richard murdoch and his opponents were asked about abortion when murdoch said this -- >> i believe that life begins at conception. the only exception i have for -- to have an abortion is in case of the life of the mother. i just struggled with it for myself a long time. i came to realize, life is a gift from god and i think when life begins in that horrible situation of rain that it is something that god intended to happen. >> after the debate murdoch told the news conference he was only trying to explain his view that god creates life. >> are you trying to suggest that somehow i think god ordained or pro-ore daend rain. i don't believe that. that's a sick and twisted -- no, no, that's not close to what i said. >> this all matters to the romney team because the comments come just one day after the murdoch campaign began running a new ad featuring governor romney. >> there's so much at stake. i hope you'll join me in supporting richard murdoch for u.s. senate. >> late last night, the romney campaign issued a statement reading governor romney disagrees with richard mourdock's comments. dn

i hope you'll join me in supporting richard murdoch for u.s. senate. >> late last night, the romney campaign issued a statement reading governor romney disagrees with richard mourdock's comments. dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz slammed the remarks as outrageous and demeaning. >>> governor romney has a slight lead over president obama in a new poll. romney is head of the president 49% to 48%. that was only after rounding off the decimal points. since the numbers are within the margin of error, the two candidates are in a virtual tie. and the time to press the flesh is getting short for the keanes as they try to lock in every single last vote before november 6th. nbc's tracie potts has details for us from washington. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. they're doing it by crisscrossing this country, hitting the battleground states. let's talk about governor romney. is he in nevada and iowa today. he's going to be in ohio tomorrow after last night rallying with his running mate, paul ryan. he had a huge rally in colorado, in

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disagrees with richard murdoch's comments. and they do not reflect his views. his remarks along with todd aiken's comments about legitimate rape, are not helpful, as momny tries to get the support of women. >> i'm fired up right now. >> i want you to start voting right now. >> reporter: the race is tight. the daily tracking poll shows romney leading president obama by one percentage point, 49% to 48%. but look at this. without romney up or down, the contest is even closer. the candidates separated by just 0.07 of a point. both campaigns are trying to reach the few voters who are still undecided. and they're not letting up in their travel one bit. two states for mitt romney. three for president obama. >> have to wonder how the latest abortion comments will play with the critical female vote around the country. that's for sure. tahman bradley, live in washington. thanks, tahman. >>> while the two candidates are in the spotlight, two other people who like their share of attention are making rumblings about unleashing a possible o

. >> reporter: you're talking about richard murdoch, the senate candidate in indiana. listen to what he had to say last night. >> life is a gift from god. even when life begins in that horrible situation of rape it is something that god intended to happen. >> reporter: murdoch later released a statement saying god does not want rape and by no means was he suggesting that he does. the candidate was endorsed by mitt romney and he campaigned with him in august. the campaign said the candidate, mr. romney, does not agree with murdoch's comments. >> live from washington. we'll check in with you. if you want it get that big board halloween costume, you might be out of luck. mitt romney has made big bird the it costume. in the second debate romney made big bird the symbol of government spending. sales of costumes rose 600%. within days of the comment, they were out of stock. >> they were out. >> even big bird gone political. >>> what was once a blight along baltimore harbor has been restored. >> it's a very special celebration. >> reporter: it's a delicate job, rebuilding hop

governor romney disagrees with robert murdoch's views. in august, todd akin said women's bodies can reject pregnancy from a legitimate rape. >> cbs news obtained alerts while the attack was under way. >> reporter: the emails contained the earliest descriptions so far as what happened in benghazi the night of the attack. at 4:05:00 p.m. eastern time on september 11th an alert was issued to a number of government and intelligence agencies. included were the white house situation room, the office of director intelligence and the fbi. u.s. diplomatic mission in libya one attack. 20 people fired shots explosions heard. ambassador stevens and four chief of mission personnel are in the compound safe-haven. at 4:54 less than an hour later another alert the firing in benghazi has stopped. a response team is on site attempting to locate mission personnel. then at 6:07 state sent out another alert saying the embassy in tripoli said the islamic military group ansar al sharia has called for an attack on embassy tripoli. it's a part of the ongoing poli

murdoch. >> yep.ative and he's been in office many, many years but this is the tea party and the tea party ran these purity tests and knocked out dick luger put murdoch in, luger endorsed him but has done no campaigning for him, despises him, you are seeing the identity party eating the republican party. this is why compromise is important. we may hate it but look what happens when you have these purity tests tests and it takes over. it will work as well as the democratic parties exploits it, what i want to know is why would the liberal corporate media that makes barack obama account for bill writhe, wright for the guy he stood next to at starbucks, he has to take account for everyone he has been pen pals with, no one is get on the ground romney's case about murdoch or donald trump's racism i want to see romney held to the same standard as the president. >> stephanie: thank you. >> i am here. >> stephanie: and you are a helper. speaking of helpers, this is brought to you by -- thanks, jim, thank you f

. >> that is richard murdoch during a senate debate. a romney campaign spokesperson said the gop presidential nominee disagrees with murdoch's statement. a new ad started running in indiana featuring romney giving his support to murdoch. >>> the number of suspected meningitis cases in virginia linked to that tainted steroid shot is rising. 41 cases have been reported, and that includes 3 cases in west virginia. nearly 700 people received the steroid shots made at the massachusetts pharmacy and outpatient medical center in roanoke and cristiansburg. the clinics are still working to contact everyone who received that shot. >>> in the meantime, massachusetts health investigators found unsanitary conditions inside the pharmacy linked to the outbreak that includes visible black specks of fungus in the steroids. 23 people have died, more than 300 people nationwide have been infected. the governor is ordering surprise inspections of the state's compounding pharmacies at least once a year to try to stop something like this from happening again.

that would mean ousting murdoch as chairman and ceo.ompensation plan was approved and motion to eliminate the two tier voting structure has failed. that of course does help the murdoch family maintain control. they own only about 12% of shares. but they control about 39% or 40% of the votes. murdochs also have the support of the prince who controls another percent of shares. but more dock would say all of his proposals were approved and all the moves to oust him were because of the performance ever the stock which is up nearly 50% over the past 12 months. rupert murdoch kicked off the meeting by acknowledging the mishaps and problems at the uk publications saying the company has proposed vehicle policies with oversight as well as more auditing and dratraining. he says more details about the management and the board of those two companies will be coming by the end of the year. and now the meeting is still on guilty doing. fund managers are taking the microphone. talking about the need to make it a more diverse management board. >> thank

i hope you will join me in supporting richard murdoch for u.s. senate.y released the statement that said, quote. ainsley air part, fox news. >>> an illusion caught on video that will leave you holding onto your seat. >> coming up next, we'll show you the jaw-dropping scene for some people on an elevator. we are checking traffic and weather. another warm day ahead. we'll be right back. [ minto ] you know, those ads saying mitt romneyy would ban all abortions and contraception seemed a bit extreme. so i looked into it. turns out, romney doesn't oppose contraception at all. in fact, he thinks abortion should be an option in cases of rape, incest, or to save a mother's life. this issue's important to me, but i'm re concerned about the debt our children will be left with. i voted for president obama last time, but we just can't afford four more years. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. with resolve deep clean powder. the moist powder removes three times more dirt than vacuuming alone while neutralizing odors for a clean you can see, smell

i think it's unfair to say now that murdoch has a distinct advantage, and i think this is going to be a close race and one the republicans couldn't afford to be worrying out this late in the game. >> ifill: a lot of toss-ups. let's smar start in connecticut, where linda mcmahon, is spending a lot of money to have at least a really good shot on it this time. >> i think the democrats made a miscalculation this time around. i think because they thought linda mcmahon ran and lost in 2010. she spent $50 million of her own money. they thought if she couldn't get across the line in a good republican year, there's no way he wilshe will win this time shs now in a competitive race with chris murphy. he will have the advantage of the presidential race, but it's still competitive. >> ifill: shira, you have written about the north dakota of senate race, another one of these tight races, heidi heitkamp, jrs rick berg, the republican, and energy is a big issue in that race. >> reporter: absolutely. north dakota has lowest unemployment rate of any state in the country, and that's because the oil indu

indiana senate candidate richard murdoch made some comments about abortion and rape during a debate last night which did not sit well with his g.o.p. leaders. take a listen. >> i came to realize life is that gift if god. i think even when life begins in that horrible situation of rape, that it is something that god intended to happen. >> murdoch was asked in the final minutes of the debate with democratic challenger representative joe donnelly whether or not abortion should be allowed in cases of rape or incest. the race is one of the country's most watched senate races. >>> new information this morning on the meningitis outbreak. the state of massachusetts is now launching a criminal investigation into the compounding pharmacy thought to be the source of it all. officials say their preliminary investigation has found problems with cleanliness and sterilization. specks of fungus found in steroid medication, dirptsy floor mats -- dirty floor mats, lab equipment not properly tested, medication not sterilized and drugs shipped before they were tested for contamination. the governor promise

democratic opponent joe donnelly believes that life begins at conception and murdoch says he regrets way the comments were interpreted and he abhors rape, the obama camp sees this as an opportunity. he says murdoch is the only senate candidate that romney has a tv ad for. >> conception doesn't change definition of life. >> look at the two numbers just out among likely female voters in the state of virginia. latest fox news poll. president had 12-point edge in the poll among women last month. tonight is down to six points. this is clearly a trouble spot in the final days. >> bret: all right, ed. thank you. more on that with the panel. as you can tell, we're pouring plenty of resources in state of ohio in the final two weeks of the campaign. steve brown is in columbus. he takes another look at another of the president's go-to groups. and why it probably should not be taken for granted either. >> three times a day ohio state students board a bus. [ singing ] on this one, a ukulele duo provided entertainment while bumper stickers were handed out on the 15-minute ride to cast voigts early

global stage. >> eliot: look, i can't conduct this interview with you without asking about rupert murdoch. he is a titan of the media across the globe. titan who spreads misinformation and illegally obtained information in my view. what is going to happen at the end of the day? you have at least had criminal cases brought against people within his organizations. he's under scrutiny. will something fundamental change either at his company or in the media over in britain? >> i don't think -- i think the jury is out about what happens to news corp. they have had 70 arrests in the u.k. people arrested for phone hacking, computer hacking conspiring to pervert the course of justice bribery. people have been accused of blackmail. there's all sorts of lurid stories. my view is this story could move stateside. i believe that they were commissioning private investigators to hack computers. i think the software, the investigators were using was used on american servers and when the evidence is finally brought to light they potentially breached the -- in the united states. you treat those far more se

murdoch should not expect any else till he apologizes for saying that pregnancy after rape is a gift from got. >>> how issues, not health care that affect families. >> 5:00 packed, 2500 a family is a killer. and romney want to raise it. it's already a struggle right now trying to make ends meet. >> health of food is one of the most important things forever me in the election. i feel like i pay way too much for health care. >> flexibility at work and being able to take care of my kids and pick them up when they need to be picked up and not feel like i'm leaving people at work ding i know kind of work and that kind of they can we have your vote matters with women's matters. what matters most if this was a women's election. ladies, thank you very much for being here. we all know that women will play a critical issue in this election. the gallup poll asked him what was the most important issue for women. the top was abortion and then jobs and health care. when you hear that are you surprised that abortion tops the list? >> i don't think i'm so surprised. i think the economy is right up t

the murdoch family still has 30% of the controlling interest of stock right now.ied this same thing last year and pretty much unsuccessful. i think it is interesting when you asked about that sort of independent leadership that they're calling for at news corp., when you look at the board of directors for both calpers and calsters, they're either former or current members of public leaderships. >> calpers promises its members 7.7%. just going back to pot calling the kettle black, right? >> what's even more interesting is that last year somebody happened to suggest that you might want to moderate your expectations just a little bit and they called for a drop of a guarantee of 7.5%. they turned that down so that the huberous involved in this is pretty significant. three out of the last five years they've actually lost money for their members. i think that they need to take care of their own business first and worry about news corp. later. >> what do you think is the outcome of the vote with the growing opposition? >> i pretty much expect that the leadership is going

. >> i hope you will join me in supporting richard murdoch. this, of course, after freshman house republican joe walsh of illinois insisted there is no such thing as an abortion to protect a woman's life or health because of "advances in science and technology.". and representative todd akin's infamous remark about women's bodies shutting down to prevent pregnancy in cases of so-called "legitimate rape." >> so doctor, are these extreme remarks by republicans distancing themselves from these remarks, are they what are keeping abortion front and center? >> they are actions. they remind women of people trying to redefine rain rape. the words are bad enough. the actions are worse. >> i disagree, bonnie. i think it's to the less advantaged to keep this conversation going. most of them are concerned about the state of the economy and jobs and that's what they are going to the whole thinking about. >> what we know is abortion is the leading topic for women. 39% to 19% to the economy. with the electorate being 56% women, swing voters being a key women

watch murdoch's response when he was asked last night whether abortion should be allowed in cases of rape or incest it >> i just, i struggled with it myself for a long time i came to realize life is a gift from god and i think even when life begins in that horrible situation of rape that it is something that god intended to happen. >> murdoch appeared to get emotional during his response. murdoch then released a statement where he said, "god does not want rape and by no means was i suggesting that he does. rape is a horrible thing for up anyone two twist my words is absurd and sick." this follows -- >> gentleman less than two weeks until election day and the candidates are going full steam ahead to try to secure a victory. katie marzullo is live from the newsroom. >> reporter: today and the next 13 days are going to be which whirlwind for these two candidates millions are casting early ballots now some say that makes everyday election day. president obama starts in iowa today on a two-day eight-state that includes denver and las vegas. tonight he's tape ago appearance on jay leno in

ch some potential trouble for the murdoch empire.d positions of his son. julia boorstin has details from los angeles. she will be reporting from the company's annual shareholder meeting tomorrow. >> carl, that's right. a growing list of investors is opposing rupert murdoch and his family's control over news corp. now, calsters, which is the california state teachers retirement pension has $153 billion under management. it's voting against the re-election of every single news corp. director. another california pension fund, the california public employees retirement system, which has $273 billion under management, is opposing the re-election of rupert murdoch and his sons james and lachlan from the board. this according to the telegraph. they have not responded to request for comment. these two join a broad list of investors against the murdoch family control. proxy advisory service glass lewis and british hedge fund hermes have come out in opposition to his role as chir. christian brothers investment services gathered 18 investors wi

certainly, i didn't intend to suggest that god wants rape. >> mitt romney has campaigned for murdoch and said he doesn't agree with those comments. >>> mitt romney's son, meantime, tag, has apologized to president obama for making controversial comments. he was quoted saying he wanted to take a swing at the president. the younger -- younger romney made the remark during a radio interview after the second presidential debate last week and answering the question how he felt while watching the president call his dad a liar. >>> a new jersey woman is suing the nba for gender discrimination. she worked for the nba for a decade and claims she and another were forced out of the jobs when they became mothers. she and other women who were primary caregivers worked late hours. the lawsuit seeks $3 million the nba is not commenting. >>> the pow of the tea party. remember them? coming up on the news edge, how the large grassroots movement change -- grassroots movement changeed. what effect the party is having on this year's election. >> and they're everywhere, the top money-earning speecameras i

rupert murdoch, for all the criticism he gets, is invested in the media and innovation. mike bloomberg is doing a ton of stuff through his company. they are hiring hundreds of people. i worked at bloomberg 15 years ago, and i was in europe as a foreign correspondent. there were 40 journalists, and now, there are thousands. i think it depends on the interests of certain people, but they are being tapped, and you can get them to lend to foundations and do this type of stuff. it is just creating the bridge from the journalism world into that world, and it is not as hard as you would think, in my experience. >> i would just say that a few of those individuals you had mentioned are not examples of the types of progress of journalism that i think a lot of people are here to talk about and listened of route -- was it about. these guys are kind of villains in a sense of where we want journalism to go. fox news and the daily, who knows where that is going to go, but they are not necessarily public-interested, public radio, public tv, public press minded people. >> that is an opin

. >> reporter: hours later, murdoch was apologizing but said his comments were misunderstood. >> i don't think god wants rape. i don't think he wants that at all because rape is evil. i abhor evil. >> reporter: it is an awkward position for romney. he endorsed murdoch standing beside him in august. >> this fall i'm supporting richard mourdock for senate. >> reporter: this ad will continue to broadcast. >> bad timing for governor romney and the presidential election. >> for the most part people are seeing thing through their own lens. there are not a lot of undecided voters left. in a race this close anything like this matters. >> reporter: already it has sparked a frenzy of new ads backed by democrats that pack a political pun. >> i hope you'll join me in supporting richard mourdock. >> we got to get this guy elect in the u.s. senate. >> reporter: a romney spokesman says governor romney disagrees with richard mourdock and mr. mourdock's comments do not reflect governor romney's views. we disagree on the policy regarding exceptions for rape and incest but still support him. the san franci

and i know murdoch was not saying and you are not saying, i mean, rape is a horrible thing.'re saying it's the life itself that is precious. if you talk to rick santorum, ask him this. if it was one of your daughters, would you be more opened minded about it? >> obviously, if anything happens to your children, i have seven children, it's just -- i can't even think about something as horrible as this happening, but what you would do, you would love your daughter and support her and do whatever you can to help aeher and understanding th child in the womb is a human life and it was a horrible thing to be created, but it's still a human life and my children all know as i do, that that is a human being that deserves our love and support and protection. that child didn't do anything wrong. that baby didn't do anything illegal. here's the sad part. united states supreme court said that person who commits that rape cannot be executed. you're not allowed to execute people who commit rape, but the same supreme court says you can execute the child who's the innocent victim of the rape.

. >>> richard murdoch made some comment abouts abortion and rape during a debate last night which did not sit so well with g.o.p. leaders. the republican said when a woman gets pregnant as a result of rape, that it is, quote, something god intended. his opponent said he doesn't believe god would intend that to happen. murdoch later said that god doesn't contend rape but god controls life and only god has the right to take a life. mitt romney issued a statement saying he disagrees with his comments. >>> one of the most watched races in our region as we've been telling you involves maryland's sixth congressional district. long time republican stronghold is now a whole lot bluer due to redistricting. this is what the district used to look like and this is what it looks like now. the new boundaries contain a large portion of western and northern montgomery county adding gaithersburg, germantown and potomac to the district. registered democrats now outnumber republicans by more than 40,000. >> the changes mean district 6's long time republican congressman rosco bartlet is facing a real bat

richard murdoch of indiana told a live tv audience that when a woman gets pregnant after she's raped, it's something god intended. murdoch was on the defensive today. >> due to the situation i think that body can see beauty in every life, but certainly i did not intend to suggest that god want rape, that god pushes people to rape, that god wants to support or condone evil in any way. >> murdoch is the second republican senatorial candidate in a bit of hot water following controversial comments about women and rape. earlier this year todd aiken of missouri said women's bodies have ways of preventing pregnancy in what he called legitimate rape. he refused to leave the race. >>> new information today about what allegedly led police on a wild high speed chase. the pursuit started towards justice for jessica. we have made an arrest in the jessica ridgeway case. 17-year-old austin sigg is in our custody. >> formal charges in the case are expected in the next few days. >>> the man accused of opening fire inside the family research council here in d.c. faces a series of new charges tonight. f

after that comment lit up the political blogs, murdoch explained he didn't mean god intended the rained on the comment and tried to link murdoch to romney because romney has endorsed him. >>> well, asian markets are lower after a dismal day on wall street. stocks tumbled after a series of low earning reports from dupont and xerox, ups, otherwise known as ups on this program, the world's largest package delivery company, warned that the pace of growth remains uneven and that the holiday shopping season could prove to be disappointing, the worst day since june. just a little note, investors were thinking how high can we go, how low can we go in a split second. >> couple years ago, remember the dow was at 6,500. and 13,000 was a big deal. so compared to where we were, they've still made considerable improvements. so in addition to bad earnings reports, moody's is going to downgrade. said it was going to downgrade five of spain's regions, downgrading credit. look, we've been through it here in the u.s. so global economy remains weak. you can never think here in the u.s. we are immune to w

i'm heather murdoch. i did want to say i recognize the very difficult budget situation at school districts across california are facing. i'm a strong believer in public education and for our education system t. does need properly funded. given, that it's surprising the district is deliberately walking away from state money by not ed keg transitional kindergarten children. the number of children who were in the mix in january were 400. that number today dropped to 190. a very rough calculation said a district lost over a million in state funning. just a.d.a. doesn't take into account english language learner funds or extra funding that come when's you enroll 200 children. that number might increase any more. district is asking for funds from the city. i'm not about to say the city shouldn't do that because i think the district needs the funds. i did want to point ut back drop is the district has for some reason chosen not to educate children and chosen to walk away from money at the same time. it's shockin

richard murdoch said life is a gift from god even if it is the result of rape. take a listen. >> i struggled with it myself identify long time but i came to realize life that is gift from god. i think even when life begins in that horrible situation of rape that it is something that god intended to happen. >> the romney campaign immediately put out a statement saying governor romney disagrees with murdoch's comments and they do not reflect romney's views. >>> officials in massachusetts say they have found unclean conditions at that time the new england pharmacy linked to the deadly meningitis outbreak. the governor says the state will revoke the license of the compounding center and three pharmacists. twenty-three people died and hundreds more sickened after receiving the tainted steroid shot. >>> fox 5 follow-up to a story we first brought you yesterday. could d.c. be the next city to crack down on oversized sugary drinks? >> we'll hear from the councilmember who is pushing the plan. but first, let's talk to tucker barnes. >> we've got some clouds moving throug

after that comment lit up the political blogs, murdoch explained he didn't mean god intended the rain who can create life. the democrats have pounced on the comment and tried to link murdoch to romney because romney endorsed him. >>> well, asian markets are lower after a dismal day on wall street. stocks tumbled after a series of low earning reports from dupont and xerox, ups, otherwise known as ups, world's largest package delivery company, warned the pace of groukts remains uneven and the holiday shopping season could prove to be disappointing, the worst day since june. just a little note, investors were thinking how high can we go, how low can we go in a split second. >> couple years ago, remember the dow was at 6,500. and 13,000 was a big deal. compared to whey where we were, considerable improvements. in addition to bad earnings reports, moody's is going to downgrade, said it was going to downgrade five of spain's regions, downgrading credit look we have been through here in the u.s. global economy remains weak. you can never think here in the u.s. we are immune to what is happen

i think, look, richard murdoch, todd aikin forcessed this into the conversation. it wasn't there a week and a half ago. it wasn't there before-- it was certainly there but it wasn't the primary focus. the romney campaign wants to talk about the economy. ern talks about the denver debate as being this transcendent moment. in effect, this was the moment moderate mitt sort of debuted in the campaign. and i think that was a very resonant point to a lot of undecide women. >> people don't vote nationally on the basis of what two candidates say in two medium-sized debates. >> here's the way i think it mates out politically. first of all, there's the base. the president wants to talk aboutars bothers because he wants to tell democrats there are real things in stakes in this election. with swing voters-- and i talked to a lot of them-- when you talk to women, they think romney has the answer on the economy. and the worry here for the obama administration is married women. they are less dependent on the government, and less likely to buy the president's argument. so they're

he appeared in an ad with murdoch this week and issued a statement saying he disagrees with murdoch and not reflect gov romney's views. tonight he is in cedar rapids iowa also apply to nev. florida virginia and ohio this week trying to round up votes in these two states in stay with a message on the economy. i'm not as optimistic about winning i'm more optimistic about the future for america things are about to get better and i am convinced of that. he is also trying to put to rest another distraction he apologized for saying he wanted to take a swing at him during the presidential debates what he called his father mr. romney a liar. tomorrow he returns home to chicago to vote early in an off-camera interview today he revealed a second term plan he says he is confident he can pass immigration reform tonight he is in denver on a marathon 48 our cross-country bush saying that he is changing his position to please different crowds. he is counting on you to forget what he stands for he's hoping that you to will come down with the case of what we like to call romnesia. but i'm donald trump d

murdoch, one minute.ourdock: foreign policy is of critical concern of course that in the middle east we must first and foremost standby or great friend, israel and we must be making the message that no options can be taken off the table as we look towards a nuclear iran. to the bigger point of our national security, you know what was the former head of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral mullen, said the greatest threat to national security is our own national debt. the fact we've now spend ourselves into a $16 trillion debt is inexcusable. the fact we continue to see that that would have raised an mr. donnelly has received no less than seven tenths without demanding fiscal responsibility, this is a clear and present danger. you know, we continue to the money from people who would borrow money. we have to get our spending under control and then when we do that, will again be out to make sure we fully fund the military to make sure we're going to always have the greatest military defense in the world. >> mo

murdoch is spot on with this.ve had several senior people from the jewish community including two rabbis who say the jewish vote will still go, at least 60% to president obama. and you say. >> i think so, too, but it's starting to whittle down quite a bit. as you start to look at the economy, and people in the united states, jews in the united states and my friends will vote not because of the economy, but for other issues and other reasons, the economy is the most important thing, but in terms of israel i will it will you flat out israelis are very uncomfortable with president obama. stuart: all right, public relations firm rbb commissioned a study to find out brand loyalty, when it comes to politics. i have to say once again, i was right. first the top democrat brands, liberals prefer google, whole foods and starbucks. warren buffett's berkshire hathaway also makes the list for the left. and for the the republicans, very different story, top brands are wal-mart, caterpillar, mcdonald's. all right, everybody i wa

thumbs up and says murdoch will legislate on major health care initiatives. mitt romney filmed a television ad for mourdock. it was released on monday. >> this fall, i'm supporting richard mourdock for senate. as senator, richard will be the 51st vote to repeal and replace government-run health care. richard will help stop the liberal reid/pelosi agenda. with so much at stake, i hope you'll join me in supporting richard mourdock for u.s. senate. >> in light of mourdock's comments, the romney camp says governor romney disagrees with mr. mourdock and mr. mourdock's comments do not reflect governor romney's views. we disagree on the process for regarding exceptions for rape and incest but still support him. >> this is a man who i want to see in washington to make sure that we cannot just talk about changing things, but actually have the votes to get things changed. >> even when life begins in that horrible situation of rape, that it is something that god intended to happen. >> we've got to get this guy elected in the u.s. senate. >> it is something that god inte

before he joined the ticket his position lines up with murdoch.ook at this research. >> even when life begins in that horrible situation of rape, that it is something that god intended to happen. >> when it comes to rape, should it be legal for a woman to be able to get an abortion if she's -- >> i'm very proud of my pro-life record and i have also adopted the idea, the position, that the method of conception doesn't change the definition of life. >> and the liberal group move on.org will not let the murdoch collection be forgotten. look at that sign over there. you can't see it from here but there's a banner -- i love these airplane signs, romney's gop, wrong on rape and women. terry, this -- i don't know where to start except i don't like to comparing anything to sharia but there's something about this theocratic notion that we're going to apply all our religious training and turn it into law and turn it into criminalization and it's not quite like stoning, but it has that same sort of impulse which is we're going to punish women. >> right. i do