goes on. we move on to yet another big story today. legendary head coach, joe paterno could be the next one out at penn state because of that school's on going sex abuse scandal. this according to the "new york times." the school is discussing his exit and it could come in just weeks or perhaps even days. now paterno had been scheduled to hold a weekly press conference talking about saturday's game, but university officials canceled that one and later in the day, paterno told reporters outside his home, he does want to res

. >> sounds like it's drip, drip, drip, but lynwood who is the attorney for cain and the attorney for richard jewel, the olympic bomber, he held this against him. he says, you know, i wouldn't parade my clients out in front of them and that makes it sound like it's not true. we'll see. it's going to go on and on. >> bruce, thank you for that. anita. >> new at 6:00 tonight, an appeals court says president obama's healthcare plan is unconstitutional. the u.s. district court of appeals for the district of columbia upheld a lower court's ruling that congress did not overstep its authority by requiring americans to have health insurance or pay a penalty. that law is set to take effect in 2014. the supreme court could decide by thursday if it will take up the case. >>> today the high court focused on another issue out of d.c. can police use a wireless gps to track a suspect without getting a court order first? bruce johnson is live in northwest with more on the argument. >> this case is getting a lot of tang of attention from diverse groups. the fbi is standing on the corner. they're watchi

while it would be harmful to cain to talk about this anymore because drip drip drip just hurts him.f there's a big question mark that allowspp1=a1 say that we just don't know. it's not just about this issue but it's also his positions on foreign policy, on abortion, some other hurdles he's had in his campaign and create a big balloon much doubt that hangs over him. that would be a problem. >> schieffer: i want to talk about rick perry who came when he announced he shot to the top of the polls and had a couple of stumbles in the debates. and he went right back down. whale all of this was going on on national television and out there on the internet, the story that was getting so much play was this rather-- and i'll use the term-- bizarre video of rick perry making a speech up in new hampshire. just listen to this. ) take on this. >> today is awesome. gold is good. if you have any in the backyard, if they print any more money over in washington, gold is going to be good. i come from a state, you know, where they had little while place called the alamo. they declared victory or death.

that daley drip, drip, drip is the kind of thing that erode support. >> at least two candidates seemo be gaining from it, mitt romney and newt gingrich. >> tonight, africa's most active volcano is putting on quite a show for anyone who can get close enough to see it. it is in a very remote area of the democratic republic of congo in a national park. it is the biggest eruption in a century. officials have tried to set up a safety zone around it, but they say it is safe for tourists. >> and now, your 11 insta- weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> unusually warm temperatures in the mid-atlantic and up and down the eastern seaboard. at the inner harbor we did hit 77, but that is not an official climate statistic for the region. the official high is at b.w.i. marshall. the official high today is 74. it is within three degrees of the record high in 1989. our low temperature was more like the afternoon high for this time of year. 74 downtown, 68 in columbia. the eastern shore is mild. a cool breeze coming off of ocean city at 62. burg and oakland. 57 is about wh

i think that the more this drips, drips on, i think it does become -- >> well, this wasn't a drip.his was an avalanche. >> no, and this was -- right. this is definitely a different thing than what we have seen so far. >> okay. in fact, you've heard so much that your perspective is so informed by your reporting that you're missing the incredible drama that people who doubted this all along, completely doubted it, all of a sudden, wait a minute, i've been all wrong in my thinking. it sounds like there's something -- it looks like there's something here that's awful. in our new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll taken before this accuser came out today, a majority of republicans, 54%, say they're not at all concerned in voting for cain in light of these allegations. well, back to heilemann, sir, these aren't allegations of the kind that are off the table or out of camera range. this is right on camera. as we all know from video, it never goes away. it's not biodegradable. that allegation made today is going to haunt this guy from here to the iowa caucuses, if he's still around. >> it

dripping of news coming out of europe every day. >> it seems like the federal reserve is pushing them into stocks because with rates where they are, who the heck wants to go into something that's yielding me nothing, i might as well go with the dividend payer. i might as well go with something that has a yield. >> we're used to getting a reasonable, nominal yield from a risk-free investment. that doesn't exist anymore, so you're exactly right, the fed is pushing you to the point of if i want income, if i want yield, what kind of risk am i willing to take? in many cases, i agree with michael that the best way to get that income is from a high-paying stock or index. typically when this happens, the recovery is slow and anemic, and while that's happening, there is probably not a lot either the federal government or the fed is able to do to make it much better. >> your favorite sector right now. >> energy is the favorite sector. it's cheap and it's holding up better than the overall economy, and i think you'll see some strengths in the overall economy. >> anything else? >> energy, commodi

and sure enough, we're seeing the inevident blt of this drip, drip, drip.ing him in poll after poll. >> l.a. times headline here. remain weary of mitt romney. at this point, how or can romney get the tea partiers on board? >> here's the thing they should be looking at. they have to decide do you want to win? that's the inevident blt argument that romney is trying to make. or do you want somebody who is a purest. here's the thing to keep an eye on. it's a candidate who can make the changes that they need to make. make those course corrections in the course of the campaign and improve over time. that's the person you ultimately want to nominate. herman cain can't do that. mitt romney has done that, if you look at his performance this time from last time. newt gingrich can't do that. rick perry, what a disaster. >> karen and larry, i'm going to have to cut you off. thank you for your time. have a great weekend. >> thank you. >>> two major announcements from president obama early this morning. details on those next. ♪ [ female announcer ] give a little cheer to

. >>> big surprise, the drip, drip, drip continues, and tonight of course we have new details about theeged, i did say alleged, didn't i? the alleged incident that led a female employee of republican front-runner herman cain to accuse him of sexual harassment and the national restaurant association to negotiate her exit with a cash settlement. politico reports the woman in question, roughly 30 years old at the time, told one of the sources cain made a suggestion that she felt was overtly sexual in nature and that she perceived that her job was at risk if she didn't do it. the sources say the woman told them cain invited her to his hotel room at the event and that both the context and the way cain phrased the invitation made her feel extremely uncomfortable, even incensed. here's herman cain's version of that incident on fox news on tuesday. >> one of the few details in that original politico piece was whether you asked one of these women to a hotel room. are you sure that you hadn't done that that -- >> i am sure i hadn't done that. absolutely sure. >> of course there were more than a f

, drip, drip that has been dragging this campaign. if you are a fundraiser and you know about money, the chase is a sure thing and steps back from a not so sure thing. is that what is going on? >>guest: you can see it will be hard. think about it. what if i worked for herman cain, and i asked him, neil cavuto, for money, aren't you going do make reference to the fact he seems disorganized and the campaign seems iffy, with another allegation? this is not just another sexual harassment allegation. this is someone coming forth saying necessity had a 13 year on-and-off affair. this is a little different. and the fact that he is back pedaling and saying, that, you know, reanalyzing everything, this is something to think about, so, would you be wanting to write that check? or would you be hesitant? >>neil: i guess we reading the tea leaves, and one of the things that interested me today from herman cain was the comments attributed to him at a conference where he said he is considering the emotional toll on his family include his wife of 43

i think this is the drip, drip, drip of politics we have come to see when a controversy gets started the former speaker. >> we are still working on this. we have been reporting it all day. apparently it was a fine freddie mac had to pay of $3.million to the federal election commission. it was a consent agreement and they didn't cite them or agree there was wrongdoing but they paid $3.8 million for improper contributions to political candidates and failing to document fund raising they did for politicians and for hiring consultants and we don't know if the gingrich group was involved but for hiring consultants for the fund raising. >> fannie mae and freddie mac are toxic, especially in the republican party. there are democrats who have had connections with those institutions who have also suffered. you may recall that jim johnson who was supposeded to head the obama transition had to back out in part because of his connections to freddie mac and fannie mae. i don't agree that this is necessarily fatal to newt gingrich's chances. i think there is still a pretty good opportunity for hi

so the second kind of gravy is from turkey drippings, which we all do at thanksgiving. >> sure. >> iet stressed out about defatting it. >> yes. >> so what you want to do, if you have time put it in the fridge for 20 to 30 minutes the fat will separate and it's easy to defat with a little spoon. >> a ladle. >> a little ladle, yes, otherwise leave it at room temperature and the fat will rise to the surface as it cools. >> if you have the time. >> correct. next you take the defatted turkey drippings. >> right. >> and add some of this, a cranberry orange glaze. >> interesting. >> so this is what i brushed on my turkey, see how it glistens? it's orange, cranberry concentrate, and you cook down until it gets nice and thick. i don't have a whisk, otherwise i would use it. oh, there we go. and you whisk it and let it cook down for about eight to ten minutes. >> right. >> and this is the turkey gravy. >> that is spectacular. this is really good. i'm going to use this finger since you sucked the other one. slightly sweet. >> oh, yes it is. i need this job. >> you got to have fun with this. you

it's drip, drip, drip. how are the republicans going to get the media talking about and the rest of the country talking about jobs when they have herman cain, a herman cain story, joe, coming out every other day? >> you're right, ed. you raise a good point. it's tough. you don't want this to dominate the news media. it would be better to talk about how you put americans back to work. we have 14 million of our fellow americans not working right now. much rather see them working and talking about plans to get them back to work rather than talking about this. >> nobody's throwing herman cain under the bus. i mean, they're all willing to say, well, this is just a private matter and it really doesn't matter. when do they start becoming credible? i think that is the key question at this point. krystal ball, joe watkins, great to have both of you with us tonight. i appreciate your time. >>> one ohio republican says he shouldn't have to share and sacrifice because he earns his paycheck. i have a lot of ohioans here