he's a good man. >> and this happened over petron? petron is when we first got together and met. that's how it all started. which was good. sean puffy combs was there and cee-lo was there. the same way. j.p. what can we do together to save the world? the people that come out of it want to help save the world with their hearts and what money they

he's a good man. >> and this happened over petron?hen we first got together and met. that's how it all started. which was good. sean puffy combs was there and cee-lo was there. the same way. j.p. what can we do

he's a good man. >> and this happened over petron?, over petron is when we first got together and met. that's how it all started. which was good. sean puffy combs was there and cee-lo was there. the same way. j.p. what can we do together to save the world? the people that come out of it want to help save the world with their hearts and what money they were fortunate enough to get. this is a pretty good transition, huh? >> it is. certainly, you are the fascinating man to partner with. j.p., always good to see you. also of course a member of our strike team here on "outfront." >> peace, love and happiness. >> thanks for watch. >>> tonight, the selling of a presidency 2012. dirty tricks, deceptive ads, and it's not even labor day. >> who shares your values? >> when mitt romney and bain closed the plant, i lost my health care. >> former pennsylvania governor ed rendell and tom romney adviser john sununu. also, guess who else is running for president? >> i do think that i'm a leader and, you know, i think i've proven that. >> yes, it's ros

he's a good man. >> and this happened over petron?en we first got together and met. that's how it all started. which was good. sean puffy combs was there and cee-lo was there. the same way. j.p. what can we do together to save the world? the people that come out of it want to help save the world with their hearts and what money they were fortunate enough to get. this is a pretty good transition, huh? >> it is. certainly, you are the fascinating man to partner with. j.p., always good to see you. also of course a member of our strike team here on "outfront." >> peace, love and happiness. >> thanks for watch. "anderson cooper" starts now. >>> we begin tonight keeping them honest. on the trail of another charity, yet another charity that does a good job raising money and a great job paying the people who run it. as for actually helping the people they're claiming to help, america's wounded warriors, that's another question. it's a familiar question to any of our viewers who have been watching us and especially our correspondent drew griff

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listen to stories about history and politics and baseball as he would puff on one of his three daily petronemember, it has been three decades since we last sat on that porch. not a member all the things he talked to me about. but the one thing i remember is the one thing he wanted me never to forget. that's the dream she had when he was young became impossible to achieve, but there was no limit how far i could go because i was an american. [applauding] now, for those of us, here is hy i say that. here's why say that. those was born and raised in this country, sometimes it becomes easy to forget how special america is. but my grandfather understood how different america was from the rest of the world because he knew life outside of america. tonight you will hear from another man who understands what makes america exceptional. mitt romney knows america's prosperity didn't happen because our government simply spend more money. it happened because our people used their own money to open a business and when they succeed, they hire more people who invest or spend their money in the economy helping