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she told me obama-air regulations and taxes and obamacare and the condition of the economy just put her out of business, and then she teared up. this was not about money. it was about the future for our family and her employees. look. i want to help the hundreds of thousands of dreamers like rhoda, and i will. [cheers and applause] now, you know if the president is reelected, he will say that he will improve the schools, but he will do what the largest supporters, the public-sector unions, will want. when i am president, i will be the voice of the children and pt is reelected, he will say that he will improve the schools, but he will do what the their parents. >> i would give parents the information they need to know if the school their child is going to is failing and also being able to send them to the school that will bring them success. [cheers and applause] what i did as governor. we took our schools to the no. 1 spot in the country, and we did that by working together, republicans and democrats, and we did that by listening to parents and by putting the interests of our kids first

[cheers and applause] number two, we will launch a sweeping review of all obama-air regulations within four years, every entrepreneur, every small business person, every job creator will know that the president of the united states and the government likes them and likes the jobs they create. [cheers and applause] now, you know well that america's choice tomorrow is going to need to one of two very different outcomes. if the president is going to be reelected, he will still not be able to work with the people in congress because he has ignored them, blame them, and attacked them. a default will be threatened, and that freezes the economy and herds jobs. the president was read the other day when he said he cannot change washington from the inside, only from the outside. let's give him that chance, ok? [cheers and applause] now, the way i am going to do it when i am elected, i will work with democrats and republicans in congress. i will meet regularly with their leaders. i will endeavor to find those good men and women on both sides of the aisle that care more about the country than th

but there was one juxtaposition which was important in this, and that was the day that president obama -- airforce one drove up to the podium with the presidential seal on it in wisconsin. he came out of the plane wearing the bomber jacket that said air force one, and just before that we saw mitt romney wearing a blue suit speaking from a teleprompter giving a very effective and compelling closing argument speech, but you put those two things up against each other, and you see a campaigner versus a president and as the governor said, that will always help the incumbent. >> don't get me wrong. i don't think obama -- what obama did helped him a bit. what happened is the news media absolutely blacked out and it should be the issues of this campaign. if this election was held last friday, the last friday in october, romney would have won. if it would have been the last friday in september, obama would have won. if it would have been the last friday in august, it was about even. the last friday in july, obama would have won. nothing was stopping romney's momentum. no matter what obama did, he coul

[cheers and applause] number two, we will launch a sweeping review of all obama- air regulations withairing those that killed jobs, and for the first time, for the first time in four years, every entrepreneur, every small business person, every job creator will know that the president of the united states and the government likes them and likes the jobs they create. [cheers and applause] now, you know well that america's choice tomorrow is going to need to one of two very different outcomes. if the president is going to be reelected, he will still not be able to work with the people in congress because he has ignored them, blame them, and attacked them. a default will be threatened, and that freezes the economy and herds jobs. the president was read the other day when he said he cannot change washington from the inside, only from the outside. let's give him that chance, ok? [cheers and applause] now, the way i am going to do it when i am elected, i will work with democrats and republicans in congress. i will meet regularly with their leaders. i will endeavor to find those good men and

president obama goes to vegas and why doesn't 60 minutes air this piece where obama says i'm not sure or not? jimenez sake information to hide, to what benefit? why not air it? it's the most significant aspect of the interview. he tries to take credit in the second presidential debate saying he called it terrorism from the beginning. this contra dixs that by the president. >> bob: it does not. inc. it does. >> bob: he specifically said it wasn't terrorism. replay the tape? tell me where it says that. groups. groups. you said he wasn't aer the -- >> eric: don't you think "60 minutes" could have let us decide. >> dana: i don't know, look through again. i don't understand why they just posted it. why? if you are interested in following the issue, go to thefive@foxnews.com and chec --fox news.com. bret followed this from the beginning on "special report." he'll have more in 18 minutes, but he said this directly contradicts not just what the president said but at the debate. right. i don't know why "60 minutes" didn't put it forward. maybe we'll never know. >> greg: i love "60 minutes." a

obama in air force one n. wisconsin, president obama told voters that average americans won't have equal opportunity in mitt romney's economy. >> tomorrow, you have a choice to make, wisconsin. and this is not just a choice between two candidates and parties, but a choice between two different visions for america. >> all right. >> the choice between returning to the top-down policies that crashed our economy, or a future that is built on providing opportunity to everybody and growing a strong middle class. >> reporter: craig bosswell is live. thank you for joining us. what is the atmosphere like there? >> reporter: besides being very cold, there is certainly excitement, an anticipation, and there is a sense that you're basically at the end of a very, very long tunnel. of course, there is apprehension. they have been working towards this for so long and it's going to stop tonight after the stop in des moineses this evening, president obama arrives here in chicago where he will spend the night in his home and mee

obama aboard air force one and speaking to mohammed morsi who received high marks for his constructivee in the cease-fire, although a critic offered this praise. >> i think actually it may be president obama who gets more credit here. i think he pressured both egyptian president morsi and prime minister netanyahu to come to this deal, because i think he was afraid that the conflict would expand. >> today, morsi granted himself far reaching powers, placing all of his decisions, past and present above judicial oversight and protecting the islamic dominate panel of the constitution. although morsi is a member of the brotherhood, padilla is denouncing peace offerings, and says that jihad is mandatory for muslims and calling on them, quote to back your brothers in palestine. a former push administration official says that mr. obama must be helpful and attentive to the middle east, but that only goes so far. . >> he can't infuluence parties that do not seek agreements between themselves because the agreement is only as good as the parties themselves. and if one feels they have the upper hand

the obama campaign went out of its way to reach hispanics, airing this add in key markets. resident obama speaking spanish) it's that sensitivity that they say was missing from the romney campaign. >> we just want to be taken seriously. today we showed that them that -- we demanded at the ballot box -- they can't ignore us. we're here, we're voting, we're paying attention. >> reporter: to get a sense of the numbers here, scott, that national association of latino officials tells us that every 30 seconds in this country a latino citizen turns 18 years of age. that adds some 50,000 new potential voters in the latino community every single month. >> pelley: anna, thanks very much. this man's video triggered protests across the arab world. why he's headed to jail next. but i'm still stubbed up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn unstuff . what? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels speeds relief to your worst cold symptoms plus has a decongestant for your stuffy nose. thanks. that's the cold truth! cool. you found it. wow. nice place. yeah. [ chuckles ] the fam

they want to liquidate the auto company and disappear in thin air. obamarue that oil and gas production had declined. federal lands. of course it had. has there been coverage of that? zero. the jeep ad, which is 1 on a scale of 10 in terms of stretching is the cause celeb of the day. >> it's mystifying. to say i do think that the "new york times" decides what to put on the front page. if you are on twitter, the jeep thing was constant drum beat among the liberals. then suddenly, it becomes the front page news and what we're concerned about. they act like this is the willie horton add. >> it's in the president's speech. >> this is not a terrible ad. the president doesn't want to have a debate about this. trivial small ball. they will get a draw on. if i can be obsessive, romney should raise benghazi. >> four americans -- >> four americans died in benghazi. that is much more important. >> next up, the latest on libya. >> sorry. busy in here. yeah. progressive mobile is... [ "everybody have fun tonight" plays ] really catching on! people can do it all! get a

aired. it was not -- it was supposed to be a side-by-side comparison. of course, it was a completely partisan hack job against president obama that aired as a news speciale not stupid. >> you don't really know obama. >> stephanie: turns out we do! >> obama goes to the bank. >> maybe diane sawyer was drinking because she was preempted by the special. >> stephanie: we got this tweet. diane sawyer declares chardonnay last night's winner. [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] >> i posted gawker a's montage. >> stephanie: all of the anchors. you do notice -- we've been doing this for months and months and months and they're on the air for hours and hours and hours. you don't know if people are just loopy but something -- something was up with the girlfriend last night. people are just tired or they're getting a little giddy. >> she mixed red wine with her dog's pain medication. >> stephanie: perhaps. >> she listened to the show, she would know better. >> stephanie: by the way in my opinion chardonnay was the winner along with president obama. >> the winner in your house. >> stephanie: winner in my house every night. right back on "the stephanie miller show." governor

which has sort of emerged over the last day or so. "60 minutes" did an interview with president obama that aired weeks ago. a piece of it which they never aired, steve cross asked him directly about the attacks in benghazi. this was just hours after his rose garden speech, just days after the attack. i want to play this sound bite which they just released yesterday, cbs news. >> mr. president, this morning you went out of your way to avoid the use of the word terrorism in connection with the libya attack. >> right. >> do you believe that this was a terrorist attack? >> well, it's too early to know exactly how this came about, what group was involved, but obviously, it was an attack on americans. >> there's obviously a lot of questions about why this wasn't released earlier, even if it happened do you think it makes any difference? because you can look at that just as people looked at the rose garden speech and you can say well, he didn't answer it directly, he didn't say this wasn't a terrorist attack, but he also didn't say it was. >> it's too late. i think that's why it's been released now. wh

and he is resuming after canceling events to focus on federal response as president barack obama heads tonight air force one. >>> here is a look at some of the top stories we are following. in san lorenzo, a hit-and-run crash knocked out power to dozens of questions. chp is out there directing traffic on those wet roads and you probably will not get the power back until later today. they did arrest a driver whose car hit two small children while kids were trick or treating in the rain. the 10-year-old and four-year- old are expected to survive and we are not sure if the driver will face any charges. and a driver took off, we will help the storm victims on the east coast. they say people in the bay area have really stepped up to the plate to help storm victims and donations are up about 25 percent. >>> what more on the -- we have more on the affect of the storm, lots of people are still stranded in hoe woke ken and the jersey -- hoe woke ken, -- hoboken. >> reporter: it is the kind of community where homes are passed down from parent to child where kids will chase turtles and parents would sit on t

de hace varios dias >> podra ver realmente lo que sucede y mover sus agencias >> por aire el presidente barack obamasland y queens, el área don de las perdidas superan los 33 mil millones de dólares. >> prometo que estaremos aquí hasta que la reconstruccion haya terminado, el área esta en prcoeso de recuperacion y las necesidades son de ayuda inmediata, eesde limpieza a calefaccion >> somos resitentes pero hace 17 dias nueva york mostró una nueva vulnerabilidad, más de 100 casas se han perdido dijo el gobernador. >> más de 100 agentes de la agencia federal del manejo de emergencia fema esatn en los lugares afectados >> ayudan con la estructura del hogar y con la perdida de posesiones personales. >> cualquier perdida del desastre >> en las calles familias enteras buscan comida, 17 dias después del paso del huracán >> ¿que le gustaría decir al presidente? >> que ayude a la gente que no tiene eléctricidad. >> maritza tiene otra pregunta >> ¿por qué no nos visitó? casi todas las personas de staten island estábamos tristes porque no nos visitó >> no vino antes por una decisión de no interrumpir las labor

thousand as for all it's worth noting that this wednesday while israel was storming gaza from air president obama was holding a news conference the president received no question about gaza and there was almost nothing on t.v. here about it i've been watching very closely the israeli defense minister who has indicated that this could be just the beginning mr brock who broke the last this really ground attack on gaza four years ago this three week operation cast lead in which more than one thousand and one hundred palestinians and twelve israelis were killed the u.s. has basically told us well whatever you do to the palestinians in gaza we're not going to polls when i think intervene and the usual line is the one that we heard this wednesday and that is we stand by always really partners in the right to defend themselves against terrorism but does the word terrorism in this context justify any actions by israel because it very much seems like it from the u.s. point of view and that is what many people don't understand but it's also interesting how washington chooses which acts of terror to condemn

into a sow's and it's worth noting that this wednesday while israel was storming gaza from air president obama was holding a news conference the president received no question about the gaza and it was almost nothing on t.v. about it that we were watching very closely these really defense minister who has indicated that this could be just the beginning mr brock head the last israeli ground attack on gaza four years ago the. operation in which more than one thousand and one hundred palestinians and twelve israelis were killed this wednesday offensive is almost certain to set up a new round of heavy fighting with gaza militants who are who are said to have a significant arsenal of rockets and missiles now the region may very well find itself in a devastating circle of violence we saw that happen in the past time and time again but essentially nothing has been done to address some of the root causes of this middle eastern tragedy it is a very complex situation and the u.s. has basically told israel whatever you do to the palestinians in gaza we're not going to. and the usual line is that is the o

the obama administration put in affect air pollution rules and i hope they do that. >> clamp down on the cows in new wreland. >> i don't have much to say about that. >> and the natural gas will continue take an important position in how we develop. and i hope we move forward with green energy but the price of gas will be fine. >> yawn, what do you think? will the new push on green energy keep the gas prices high? >> the world is awash in oil. president obama could cease all drilling. >> so why are gas prices high? >> because they are measured in the the dollar measure is shriing hence gasoline prices are high. you have to go to the source which is cheap dollar policy. >> which is ben bernake. >> i can think of three reasons why they are high . administration want fossil fuels the gas pump is it which taxpayer pockets are picked and third thing is the ethnoil atrocity. when you you force food in gas tanks it costs more. >> even al gore said he is it against that. >> it is terrible. >> and rick, i have to go back to the issue of natural gas and whether you think it is it green enough f

that promise from president obama to the people of the garden state. >> from the air and on the ground, mr. obama got an up close, firsthand look at all of the carnage, and together they met with dozens of families that lost their homes, their businesses and in some cases both. >> we are here for you. and we will not forget. we will follow-up to make sure that you get all the help that you need until you rebuild. >> and the president reiterated he's ordered federal agencies to cut through any red tape. the top priorities, restoring power and clearing roads in mass transit. for nomillions are still in the dark tonight. entire neighborhoods are under water. and getting life back to normal, that's definitely going to be a long haul. bruce johnson is in ocean view, new jersey tonight with more on what those folks are going through. bruce. >> reporter: hey, derek. it's actually ocean grove. and this small town like the other jersey towns that we've been talking about all evening long steel reeling from the effects of the -- still reeling from the effects of the hurricane that blew through h

at andrews air force base. president obama won almost all the key swing states last night and then swept most western states, pushing him to victory over mitt romney. before leaving chicago today, the president made a surprise visit to this campaign headquarters in that city. volunteers reportedly broke into applause when he arrived followed by smiles and tears. the president also called key congressional leader from both parties shortly after election. the congress remains divided with republicans keeping control of the house and democrats holding onto the senate. the president's victory ended up being a little bit more lobsided than expected. our janet is live tonight directly down, trying to count the numbers of the voters that pushed him over the top. >> reporter: as you can see here, they are packing it up at the san francisco democratic headquarters. today, we did find that exit polls showed that two key groups: minorities and the use vote for key in obama's reelection. democratic party staff and volunteers in san franci

beach, he was joined by the man who is trying to unseat president obama, who tonight is campaigning out west. bounding down the steps of air force one in wisconsin, president obama today tried to make up for lost time with swing voters, returning to the campaign trail, adopting an inclusive tone. >> when disaster strikes, we see america at its best, there are no democrats or republicans during a storm, they are just fellow americans. >> reporter: launching a frantic five-day battleground tour, mr. obama hammered his opponent as a candidate who can't be trusted. >> governor romney has been using all his talents as a salesman to dress up all these same policies that failed our country so badly. >> reporter: charging into virginia, mitt romney, who Ñi softened his attack during the wake of superstorm sandy, had more to say. he re-focused squarely on his rival >> if president obama is reelected, you will see high levels of unemployment continue and stalled wage growth, if any at all. >> reporter: and mr. romney mocked mr. obama for this proposal he outlined earlier. >> i said i want to consolidate the government agencies, we s

obama leaves today. wisconsin then back to las vegas and then into colorado and he ends up in ohio tonight. >> a lot of miles on airpresident clinton is in ohio today. i think he has four different events in ohio. but this race is, even with the battleground states, where president obama seems to have an edge, it is pretty tight isn't it? >> i think it is. there is still an opportunity for something to change. however, i believe it is fair to say that president obama is ahead significantly at the moment. i say significantly. i don't mean ten points but i mean 2 points in ohio and a couple of points in new hampshire and wisconsin and michigan pennsylvania, you know. the states that romney started to go into and the republicans started to go into yesterday states like minnesota and wisconsin. sorry, minnesota michigan and pennsylvania. i think that's more of a move of -- i don't want to say desperation but an effort to find new ways to get to 270 rather than a real effort to expand the map. because if we're still talking about ohio as the one state that no republican has ever won the white house without winning mitt

for five solid days it's been all obama on the air and all storm and no romney whatsoever.s sucked the oxygen right out of his room. >> it's the first time when he said i'm unemployed like you guys to real unemployed people that it was true. at a rally in green bay, wisconsin, this morning the president spoke movingly about the aftermath of sandy and its destruction on the east coast. let's take a look at the president today in wisconsin. >> we've also been inspired these past few days because when disaster strikes, we see america at its best. >> one country! >> all the petty differences that consume us in normal times all seem to melt away. there are no democrats or republicans during a storm. there are just fellow americans. leaders of different parties working to fix what's broken. neighbors helping neighbors cope with tragedy. communities rallying to rebuild. a spirit that says in the end we're all in this together, that we rise or fall as one nation, as one people. >> it's interesting how gray the president's hair has gotten. one of the enduring images may be this imag

and president obama and governor mitt romney wasted no time going on the attack. >> reporter: air force one dropped president obama at his first stop green bay. after three days off the campaign trail, the president wasted no time confronting mitt romney's twist on bringing change to washington. >> he is saying's he is the candidate of change. let me tell you, wisconsin. we know what change looks like. >> yeah! [ applause and cheers ] >> and what the governor's offering sure ain't change. >> reporter: president obama then jetted to las vegas to deliver his closing argument in another key battleground state. >> it's more than just a choice between two candidates. it's more than just a choice between two parties. you're going to be making a choice between two fundamentally different visions of america. >> reporter: the president will be in eight different states before the weekend is over. for both white house candidates, it's now an all-out sprint to election day. mitt romney concentrated on virginia thursday. he toned down his speeches after sandy hit but was on the attack again at hey

obama won. rihana put one in the air for the prez. dear obama. ricky martin, remember that 47%?y: beyonce had one, too. >> dana: something about mitchs. >> kimberly: i thought it was fantastic. >> bob: me too. >> greg: he wasn't listening. >> bob: i was. i want to say after this all is said and done how right the polls were. hour wrong people who kept dutching on polls were. take a look at four on the money for the most part. abc, nbc and pew and the ppp poll. the only ones off were the ones we kept focusing on in this show. which was gallup and rasmusse rasmussen. but nonetheless, the state polls were accurate. i give great, great deal of credit to pollsters out there. you did a good job and hit it on the money. when people say you were off and got it wrong. >> eric: you forgot one. fox news was on it as well. they went with d-6 and d-7. everybody said really? >> kimberly: fox news. i'd like to correct you. we have covered all of the polls on this show. as we do. >> greg: many polls. >> dana: ask greg. >> kimberly: polli tabis. >> bob: say this to you. one more thing. ♪ ♪ >> ki