senator phil hart took on some of the great issues of that day. was thought of and spoken of as the conscience of the senate. he often went against what some of the powerful political interests in his state would have been for. or he went for issues that they would have been against. he's demonstrated a tremendous amount of courage. he died of cancer during his time in the senate. and so i have his picture there. i have senator howard cannon's there. and then there, senator eugene mccarthy. there's senator vance hartke. all those were members of the 1958 class. and i have a whole chapter of that class. i'm the last remaining member of that class. and the class had some very remarkable senators in it. and they went on to become chairmen of various committees. and as such were highly instrumental in the passage of very important legislation. c-span: what do you remember about senator hartke of -- democrat of indiana? >> guest: well he was very instrumental in education i was thinking about muskie -- senator muskie's picture is in there, too. c-span:

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it's the same old people. >> peter hart's the most respected democratic pollster in town.somebody who wants obama to win. doesn't have an ax to grind, as saying you're on the wrong track, you've got to make an argument about the future. and i don't think that's what we're going to hear today from president obama. i think we're going to hear the argument we've heard before, which is that romney's too risky a choice, you can't trust him, you've got to stick with me. >> the obama campaign will say, hey, wait a minute. and their other pushback is, we're not overly sunny about the economy. we're actually already doing some of that. >> what's hard, i think, for him or anyone. look, this guy is a very gifted communicator. you can say whatever else you like about him, he's a gifted communicator. if he can't make the sale, i'm not sure anyone can. you have to argue two things simultaneously. you have to say, things are getting better, slowly but surely, but you can't make it sound too rosy. you can't say, oh, things are much better, you know, we're really doing great, because you k

hart in the collateral murder video release in april two thousand and ten i was surprised by the fact that the biggest stories were actually on the leak itself and secondly on julian a science. the fact that this is a video that is exposing. a war crime got much less attention and still hasn't gotten the attention it deserves but it is the media for you. the media will decide where the focus is and that's the reality we live in a way to see the future of wiki leaks always very hard i mean we have. we have been starved of ninety five percent of our funds julian assange is facing a legal battle. we know that in virginia there is a secret grand jury trying to find those of bringing cases against julian and or possibly others in the organization. people that have and are supporting we can use our being harassed when they. tell us even u.s. citizens so we it's hard to see where the world if you choose to. believe that despite. everything we look back at the accomplishments or we can do so they are. great in this period to say this is a battle between wiki leaks in big corporations governme

ansly air hart tells us, many techies are excited about the device. >> reporter: the folks at microsoft are taking aim at apple, the tech company unveiled a new tablet computer dubbed surface. set out to compete with apple's. >> i joy pad and a prototype was introduced by microsoft executive steve balmer in los angeles. >> an interesting advice -- device. the key point is that it's not just another ipad. >> reporter: one version of the device is .35 inches thick and works from a windows rt operating system. >> and looks like they're taking a lot of things that are extra about the ipad. >> reporter: a slightly thicker version comes under two pounds. and will work on microsoft windows 8 prooperating system. this comes with a tying isist -- stylist that allows users to make handwritten notes on documents like pdf files coming equipped with a kick stand and touch keyboard cover snapping on using magnets. >> i spent a long time training myself to train on the. >> i joy pad and type that way and having the key board back and to type wherever i want, that is appealing about that and the stylis

people like catherine black and elizabeth hart who had given to this institution but also to their communities. every renos, as bill gates father said, there is no such thing as a self-made man. shouldersnd on the of others. we all need a hand from time to time. that sense of community, which i can feel in this group right now, is one that makes america great. just ask nicole sousa about self-made people. she knows. every one of you knows you are here because of others. that compact means you give back to others after you. my generation still has some unfinished business and we need to work on it before we can say we have given back. many of you will be graduating with a huge student debt. the average in this state, $25,000 per student, and many here owe that much or more. that debt inhibits risk taking, entrepreneurship, job creation, innovation, creativity, the kind to build innovations as big as facebook but small as the kinds of suppliers and entrepreneur that we need here and in the state of connecticut to grow jobs. we have asked your generation to occur that that to find a way to allevi

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>> lucrecia hart family, from the hart family in kentucky. married into that family which gave him entry into a lot of political circles that would have been denied him. he also -- she prout with that marriage some money, and they basically had the connections because her family was linked to a lot of people and he used those connections to move forward and he also, once he got the foot in the door, he could open the door himself through his own skills and own abilities. >> if henry clay were through time travel what would we see what, did he sound like? >> i don't think anybody would sit down with henry clay and leave without liking henry clay. he was a man, not a handsome man. everyone says he was ugly. in fact, they always commented about his large mouth. they said his mouth was so large he couldn't even spit properly. he was a man who liked the ladies, as they said, and somebody at the time said he could kiss them out of one side of his mouth while he was resting the other side of the mouth. as soon as he opened that mouth, a great orator

peter hart, who probably everyone in this room is familiar with, democratic poster said in a memo to his clients week or so go at the six month out dead lynn that the president has no better than a 50-50 chance with one caveat and that's that supreme court ruling, it's going to come down in june. and these are peter hart's words, not mine, it could be the moment that rallies minorities, young people, and the poor to vote. that could be wishful thinking. but i can come up with a scenario where obama wins re-election 53% because the demographic changes in the country which have been striking. but i think it's more likely we'll see a squeaker that could go either way. in this book, there are some iconic speeches of former presidents eisenhower's speech when he declares he will go to korea, which basically turned around that election because after all, he won world war ii going to korea would solve a war. hubert humphrey is a favorite throughout the book. beginning in 1948 when he was mayor of minneapolis and he went to the 48 democratic convention and basically told the democratic party

these are tv -- peter hart's words, not mine. it could, it could be the moment that rallies minority, young people and the poor to vote. that could be wishful thinking, but i can come up with a scenario where obama wins reelection with 53%, because of the demographic changes in this country which have been really striking. but i think it's more likely we'll see a squeaker that could go either way. in this book there are some iconic speeches of former presidents. eisenhower's speech when he declares he will go to korea, which basically turned around at election because, after all, he won world war ii your just going to korea would certainly solve the war. hubert humphrey is a favorite throughout the book. beginning in 1948 when he was mayor of minneapolis and he went to the 48 democratic convention, and basically told the democratic party to have to get on the right side of civil rights, to come out from the shadow of the southern backwards thinking. it took a long while for that to happen, but he deserves credit for getting under

. >>> amy winehouse was a singer whose hart-stopping raw talent scandalous headlines about her personaltroubles until one tragic day last year when her voice was silenced forever. her father sat down with abc's nick watt to talk about her daughter who became a legend for tonight's interview ♪ >> the voice, the look, the addiction. handful of songs and whole lot of attitude, amy winehouse became a star at just 20 years old. she sang about her bruising love life on back to black. and about rehab. >> that song she didn't need to go into rehab. she did need to go into rehab. she had this thing act rehab wasn't for her. >> the singer, amy winehouse has been found dead. >> in the early morning of july 23rd last year, she died in her bad with alcohol poisoning. an accidental end of a brutal road of heroin and alcohol addiction. >> do you have regrets about how -- >> i regret my daughter just passed away. i suppose i could have handled certain situations better than i did. >> it's been more -- >> mitch is also a singer in a similar style. he was in new york preparing for a gig when his daughter

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way to manage the personal faa data against all soaksal size w.next step in entrepreneur richard hartabc 7 news. >>> move over keyboard cat. another musician is viral video sensation. even the cat was mrovr and his owner happened to be somewhating video. when the quake struck. stopped a few times. to see what the rumbling is about. starts going again. some comments have wondered whether video is fake. others describe the performance as tl action. perfect. >> all right. l thought she could help just ahead. woman at the sent are of candidate at the sent are of candidate vl. >> real hunter the mistress of john edwards has published a book about the relationship called what really happened in details how she met, fell in love and had a baby with edwards and dispairnls his cancer stricken wife. sat down with chris cuomo. real hunter involved in one of the biggest political sex scandal ever reveals what she says really happened when she met john edwards. and how their affair became a tangle of lies and political ruin. do you regret falling in love with a married man. >> i don't regret falli

it's right at the hart of towson on washington and allegany. >>> they showed off how they have fun in the water and enough to have county executive kevin kamenetz jump. the admission rates for the rest of us. as the county executive says, we all deserve a beach break. did to our website, abc2news.com. you can find the cooling center near you and what you need to do about choosing a sun screen. you can find our hot weather guide in our featured store section right there. >>> the mother of christopher brown will spend the weekend saying gb to -- good-bye to her teenage son. districts are trying to decide whether to charge the office are. but brown's mother doesn't want to talk about that. she wants to talk about her son. >> reporter: with her son about to to be a high school senior, chris brown should be looking at which of these photos to send to the yearbook staff at randallstown high school. >> i just know i will miss christopher so much, but he's showing me just when i thought i wouldn't see him again, i'm starting to see him in people again and that means the world. at least i know

everything in this ever hart said -- miss eberdardt said, ditto. thank you. on tuesday night, we flyered census block 2008. i did get some phone calls thanking us. it is good that they are happy and i am happy. i want to thank you for this process. >> hello, everybody. i am a lower haight street merchant. i have been there 25 years. i have a record shop. the police and merchant association has done so much to make our world better. we're all anticipating 55 laguna opening up. i just assumed it was part of our district anyway. i did not know until all of this came around. we need that to be part of our corridor. we have worked to make it safe and keep an eye on it and have customers from that world coming to us. thank you for your attention on that. >> thank you, sir. >> clinton womack. tony, olga, and tommy. >> i am both a resident of the panhandle neighborhood and also serve on the neighborhood association board. i would like to express our gratitude for being incorporated into district 5. i am hoping after the final lines are drawn today that the eastern an

this video was put together by george hart. this is called the mathematically correct breakfast. >> the two parts are linked together like a chain. >> because you have two congruent linked sides. >> i am going to cut end to end and verticily and then horizontally and do the same cut four times rotating 180 degrees between each cut. >> that seems like way too much work for me to eat my bagel. >> like bagel origami. >> watch the finished product. look at this. after all the cutting look what happens. >> there we have it. two equal linked parts. >> i have a bagel that we are all going to try to cut into a mathematically linked bagel snack. it says start at the end and go upward. your turn. >> oh boy. >> math is not -- >> can't do that right now. >> i didn't see the rest of that part. so i go -- you want to try it? >> i have to, i guess. >> you do have to try. your part was really good. >> why do you sound so surprised? >> the italian boy can cook. >> i wouldn't call that cooking. >> i should do upside down. this is a weird team bu

his relationship with tom hart, who has done such an amazing job on behalf of the department. we are very excited for you. we are going to miss you terribly. as i joked last night commo, ths commission just heard about some flexibility for different events that could come to san francisco, while he is heading to the pga event in atlanta are, so we have something extra the gang put together. what do you get a guy who has everything and is on his way to at centinela -- atlanta? you get a pin, signed by many of the people who know and love you. congratulations, tom. >> i would like to say that tom has been an amazing person to work with. it is a difficult job to bring a course to the level harding has achieved. his incoming person i do not think is going to be a problem. i am going to miss you very much and hope to stay in touch with you. >> i did not think this day would come. i asked my boss about it, and he said, you can start to look for all home. i narrowed it down to two or three places, and he said, there has been a change. what do you think about moving to malaysia? i sai

. >>> call it coincidence, fate, but red sox wore striped jerseys and corey hart is robbed of a home run. scoreless until the tenth. two or for escobar and he we understand it with a walkoff single. white sox win 1-0 in ten. >>> battle of the bay. giant and a's. derek norris picked a perfect time to hit his first major league home run. end with a three-run bomb in the ninth. a's walk off with a 4-2 win. >>> nascar, clint bowyer held off tony stewart to take the checkered flag. >>> women's 100 meter final, keep an eye at the top of your screen. felix and tarmo finished in a dead heat for third place. only the top three get a trip to london. yesterday race officials decided the final spot will be determined by either a runoff or a simple coin toss. i don't know about you, but i would prefer rock, paper, scissors. that's a look at sports on "early today." >>> family films continue their box office domination this weekend. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the ugliest of them all? you're watching "early today." >>>

. >> others have say -- investigators say the voice you hear in the background is darlene hart.elling her daughter to fight 14-year-old esbee duran. esbee is the one on top here. detectives say she is trying to defend herself, after hart brought her daughter to firestone park last night, just to peat espee up. espee's dad, still in shock. >> very angry. very angry. >> reporter: throughout the video, you hear cussing. [ bleep ] >> duran said the fight last body 90 seconds, until a family friend saw what was happening and broke up the brawl. >> brought her daughter, fully greased up, with vaseline on her face and arms to get her, and beat her and rip her clothes off, which she did. she managed to tear the shirt to where thigh my daughter's breast came out. >> classmates knew the two had problems with each other. when we showed them the video, their expressions said it all. >> that's disgusting. >> i wouldn't expect that to happen. likeke a mom. >> parents even more disturbed. >> it makes my stomach churn. i don't know how other parents can actually condone taking their daughter to

hart. goo>> good evening, sir. several years ago when i first came here, i made it clear that my primary purpose is to make it clear that any item that is not on the agenda, also that any documents but did not have a specific exemption for non- disclosure were given to people. i appeared at library commission. she made direct threats but she knew 12 people who would very mean, that she grew up in the get-go region that would --12 people but would bury me. two days later she filed a complaint against me for making threats based on legitimate public comments. the inspector miranda visited me with another officer without prior announcement. they got into my building, not on my door, and i unexpectedly had to deal with this issue, and i thought that was inappropriate. i asked the inspector what was going to happen, and he said we will complete the investigation, and you can get the information. i waited six weeks. the inspector refused to give me the e-mail address for the legal division. i then got a hold of someone w

in the meantime back here in baltimore and around maryland, low 60s in the hart of the commit -- heart of the 60s. enjoy that. we're going to say good-bye to cool weather after tomorrow morning. tomorrow 93 in the afternoon, getting hot are and more humid -- hotter and more humid. a stray storm in the mix. here is the seven-day forecast. the trend is for hotter and hotter conditions. we'll probably bump up monday into the upper 90s as well. >>> now to democracy 2012 news, some new poll numbers show president obama is in a good position to lock up three critical swing states that he will need in november. tory dunnan joins us live from washington. you've got new poll numbers for us. >> reporter: let's get right to it starting with a cnn poll. it shows president obama is leading mitt romney 48% to 44%, but there are new state polls out in three critical states that show the president has a lead there as well. in florida obama is up 45% to 41%. ohio, 47% to 38%. if the president can hang on to the lead in these three tossup states, all of a sudden the maps start looking good for him. >> l

. >> isn't it great that book 6 mormon has won-- no i got-- on behalf of barbara broke, john hart, patrickng smith, michael wilson, or ren, the schubert its,-- we thank you for this great honor. we thank glen hansing and mark for their incredible score, john carney for the film. the creative team you have honored tonight boy are they good and how about that company lead by kazee. there is a story that hall clerman used to tell and it goes something like this once upon a time in russia, theres with a wealthy family with many children. the mother was quite ill and the children were weeping. to comfort them the nanny gathered them and told them not to worry. she knew of an elixir she said and if you put a drop of it on your tongue you would never be ill and if you drank some would you never die. she said the name of this elixir was the theatre. this story changed the life of one of those children forever, constantine spanof loveski. all of us who have worked in the theatre have drunk from that elixir and had our life changed and are proud to say that once served it up every night at the jacob

tea party activists were ecstatic because the first word was that the individual mandate t hart of the law, had been struck down. >> we have breaking news here on the fox news channel, the individual mandate has been ruled unconstitutional. >> two and a half blocks away, first term tea party congressman paul celebrated with his staff. that celebration only lasted for a few minutes. >> we're getting conflicting information. >> the crowd in front of court was just as confused. crying, cheering, booing, chanting. >> we love obama care. >> what i'm seeing just gives me a sick feeling in my stomach. today is a tragic day for this republican. i'm absolutely sick to my stomach. >> the feeling was shared by congressman goeser. >> this really is kind of a shocking thing because i don't think either side would have thought this would have occurred. >> the shocker of this ruling, chief justice john roberts joined in the court's liberal justice is and saved the president's health care plan by in effect rewriting it. >> being in the courtroom was so interesting, because when the chief started readi

it's here police say 21-year- old alexander kinyua confessed to eating the harts and parts and brainmissing man. >> human remains specifically head and hands were recovered on the main floor of the residence. >> reporter: police believe they belong to 32-year-old kujoe agyei-kodie. the rest -- two days before the murder, kinyua was released. he was in the process of being expelled from school after he attacked another student with a baseball bat here in the dorm. >> i just heard it was a random attack. he was walking down the stairs and boom. just hit him. >> reporter: that student suffered a skull fracture. friends say kinyua had a drastic personality change. >> i heard he may have been a bit out of the ordinary at times. >> reporter: the victim also a grad student, a native of ghana held several masters degrees. >> very scary especially knowing so close to home. >> reporter: a grizzly murder and still no motive. detectives so far kinyua showed any remorse for the attack. live on the campus, meghan mccorkell wjz eyewitness news. >>> a judge tonight bail for kinyua today. >>> breakin

joe hart's reflexes were tested. leaping athletically for the header. beekeeper was unable to react. the french -- the keeper was unable to react. it was another midfielder to put the french level with a powerful shot after 39 minutes. the second half saw some flashes of individual skill just before the end. but on this form, neither france nor england look like serious contenders for the title. >> germany is tipped as the favorite to win the european championship. there is plenty of potential, plenty of talent, and lots of spirit. >> they managed to beat portugal on what many say was a lackluster performance on saturday, but just winning their. coach joachim loew once the team to up their focus going into wednesday's match. >> the team doctor has not had to treat any major injuries. that as additional good news after the match against portugal. but the coach made it clear at his players will have to step up their game. >> is about fine-tuning and good teamwork. -- is about fine-tuning in good teamwork. i think we have potential for improvement. no doub

the rest were blocked by the england keeper, joe hart. . and continue to have opportunities. rooney miss the last one for england in regular time. after extra time, the score was still nil all and it went to penalties. he let his goal in for italy. this crucial penalty was saved. diamante made no mistake. italy won 4-2 and penalties. this is the sixth time they have lost in a tournament on penalties. >> italy will now face one of the tournament favorites, germany, on thursday. the germans have a high octane attack but this is as far as they got against the italians in the world cup six years ago. >> what are their chances? here is the german captain on that. >> they're very clever. they are tactically very adepts. we know that about the italians. they are difficult to be. -- to beat. we're looking for a classic game of football. we know it's never easy against the italians. hard work is always required, and that will be the case in the semifinal. >> impressive possession soccer. >> that could be a challenge for germany, whose young players have one goal in mind, winning the t

known to the public, only by their victim numbers, one by one, his victims told their hart breaking and horrifying accounts of sexual abuse, bringing some jurors to tears. >> the prosecution's case in my view was overwhelming and devastates. >> victim number one, a boy of 13 then, now 18, testifying in tears to three years of sexual abuse. including horrible acts that he was too fearful to report. victim number four, said he was abused as often as three times a week for three years. claiming sandusky even offered him money to continue spending time with him. but perhaps the most devastating testimony came not from a victim but from sandusky's former colleague, mike mcqueary, a graduate assistant doech. he testified he once saw sandusky pinning a young boy against the wall in the shower with his arm around the boy's midsection. >> here was the man who literally brought penn state to its knees. >> the jury was unconvinced by the spirited testimony of sandusky's wife dottie. she told the jury her husband was too busy to commit these crimes and heard nothing in the family basement where the

but then they gained the ascendancy with george mcgovern and gary hart. he was the infantile left. after him well whole generation assume it of democratic party. you know, who they are. al gore john kerry and the last of the breed senator john edwards. and anthony wiener who sent pictures of himself holding his best friend in his hand to win then he barely knew. the infantile leftist was famous for running around in public jogging around for what was in their underwear. hillary even down shots of whiskey in public and announced seen drinking beer from a bottle in cartagena apropos she is the first secretary of state told ever filmed in cartagena and drinking beer from a bottle but anything for the phone a lot. all would have been improbable in any other period except not for the historic turning point* the chappaquiddick sensation. this summer of 1969 when mary jo to pick me was left to drown in the back seat of his submerged oldsmobile. the tragedy with the deadly other politician to retire from public life or would have been bounced that 10 the weighted it out as he became the li

. >> it can be advocates for theamerican hart association. we can teach others about heart awareness and heart issues. if you don't get yourself checked, if you don't take care of your heart no one else will. >> people need to be aware. they need to know what the signs are. >> reporter: they didn't have warning signs. but they are fortunate to live and share their story. >> you are my best friend. don't ever forget that. >> the american heart association is holding an event today to raise awareness. it's the first go red for women luncheon and abc2 news is aproud sponsor it will take place at maritime park museum from 10 to 1. if you want more information head to the website and it's abc2news.com. >>> time for a check of the weather forecast. things could be changing lynette as the day goes on. we need to be aware. >> exactly. we can get stormy weather and some of those could be on the severe side. i will detail that in a second. this morning we are getting everybody out and about and they have to deal with patchy fog across the eastern shore

that's right and not just george bush but democrats going way back to gary hart i'm past vietnam. in the odd perspective of the obamians, they were reacting to vietnam but the obamians, they were over reacting by showing that they were tough and so on. these guys think that they just, it's just not on their radar screen and they don't want to hear it. >> rose: one thing holbrook used to insist on and talk about a lot which i don't think changed necessarily was the fact that he thought that the military was a central figure in afghanistan and iraq and pakistan that military figures, general of joints chiefs and others were guiding policy. and their role went beyond just military strategy. >> right. and i think that was certainly the most true in the first year and with the key decisions to send a surge of troops into afghanistan. obama and his administration gradually shifted on that, and i think that by the third year, they felt comfortable enough to either ignore or minimize the advice of the pentagon. >> rose: the obamians the struggle inside the white houses redefine america is

. >> isn't it great that book 6 mormon has won-- no i got-- on behalf of barbara broke, john hart, patrickng smith, michael wilson, or ren, the schubert its,-- we thank you for this great honor. we thank glen hansing and mark for their incredible score, john carney for the film. the creative team you have honored tonight boy are they good and how about that company lead by kazee. there is a story that hall clerman used to tell and it goes something like this once upon a time in russia, theres with a wealthy family with many children. the mother was quite ill and the children were weeping. to comfort them the nanny gathered them and told them not to worry. she knew of an elixir she said and if you put a drop of it on your tongue you would never be ill and if you drank some would you never die. she said the name of this elixir was the theatre. this story changed the life of one of those children forever, constantine spanof loveski. all of us who have worked in the theatre have drunk from that elixir and had our life changed and are proud to say that once served it up every night at the jacob

and annette funicello in tears reading letters from her fans with our mary hart.

. >> peter hart shows that they think are not out there knocking on doors -- >> they think that because republicans are fools and romney is a bad candidate. that is not true, according to the polls. you just heard t the first lady say " "you know if you can count on him to make the tough decisions. that is precisisely wrong. st voters nse that. >> the president came out to talk about the economy. let's have a quick listen. >> the fact is, job growth in this recovery has been stronger than in the one f following t last recession a decade ago. the h hole we have to feel as much deeper, and the global aftershocks are much greater. we have to keep on pushing with acons that further strengthehen the econom one concern is europe, which faces a threat of renewed recession as countries deal with a financial crisis. obviously, this matters to us becse europe isur largest economic trading partner, and if there is less demand for our products in plas like paris and madrid, it could m mean less business for many factors in places like pittsbururgh and milwaukee.e. the good news s is that there is a

addresses this in a kind of a tight rope that he has to walk, you know, democratic pollster peter hartas talking to voters in the swing state of colorado this week and one thing they told him about how the president is missing the mark is that he talks -- he needs to talk to the middle class a little bit more. he needs to not just say that the economy is getting better because they don't feel necessarily the economy is getting better. does it need to be a little, i don't know, bill clintonesque, i feel your pain? >> absolutely. because the pain is intense. while the economy gdp has improved and actually exceeded the level it was at before the recession, that money is really going to the most powerful and wealthy in our country. we're seeing the real wages of working people. it's been dropping over the last ten years and quite frankly continuing to drop through this recessi recession. so the fundamental differences between the class cut for the middle class that obama is proposing and the tax cut for the wealthy that the republicans are proposing, the support for the health care in the

and i interviewed former senator hart about what his memories were of watergate. i want to share with you sort of his response, if you will, to some of these allegations that it was a big conspiracy and that everybody was working -- the republicans were working to help mcgovern. here was his response to that allegation. >> i know that was a theory, but if you were on the inside, it certainly didn't appear that way to us. there were some dirty tricks going on, i think, against senator muskian in new hampshire. what impact they had on his -- on the ultimate outcome, i don't know. but as i said before, there are a series of candidates that appeared and then went scoop jackson and -- and then senator humphrey himself. i don't know that dirty tricks were going on against them. so there is a theory of -- that the nixon people wanted mcgovern to win. but i don't -- i don't think it was that well-constructed. >> well, this is the way our spencer oliver remembers it. as you know, we had a little bit from him in my package, but i wanted to play this longer part of the inter