[applause] john: cld never run for political office because i don't keep my mouth shut. i offend people all the time and what i mean to say does not come out right. during a mock presidential debate, i said "college is stupid for some people." it is. producers turnedded that into an attack it'd. >> he says college is stupid, stossel, bad for our kids. john: what do candidates say when things are spunadly? my colleague, andrea tantaros, has answers. she used to be press secretary for the republican leadership in the house so you worked for boehner an company, and you then lied to us in the press about stuff? >> i never lied. it was actually hasser and company and tom delay. the goal of press secretary is to be as honest as possible, but you can never lie to the media. it's a cardinal rule. john: i assumed you always lied to the media. >> you have to have a careful way of phrasing things. it's verbal gymnastics. for example, i worked on a senate campaign, and i knew the candidate was dropping from the r

john: all of that. would give you all kinds of choices, but he is saying we're going to force. >> is that going to force. i did not say force. john: cover pre-existing conditions. >> the free market will covered. i promise you. john: okay. another big government republican topic, increase spending in the military. we're going broke. we spend more than all the other countries combined are as much. how can we afford this? >> for one thing i do trust romney to cut a lot of government -- more than ronald reagan did. this is a free-market guy. john: companies from going to bankruptcy, said the olympics are going to bankruptcy. in massachusetts, the soviet union. the balance the budget and cut taxes. you need somebody will go to the budget line by line and look at the things that can be cut. john: he says he will increase military spending by $2 trillion. >> with a booming onomy we are going to have under romney we will have some much money we won't know where to spend it. and the milita -- [applause] john: i

>> john: we take you behind the scenes. we'll show you what they don't like to talk about. >> the lying is okay in politics? winning the presidency. ♪ ♪ >> john: when it comes to winning the presidency, i'd like to think that the choice is about whose ideas are better but when you talk to people behind the scenes they talk about moments. >> there are a series of moments and that's what matters. >> john: remember the scream? howard dean led john kerry in early polls but then he tried to rally the troops. >> we're going to california, texas and new york. >> john: people in the room sounded like a normal rally, but because dean's microphone picked up only dean's voice the tv broadcast made him sound crazy. even images mean matter more than issues. this is said to have helped bill clinton. in 1980 republican primary george bush had momentum against ronald reagan until the debate. there was a moment where reagan looked strong. >> john: that moment helped change the campaign. >> read my lips. [ applause ] >> incidents between a h

john: it is for their side. media matters says more money for the union. >> the members don't know this. classified as public relations it is like administration and overhead. john: and they seem happy. >> if hey could have the job without part of a. john: tea and wisconsin when they were forced to be a member they left like that. >> is important to give them a voice and a vote. john: the union is not pro worker but pro "shadowbosses". john: you talk about the military i assume that is the exception. >> one-third of the military or civilian and 60% are already unionized there on military bases, filing grievances and be found a grievance union filed when the price of soda went from of $0.50 up at $0.55. >> and they had to fight that. and imagine the taxpayer dollars used. john: border patrol, immigration, fema, e ven the nasa scientist. >> eventhe peace corps. >> at home insecurity we found 62 people getting paid to do work do you know, what they do full-time? just union work. homeland security. >> 40% of unioniz

john: people don't. they go golfing or create their own world wherethe betterrpeople have a more prosperous life but in real life you take it. >> recently you are right. friends of my will say i can go another year or two but i will stop. i will sell my company. i will go to a beach. you will see more and induce of entrepreneurs will finally say. the ough. watch us. it will have been. john: another quick exchange >> that is wat laws are four. >> no use whatsoever. >> i began a 150,000 pages of regulation reinforced today. they say it lamar hurt me but it gives the a government the power to selectively enforced. >> i have been involved 30 years with a dozen different companies. think you to the opportunity but we have had constantly dozens of lawsuits every year. i have been involved with several hundred and have ttled dozens and dozens. john: you hurt people spend my there are some of lawsuits and entrepreneurs are constantly e involved and easy target. >> use the a mesothelioma mesothelioma, of lung dis

john: you were on fire. you sold that. >> i get fired up the future of the state is at stake it is better use of an asset to at y s underperforming. john: now are private foreign company is more efficient? >> we distrust business, labor and government. we got rid of almost all monopolies because they overcharge and underserved. they had every incentive to put it more lanes, told -- tolls and to keep the traffic moving faster. >> people will drive another road. they had the positive incentive. john: even after words it was not popular. 60% said it is of bad idea. we are repairing bridges the only building movement infrastructure not costing taxpayers one nickel. john: use find the right to work bill? >> that means it is the workers' decision to pay dues to the and as a condition of work. >> i was forced at abc. york is forced but i would think that would be popular. >> about 70% that was fair. john: you did not push it. >> we had to see an opening. but the main point* the government should have is the creatio

john kerry's played romney. rob portman plays obama. >> john: you never see videotape of this?ere is reason why, you don't want to show those vulnerable moments. we don't want to give any component in the prep. >> in a campaign, one of secretaries gave bush prep video? >> they went right to the f.b.i.. what happened. >> john: what is so secret. >> limited government. >> you say limited government. what kind are you talking about. can you be specific? >> yes, i can list cuts. >> would you cut defense? >> i would cut defense. >> so you are soft on defense? >> i know how i should answer the questions but under pressure it's hard. >> john: go back to the clinton days. my instinct is to answer the question that is asked but consultants to say don't. >> you are still answering my questions but most of the time you want to be delivering your message. >> they say sarah palin was good at that. >> governor palin answered the questions on her terms. >> that is not so. but because that is just a quick answer. i wanted to talk about, again, my lord on energy. >> she was able to pivot most o

john: is he dropping out?> he's a candidate for senate today, and we're in it until we're out of it, john, and right now, we're talking about the issues because right now we were talking about those issues. saturday, probably not, out of the race, but you have to have creative ways to phrase things. john: something that caught romney in trouble was telling donors that 47% of americans are takers, not makers. >> who believe they are entitled to health care, food, housing, you name it. that's an entitlement, government should give it, and they vote for this president no matter what. john: he took heat for that. how would you have handled that? >> well, in this instance, i think he could have explained it better. i think in those situations you take a crisis -- what could seem like a crisis, a video like that leaked, turn it into an opportunity. let president obama attack first, and then use that as a chance to explain myself saying, you know what? those 47% deserve an opportunity. there's more checks out the doo

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john: if we have as much they're would be almost and poverty. john: after the welfare state. that's our show tonight. ♪ john: american is a rich country. it seems wrong then when there's so much wealth around some americans have -- are so poor. this weekend. cholera requires is taking a little more money from rich people and putting in the programs like welfare and job training. i believe i was in college and. the students are today. my professors tell me that the experts in washington have found the solution to poverty. i believe but then i became a reporter. i watched the of what our rework not work. i watched as it created a poverty industry, lots of victims and bureaucrats who specialize in sucking money out of washington d.c. to give to them and to themselves. over the years most poor people state court. they are still poor. how can that be when we spend so much on poverty programs. >> we will spend $1 trillion. over the next decade. the top trend -- top 10 trillion. john: many other republican study committee, a group of congressmen who were worried about government spe

john: no jobs? >> no. john: no jobs. we heard that again and again.searchers watch around within a couple blocks and found 40 businesses hiring. within a few blocks of the jobs into 24 offered jobs for beginners. the people getting handouts don't bother to apply. so i wondered, as i said, what your employees really do the job center. i asked a college intern. go there and ask them for help. tell them what you did? >> i went to a job center downtown in new york city and said, i. on a college intern. >> the san jacinto where there were saying there's no jobs. >> the exact same center. as of looking for a job, what can you do? they still me as to go and apply for food stamps and that there would not help me unless i was with -- receiving handouts. i walked across town and went to another job center. they said the same thing. they tell me, we don't give jobs. we give out food stamps. >> i can't account for every encounter an individual may have. i will say this, did you get on the success? >> i did not. >> she did get any benefits. [applause] >> i wasn't

now, filling in for bill, here's john fuglesang. >> john: good morning. "bill press show." i'm john fuglesang filling in for bill a second day in a row in spite of overwhelming popular demand and a very passionate letter from bishop desmond tutu. it is a pleasure to be with you. today is tuesday october 2nd. today is the birthday of tiffany, pop star tiffany from the '80s, gillian welch, annie leibovitz, groucho marx would have been 122 years old today and sting is 61. but he can last like he's 22. we're pleased you're with us. packed with news stories. i don't know where to begin. i guess i've gotta go to dan for the "full court press." >> hey, all right. >> john: good morning peter. >> nice to see you. >> john: great to be back. i haven't had dan here in a long time. >> the last couple times you were here, dan wasn't here. >> john: it's hard because i get used to you and i feel like we have a bond and then you're away and i needed you and you weren't there. >> i heard you were coming in so i had to take the day off. >> john: i thought we had a bromance

john did not. and let me just ask a rhetorical question: if john really wanted to eliminate them, why is he adding to his budget an additional $4 billion in tax cuts for exxonmobils of the world that, in fact, already have made $600 billion since 2001? and, look, i agree with the governor. she imposed a windfall profits tax up there in alaska. that's what barack obama and i want to do. we want to be able to do for all of you americans, give you back $1,000 bucks, like she's been able to give back money to her folks back there. but john mccain will not support a windfall profits tax. they've made $600 billion since 2001, and john mccain wants to give them, all by itself -- separate, no additional bill, all by itself -- another $4 billion tax cut. if that is not proof of what i say, i'm not sure what can be. so i hope the governor is able to convince john mccain to support our windfall profits tax, which she supported in alaska, and i give her credit for it. >> next question, governor palin, still on

john: thank you.ck around. the audience would like to question you. coming up, we will talk to the guy in charge of welfare in my town. [applause] ♪ [applause] john: this show supports limited government. the reason that many in government will not appear on this program. i was surprised to get this e-mail. i have admired your reporting, and if you ever want to talk to someone with experience running government social service programs i would be happy. that came from the boss of a big piece of the welfare state, the new york city human resources administration. the rich array employs 15,000 people who give benefits to my neighbors, food stamps, home care, job centers and someone, commissioner robert door runs the office. so welcome, commissioner. i appreciate you coming on my show. >> thank you for having me. john: i admire you for trying, but my assumption is that your -- [applause] john: you have 15,000 employees. i assume they want to help people and they direct the jobs, but teen years and their c

you have strong views. >> john: i do.one i think the president after secretary clinton made her comment, i think the president has to have a buck stops here moment. and say i'm commander in chief, i take responsibility above my secretary of state, and i would like to see the president say when we were attacked by terrorists on 9/11 2001 the democratic party didn't use it as a cheap political chip. no one used it against president bush. what we have seen here is the opposite of our behavior then. here it has been the republican party that divided america, and they have exploited the tragic death of these four americans. if he does that he can take the narrative back, and also point out yes, there was confusion. when we went in to iraq on bad intelligence we found out there were no wmd. >> jennifer: i think you are right. if he said the buck stops here and takes responsibility for his overall administration and obviously there was some sort of wall there but he is responsible. hilary clinton would not have gone out there ta

john: it is early.-- months later. >> it is more than marriage marriage, a civil unions and domestic partnerships. so the domestic legal union is how it is defined. john: should people be allowed to marry three women? >> that does not make sense. the history of marriage is between two and the vigils. john: this history is to tell a people to hide in the closet. >> that is not the debate we're having. >> consenting adults should not be -- should be married. why not polygamy? that is for another organization. i am just happy giving north carolinian is the opportunity. >> if the government has an interest in marriage because it is about the future of eric cantor -- country. >> it does not make it go away. >> not a single person will get divorced or married because of their gay marriage of their neighbor does. >> the government's purpose is to protect children. they are unnatural result of natural marriage. john: a lot of single-parent >> but what about those people who cannot have children? then why do tha

we knew in 2004. >> john: we did but that was an electronic touch screen machine. >> it was. >> john: your piece got a bit of controversy. only a second left. you were contacted by -- >> i was. >> john: by an employee of hig and an employee of hart who happened to be the same guy. >> and the press secretary for governor romney. >> john: they all wrote to you. what was their response? >> they weren't very happy in all cases. actually, it was interesting. the original response from the governor's campaign was huge. but when it was all over, i was asked to include one line. >> john: okay. >> i guess it wasn't as huge as they thought it was. >> john: i hope everyone checks out your piece on forbes.com. rick ungar, always a pleasure to speak with you. see you next time. mormon feminists for obama are in fact joining us later in the show. but first donald trump abig bombshell was a big bomb. big. huge w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w [ male announcer ] red lobster's hitting the streets to tell real people about our new 15 under $15 menu. oh my goodness! oh my gosh this

john fugelsang has a question for all of us. >> john: as long as we're all celebrating, zinger watts012 if you had the chance to be in jim lehrer's seat, and apparently he is very angry about the criticism of the casting this year, if you could sit in his seat what is the question you would ask each of these candidates. >> jennifer: you go first. >> john: me? >> jennifer: yes. >> john: i would ask governor romney if he succeeds in repealing roe v wade and a woman terminates a pregnancy, who has a longer jail sentence the woman or the doctor. and does he think people who smoke marijuana deserve to be in jail. >> cenk: that's a good one. >> john: vice president? >> al gore: i would ask them both about climate change. governor romney used to be a real leader on climate. and then the timing makes it seem that maybe he completely changed his position when he first started thinking about running for president. and i would ask, you know, a different version of the same question to president obama. i -- it's no secret. i have written this. i would have liked to see him do a lot more on clima

so we have john mccain to thank for at least warning people, and we also have john mccain to thank forside and just do what's right to fix this economic problem that we are in. it is a crisis. it's a toxic mess really on main street that's affecting wall street. and now we have to be ever vigilant and also making sure that credit markets don't seize up. that's where the main streeters like me, that's where we would really feel the effects. >> moderator: senator biden, you voted for this bankruptcy bill. senator obama voted against it. some people have said that mortgage holders really paid the price. biden: well, mortgage holders didn't pay the price. only 10% of the people who are, have been affected by this whole switch from chapter 7 to chapter 13 -- it gets complicated, but the point is this: barack obama saw the glass as half empty, i saw it as half full. we disagreed on that, and 85 senators voted one way, and 15 voted the other way. but here's the deal. barack obama pointed out two years ago that there was a subprime mortgage crisis and wrote to the secretary of treasury, and he

john did not. and let me just ask a rhetorical question: if john really wanted to eliminate them, why is he adding to his budget an additional $4 billion in tax cuts for exxonmobil's of the world that, in fact, already have made $600 billion since 2001? and, look, i agree with the governor. she imposed a windfall profits tax up there in alaska. that's what barack obama and i want to do. we want to be able to do for all of you americans, give you back $1,000 bucks, like she's been able to give back money to her folks back there. but john mccain will not support a windfall profits tax. they've made $600 billion since 2001, and john mccain wants to give them, all by itself -- separate, no additional bill, all by itself -- another $4 billion tax cut. if that is not proof of what i say, i'm not sure what can be. so i hope the governor is able to convince john mccain to support our windfall profits tax, which she supported in alaska, and i give her credit for it. >> next question, governor palin, still o

possible connection to serial killer john dougal. >> john was an evil evil man. >>reporter: district attorney steve gave the i team access to the case file. i spent a week combing 12 boxes of evidence police reports court transcripts audio and videotapes. in the town of belmont the disappearance of 15-year-old john davis and stabbing death of 12-year-old lance turner went unsolved for years. as did the murder of 12-year-old shawn dan in sacramento. then the john went to the men colony in san luis obispo on burglary charge. got into a sexual relationship with a cell mate and finally confessed to him about killing those 3 boys. we found a recording of the cell mate charles wright reporting john doug el to authorities. >> take whatever necessary to get this guy what was your reason for giving this information. >> i can't stand a child can i recall. >>reporter: he wanted a deal on his own charges so he convinced john doug el to write details of the murder. draw map to the crime scene and tell authorities everything. >> stab him where? tl. >>reporter: here's the intra

possible connection to serial killer john dougal. >> john was an evil evil man. >>reporter: district attorney steve gave the i team access to the case file. i spent a week combing 12 boxes of evidence police reports court transcripts audio and videotapes. in the town of belmont the disappearance of 15-year-old john davis and stabbing death of 12-year-old lance turner went unsolved for years. as did the murder of 12-year-old shawn dan in sacramento. then the john went to the men colony in san luis obispo on burglary charge. got into a sexual relationship with a cell mate and finally confessed to him about killing those 3 boys. we found a recording of the cell mate charles wright reporting john doug el to authorities. >> take whatever necessary to get this guy what was your reason for giving this information. >> i can't stand a child can i recall. >>reporter: he wanted a deal on his own charges so he convinced john doug el to write details of the murder. draw map to the crime scene and tell authorities everything. >> stab him where? tl. >>reporter: here's the intra

john edwards and john kerry. then they came back and when the "was whether or not you provide them with the resources they needed, they voted against it. i couldn't figure out why that happened initially. and then i looked and figured out was howard dean was making major progress with the democratic primaries based on an anti-war record so they in effect decided they would cast an anti-war vote and they would vote against the troops. if they couldn't stand up to the pressures howard dean represented, how can we expect them to stand up to al qaeda. >> senator edwards, you have 90 seconds to respond. >> a long resume does not equal good judgment. we have seen over and over the misjudgments made by this administration. i want to go back to what the vice president just said because it's a continuation of the things they've been doing, unfortunately, on the campaign trail. a continuation of what began his first answer with tonight. john kerry has voted for the biggest military appropriations bill in the country's hist

i think it's also ironic that john wayne never was in war. john wayne, of course, is a great hero. in the marine corps you see his picture in squad bays and in offices about as often as you see the pictures of some of the heroes of the corps. (tony lukeman) we even had a part of the c ration that we called the "john wayne cookie." (narrator) world war ii saw the advent of professional combat camera. for the first time audiences regularly viewed combat footage in the weekly movie newsreels. my first combat was tarowa in the pacific. (norm hatch) it was probably the first time there was a photo effort to provide the marine corps with training information on what actually happens in combat. sergeant hatch went in with the first wave on the landing at tarowa armed with a pistol and camera. brought back a film of the fighting on that island that looks like it was taken to a front-line gunfight. (norm hatch) i was lucky enough to get the only film of the enemy fighting against u.s. forces taken during the whole war. here's one of them. here's a squad of them. (norm hatch) i'm proud to sa

john?>> just r question about, yes, to come back to your question about where the race stands right now and where the momentum is, i think that john dickerson may have overstated i can't the romney campaign feels things are just a little bit in the sense, i don't think they are ahead by seven points, but i do think that they looked at the nbc wall street journal number and saw the race tied at 47, and they looked at that number and said, you know, 47 is a bad number for an incumbent at this point and they feel like they are making progress across the battleground states and although that progress is not enormous in the battleground states it is measurable and i can't point to right now a state where president obama's position is improving, he is holding governor romney off right now, obama campaign is playing defense right now, they have structural advantages they have demographic advantages, they have ground game advantages, in some of these states that may be enough to hold off the moment

now filling in for bill, here's john fugelsang. >> this is the bill press show, this is john filing. october 1. it is cold in our nation's capitol. i hope it's more pleasant wherever you happen to be listening. a lot of stuff to talk about today actually. want to know your thoughts on the first debate coming up this week. if you have advice for the president or governor romney? my advice was taking the bolt out of your neck. i think he has looked better ever since he has done it. he said he is rehearsing his zingers. i can't wait to see those rolled out. what questions do you think governor romney and president obama will not be asked in the debates? what questions do you think they should be asked. we would love to know your thoughts. you can call us anytime this morning at 866-55-press. that's 866-55-press. i am assisted as always by the great, brilliant alpha and omega, the oar text. >> wow. that was mighty kind of you sir. >> nice to know someone is really flying this ship. we have a lot to talk about. i am happy to fling that i will be covering this debate along with former vice

to the nine hundred seventy the to do the hustle again that was the name of that movie and john travolta was walking around brooklyn with a can of paint and the beginning of a saturday night fever oh yeah and that was all about boston wasn't stagflation of the seventy's but. so operating under the motto loans move forward never backward mortgage executives tried to eliminate tollgates designed to ensure that loans were sound and not tainted by fraud the government said so this led to a defect rate that approach forty percent roughly nine times the industry norm max but countrywide concealed this from fannie mae and freddie mac. . and even awarded bonuses to staff to rebut the problems being found so you would think this is a criminal case outright criminal case where these guys should jump off a freaking cliff or at least out of their windows onto the streets of new york city but no they didn't they awarded themselves bonuses and what is the new york attorney general's office doing filing a civil suit you know once again there are fighting a gun fight with a knife you know there are some

>> john? mark? >> well, look, i mean, one thing, one thing you can't forget, charlie, that no one probably does forget but if they are ever prone to, they shouldn't, is that in this homestretch, barack obama is going to be a better political performer than mitt romney, he is going to give better speeches, he is going to give more rouses speeches he is going to have better crowds, that is not governor romney won't have big crowds but i just don't believe you are going to see the kind of -- this is what his big event in swing states actually matter, because they are not just for television, which they are, but they are also opportunities that the obama campaign uses to mobilize voters, to continue to work their magic o on the ground and president obama is going to be in places that the last two weeks he is going to be in swing states with bill clinton, the two biggest names in american politics are going to dramas receive crowds at various places you can just predict it it is going to be true and gove

>> i have no idea, john. do you? this flies in the face of everything the romney campaign's been trying to do for the last few week. his senior adviser beth myers put out something saying the debates weren't going to impact the election and chris christie goes out and does what chris christie does and that's his own thing. i can tell you the obama campaign was happy to have chris christie raise expectations and raise the bar for mitt romney heading into wednesday's debate, john. >> a rare moment of honesty, refreshing in a political campaign. what then are the strategies of both campaigns heading into this debate? >> well, president obama has been in nevada a few days during the campaign. mitt romney in massachusetts sparring with rob portman who's playing the role of president obama in these debate prep sessions. for president obama his foe mitt romney, massachusetts senator john kerry. they've been working on this debate for months and months. an interesting story over the weekend, a passage about what mitt romney'

possible connection to serial killer john dougal. >> john was an evil evil man.istrict attorney steve gave the i team access to the case file. i spent a week combing 12 boxes of evidence police reports court transcripts audio and videotapes. in the town of belmont the disappearance of 15-year-old john davis and stabbing death of 12-year-old lance turner went unsolved for years. as did the murder of 12-year-old shawn dan in sacramento. then the john went to the men colony in san luis obispo on burglary charge. got into a sexual relationship with a cell mate and finally confessed to him about killing those 3 boys. we found a recording of the cell mate charles wright reporting john doug el to authorities. >> take whatever necessary to get this guy what was your reason for giving this information. >> i can't stand a child can i recall. >>reporter: he wanted a deal on his own charges so he convinced john doug el to write details of the murder. draw map to the crime scene and tell authorities everything. >> stab him where? tl. >>reporter: here's the intraeinging part.

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