maybe obama was lethargic but what about the other guy. >> i think romney might have had a theatrical aggression. i think for folk as home it came across a little testy. >> jon: i think you misheard. i think 9 folks at home are saying it looks like just one guy up there has testes. all right. time for the fine grit sand paper of turd policy. this is not the turd you were looking for. >> you feel pretty good about the president's performance here tonight. he wasn't speak together people in this room. he wasn't speaking to the pundit class. he is speaking to people at home. >> his target was that undecided voter, tuning in, in the suburbs of denver, sitting down on the couch with their family, to the campaign for the first time. and i think he really reached those voters. >> jon: yes, the undecided first time sitting on a couch in denver voter. he reached that voter, that totally exists. they tell so you themselves but like january braddy's mysterious boyfriend george glass, they are in canada right now. pretty lackluster policy guy, get creative. try just going ross perot on that [blee

laughter ] i'm tivoing it, so nobody tell me whether the moderate or conservate romney kicked the lethargic or energetic obama's ass. love laugh a lot of option there's. -- options there. [ laughter ] of course, these debates may not matter at all. because there's one issue that could invalidate the entire election. >> voter fraud it's a big concern in this case. >> voter fraud allegations. voter fraud? >> stephen: yes, voter fraud. now, i'm not going to bore you with any shocking examples of voter fraud because it is virtually non-existent. [ laughter ] but i say we can't be too careful, folks. anybody voting that i don't personally know is kind of suspicious. [ laughter ] thankfully, there are some heroes out there trying to keep this process pure. >> a republican worker is arrested for voter fraud. >> he is a contractor. >> someone working at a business in a local g.o.p. headquarters building spotted a man dumping voter registration form. they found 8 completed forms in the dumpster. >> stephen: so, some voter forms got dumped. that's how the electoral sausage is made, folks. and like wi

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he was very lethargic. he was just the opposite of what you saw last night from biden. >> did you get a chance to watch the debate last night? now, i think you might agree with me that there was one person on stage who was thoughtful and respectful, steady and poised. the kind of person you want to turn to in a crisis. that was the next vice-president of the united states, paul ryan. >> you talk about him smiling. it's a matter of policy, when congressman ryan starts attacking the administration over the recovery act and the vice-president is smiling, i can tell you why he was smiling, he knew how hypocrital that was. >> i have a feeling, you have a few things to say. >> should al gore prepare biden. >> that reminded me when gore got over in bush's face back in 2000. >> that's the question in this campaign is about, not your philosophy and your position on the issue, but can you get things done? i believe i can. >> these people are worried about taxes, social security, how to get out of the debt. have you o

yes, that performance by the president that one former democratic party chairman referred to as lethargic, disinterested and passive, was the talk of the campaign today. campaign aides say they don't have any explanation as to why the president was the way he was, other than a general inclination to play it safe, but however cold his performance may have left even some supporters last night, today, the president came out with some fire. before a crowd of 12,000 in denver, the president tried to turn his opponent's polished debate performance into proof of his phoniness. >> when i got onto the stage, i met this very spirited fellow who claimed to be mitt romney. but the real mitt romney has been running around the country for the last year, promising $5 trillion in tax cuts that favor the wealthy. >> reporter: but in the audience, many of the president's supporters expressed bewilderment at his passive performance last night. >> i felt like he should have been more aggressive. >> i didn't understand the strategy. i thought, you know, i wondered what was going on. >> reporter: sources tell

laughter ] i'm tivoing it so nobody tell me whether the moderate or conservative romney kicked the lethargic or energetic obama's ass. >> what did you think about mitt romney this evening? go. >> i think he understands the importance of friendship with israel. >> i think he was assertive confident and hungry for the job. >> actually found him to be more human and relatable tonight. >> winning. >> can you describe president obama? what is he like? >> he seems very faithful. like the loyal type of person. >> he's black. like me. >> a new poll shows that mitt romney has amassed a 22-point lead among president obama among rural voters in battleground voters. rural voters say they can't put their finger on it but there's something about romney that just seems right, probably just a feeling. [ laughter ] >> good-natured barbs or serious digs is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. >> i do respect bill. i do respect the fact that you give bill, give everyone's crazy uncle something to say on thanksgiving. >> i like that. that makes me feel good. >> what can you say specifically that -

won the debate and strictly in terms of style he did when pressed in the fight all night against a lethargic project president obama is the center for american progress pointed out this morning romney told twenty seven lies or half truths in a matter of just the thirty eight minutes he spoke on stage last night on the lied about his own tax plan saying that it's not a five trillion dollars tax cut despite independent analysts of his plan saying it is a lot about obamacare repeating the same debunked myth that the president cut over seven hundred billion from medicare lied about the president's wall street reform law saying it doesn't need five banks is being too big to fail and deserving a blank check bailouts there is no such provision in the law and even flirted with the idea of death panels in obamacare president obama's campaign released this ad today highlighting many of these laws. i'm barack obama of i approve this message i'm not in favor of a five trillion dollar tax cut that's not my plan the nonpartisan tax policy center concluded that mitt romney's tax plan would cost four point

headache, nausea, fever, lethargic, lose your energy, lose your balance. bright lights bother you. these are the classic symptoms. you may not have all of them or any of them but if you are not feeling well you should be seen by your physician. >> people can get seizures as a result. >> it is an infection of the lining of the brain. it's a big souping word. there are many different kinds of meningitis viral, bacterial. we are talking about a fungus which is a plant that grows in the atmosphere and in the soil. in this case it probably wasn't sterilized from this particular pharmacy. >> how well egypt are doctors to deal with this? >> i think they are. any one that has their thinking cap on is going to say where did this come from? you do a spinal tap if you are concerned to get fluid to see if it is infected. you can know whether it is a possibility or not. >> the fda doesn't regulate this type of pharmacy which it sounds like they should regulate this. what do you think? >>> there is not federal jurisdiction over this middleman pharmacy for the fda. unit i say government over reac

some dogs show signs of cough, can have exercise intolerance, lethargic. they can develop heart disease from the heartworms. >> the good news is this disease is 100% preventable with a monthly pill. i give my dog a monthly pill. i have to set an alarm. with a busy life, i forget. some owners will forget. is there another option for those people always on the go? >> there are. there is three different types of treatments. the pill you give every month and different manufacturers for that. there's a topical medication you can use monthly, and an injectable medication you can give once every six months. your veterinarian gives that. that helps if you have an issue being compliant. >> that's good. melanie, you have edgar. >> yep. >> he's so cute. he looks like my dog. i'm guessing he's a poodle mix. >> he is. he was part of a seizure. there were four dogs. he's about two years old. he's a little bit fearful of men. >> of men? >> of men. but he's an awesome dog. he's quiet. pretty calm. a little bit of separation anxiety. he'd still make a great pet. probably c

for a lot of people -- there are actually people, i've talked to voters in some swing states for lethargicof voting they don't think it makes a difference in their lives. it remind them there are huge convinces. >> they are the most powerful voters on earth. what i would do to live in a swing state. >> you would be bombarded with ads. >> i would pay that price. i was in florida this weekend but i would pay that price to have my vote matter that much. sam, there's early voting indicators that are very strong for the president. a new poll shows that among those who have already voted in ohio, 60% have cast their votes for the president, 30% for paul ryan and cnn says that the turnout machine for republicans for romney in ohio apparently looks pathetic. that's according to his republican sources on the ground and the obama turnout machine in ohio looks like it's running in fantastic shape. >> i was in ohio and i went to ten field offices in one day. five for obama and five for romney and they were both very energetic. the problem i think that republicans have is twofold. one, obama has tons m

you're not going to hear anybody say that he was listless, that he was lethargic, that he lacked passion strong. came on from the start. his only weak answer was the one you pointed out where he never answered the question was there an intelligence failure, but as evening went on, i thought he got much stronger. didn't like the sort of smiling inappropriately which i think set people off, but in terms of substance, in terms of zeal, biden energized the base and he stopped maybe the conversation like whatever happened to the candidate. >> let's talk about the tone the vice president brought to this tonight. at one point calling congressman ryan's remarks marlakey, various times throwing his arms up in the air being dismissive of what the congressman had to say. as the people are asked over the next couple days how they viewed this debate, is there a danger in the tone that joe biden took tonight in his aggressiveness against congressman ryan? >> i think he didn't have any alternative. they said do not do what barack obama did. i remember going up to a hotel and the doorman recognizes me,

everything seemed to kind of like be in slow motion because i was just so lethargic. >> a man on a u-haulk also stranded in the flood climbs onto the roof of his vehicle and yells at angela to get out. finally, she begins to react. >> i was being told to get out, and i was almost like a little lost puppy, you know, just going, blindly, just doing exactly what i was told. >> because she's hyperventilating, angela's blood is not circulating properly and she has almost completely lost the use of her hands. >> when i was climbing out of my car, i just kept like moving my wrist because it felt like it was the only part of my hands that i could really move. i kind of like stuck my leg inside my window and wrapped my leg around my seat belt because i just knew that if i had to hold on, it wouldn't have be with my hands. >> just as she makes it onto the roof of her car, her vehicle begins to drift beneath the underpass. >> as my car was drifting, it was kind of when i started to do, okay, so this could be it. it was a pretty fast realization that this could be it. >> the water is rising quickly n

the heady or lethargic status of the animal spirits and minefield that is apple, everything seems to be on the line every single day which is why this particular moment is more confused by the fog of war than any i can recall for a very long time. to nate in california. >> caller: what is going on? >> nothing unusual. how about you. >> caller: let's talk ebay. >> let's chat ebay. >> caller: i bought it a few months ago, we both liked the stock, you mentioned that a few times. up and down, up a little bit a few months ago but on a dip right now. they also just released that new groupon-esque thing they have the daily deals. what do you think? >> i hate to use the words groupon within maybe a 42 mile radius of ebay. ebay is a terrific company if it were just a market, online flea market but worth a lot less. paypal is this future. talk to your kids, paypal is the future. action capital trust owns ebay. we think it's worth more than $50. that's where i think you can go. can we have ed in texas? please, ed. >> caller: boo ya, where the economy in houston is oil is pretty good. we know ou

people were expecting a lot of either policy-backed -- backing a market that's been lethargic. europe, industrial production out of germany today, terrible. we know what we are getting. we do need earnings here, no ways we can take new highs out until we see the companies are making money. >> you look at where we are expecting to see the earnings, consumer discretionary stands out, 7.8 growth expected in the third quarter. the question here do the stocks already reflect this optimism? >> no i mean, i think i'm still holding something like a macy's. i think see a very good quarter from macy's. so happy to be there some of them are pricier but i still think there is room there. i think that we have also seen inventory management is pretty good and i think that that will translate into decent earnings. >> a day the s & p should have been, could have been down 15, 18 handles. again, i'm not camp that despite what we are going to hear from earnings, the s and st. going to push toward this -- >> why dump 15 handles? >> just the news -- it was just a lot of negative news out there. co

he looked lethargic and he did not look focused and did not want to be there. mitt romney switch. he was more prepared. >> and on this other screen with the it is really very telling. >> and i think that what is the most telling is the lack of by contact. and it is a very submissive signal and a very stressful signal. it made him look like he had to look at his notes because he had no idea what to say and it did not look like it worked in its favor. what would you tell him? but i would say to keep your eyes up and look at met robert orr looked at the camera. so people can see how you are really reacting. >> let us speak with the net cost presidential debate on october 16th and thursday, we will have go to our new channel. comcast 193 for the latest news, weather and traffic updates and to watch all the presidential speeches. uninterrupted. and on digital 4.2. you are going to be watching that carefully. >> you bet. as i see this they also were being coached by their body language coaches. >> we will be checking up with these coaches. carole, thank you. >> thank

that's why when we don't get enough iron, we feel tired and lethargic.t's because our cells aren't receiving the oxygen that they need. the question is, how much of any one nutrient is enough? many countries have established dietary guidelines-- recommended dietary allowances, to help people answer this question. joanne ikeda: the very first guideline is eat a variety of foods because, again, nutrition scientists know that in order to get those 50 nutrits that are needed for human growth, health and well-being, you need to eat a wide variety. priya venkatesan: in 2005, the united states department of agriculture launched the dietary guidelines for americans. because dynamics have changed. people are eating differently, we're shopping differently, our lifestyles have changed too. no one has any time for exercise anymore, without pang attention to the quality and the quantity of foods we cannot ensure that we have longevity. so to prevent disease and to maintain health, we have to keep up with what the new standards are and change them. because people are

this isn't going to be a night of being lethargic. i'm going to take it to him on the facts. going to get right to the economy and go right at it. in fact, you could see him change his demeanor a little bit and pick up the passion when they got to the subject of the economy after they talked about libya. it's like he was waiting for this. to say things that weren't said last week, because the president kept debunking the lies of mitt romney. it in the wheel house of the vice president tonight, i have to say mission accomplished. >> it was also a reminder of the strategic wisdom of the old cliche about vice presidents being attack dogs and being more aggressive. if you attack, you run the risk of that washing back on you in terms of favorability. it doesn't really matter for the person not at the top of the ticket. the president is preserving his favorable. he's preserving this brand of obama above it all, as self-disciplined, as never angry, as calm and cool. joe biden isn't running those same risks. everyone knows joe biden runs hot after 30 years in national politics. so he

nobody is calling him lethargic, listless, he came back.eded to do and he is just hoping that he stopped the bleeding. >> what do you make of these polls in general? i think you are of the opinion, i would imagine, you can sort of frame them to make you look good regardless of the numbers. >> it's called cherry picking. the national nower pollster is the pledge. i love to be a pollster. when things go wrong and you don't, the event does not occur like you predicted, oh, that was a snapshot in time. i'm saying all these things and sailing the profession because there are 20 polls that come out every day. we don't know the method. we don't know how great the sample is or the composite of the sample. so really, have it towards them and the candidates in the end are probably right. the real poll is on election day. >> we saw the so-called undecided voter on display in the presidential debate. but i guess it's not soccer moms this time around. >> it's a new term. it's called the waitress moms, or if you want to get into the demographics, suppose

. >> timid and lethargic wednesday. then that yesterday. >>> absolutely.e a look at these polite little elephants you see here with table manner that would make emily post smile. >> not only that, the asian elephants are working on maintaining their girlish figures stick with fresh fruits and veggies. visiting des moines, iowa, through the weekend as part of the ringling brothers barnum and bailey circus. >> love elephants. >> our snack room at 2:00 a.m. >> i didn't get any snacks. nobody introduced me to the snack bar. >> wasn't the full-fledged, overnight orientation. >> when does that begin? i'm waiting. >> food comes shortly and caffeine. coming up next, late-night comics get their chance to weigh in on the debate. showed no mercy. >> absolutely not. mixing religion, high school sports and enthusiasm of cheerleaders how it led to a legal dispute. you are watching "world news now." ♪e are your leaders ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of y

dennis: even obama supporters came out with not that good, kind of lethargic. on wall street this morning maybe obama got a peek at a bad jobs report for friday. you don't think that is possible, do you? >> may be his first at-bat with the new pitcher, maybe sandbagging trying not to come out and do al gore and step in his face and be too aggressive, maybe he was holding back a little bit. dennis: charlie rangel, the congressman on fox business this morning waiting for obama to come out late and finally taken down and it never happened. what was the biggest surprise for you from romney? >> seemed we were seeing a completely different person. likable, relax, he looked very comfortable in his skin, that was a big surprise. he was smooth and relaxed. having a good time. dennis: had you heard obama say that he agrees corporate tax rates are too high and should be cut? >> i think he was just trying to agree with romney on some things. i'm not so sure the tax policies are that far apart. the most important thing going forward are those branches of government start wo

he seemed a little lethargic and slow. i think the word is malaise. who seems stuck. the economy seems stuck. at the end remember what the president said, listen, you know i've tried hard. if you elect me for another four years, i'll keep trying hard. i'm not sure that's what americans want to hear b they want to hear about results. >> they want solutions. i don't know that we actually found. before we went to the debate, you said we do not know president obama's plan to get jobs created again. after tonight's debate, do you know that plan? >> nothing. >> we learned -- >> jim, you don't know that plan either. we definitely know romney's plan. >> i disagree. >> he repeated the same five point nonsense before. there are no specifics. >> wait a second, number one, energy independence. >> how does that create jobs in the short term? >> drilling. >> that doesn't create jobs in a short term. >> it's creating jobs right now. >> energy dependence creates jobs. number two, open more trade. crack down on china. make sure people have skills to succeed. number fi

>> to be fair, the romney folks are also going to come back and say still this recovery is more lethargiculd have been. >> it's all true. it's all true. can i tell you however you spin it -- >> you have to start that statement with still, then you've lost. what he needed coming out of that debate performance was momentum. you needed this number to be consistent with the message that you were delivering. >> he did not get momentum out of the debate performance. >> you are not going to get it from this number. this number -- part of mitt romney's selling point has been for so many months we have had unemployment rate above 8%. you can no longer say that. and you can -- >> some of the fact checking, when they talk about the phrase, president obama promised the under 8%, which, of course, he did not promise. people on his team did promise. that is going to be a sound bite, i think, that comes out and people are going to say here you have a number that's under 8%. it's going to be a powerful number. >> go ahead. >> a lot of economists thought it would go up to 8.3%. >> right. >> this is a worl

it was attracting small crowds, kind of lethargic. when sarah palin came in, she was a rock star. the press could not get enough of her. when she came to florida right after being picked, there were 40-some-thousand people who showed up, like a rolling stones concert. unfortunately for mccain, sarah palin proved that she was not ready for prime time. for that reason, we know that when a person is one heartbeat away from the most important office, it matters. we have had good ones and bad ones, and i think any way you look at it, joe biden was a good pick. he balanced the ticket by geography, by age. obama was not that experience. biden was very experienced. unlike most presidents and vice presidents, like kennedy and lbj, who for example did not get along, they did get along. most people would say the number one test of the vice president is on day one, would you be ready to serve as president should the bat-phone rang with bad news -- ring with bad news? everyone agrees that joe biden was ready. paul ryan brings what some of sarah palin brought. he is a bit of a rock star. he is

the doctor said that, he thought one reason why president obama was lethargic was the fact that he had just flown in from washington are someplace -- host: vegas. caller: it takes a little bit of time to acclimate yourself to the high altitudes in denver. he attributed that to some of his hesitancy because normally he is a strong speaker. i did study debate in college. i was disappointed with mr. lehrer. he totally lost control. if you're going to follow the rules of debate, i think mr. romney neglected those rules. any thought that i had toward may be voting for him kind of changed my mind because he was like a bully. some of his ideas are ok, but i'm still undecided because i think both of them say something today and the next day they change it. i found that more with governor romney. i agree with that, so there is no debate. host: we will leave it there. here is an e-mail from tom in virginia. host: next call, patricia from california. why are you undecided? caller: it is difficult after a good debate which touched a lot of issues that i was interested in. nobody mentioned anything

the vice president came in first and foremost with the mission of re-energizing democrats who got lethargicat after the president's lackluster performance in debate number one. there is no question the vice president energized the liberal base of the party, they saw a guy fighting, fighting, fighting. paul ryan came in to keep the energy among conservatives. no question he did that. what was fascinating about that tax fairness party there, brooke that particular part you just played and then the parts before and after is when you're watching our focus group last night, that was biden's highest moment and paul ryan's highest moment with undecided voters and yet they were arguing exactly the opposite thing. >> how about that? >> why did the focus group love it? i think the focus group loved it, two guys were passionate about that they believed in, talking about substance and making their argument. if you're an undecided voter and love joe biden saying we need to tax the rich more and paul ryan saying, no, we don't, i don't know how you make your decision. >> great for both bases, but neighbor