that's a gotcha that's a good gotcha because if so is it true you know we keep hearing the same tired arguments used over and over and over again to you know keep us away from progress and so there was segregation now it's a segregation of a different kind when it comes to gay members of the military like kind of shocked it was fox news that actually i would say like they got to i couldn't believe that when i saw it it was like wait fox. and i think this is the this is the kind of gotcha question that i think is far more a luster to a compelling then herman cain's you know this really forces santorum to be caught not really uncomfortable situation where he's. how do you get out of it then what you got out of it was painful yet he said today that it's too many different you know i said the next two minutes trying to explain how you know people of different color are different people with different sexual orientation and then said that people gay people showering with people is very frightening to him. obviously they're on the wrong side of history because you know i mean if you look at

what about those gotcha videos that people love to look at?idate-driven? are they user generated? >> at youtube.com/politics we're really trying to provide a central place for all sort of political video and the lead up to the 2012 election. video comes in all shapes and sizes from your political speech to your campaign ad, to your gotcha to your voter generated video. so we want to create a place where you can find all of this content. so it really is a mix. it really is all of those things. in addition, we're trying to provide a place where citizens can track the candidates on youtube, so you can see from week to week, day-to-day, who is up and who's down on youtube in terms of video views >> that's interesting. who is up and who's down? >> yes, so the most viewed candidate in the past month is rick perry. one of his videos is proven leadership and that's gotten almost 2 million views. other candidates that are doing well as i mentioned are herman cain, who is using youtube to show a more genuine side of his personality. and of course, they'

as gotcha journalism goes, there's not much journalism and there's no gotcha that i can see.ebody asks you what someone else said about you and you say, no, that's not the way it is -- even if sam stein did buy his sources a few drink, for which i have no evidence by the way, isn't that something that thousands of reporters have done over the years? >> i think it would be something that makes him a good reporter. the face to face, taking him out, we're going to have a conversation, that's the crux of good reporting. i think people over the past few years have complained that that sort of reporting doesn't take place enough. >> people e-mailing -- >> yes, e-mailing, chatting. >> going to bars where the real journalism takes place, in the bar. >> i had to look to see f that was an "onion" ohio. >> he spoke with tommy christopher about the tactics he used and the wording of his questions. take a look at that. >> my question is if he didn't say that sam gets his sources drunk, why would you tell sam that that's what he said? >> well, i mean, i believe -- i interpreted what the pr

gotcha. >> that's horrible, steven. i love watching it going every. pumpkins flying every where.es flying every where. perfect smashing pumpkin video. >> i love the smashing pumpkins. melancholy. it was epic. >> you don't know what you're talking about. that was 1984. >> '95. >> this cheese isn't that old. >> cheese. ♪ >> wait a second. i just said people are dying and eating your brains. >> this little kid is singing it. it's creepy when little kids are singing. >> or happy birthday. >> that your gum? >> it got stuck in your fur. >> ghostbusters. >> your dorkiness has risen to a whole new level. >> dogs barking at pumpkins. hang on. dogs barking at pumpkins. action. [ dog barking ] >> not everybody can be as scary on halloween as i am in this ghost costume. when it's your job to be scary and you're not what happens. >> mummy, thanks for coming. have a seat. your numbers are down. we've been rooting for you to turn things down. when was the last time somebody thought you were scary? [ mumbling ] >> when was the last time somebody thought you were actually scary? [ mumbling ] >> m

third gotcha, mandatory minimum balances.between $5 and $15 if your checking balance slips below $1,500. >> banks are trying new manners of fees, really turned into the airline industry trying to nickel and dime you at every turn. >> reporter: the work-around keep all your accounts at a single bank, checking and savings count towards your minimum. number four, ever-higher atm fees. you will pay $3.81 on average for using out of network cash machine. consider an online bank. many of them reimburse you for atm fees. final gotcha, soaring bounced check fees now average $31. the work-around, credit unions often charge lower fees because they are nonprofit. many people think there has to be a credit union at the company where you work in order to join. that is just not the case anymore. there is always some credit union you can join and they can be a tremendous resource. in washington, elizabeth leamy, abc news. >> good analogy in the story. who do you think people hate more, banks or airlines? gouging everywhere you go. the websi

need here in the media but i don't see that it seems like seeing people who go on about also betty gotcha and they don't really care about spying on citizens cellphones people devious core of his kuantan and oh miss it offenses against civil liberties and i think if you're really a constitutional be true then you can't just be you know buff a style constitutional petri can't see the parts you like be the parts you don't like it's all hoping or nothing you know i get and i think it's something that you very much i appreciate it sir. all right we're taking a quick break but there is a lot more where that came from as we continue our entire show that dedicated to occupy wall street now it might be in here right here in new york where occupy wall street began but we know it's spreading across the country so we're going to speak to some other occupiers in d.c. and los angeles and britain have a special guest they the house. you should only. go to bring justice for accountability. i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i think that's. what i would charac

. >> i'm ready for the gotcha questions and they're already starting to come.sident of ubecki-stand o-sta you know, i don't know. i don't think that's critical to folks on national security and getting this economy going. >> even where we are in terms of the global crisis, isn't that too flip even for right wing voters? >> he's not ready for the gotcha questions, but you bring up an interesting hunt jon huntsman is the only one who has that experience. he can did run the olympicses in 2002. but rick perry had some experience having been a pilot in the air force. so he can claim he's the only candidate with some military service, but you these candidates don't have much to go on when it comes to foreign affairs. so yes, the republican party has a deficiency in that area right now. >> bob, you ran national campaigns. now, i want to ask you quickly a two part question. rick santorum seems to have everything they want in terms of the tea party. he's a real conservative, today even dealing with contraception is é a dangerous -- just all kis of stuff. why isn't he ta

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. >> i'm ready for the gotcha questions and when they ask me who's the question of uzbek, stan i'm going to say "i don't know, 40 dough know? how's that going to create one job. >> stephen: it won't create one job because they'll all been outstored to uzbeky-stan-stan land. and i hope herman cain did not offend their president chop-a-lop-a. (laughter) seen here with chinese premier ching chong ding-dong. and then, of course, there is cain's famous 999 economic plan. everybody's talking about it. >> 9999% corporate business flat tax, 9% personal income flas tax and 9% national sales tax. >> 999. >> 999. >> 999. >> 999. >> nein nein! nein! (cheers and applause) folks, all cain is saying is hitler had some good ideas. (laughter) tax policy. of course now that cain's in the lead, the lame stream gangrene mr. clean martin sheen media has been jumping on him over these remarks he made in tennessee over the weekend. >> let's have a real fence! 20 feet high with barbed wire. electrified. (cheers and applause) with a sign from the other side that says "it can kill you." then i get criticized mr.

moderator and arctic cloud sprite anderson cooper wasted no time trying to catch cain with the liberal gotcha tactic of quoting something cain had said. jim? >> herman cain, i got to ask you, you said "don't blame -- two weeks ago you said, "don't blame wall street. don't blame the big banks. if you don't have a job and you're not rich, don't blame yourself." do you still say that? >> yes, i do still say that. >> stephen: yes he does. and that message of hope is sure to rally the nation's unemployed to herman cain if they weren't so goddamn lazy. and from there herman continued the cain-ing. >> i still stand by my statement and here's why: they might be frustrated with wall street and the bankers, but they're directing their anger at the wrong place. wall street didn't put in failed economic policies. wall street didn't spend a trillion dollars that didn't do any good. wall street isn't going around the country trying to sell another $450 billion. they ought to be over in front of the white house taking out their frustration. so i do stand by ground. >> stephen: yeah, unemployed, you should b

it is not as if he is being asked gotcha questns.out energy, education, immigration, although keyhe booted questions on immigration. you wonder if he has sat down and thought about national issues. yes, he is not nimbl in debate. he had a great opening and he missed it. head several others, in fact. you can be sure that with an absence of that nimbleness he will be eaten alive in a one-on- one with obama. but the grounding in issues -- he could come up to speed, anand he's extremely good at retail politics tt he could r redeem himself that way. but each time you watch him in a debate, you wonder if he will make it. >> the median homerice drop to 30% since 2006. homeowners lost $7.40 trillion and equity. what are the candidates say about it? >> it was a bubble and it burst. it is not as if the price of a house in 2006 was its rl value in gold. it was a bubble and it collapsed. >> 5 million americans have lost their homes, another 3 million will lose -- >> usually when you have a president in a week at re- election situation -- like wi

. >> reporter: herman cain says he's ready for gotcha questions and can't wait to talk about his 9% sales tax. >> it's very simple. when people understand it, they will support it and they will demand it. >> reporter: michele bachmann, jon huntsman, rick santorum and others will look to prove that they can still win the nomination or even just to stay in the race. a theoretical match-up -- >>> doctors at san francisco general hospital are holding a briefing today about injured giants' fan, brian stowe. that news conference is planned for 1:30. it's going to be hosted by the hospital's chief of neurosurgery. stowe was badly beaten after watching the giants play at dodgers stadium. doctors say he hasn't made significant progress. they'll tell us about his condition and next steps in his recovery. >>> police are investigating what led to a deadly light rail crash in north san jose. it was about 11:45 when alight rail train hit a man on the tracks near east trimble avenue. it disrupted light rail service for several hours and even stretch down north service for several hours. no information a

. >> i think it's gotcha politics whether republican or democrat. look, say who you are and let them know where you're coming from so you don't cam them off guard. i understand it makes press and you're now on cnn. >> gotcha politics. i appreciate it but i question how rou do it.nett outfront" st right now. >>> bernie madoff's wife. ruth madoff says she and her husband were so distraught by the ponzi scheme they attempted suicide. burr less coney and his famous bunga parties. truly leisure rid position information. and the bottom line on the super committee hearing. if they don't cut we could get hit by an interest hike. let's all go "outfront." i'm erin burnett. "outfront," count down to another downgrade of america? the super committee held a rare public hearing today. they're the group of 12 charged with cutting the deficit by at least $1.2 trillion. if they don't do it, we can end up on a rate to higher interest rates and a lower standard of living. here are the dates we need to watch. november 1st, cbo says the super committee must submit their

it is not as if he is being asked gotcha questions. it looks as though he knows energy, it knows about education, immigration, although he boote a lotd of the questions about immigration. you wonder if he has sat down and thought about national issues. on one hand, he is not nimble in debate. he had a great opening and he missed it. he had several others, in fact. you can be sure that with the absence of that nimbleness he will be eaten alive in a one-on- one with obama. but the grouting in issues, you worry about that. he could come up to speak, and he is extremely good at retail politics. he could redeem himself that way. every time you watch him in a debate, you wonder if he is going to make it. >> "national journal" -- the median home price topped since 2006, homeowners lost $7.40 trillion in equity. what did the candidates say about that? >> let's remember, it was a bubble and it burst. it is not as a the value -- the price of a house in 2006 was its real value in gold. it was a bubble and a collapse. >> 5 million americans lost t

it is not as if he's being asked gotcha questions. he knows about energy, education, immigration, although seahe booted a lot of the question about immigration. you wonder if he has sat down and thought about national issues. yes, as he is not nimble in debates. he had a great opening of there and he missed it. he had several others, in fact. and with the absence of that nimbleness he would be eaten alive in a one-on-one with obama. but the grounding on issues, you worry about that. he could come up to speed, and he's extremely good at retail politics. but every time you watch him in a debate you wonder if he is going to make it. >> the median home price in the united states dropped 30% since 2006. >> equity was paper equity. it was a bubble and it burst. it was not as if -- the price of a hous -- it was not as if the price of a house in 2006 was its real value in gold. it was a bubble and it collapsed. >> 5 million americans have lost their home and another 3 million will lose -- >> usually when you have a president in a week re-elec

. >> i'm ready for the gotcha questions. they are already starting to come.hen they ask who the president of ubekibekikedekistanstan is, i will say, i don't know. do you know? and then i'm going to say, how is that going to create one job? >> reporter: cain may not have held public office but he has another kind of experience. his atlanta talk radio archives. >> this is herman cain. >> reporter: he fronted a nightly talk show for three years starting in early 2008. >> i had a caller one night who asked the question, what do you mean by take back our government? i simply mean that our government has been hijacked by ultraliberals. >> reporter: cain gets a new seat at tomorrow's debate, center stage. the question is unlike other conservative shooting stars of the campaign, can he stay there? chuck todd, nbc news, washington. >> briefly from the political world to the naturalorld, a big weathermaker hitting charleston and the south carolina coast especially hard. before it's over this one will have stretched from the tip of r florida all the way to the new york/

. >> gotcha. >> don't get jerked around, make money on the jerking around. >> do you own any of these funds, can you? >> i do not. >> you can read deborah's-- debra's article, a link on the web site. word on the street, debra borchardt. >> susie: here's what's on the calendar for tomorrow: the senate debates president obama's american jobs act. and the f.d.i.c. is expected to vote on the so-called volcker rule banning banks from certain types of risky trades. also tomorrow, alcoa kicks off third-quarter earnings season. c.e.o. klaus kleinfeld joins us to discuss those results. contract negotiations between chrysler and the united auto workers will resume tomorrow after an around-the-clock bargaining session failed to secure a new national contract. neither side will discuss the progress on negotiations. chrysler is the last of the big three u.s. automakers to sit down with the union in this year's contract talks. general motors workers have already ratified a new contract and their counterparts at ford are voting on one now. >> tom: if you were expecting a message from a blackberry us

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i'm ready for the gotcha questions and they already started the column where they ask me who's the president of the baking they could make you stand stand i'm going to say you know i don't know you know i mean i'm going to say is that going to create one job now of course late night comedians media like had a field day with his. back to stand stand even secretary of state hillary clinton had a little fun at herman expense while she was in afghanistan which unfortunately probably only helped his cause republican voters. oh. it's something. yes it's a series of godfather's pizza. good credit artists use. you know the exposure to these countries you know might. sound silly. are terrible it's make a few things very clear here honey karzai is the president of afghanistan that's one of those stand countries and i think that's one of them you're probably going to want to know a little more about considering you said you plan on keeping troops there for a while if elected but any republican candidate can say they've been proof and stay and still get away or pretending like they know what's going on

coca-cola and everyone's like oh my god she's supporting coca-cola of all being against corporations gotcha no actually what you want to all like go live on a farm somewhere and not have any products of any type because the corporations are taking advantage of us that's not feasible we need to figure out a way to regulate them not be naked without food well that is the this is the problem you know like i think if there is really a chance for this movement and for everybody to understand and get behind certain elements of it and even just a little part of some people that can step beyond that are yes only a contradiction of the crazy straw man bench and they have these guys actually are not like the actual people on the ground are really great we only have like twice i can so let me just show you got my wall street condoms that condit media condom store has begun selling in new york and basically they say they're selling them to seventy percent discount to demonstrate their support for social change the worthy pursuit virtuous pursuit of equality for all and they don't want to look like they

. >> the day he said i'm sick of reporter gotcha questions.e who is the president, i'll just tell them i don't know. i'll find out before i have to meet them. boyz 2 they are here. >> sean was with you. lane, shall we? ♪ >> should they change their name to men 2 senior citizen soon? they are men now. the boyz thing was a long time ago. let's think about upgrading, baby. speaking of upgrade. there is an app now for all you pathetic guys who just can't get a girl. >> that's mean! >> i know, but it's the truth. >> there is an app that lets a fake girlfriend text you that she misses you. so you're like, hey, misses me. >> it's sad. it's very sad. apparently, it's very popular. >> here is something else that is popular. apparently there is a new trend where you can wear pajamas on the street. rachel roy and others made it vogue to wear pjs outside. >> there is nothing more comfortable. >> i think these are meant for outside. >> we have britney who is here every day. >> you've got on -- >> you look adorable, honey. >> thank you. >> what did people s

us get to the bottom of all this socialist nonsense and this seems college i decided to ask him a gotcha question that i knew would completely invisible point in the movement but still even with no way to answer correctly like is he still using his wall street backed a.t.m. card occasionally when my dad put money on it for me. just what i thought i've been using it to feed the kitchen so the only thing we can all agree on here is that they're all gerth list dirty hippies stuff. or can we the idea that there are people starving in america is unconscionable private banks teaming up with big corporations that it's ninety nine percent of the people that you know want to push to the bottom and that's what happens separation of corporation and state democracy rather than an oligarchy right now we have the rule by the rich and what we need is the rule by the people who. whenever. our guys coming up on the other side of the break michele bachmann herman cain and rick santorum debate on this special holiday edition of iran fell. to the east the repetition of. what a protest nobody seems to know.

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interview last week with the christian broadcasting network, cain was asked if he was prepared for gotcha questions about foreign policy. he said if he didn't know something, he would say so. it's not in his interest to know the names of leaders in the smaller, insignificant states around the world. >>> giant mosquitos. heavy rains caused swarms. they are two to three times larger than the normal ones we see in the area. they are more aggressive than their smaller brethren. >> i swatted one last night about that big. >> the season has been bad. it's been three times over what we averaged in the past. >> health officials say floodwater mosquitos no more likely to spread disease. they can transmit heart works to dogs. >>> prince george's county high school got a boost today thanks to a generous donation. the u.s. general services administration gave 40 computers to suitland high school. it's part of computers for learning. they encourage agencies to give equipment to schools. maryland congresswoman donna edwards says it benefits the government as much as the students. >> it's a direct relat