career somewhat with this fight was also focused and determined and although he was caught by many of pierrot's jabs he continued to stubbornly defy the odds i know with the rounds passing without serious incidents the home crowd began big blood. and by around eight it was obvious ishida was not going to win by the judge's pool hero kept plugging away at him and finally forced a japanese books to the full i despite the setbacks issue the still looked like he believed he could get an unlikely knockout but pirogue whether to shoot is increasingly desperate lunges and almost looked as if he would get the killer knock out. in the end pirogue prediction of a tough twelve round bounce came true and by unanimous decision he registered his twenty of the victory remaining undefeated and looking hungry first next opponent but not a lot of work was put into preparing for this fight and are very pleased to have successfully defended my title i was prepared. but to his credit he surprised me a lot and i've learned a great deal from fighting him now i'm already looking forward to meeting my next opponent wit

bill clinton wouldn't pass nafta and ross pierrot told him what would happen and the reason i am able to vote, i won't vote for him because he took right around and put hillary clinton up there and then when he went along with the gay deal, so i think just you guys can't have it both ways. that's what's wrong with people in north carolina and other states, too. all of them talk big, everybody talks big and nobody gets out there and does anything. >> katha he put a lot out there. go ahead. >> he did put a lot out there. i just want to say that i think both parties, both parties have important aspects of their economic policies that are very similar and that are intended to serve big business. that's the way it is. one reason that's the way it is is because of the whole campaign finance situation where that's how people get elected. it is very rare that somebody gets elected because a lot of good people gives them $10 each. mostly the way campaigns are funded is from large and business donors. that distorts our politics in both parties. i think you're completely right about that. >> for