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i'm joined by markos moulitsas. thank you for joining us. week after the convention, the sugar high as it's been referred to has perhaps disappeared. is the race now essentially going to be static? will the president use his three-point over all lead and coast to victory? >> yes you played a clip of romney saying that the race was tied. the race is not tied. it's not even close to being tied. the president has a significant lead and in the swing state polls it's not even close. when you drill down to the swing state numbers romney has an incredibly difficult time getting out of the mid 40s. obama at 48, 49, 50, and romney at 35. what we're seeing in the previous years, it's the smallest it's before been at this stage of the race. in 1980, 35% of the voters were undecided. now, 5%. that's it. they told pollsters they're sold on their decision. there >> eliot: that absence of undecided voters, and this is a race is about passion not persuasion. it's not enter wading undecide. it's having those with who are already with you to have the passion

here's his buddy marko, who's got the hot water for his velveeta shells & cheese.r dreams. liquid gold! eat like that guy you know. >> he carried about everyone. >> a final goodbye for the teenager who was shot and killed last saturday after leaving his first high school party. >> friends and family shed tears for a boy who had so much ahead of him. >> sean lewis has our top story. >> the line stretched around the corner at first church of got in evanston saturday morning, hundreds packing into the funeral for coleman. he was cut down by gunfire one week ago along church street. that area now marked by a memorial. >> why has his life touched so many of us? because it was a beautiful life. >> i would like to say to the family it's not easy to raise a beautiful child and you did. >> he's now charged with first-degree murder. he mistook coleman for someone else and fired. >> i hope by this incident that this community wakes up now. because all of these young kids they are just getting killed for no reason. he still has a life. >> as friends and family honor him, many

now ahead of the bicentennial of the battle of botha dino talks to historian david marko about whether napoleon was a hero or one of history's greatest villains spotlight on our team and it's here in just a moment. i'm not. sure what is the part and. two hundred since one of the greatest was. in summer. are to invaded russia the russian army made the french just drive away from the capital which at that time was the st petersburg after a bloody battle near moscow napoleon captured the city but the russian. and the french were forced to retreat fiasco of the russian campaign was the turning point . between the french forces. the emperor's reputation so what. and why is the loser still considered the greatest. president. in the beginning of the nineteenth century up to napoleon had conquered a large part of europe he himself was considered a monster and even a song about two centuries and added years to him have changed dramatically in the west a lot of historians consider him a remarkable military figure and compare him to alexander the great and julius caesar to david mark him as one o

now begin buying up your own nation's debts to stabilize their borrowing costs but actual advisor marko peter polito thinks this isn't the solution. they refuse to deal with the issues it's very simple that you want to put fiscal integration which means that the germans have to sign for everybody else's debts and you get your right. shared liability for the day in front of his colleagues should you have a split of the year. in the meantime what you can do is keep printing money. was everybody's hoping for us to drug to keep going to. help the situation until the politics can catch up with the politics. and they'd be lots and lots of meetings with close to. see the solution to the eurozone and it's anything but smooth sailing for the bigger more stable european economies as well in france the president's ratings are in a freefall as waste war and economic weakness are taking their toll on the public as artie's tests are so your reports from paris traditional means of dealing with stress just don't seem to be cutting it anymore. rounds may have lost its title as the country with the highe

i was in the philippines physically the day ferdinand markos declared martial law and declared himself dictator. he gave people two weeks to turn in all their guns or it was the death penalty. why would a dictator do that? the second amendment is there so -- and it was put in there not for hunting and fishing like they like to say, because back when they did it, if you didn't hunt or fish you didn't eat. it was put in there so the citizens would have the ability if their government became oppressive, they could defend themselves against oppressive government. and i think that overrules all the gun deaths. let's remember something, a gun is simply a tool. i have a gun safe at home, and i've never come home and heard those guns going off on their own. people kill people, all right? how many people here die because of car accidents of drunk driving? do we go to the ford motor company and tell them, stop making these automobiles because people get drunk and kill people in cars? >> it's a facile argument. there's no equivalence between drunk driving and lethal firearms. >> a car is a 2,000

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all right what a fun day to have markos moulitsas join us. good morning marcos.hen you think something can be worse than that 47% clip here comes ann romney snapping at the american people. >> it is brilliant. if you go back to the primary active polling, the most important thing for primary voters was to defeat barack obama, and by between 50 and 60% they thought that mitt romney was the person to do it. >> stephanie: i mean this really just have the feel of a campaign in freefall doesn't it? they try to use this 14-year old clip that took about two seconds to figure out it was taken completely out of context. >> oh yeah. after they spent all of this time about how that mitt romney clip was all the way back in may. may is like forever go. but let's pull out this clip from 1998 because that is really relevant. >> stephanie: you have been following politics for a long time. we said this one is going in the history books. is probably one of the worst things a candidate has ever gotten caught saying, don't you think? >> yeah, absolutely. you are running for presiden