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and when you have a congregational polity, that authority derives from the consent of the governed, as in any democratic institution or in other words, from the congregation. >> well said. and i think it's a key point in this program, because if you - the power of religious belief, if you allow it to be vesseled, for lack of a better word, in a single person, if the person - as she said it did - if the person becomes the focus, then how is that power dispersed? it's a bit frightening. yeah, susanna? >> yeah, but in that whole situation there, you would have needed a secret ballot, too, from what they say, and that's not very likely to happen. and you have to have people who are capable of voting - of making up their own minds. and you were making a little joke about the lawyers earlier - they would have been the last group to fall for thing in the absence of concrete - of solid evidence. but they, apparently, weren't even free to lead - they didn't feel like they could lead a revolution because of the let's say learned helplessness of the people with them in this jungle with nothing, a

. >> politi fact, so when mitt romney wrote an op-ed entitled let detroit go bankrupt and he went onbs news to defend it, they found that half true. because basically they don't think that mitt romney likes to be quoted saying let detroit go bankrupt or something, even though he did. so half true? politi fact looked into last night whether he used the phrase act of terror. >> no acts of terror will ever shake the resolve of this great nation. >> politi fact said yes he did say that but it's only half true because he didn't mean it when he said it. this infection is leading the conservative media, these baldly false conservative feel-good assertions that come from the right end up becoming just the other side of a political issue. we're taking an objective look and that is bull. barack obama was born in hawaii, the unemployment rate is under 8%. the day after the benghazi attack, the president called it an act of terror. do not confuse your world net daily caliber fantasy babble for

. >> now that's politially direct. the night with a special live edition of "talking liberally with stephanie miller" at 7 eastern. only on current tv. >> jennifer: welcome back to current tv's continuing coverage of these fantastic presidential debates. tonight we're going to david shuster who is on the ground and give us a feel for how these people are selected who will be in the townhall and how the questions are selected. can you give us a feel for that david? >> sure. we're here in the hall where all of the presidents tonight and the crowd are gathering, the gallop organization, the poll organization, they started calling and trying to decide if there was a pool here in the county. and within the last week or so they went back and identified 80 to 85 undecided voters and informed them, okay, would you like to president in the presidential townhall? each of those people who had been cabbed were invited to show up here earlier this morning, instructed to bring two questions each and then the presidential debate comm

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politi fact looked into last night whether he used the phrase act of terror. >> no acts of terror will >> politi fact said yes he did say that but it's only half true because he didn't mean it when he said it. this infection is leading the conservative media, these baldly false conservative feel-good assertions that come from the right end up becoming just the other side of a political issue. we're taking an objective look and that is bull. barack obama was born in hawaii, the unemployment rate is under 8%. the

>>e put politi aside there was evidence in advance insufficient resources atf administration that shows no concerned and the tragic loss olife and a failure to secure the embassy and an ability to come up with a single coherent story. the story does have legs. rri: it could be the reason of the polls. mitt romney's transition team is working with officials to ceup with a plan and americansot having to pay $3,5000 per ar. why es the president say he would rather go or the cliff? he has made it clear absolutely. you have a wrong. he said he is willing to go over the fiscal clef to bring republicans to his view of taxes. >> whn they decided to take the country to the brink of failure in order to meet politics. i'm sure what he is willing to do with reelected is have a balanced approach including a revenue increase and cuts across the boar. gerri: the 3500 everfamily has to plug up, what is your assessmenof postung on both sides? >> we cannot go over the fiscal cliff. it is a disservice including all those who claim to be so concerned. not much will be done, of u aid spendi cuts. comeback 2

politi fact looked into last night whether he used the phrase act of terror. >> no acts of terror will >> politi fact said yes he did say that but it's only half true because he didn't mean it when he said it. this infection is leading the conservative media, these baldly false conservative feel-good assertions that come from the right end up becoming just the other side of a political issue. we're taking an objective look and that is bull. barack obama was born in hawaii, the unemployment rate is under 8%. the day after the benghazi attack, the president called it an act of terror. do not confuse your world net daily caliber fantasy babble for what actually happened. because stuff really does actually happen. and eventually you really do have to deal with it. >>> now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. have a great night. >>> and now it's team obama's term to be happy about a debate, and it's team romney's tern to complain about the moderator. >> president obama came out last night like a heavy weight fighter. >> fired up. >> more like a heavy weight fight. >> >> th

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right there thank you very much mr bill fletcher author and senior scholar with the institute for polity policy studies for your thought on this thank you very much. the russian man remains in a serious condition after being brutally beaten in a canadian then detention center dinies telly karf was arrested after his classmate in a canadian language school said he had been threatened by him the charges were later dropped i spoke to them is a sister and she say's canada's authorities are doing nothing to help their family . very often it's happening all we are and it's been an awful lot but i sit in with. them in the work i mean we're not. going to not go with him and didn't try to reach. you know they're not commenting anything in the absolutely they are not helping with. they trying to control this i'm almost there they're trying to put. their own criminal people from the people who are not criminals but it's not happening all but they're in the end you're in while they need we're in our i.c.u. unit they were in me in the same hospital with a different kind of in yours. there are more st

. >> wheney cidd to take the country t t brink of faile in order to meet politi. i'm sure what he is wilng to do with reelected is have a balanced approach including a revenue irease and cuts across the board. gerri: the 500 every family has to plug up, hat is your assessment ofosturing on both sides? >> we cannot go over the fiscal cliff. it is a disservice including all thoswho claim to be so coerned. much will be done, of leu aispending cuts. meck 2013 to sortout the shortcu. >>ast night itt romney has the snse ofhumor. >> i am fnaly relaxed to wear what i war around house. [laughter] i haveeen ealy eports om tonight dinne headline, obama embraced by catholics. mitt romney dies with th rich people. >> do you want to have a beer with them? >> it was amusing, he was loose and fenty. his r had more edge mo critic of ama. and he made good use of e night to mak a few jokes and the few point. >> mtt romney would ot have aeer. [laughter] gerri: they give for coming. great as always. what do think? ould president obama apologize to those killed in libya calling their d

. >> now that's politially direct. of "talking liberally with stephanie miller" at 7 eastern. only on current tv. hershey's drops. a lot of hershey's happiness in little drops of milk chocolate. and cookies n creme. pure hershey's. >>and now to my point. that is a whole bunch of bunk! the powerful my steal an election but they cannot steal democracy. [ ♪ music ♪ ] ♪ we're going to rock down to -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ -- electric avenue and then we'll take it higher ♪ ♪ oh, we're going to rock down too -- our >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ -- electric avenue, and then we'll take it higher oi. >> stephanie: gotomeeting.com, click on the try it free and use the promo code stephanie. adam schiff will be here soon. the president on the campaign trail yesterday. >> obama: i'm still trying to figure out how to get the hang of this thing, debating. [ laughter ] >> obama: but we're working on it. we'll keep on improving as time goes on. i have one left. >> stephanie: and the romney camp continues their strategy

. >> now that's politially direct.rt the night with a special live edition of "talking liberally with stephanie miller" at 7 eastern. only on current tv. [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> announcer: your chance to debate the debate. this is the full court press live on your radio and current tv. >> bill: 25 minutes after the hour here at the full court press. conservatives on last night's debate said the president will probably be declared the winner on most of the debate cards. david brooks, if we go by winners and losers, i guess i'd have to say obama won the debate and charles crodhammerp i think if you're scoring on points, obama wins on points. >> that's the only way you can win on points. >> bill: what is on twitter? >> he showed his true self last night, pissy and entitled, talking about mitt romney. >> bill: it was pissy by the way, he was whiney and petulant. he was rude, down right rude at times, you know, like a guy who feels like a lot of rich people, right. they treat their servants that way and waiters that way and i thou

this kind of spending it will lead to significant lobs job loss which will in turn hurt the economy polity you think about that is that a good a good reason to justify the spending is it's a part of it i mean the plant was able as tanks are made are is in lima ohio and there are jobs at stake in the auto. what the members of congress from ohio and don imus will say is that these are highly skilled jobs to how drew placed if you shut the line down for three years it'll be hard. to reconstitute the line and to hire back those skilled workers because all of gone to other jobs right but you know what the economy isn't it kind of supply and demand is the pentagon is saying that they don't need this we don't need this is an oversupply why should we keep feeding a demand that isn't there. it comes on the jobs and all politics is local in the shouldn't there be a reorganization of jobs and instead of pumping out things that we don't need i think that's probably above the above what the army is capable of doing well that the army is now saying that they don't need them they're there at the forefron

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. >> now that's politially direct.tart the night with a special live edition of "talking liberally with stephanie miller" at 7 eastern. only on current tv. uh, i'm in a timeout because apparently riding the dog like it's a small horse is frowned upon in this establishment! luckily though, ya know, i conceal this bad boy underneath my blanket just so i can get on e-trade. check my investment portfolio, research stocks... wait, why are you taking... oh, i see...solitary. just a man and his thoughts. and a smartphone... with an e-trade app. ♪ nobody knows... ♪ [ male announcer ] e-trade. investing unleashed. >> jennifer: there's news tonight on a story we have been covering here in "the war room." it certains the layoffs at the sensata company. workers who have been forced to train their chinese replacements have been appeals to mitt romney to intervene, but so far he hasn't. and today sixth of those people were arrested. the issue is bigger than just sensata. at last night's debate any president through mitt romney right

. >> now that's politially direct.>start the night with a special live edition of "talking liberally with stephanie miller" at 7 eastern. only on current tv. >> obama: this means that most health plans are now beginning to cover the cost of contraceptive care because i don't think a college student should have to choose between textbooks or the preventive care that she needs. [ cheers ] >> jennifer: that's president obama in fair fax, virginia today. his campaign schedule shows just how important colleges are to his war room's reelection plans. in fact just in the critical swing state of ohio president obama has visited five colleges there inless than a month. back with us is celinda lake, political strategist and president of lake research partners -- celinda, according to the newest mirries pole president obama has 70% of their votes? florida, 76 in iowa, 66 in virginia 57 in ohio, and 66 in wisconsin. how is this going to make a difference? >> well, and the key thing is not so much whether they are going to vote for

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there is an impact on monistic polities.icipalities have all of these contracts or financial derivative to balance the books. they lose money, the value of those investments go down when the interest rates go down. opposite of what usually happens. grassley is telling geithner, listen, let's make our own rate up. why are we doing this, they think almost everything, libor is the most universally used rate on something that could be so manipulated. it sort of put together by this trade group. liz: what are we letting the banks be part of it anyway? charlie: he said it in his letter. why don't we do in american based interest rate. something like that. i tell you, i think it will pick up a little game now. that is something you hear a lot in regulatory circles. let's get rid of this libor thing. liz: computerize it. charlie: do you want to hear something funny, this shows you -- i will always thought libor was based on a computer. you hit a button and out popped libor. you know what i am saying? [laughter] liz: take out the a m

. >> now that's politially direct. >>start the night with a special live edition of "talking liberally with stephanie miller" at 7 eastern. only on current tv. >> eliot: this has been one long bitter election for president. we ought to admit what this competition it all about. the number of the day $1,457,734,190. that is the estimated value property of the white house according to today's wall street journal. we bet that doesn't even money you could raise by renting out the lincoln bedroom. it has 100,000 square feet of living space, 13 bedrooms, 35 bathrooms located on lush park land plus it's event to mass transit. who wouldn't want to be in possession of that for the next four years especially now that housing prices are coming back. certainly puts the campaign spending in perspective even though sheldon adelson promised to commit $100 million to romney's (vo) during the debates, it's hard to know what candidates are thinking. unless, of course you've stood at the podium yourself. with governors granholm, spitzer,

coming out of the first two presidential debates they see a big opening on polity and on vision. if it turns out that the president doesn't have a good vision for -- >> it's partly a referendum on the economy and it's pointing out what romney's plan is, 20% across the board tax cut, but what romney's doing now is that the president could earn on rom hi he he he doesn't have a tax plan, romney wants to point out out to the voters. >> obama does have a tax plan, he wants to raise taxes on small business owners, raise taxes on business and raise taxes on entrepreneurs and raise taxes. >> the obama job plan is sitting in congress, it's inactive, nothing's happening on that front, the president's just going to let these tax cuts expire, so this really comes down to the ideological choice for voters as an alternative or is it more of the same. >> obama -- even if he loses, he wants to raise tax rates on the upper income and he's willing to let all taxes go up north to get that. now mitt romney is a leader. mitt romney is a deal maker. do you think romney will say you're going to foster

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. >> now that's politially direct. >>start the night with a special live edition of "talking liberally with stephanie miller" at 7 eastern. only on current tv. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> jennifer: there is news tonight on a story we've been covering here on "the war room" that concerns the layoffs at a plant in illinois. the bain-owned company that is planning to ship 170 jobs to china. workers at that plant who actually italy have been forced to train their chinese replacements, they've been appeal to go mitt romney tober convenient, and--tober--to intervene and so far he hasn't. they've received their severance panel, and it has become central to this campaign. last night the president threw mitt romney right in the middle of it. >> obama: when he talks about getting tough on china yeah, keep in mind that governor romney invested in companies that were pioneers of outsourcing to china and currently is investing in companies that are building surveillance equipment for china to spy on its own folks. governor you're the la

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. >> which will be no easy managing editor of politi-geek.com.go down as a thing we talk about in history, the storm, and, of course, the questions regarding the impacts it could have on the election. the first thing a lot of people are asking if we could see a delay next week. >> theoretically, yes. theoretically now congress does have the power to basically set an election day any they want. the chances it will happen are as naum cali low. >> some of the things that could happen, already fema, fred fugate has informed states the federal government would reimburse them from relocating polling places. >> you wonder what the political implications are here. theoretically you would think president obama can only win here because that small sliver of the electorate they're going after, theoretically these low propensity voters may decide to come out because they see this as presidential and a rally around the flag effect. i think the chance of something happening significant he here are diminished. >> what do you make of the extraordinary circumstan

in this guest spot today politi politico's reporter james hol n holman. they have mitt romney ahead in ten battleground states. when romney was down, all we heard from some republicans is the polls were flawed. now that gallup has romney ahead, the obama campaign is complaining about polls. how are voters supposed to make heads or tails of these numbers? >> well, the races remain shockingly static. the numbers are so stubborn. we've been polling every single week, and even before the debate it was basically what it is now. the top line number nationally not looking at the swing states, obama is still ahead 49/48. that's a statistical tie the same as it was the week before. we're stunned at how polarized the electorate is. most have made up their minds. for example, 75% of americans think romney won the first debate, only 16% think obama did. a vast majority say it no impact on their vote whatsoever. people watch these debates as sporting events rooting for their side and not necessarily using them to make up their minds. >> technical question here, but it

their three momentous nights of debate and now we've dissected the policy and looked at the poli c politi's take a step back and look at the performance. with me is james lipton, host of bravo's "inside the actor's studio." let's look at this first of all, the flop sweat issue. mr. lipton you set out to both advise mr. romney on his performance but also to find out who the former governor is in life. what we saw last night was an uncomfortable candidate clearly. if you look closely you can see the perspiration on uncomfortable candidate and if you look closely you can see the perspiration on his upper lip. that shininess prompted actor albert brooks to tweet, if romney sweats any more, i get a royalty. >> our own state department was rocked, not only by the revelation but from the highly unusual persistence of the state press corps. martin cline reports on the raucous at foggy bottom. >> the state department -- >> just how noticeable is this, huh? >> my late dad loved that performance. i think a lot of people identified more with him than the other guys but james what did you make of that

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, consistent conservatism--and there are a lot of conservatives i admire, i really do--both--both politi... c-span: name one. >> guest: jim kilpatrick seems to me to be a very thoughtful conservative. c-span: from? >> guest: the--the writer james... c-span: oh, jack... >> guest: yeah. c-span: james jackson kilpatrick. >> guest: yeah. yeah. i find him consistently thoughtful and--and a very principled person, and i understand that political point of view. but to me, we've been getting more and more people to the right of people that i always thought were very conservative, like kilpatrick and barry goldwater. now we got people to the right of them who seem to think that--that government should be used in a punitive way against poor people. i mean, it's not just that they're opposed to welfare. it's like, 'let's really make sure these people never get a chance to get anywhere.' i can't--it's just so mean-spirited. c-span: which cons... >> guest: and i don't think most people are like that. c-span: which conservative makes your skin crawl the most when you hear them, see them, talk to them,

or is this something that has a broader, of the way this politi season is working?this debate with those voters, the ones who are likely to move around, is whether a, mitt romney, can show himself to be kind of a reasonable moderate sounding fellow in front of these voters who are maybe just tuning in at this point in the process, not the caricature that the obama people have tried to paint over the spring and summer. it's the president's job to put the highlights back on that caricature, not be overly aggressive about doing it, but to call out mitt romney so that these voters who move to romney after the first debate don't sort of do it again or don't stick with him. >> john, what should viewers be looking for tonight? what will determine success for each candidate? >> i think for president obama, they both sort of shh hahave th role. you'll have a voter there waiting for an answer to a question, a voter who can sort of be a stand-in for the entire electorate. i think success is navigating that, not having a bad exchange with an individual voter. president obama re

. >> now that's politially direct. to me. >> stephanie: boston was fun. 34 minutes past the hour. >> the wilbur theatre stairwell will never be the same. >> announcer: stephanie miller. >>she's a little bit older and very gent. >> she's blind in one eye. >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show." welcome to it. 34 minutes after the hour. happy clappy post-debate day everybody. [ applause ] yeah p.o.t.u.s. kermit flail. >> you have to do the fingers. >> they're not firsts. >> stephanie: sorry. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free. they were last night. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free from anywhere. one of our personal favorites senator bernie sanders joins us with his reaction to the night. what a night huh senator? >> it was a very good night for the president. it was a complete reversal from the first debate. now the president has to maintain his momentum and win this enormously important election. >> stephanie: absolutely! people say every time, this is really important election. this really is.

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are at the very heart of how the aftermath of the benghazi attack has undoubtedly become an act of politistevens and three other americans, the president referred to it as terrorism. >> no acts of terror will ever shake the resolve of this great nation. >> reporter: he did it again that evening. >> no act of terror will dim the light of the values that we proudly shine on the rest of the world. >> reporter: and again the next day at another campaign event. >> no act of terror will go unpunished. >> reporter: as the president said this, the intelligence community was developing an initial working theory. that an anti-muslim film circulating on the internet may have led to a protest in benghazi as it had in cairo. and the attack may have grown out of that protest. but as this was happening, members of congress were being briefed as well. and some republicans had very different ideas about what happened. >> the attack in libya appears to be a very coordinated military style attack. this was not a demonstration gone bad. this was a clear targeted planned event. >> reporter: so the question th