mr. webster. fair enough. >> um-huh. >> bill: fair enough. >> because he would force a woman to -- >> bill: speaks to mr. webster's character. he believes what he believes and he says what he believes. this goes to grayson's character. >> i do think. >> bill: who who who, listen to me. this is important. >> okay. >> bill: this goes to this man's character is he is flat-out dishonest will do anything to get elected. i could never vote for for man like that no matter what party he was in under those circumstances. i would either stay home or vote for his opponent. alicia, i don't think you could vote for grayson. you would stay home or vote for the other guy. >> i could when you look at how extreme that webster is and the fact that i don't think that staying at home is an option for most voters. i gold to the poll. >> bill: you would put an issue over dishonesty. >> bill: not style it's character. honesty. >> another ad out just the facts it's a much more tasteful. much more substantive ad than the

mr. webster's statements. repeatedly saying she should submit to me, submit to me. sounds ominous. asked the webster campaign for the context of those statements and they sent us the full statement mr. webster made to conservative religious group about keeping a journal and writing down verses from the bible. >> find a verse. i have a verse for my wife. i have verses for my wife. don't pick the ones that say she should submit to me. that's in the bible, but pick the ones that you're supposed to do. so instead, that you'd love your wife. even as christ loved the church and gave himself for it. and as opposed to wives, submit yourself to your own husband. >> so whatever you may think of mr. webster and his beliefs and politics, the actual statement he's making is not the ominous command to women portrayed in grayson's commercial. >> so that was our coverage. joining us now, tea party supporter dana loesch and roland martin. i don't want to presume sarah palin watches this show every night or if at all, but there were plenty of people pointing out the grayson ad is completely dishones

mr. webster, thank you. we did ask congressman grayson to join us. he declined. but he is always welcome to appear on our program. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> uma: jerry brown is getting support from what some might consider an unlikely source given the firestorm consuming his campaign. the california chapter of the national organization for women is endorsing brown for governor citing his decades long support of women. the endorsement comes one day after someone in his campaign was caught on a voice mail message calling opponent meg whitman a whore because of her attempt to curry favor with a law enforcement union. the brown campaign has apologized. meg whitman is one of the big conservative female names california politics. she and carl lee fiorina have received support from sarah palin. now it appears they may -- may be shying away from her. julie customers has more on that and other campaign -- julie kurtz has more on that >> reporter: sarah palin the most famous republican woman and her endorse s has helped think lexi son. then there's califor

mr. webster with his record in the state senate in florida. here it is. >> i'm congressman alan grayson and i approve this message. ♪ i got up this morning ♪ and i hopped into my car ♪ put daniel webster's going a bit too far ♪ ♪ web story tried to sell our roads to the shaikhs in the middle east ♪ ♪ >> yea. >> congressman, what is the message there? you're going right to the money but it has somewhat of a "soprano's" theme is that over the top, what you think? >> the message of my opponent has been a tool for special interest for the past 28 years and a career politician who never met toll that he didn't like. opposed toll after toll and property tax after property tax increase and sales tax after sales tax increase on ordinary people and that's what that ad is all about. and it has nothing to do, ed with me versus him anymore. it's now me versus a special interest. they couldn't buy me and now they're trying to destroy me. >> congressman, great to have you with ussent to. thanks for speaking up, as always. alan grayson from florida here on "

mr. webster has voted on some of these and written laws and proposed them on his own. just go right on up the coast to south carolina, you got jim demint talking some more "psychotalk," which we just covered. congressman, some think that this ad is over the top. your response to this? >> it is the truth. and you know, the truth hurts. there's only one person in central florida who i can think of who would insist and demand that a raped woman batter attacker's child and his name is dan webster. there's only one person in central florida who actually introduced a bill that would forbid divorce, except in the case of adultery and if both parties committed adultery, they would be stuck with each other forever. that person is dan webster it is about time we held these people responsible for their wacko beliefs. >> does he really believe that women should not be working outside the home? >> yes, he is an advocate for an organization, well, specifically mothers that mothers should not be working outside the home, as if you lose your rights as a human being when you give birth

mr. webster has voted on some of these and written laws and proposed them on his own. just go right on up the coast to south carolina, you got jim demint talking some more "psychotalk," which we just covered. congressman, some think that this ad is over the top. your response to this? >> it is the truth. and you know, the truth hurts. there's only one person in central florida who i can think of who would insist and demand that a raped woman batter attacker's child and his name is dan webster. there's only one person in central florida who actually introduced a bill that would forbid divorce, except in the case of adultery and if both parties committed adultery, they would be stuck with each other forever. that person is dan webster it is about time we held these people responsible for their wacko beliefs. >> does he really believe that women should not be working outside the home? >> yes, he is an advocate for an organization, well, specifically mothers that mothers should not be working outside the home, as if you lose your rights as a human being when you give birth

early morning incident in which a vehicle can the wrong direction from alameda it through the webster to. mrite direction. came out and then have had on crash with this white suvs. friere on the scene, with the addition of a tow truck, does that mean we're a close to getting this thing clear here? >> they did not give me any time here, this approach are just came just minutes before game alive. and fact as we speak these two other tow trucks have arrived as well. this action and called to create vehicles. there is the sgb that was going the wrong direction, which had had a head-on collision with a black vehicle. then there was a third vehicle behind also coming out of the tunnel, at least to some time to stop, but still nonetheless crashed into the vehicle and from him. it is just now they're bringing all the tow trucks. again the officers on the scene to not want to commit what to what time it will open. is that it could probably take to lease an hour. but do not really have an estimate. because they're trying finish of the criminal investigation on the scene. fife >> thank you will stay th

you're going to elect daniel webster, you're going to elect mr.re going to put your team in place. that's what this moment is about. now, if you're not ready to do that, leave. because this is not what's happening for you. but if you are ready to do that, then you're in the right room. and we're grateful for your being here. mr. chairman, you know how to throw a rally, my friend. mr. chairman, i am honored to be back in your state. i am honored to spend some time with you and share the stage. i am very grateful for your leadership. you have to understand, this came at a very tough time for the party here in florida. he had his obligations, responsibilities, a tremendous state senator, but he took that side path to bring the party back to its rightful leadership position. he took that opportunity to reconnect this party to its grass roots. and, mr. chairman, we're very grateful for your leadership. we're very grateful. >> michael steele, chairman of the republican national committee, rallying the troops telling them it's time in his words to fire p

mr. jon stewart. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, what is reason? webster'ss qualified to talk about other people's conclusions, and judgments, or inferences? >> me, me, stephen colbert. >> what are you doing? >> you're making a point, and every point must have a counterpoint. batus is expected -- that is physics. >> so, now this is a debate? no, this is a formidable opponent. i hereby challenge you to a debate, but first, podium please. podium. >> are we gonna start with no words. >> mr. gorbachev, i paid for this microphone. >> wow, that happened to have a podium available. >> i go everywhere with one. >> i have no idea. >> i am ready. bringing it down. -- bring it on. >> i will bring it -- a reasonable amount of it. stephen colbert, reason is how mankind advances. if we were afraid of everything, we would have never harnessed the power of fire. >> fire? where? the rally is on fire. run for your lives. >> there is no fire. >> thank god. it could have burned this field to the ground. >> history tells us -- >> since you are quoting history books, i would refe

back-fired on him in a big way and webster raked in more than $130,000 in the past two days as people have shown their support for him, so far, still, we asked for a response from mrgrayson and wh we ran the segment and we haven't heard anything from him and that is unusual, we usually hear from him. bill: and the polling is flipped, too, and, the white house, 2012, a "gallup poll" finding 19% of republican voters would support the former massachusetts governor, mitt romney, followed by 16% who back up sarah palin, and 12%, for the former governor of arkansas, mike huckabee. martha: we talked to politician and experts about the shape of the country and how we're doing and the issues that define the election season, and, now we have been talking to all of you folks out there. as many of you as we can get our hands on, san francisco, denver, miami, part of our series, "listening to america" and william lodgeness is the man who has been doing that and is in los angeles, right now, william, what are you finding out there? what do people care about and what are they talking about? >> reporter: voters get it. they are much more dialed into the midterm election than many