. >> this is priorities u.s.a. the liberal obama super pac and they basically are going to the same thing, battleground states and like american crossroads, they are bringing back some of their stars from the summer. they spent a fortune on attack ads focusing on bain capital. now, the fact is that there were a lot of inconsistencies and some of the facts were a little fuzzy in these ads. i guess priorities u.s.a. feels like. >> bill: they don't really care. they are trying to get to the regular working class folks saying this guy doesn't care about them, this guy being mitt romney. >> they ran the effective staged ad. >> bill: also had the garbage collector out in san diego saying mitt romney didn't say hello to him. >> felt the stage ad. built the stage bain capital came out and fired him at his factory. it was an effective ad. >> bill: do you know hot people are who appeared in the ad. >> just regular folks who were working at, you know, factories or places that bain capital had owned. >> bill: these are legitim

since then, priorities u.s.a.has become successful in raising money and more importantly, i think i priorities has been an important part of setting the agenda in part with the presidential campaign. i will show you an ad that we did that i think that a lot of influence. what can collect the ads for a minute, you're going to see -- and one back -- so, i'm going to show you an ad that priorities put together. it's going to be the add-on will last. so priorities, we had done -- egregious holder for one action and it starts. so priorities, as maggie said, i served for priorities u.s.a. it's way to the polling and research along with the very talented and brilliant jeff garin. the two of us to the pulling together. my firm also serves as the digital advertising, meaning whatever is advertised on the internet, my firm has helped them to serve out to all of you. and as that is a really interesting one. and the research, what we found was something that i wish i could say we found. newt gingrich ran a campaign against mi

for us this morning with priorities u.s.a. action, a superpac that supports president obama.ouse press secretary for the administration. hammering behind me, i apologize in case it drowns me out as we're talking. twitter was on fire where people would think absolutely, positively it was paul ryan who won or absolutely, positively it was joe biden who won. ultimately, though, this was about playing to the middle. when it comes to that realist realistically, who do you think had the advantage there? >> i think if you look at the polls, your poll said that that debate was tied. cbs said that vice president biden did remarkably better than congressman ryan did. but i think if you just look at the two -- if you look at the vice president, the vice presidential nominee on the republican side, the facts don't stack up for the republican side. and i think that joe biden did an excellent job of point iing t where the math didn't add up, where his inexperience on foreign policy showed ryan to be unprepared and a little off kilter. and i think that joe biden, overall, did a much better

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megyn: he has been attacked as a possible felon by the obama campaign and priorities u.s.a.derer responsible for the death of a man's wife. and it was a lie. is this an effective campaign strategy? tight worked in the past because romney hasn't been on the stage. the problem is 70 million americans saw a debate. they could see for 90 minutes and make a judgment about governor romney and the president and they made a judgment. let me tell you the other problem the president's campaign has. this is coming from the top, which is this disconnect between the president being one thing and the campaign being another. well, the problem is in that debate the president backed up the claims of his campaign. i'm surprised the romney people haven't put a torpedo to his advertising. remember the thing that disappointed voters. people voted for obama in '08 because he promised to bring change, a different politician. what has he become? a man desperate to be reelected. and willing to say anything. this is a man who once said we should bring the country together. megyn: listen to a differen

the exception here is a priority u.s.a. which can barely see because of the chairs, which we are saying maybe would make 60 million, earlier they want to make 100 minute and had to pare that back. there just weren't a lot of wealthy liberals and democrats coming for to give them money. in recent weeks there's been little bit of a turnaround. they been picking up steam but it's nothing compared to what the republicans have had on their site. there's a few different factors. traditionally it's easier to raise money for a no than a yes. it's easier to raise money when out of power will we have an angry donor base that wants to get back in power. that's true of republicans this year. you have a large class, mostly private business entrepreneurs who have ponied up money for different reasons. some of them are just friends of mitt romney who know him from private equities, support him and like them and want to be there. some of them are hedge fund are hedge fund givers who were big supporters of barack obama in 2008 but have sour

thing a way about the -- [inaudible] i don't think priority u.s.a. for example -- restore future exclusively dedicated. we're focused on all of the senate races or where you're going do see a lot more of the advertising early your on in the senate races, the bigger the office, the more people pay attention. the we'll be engaged in a number of house races probably a little bit later as we get closer. >> yeah. that's the other thing. the cross roads place outside role in the senate races and don't think that the two are not entwined. i'm not suggesting anything knee fair use. let's say there was president issue advertising. the republican side, the crossroads and other outspending on the senate roadways and house races. and those all have an impact. it's the environment how do people feel when there's million of dollar of ad spending in state of montana, for example within out senate race, it affects the house race and other races below it. and so that's one of the -- i don't know it's inintended consequence. it's a consequence of sup pack spending lik

governor romney's pollster and priorities u.s.a., so besides being a republican pollster and a democratic pollster, everybody has dogs in the fight. i've been very very critical of the romney campaign, the part that glenn's partner has not been involved in. other aspects of the campaign, i've been very critical which an i think there were things that needed to happen and romney connecting with voters on a personal level needed to happen and it may have happened last night. so part of this may have been getting some tasks completed, some connections that probably should have happened in june or july or august or at the convention. so i think he's made up for some lost ground here but i think the next two debates -- it's a really close race, it's now going to be a really really close race. and everything is important. maybe we should alternate and go to the side. >> one demographic i don't think has come up this morning is senior citizens 65 and older. could you talk a little bit about how you're seeing polls of that depem graphic change and to the extent ha the selection of paul ryan and h