chads everything and concluded all the other combinations likewise produced additional votes for mr gore giving him a slight margin over mr bush in other words al gore won florida you'd think the revelation that the wrong man is sitting in the white house would be front page news instead it was buried in the seventeenth paragraph in a story in the new york times misleadingly titled study of disputed florida ballots finds justices did not cast the deciding vote the reason why it was buried in that headline was misleading because nine eleven and just happened and the new york times did not want to diminish george bush's claim to the white house in the middle of a national crisis so the stolen elections good and school leah has the school knows this and he has the gall to go on national television and lie about it take a look again and just notice how carefully as he just talked about just those counties of al gore right by guess the one the you know created the most the most waves of. disagreement was bush versus gore ok. it comes up all the time the usual response is get over it the press

from the athletes he says the third and even fourth place in the medal table would be a good result mr gore has been a manager for a look fifteen years he used to hand the famous you need for the late. in two thousand and eight was appointed russia's top sports official. and welcome to the show. a statement you need it. the london olympics years ago that i quote russians are too much used to counting the number of gold medals won with some reason that we don't take stock of silver and bronze. and a fourth place here guarded as a failure there's one quote at the start we see you mean to bring down these dictations russian supporters you know to avoid disappointment in the end. and yes that is the no i don't want to downplay our possibility minson london. i just think that any success at the olympics must be appreciated its true value it was repeated study it seems that fans no longer reprieve the value of winning say a national championship these days kiera paean trough fees are often considered an important and these results are just shrugged off watching a coach into it when we talk about

host: we're seeing the service mr. gore was talking about. now republican caller in new jersey. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. my question for mr. laurie -- you mentioned hillary clinton and mr. geithner, but you did not mention mr. bernanke, the head of the federal reserve, who was there sitting to the right of mr. geithner. is there a story behind the head of the fed being in china? guest: it was my personal mission. i have no interest in sliding mr. bernanke, believe me. my point was that chinese television coverage and the size the critical importance of the economic relationship, and treated as secondary the interest of mr. chaen. the american media at give the impression that the main event was chen and the minor event was the relationship. host: a report came out today saying that the obama administration challenges china's on their imposition of duties on american-made automobiles. the u.s. is challenging china's in positions of anti-dumping and duties on a $3 billion in exports of american-produced automobiles. is this the kind of story seat -- cctv

mr. lehain. thank you very much, former clinton and gore adviser. i appreciate it. want to give you time to catch up. the rap made by team romney against your man, obama, is they are bungling syria, not tough on iran and don't have an america-first, america greatness vision for foreign policy. your response, please. >> well, three words. osama bin laden. i think the president has documented, demonstrated that he is very strong when it comes to keeping america safe and national security. the issue is what's mitt romney's vision? he's doing this where is waldo tour overseas. did you want seem there will be a single syria substantive piece of information, vision. any bigger idea of where he stands in foreign policy that will come out of that. >> chris, to give you time to catch up, the criticism made again by team romney, i heard it from the governor the other night on the show. america is turning its back on great allies like israel, maybe britain and the czech republic and poland. meanwhile spending too much time playing footsie with iran and other bad actors. that c

mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator gore. -- senator. we have an exceptional power with us today. thank all of you for taking the time to be here and sharing your expertise. i would like to introduce our panel and we will start with dr. heller who is deep -- with the dean of education at the university of michigan. he currently serves on the iowa advisory council as a member of the greater desmans committee crossroads implementation committee. i know that the entire isu committee is excited about his arrival and shows he has done great things in the state of iowa and since he has spent so much as life in north carolina, like to yield to my good friend, the senate or for north carolina. >> thank you. it is difficult when you take one of the chairman's witnesses. let me say to my colleagues, steve has a remarkable record within the north carolina. university carolina not only has he served in numerous capacities in his field of agriculture, steve led an effort by the university system in a public/private partnership to create the largest research campus in the world for the study of

having escaped the bloodshed and violence in war-torn sudan, gore found his way to my home state of new hampshire as a teenaged refugee. mr. president, who could have imagined that in just over a decade, gore would be applying for u.s. citizenship and traveling to london to compete in the olympic marathon? gore was born in a town in what is now part of the fledgling country of south sudan. many of his family and friends, including his brother, were killed at the hands of sudanese security forces. many more died of starvation or disease brought on by the violence and unspeakable crimes committed by these sudanese forces. before escaping sudan, gore was a victim of violence on numerous occasions. as a child, he was kidnapped from his hometown and enslaved as a laborer before eventually finding a way to escape and return to his family. gore was severely beaten by the sudanese police, had to spend days in a hospital to recover. finally, he was able to flee to neighboring egypt and eventually to the peace and safety of new hampshire as a refugee seeking asylum. gore arrived in my home state of new hampshire in 2001, almost exa