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that crisis was built entirely on speculation thank you dan and can jack jam it with amateur poorly without you we hype it the government would like very carefully on today's judgment why. musgrave's very confounds as to the standards of nationalism and competence stay within the securities that there. was the prosecution's case for her deportation. their main point was that she was she was accused of being used as a honey trap by the russians intelligence services tapped up from her time in some petersburg where she studied international relationship relations and and specifically targeted a member of parliament in order to gain access to top secret documents how the man in question was my can call a member of parliament and also he who had a seat on the parliamentary select committee for defense and also russia so he had access to some of the top level documents we do know or also that they had an affair for four years and also we do know that she was working for him as he's researching in parliament so potentially had access to these documents but that's about all we know so in terms of

it's sort of like the dan quayle, jack kennedy, it will define him. running for president or anything else he takes a shot at, this will be the oops heard round the world. it will stick with him for a long time. he's fun but that's not what people want in a president. >> one of the things that seems the effect seems to have been, he made a joke on letterman that he was trying to deflect attention from his buddy herman cain. is herman cain's scandal which has been bumped out of the news for about a day still hurting him? >> interesting notes on polls, first of all, this quinnipiac poll showing herman cain is leading in florida. if you had a head-to-head between president obama or mitt romney or herman cain, mitt romney would do better. additionally, the cain campaign is talking about their fund-raising saying we've raised a whole lot of money. they're on pace to get a lot of money. i still think, though, frankly, ali, and most of the people i talked to who are behind the scenes, think this is a campaign that won't be able to sustain itself. it doesn't

debate when lloyd bentsen came up with one of the lines we will remember for all time when dan quayle mentioned jackennedy as he had done on the campaign trail and he had a line saying i knew jack kennedy, jack kennedy was a friend of mine and you are no jack kennedy. there is some dispute whether there was a prepared line. it sounded like one to me. >> guest: sounded that way to me. i was not able to talk to lloyd bentsen because he was ill when i got around to it. in public statements he made to reporters after the debate when he was asked whether that was prepared line he said no. it just came to me. however, some of the folks around lloyd bentsen later said we had heard him say this before. we had heard dan quayle say something about john f. kennedy before that -- the experience thing was the point dan quayle had more experience in congress and in government than john f. kennedy did when he was elected president. they were ready for this. i think we just have to leave it to here again to two different views of what happened. >> host: talk a little bit about the negotiations that going to -- i kn

dan quayle had a famous misstep with lloyd bentsen, the famous you are no jack kennedy. they were not quite the sharpest people and therefore a momentary stammer that can happen to anyone was really damaging. >> do you think that rick perry can be the candidate? >> anything is possible that this is very unlikely. mitt romney is the only obvious candidate. we have seen the conservative party looking for some way to deny that reality but it becomes more and more likely. >> what does this mean for herman cain, who himself is facing allegations of sexual harassment? >> he is the person who is more conservative than mitt romney and therefore a target for the tea party republicans. first, there was michele bachmann. then, rick perry seemed to be the savior and then he had these debate misadventures. this will be good for herman cain and it will put rick perry even further down. in the meantime, mitt romney has advantages. >> the party does not seem to want to embrace him. >> he is the person who has run before. he has never flapped in the debates. he has the pedigree. he was t

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to lloyd benson saying to dan quail you are no jack kennedy.s a bad moment for rick perry and it came towards the tail end of the debate when he tried to recall which three departments of the federal government he would eliminated and could only think of two of the departments. it was an excruciating 54 seconds as it all played out. >> i tell you, it is the three agencies of government when i get there that are gone. commerce, education and the -- what's the third one there? let's see. >> five. >> five. okay. commerce, education and the -- >> epa? >> epa. there you go. no. >> seriously? is epa one you are talking about? >> no, sir. we are talking about the -- agencies of government. epa needs to be rebuilt. >> you can't name the third one? >> the third agency of government, i would do away with education, the -- commerce and let's see. i can't. the third one, i can't. soar wri soar write. oops. >> reporter: he ended that moment with the word "oops." it may have been the oops heard around the political world. governor perry realize -- his campai

jack gerard without has been scathing in their critique and essentially said this is a move that will undermine jobs. you have had republicans make that point as well. >> suarez: what about the condition dans? have they had anything to say on this? >> the natural resources minister, i have been trying to get in touches, the canadian ambassador is traveling but the natural resources minister said that he remains hopeful that this pipeline will be pursued, that they are not giving up, and that he argued that it would be undermining the united states in terms of both the energy security it could get by getting a supply of oil from a friendly ally as well as the potential jobs. so they're saying that they are still going to push for it. >> suarez: the length of this delay, 13 to 15 months, that means it's either the early months of a new obama administration or, in fact, the next president of the united states will make this decision, right? >> absolutely. and one of the crit seeks that some environmentalists have made is, you know, we're celebrating this, but actually this ultimate decision could be made by a president who might not share our environmental values. so there's no question this

go back to 2008, who ever guessed that dan senor would be applauding him for tripling the number of troops in afghanistan, for jacking it's making people like me nervous on to all of the countries that we're dropping bombs into where we haven't even declared war. this guy -- remember your column about the cia back in 2009 talking about him undercutting the cia. now, the cia has got to love what he's doing, going after al qaeda with the drone attacks. >> he -- >> he is more aggressive than bush was. >> identify writt've written as commander in chief, he has been quite brilliant. he's been tough -- as a public commander in chief of our forces, not so good. he doesn't do that well. and is often seen to leave his surge forcesu# in afghanistan kd of as a second thought. but on this covert stuff, it fits his personality. he likes to do things in secret. he's very decisive in secret, doesn't look back. how he projects that on the campaign will be interesting, but clearly a strength. >> wesñmoore, talking about th debate last night, what were your take aways? >> one of the take aways is that foreign policy is not an easy ar

jack. but by unhappy contrast, many another dog finds himself at a house divided, an unwilling bone of contention. mo rocca explains. >> reporter: it's a ritual familiar to millions of separated parents. just about every week dan their pride and joy. the 12-year-old they raised together. >> have fun with daddy, okay? are you going to be a good boy. >> reporter: that's right. baldwin is a dog. dell campos and susan had been together eight years when the hungarian pooly came into their lives. they never stopped loving baldwin, even as they fell out of love with each other. >> you could tell he always wanted us to get along. he'd look at us. and kind of try to herd us back together. >> reporter: but it was not to be. >> it's like with kids. sometimes it's better if they split than to put the kids under emotional pressure. >> reporter: do you think the problems of the two of you were experiencing were starting to affect baldwin? >> definitely. >> absolutely. i think animals internalize things. they think they're a lot more sensitive than people think. >> do you want to see the kids? there they are. hi! >> reporter: there's little doubt baldwin is empathetic. when he's not at either of his homes he works with kids