or are you persona non grata in the halls of party power. >> yes, that would be all by myself. >> jon really? .. >> no invitation. no credentials. >> that is what happens. >> jon: that is not right. how do you repair that type of relationship with a party? or are you not interested in that? >> i am not interested in that. look the bottom line is i was hired to do two things, one raise money, $198 million and win elections, 53 seats in the house, many legislative seats in the company and flipped a number of legislatures, and congressmen, tim scott to alan west, susanna martinez who was awesome the other night. >> i can see why they got rid of you. >> yes, exactly. >> jon: let me ask you this. do you know paul ryan? >> yes, very well. >> jon: now he is considered if i am not mistaken, and i am using just a nic nickname, the brainiac. >> he is the intel beck chul soul of the republican party. >> there is a lot of gravitation to him, his boldness to put a plan in writing on the table which he knew would be, you know, advice rated and taken apart, and interestingly must have not just by th

you are not there and person naah non grata, do you believe your political career you will be marginalizedext few years or more ostracized for the next few years or put a hit out on you? which one do you think it will be? >> .. >> you know, the interesting thing about political party is they go in cycles and so when you say what is the republican party today i think in some sense it is a holding company for fund-raising and doing not anything for four years. i say it has to have more, a heart and soul and it has to have a vision and solutions when is the last time we sat down as a people and talked about solutions. >> stephen: that would be nice. in the 21st century. this week, you have -- you have endorsed mitt romney. >> i have. >> stephen: i assume you spent the last four months going across the country on your dirt bike door to door urging people to vote for him? >> well, not exactly. >> stephen: okay. >> but i do believe that he is in the best position to do what needs to be done to get the economy moving. it is all about job creation and looking at the revenue flow so we can start pa

." >> the republican candidate seen as a "persona non grata" there. >> jon: wow. mitt romney's business practices are too shady for italy. (laughter) italy. (cheers and applause) mitt romney has to say to italy "i'm a legitimate businessman." (laughter) italy. a country where the prime minister, the head of the country's largest media conglomerate, and the host of their finest bunga bunga parties is the same (bleep)ing guy. (laughter) we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, a native of afghanistan, a former advisor to the eyes army. her book is called "in my father's country: an afghan woman defies her fate." please welcome to the program, saima wahab. (applause) how are you? >> doing good. >> jon: thank you so much for being here. >> you're welcome. >> jon: and sharing your story with us. "in my father's country." man, you know, i'm not crazy about my childhood. (laughter) but wow. what you went through as a child is remarkable in your ability to persevere over that and to find purpose in your life.

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." >> the republican candidate seen as a "persona non grata" there. >> jon: wow. mitt romney's business practices are too shady for italy. (laughter) italy. (cheers and applause) mitt romney has to say to italy "i'm a legitimate businessman." (laughter) italy. a country where the prime minister, the head of the country's largest media conglomerate, and the host of their finest bunga bunga parties is the same (bleep)ing guy. (laughter) we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, a native of afghanistan, a former advisor to the eyes army. her book is called "in my father's country: an afghan woman defies her fate." please welcome to the program, saima waha

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. >> i am phil grata from the state department public policy bureau. if japan does not choose to step up to the plate and let the alliance with their, what are the most plausible consequences you are concerned about? >> if japan and the united states are not moving forward together one of the consequences, we are going to have an alliance because one of the most important features of the alliance is the fact that the government and the people of japan allow us to use of military bases in japan without which the tyranny of time and distance for our navy would really make it difficult to have meaningful security cooperation. as long as the government of japan were willing to allow the use of u.s. bases that our alliance will continue but in won't be what we needed it to be. it won't have the vibrancy and not something -- my colleagues and to themselves. is not something if japan doesn't move along is not a situation that is actually supportive of the people of japan. i use the term deliberately. we want a japan in which young japanese can dream, not just

he has gone from hero to persona non grata overnight. a seemingly perfect player now flawed. >> wow. melky? steroids. >> it happens in the olympics and i will think victor conte said it the best. he said there will be new drugs and new masking agents and new drugs and new masking agents and this is what people get involved with. i always say baseball is a microcosm of the world and we are seeing it right here. >> reporter: for greger blanco who took cabrera's place in the field today maybe it is the break of a lifetime. for fans, parents and kids who made a hero of melky cabrera, how do they explain this? >> obviously it is is not a good thing. i wouldn't have thought that of melky. >> you look like you are almost ready to cry. >> it has been said those who want to blindly idolize professional athletes should never venture below the second deck. whether true or not itfit the t park where we found disappointment, despair and even forgiveness. >> it means that he made a bad decision. again, it is bad news for us. >> it wasn't response unem

by the time someone gets to that point, they are persona non grata within their own own party. >> what donor mant flens? >> donor maintenance. a you'a euphemism. where people write big checks to the party and this year with post citizens united, post speech now environment as well as candidates with public financing, this donor maintenance is more important than ever. >> seem pretty well maintained. >> got it. ken vogel, thank you very much. >> pleasure. >> up next, what does romney need to do at the convention? apart from not telling jokes. and the story no one want to talk about. up next in the spin cycle, as we roll on for monday, august 27th. mom: ready to go to work? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ every mom needs a little helper. that's why i got a subaru. announcer: love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. trick question. i love everything about this country! including prilosec otc. you know one pill each morning treats your frequent heartburn so you can enjoy all this great land of ours has to offer like demolition derbies. and drive thru weddings. so if you're one of those people who gets heartburn

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vegas. >> y muchachos, mÍrenla, que sÉ que la quieren mucho, maribel guardia nos sorprende con una gratarias. >> ¿por quÉ no vienen a esta casita?. >> esta es su casa. >> que vengan a kocontarnos un poquito de esa historia hermosa que tiene un final feliz y que demuestra que cuando quiere siempre puede. >> y que vengan aquÍ a cantar en "despierta amÉrica" y enseÑarme el uno, dos, tres pÁtica. >> tÚ sabes que baila muy bien. >> raÚl es casi dominicano. >> pero me incluyen a mÍ tambiÉn. >> pero raÚl y karla. >> yo me vi emocionada. >> estoy conectadoÍsimo con redes sociales, gracias por seguirnos en twitter respondemos a todos y cada uno de los mensajes cuando tenemos tiempo. >>@ despierta amÉric. >> estÁn en contacto con redes sociales nos es muy grato. >> y la protagonista de abismo de pasiÓn, angelique boyer da detalles de su vida privada como nunca antes. >> y aquÍ lo va a ver con nosotros. >> serÁ que hablÓ del gÜero. >> el maquillaje embellece pero tambiÉn se envejece. >> quizÁs se esta poniendo aÑos de encima. >> y vamos a enseÑar a quitarselos. >> a poco de final de pequeÑos gigant

he became person on a non grata -- persona non grata because he will not rubber-stamp what the tea partys were doing. people say there is a liberal media bias, but there is a conservative media bias. they are just flat out lies. people let people, their shows and save lives and they would not even correct them. host: we will leave your common there and look at a tweet coming in to us -- this is in response to a tweet we read earlier. #cspanrnc is how you can join the conversation with your tweets this week. we are going in a few moments to "national journal" looking at the presidential election and polling. "the national journal", "the atlanta" and cbs. we will go to it now. >> good morning, everyone. how are you doing this money? did you have a good time last night? how about it? [applause] before starting, i want to point something out. i happen to be a jazz fan and for those of you who are jazz fans, you are at the chophouse in tampa, one of the workplaces and they are fleeing miles blue" in theof background. i and publisher at large of "the net -- "the national journal" and "the atla

conocÍan lo que iba a suceder, pero ayudaron a mantener el secreto para que la niÑa disfrutara de la grataengo amaxofobia porque le tengo miedo a los vehÍculos que van al lado mÍo y no he aprendido a manejar porque tengo miedo que se me aviento en todo el procedimiento no lo he podido hacer todo, por lo mismo del miedo que tengo al manejar. >> mire al igual que otras fobias o miedos el temor a conducir se le conoce como una enfermedad mental. >> para hablar de este tema nos acompaÑa el sicÓlogo, bienvenidbienvenido a "despierta amÉrica". >> ¿cÓmo se desarrolla?. >> hay varias razones, primero puede ser lo que un estrÉs post traumÁtico, fuiste presente donde quizÁs muriÓ alguien o tuviste la percepciÓn donde alguien pudo morir. >> y otro tipo de fobia que se traduce en esto. >> hay quiÉnes tienen fobia a viajar y se traduce que no puedo manejar. >> la fobia esta es un temor irracional, exagerado y entonces te detiene en el funcionamiento. >> pero tiene que haber sucedido un hecho traumatizanent skwant. >> la aracno fobia es miedo a las araÑas. >> pero esto ¿quÉ puede pasar?. >> el manejar c

. >> the republican candidate is seen as a quote, persona non grata there. >> wow! a country where the prime minister, the head of the country's largest media conglomerate, and the host of their finest bunga bunga parties is the same [ bleep ] guy. >> where's the person exceptionalism? those cheering fans and those athlete who is dedicated their lives to represent america standing on a podium with their hands over their hearts, fighting back the tears while the u.s. flag ascends to the rafters and our national anthem echoes throughout the arena just don't seem that into it. i mean, would it kill you to give that flag patch a flag pin? and you, gabby douglas, america's sweetheart, the devil's magenta? you know who else wore purple? hitler. that's true. you don't see that, because it's in black and white most of the full-tim time. i mean, where is the patriotism? sure, after the ra, 400-meters gold medalist sanya richards-ross ran around with the flag over her shoulders, but? she really loved america, she would have carried it during the race. and yes, dee dee trotter

. >> ifill: he certainly was persona non grata at the convention this week. >> i'm not sure it puts missourihere has been no effect. >> ifill: i suppose you wouldn't hear more from the podium about todd akin, but i wonder if you've picked up any other murmurings. >> they came out, the entire party establishment, the whole fox news crew and everybody, they want him to get out. he's a party of one staying in right now. >> and i think they thought further callsor his leaving would, in fact, make him into a martyr. >> ifill: this is the night of the also-rans because now we're about the hear from former minnesota governor tim pawlenty. he is here to speak on mitt romney's record and experience. >> thank you. thank you very much. good evening, everyone. and welcome to barack obama's retirement party. [cheering and applause] four years ago we came together for this convention back in my home state of minnesota. and a lot has happened since then. we've had four years of barack obama in the white house. ah, the obama white house, one bad decision follows another. it's hard to say exactly just what h

a primary in 20,00 they're either purse on a non grata or did not know the difference.al point i would make, repetition matters in panels like this, i will repeat the point, indiana lost voter i.d. law passed 2004. the the only supreme court case on this subject is indiana's law. indiana is a typically republican state that happened nearly go for barack obama four years ago, but in 2004, it easily went for bush. the passed the law because they thought it was a problem in some communities in indiana. we cannot lose sight of one important thing here. the issue is whether it is an unreasonable burden to make someone produced voter i.d. or some equivalent. we might debate the public policy all we want, but the courts are loooking at these issues, the and reasonable burden. the reason we talk about the ubiquity of driver's licenses, that id is common, is not try to make a point, but we are trying to say that how can it be a burden to ask people to do something they do all the time? how can it be a burden to ask people to do something they do all the time? >> regarding the pa