but not ralph reed. there he was, the sunday before the convention opened, speaking at a rally of his faith and freedom coalition. >> we're here today not just to celebrate faith and freedom but to pray for its survival. and unlike the other side, we haven't gathered in this city this week to anoint a messiah, because you see we already have a messiah, and we're not looking for one here on earth. >> reed's message was directed to conservative christians mitt romney must convert to his cause if he's to be elected president. romney is a mormon, a faith many on the religious right consider a cult, even a heresy. there's no love for romney among these people, but they are united in their loathing of barack obama. and that's where ralph reed comes in. >> four years ago, we heard a lot of talk about hope and change. people were fainting at campaign rallies. there were che guevera posters hanging in dorm rooms. there was one candidate who stood in front of greek columns and vowed to heal the planet and cause th

reed can help get past that yes i do and i think ralph reed is. as you saw in the piece that you did to set up the push polling ginning up the fear of obama that will trump and polls have shown this that race trumps religion as well when it comes to just a dull stand he's always a great reporting for having done so much for being with us. coming up if you're opposed to drones the newest cash cows of our military industrial complex then you probably shouldn't vote for mitt romney or president obama because they both love them fortunately there's one candidate for president i want to say no to drugs and no two americans addiction to war i'll talk to actress and presidential candidate roseanne barr after the break. courageous and creative. elegance and full and the public speaking. that's. for. a few european bodybuilders against millions of weak immigrants. it may not seem so serious. but this could be a real threat. to. european extremists. on. a mission. cretaceous free store charges free. range month free. three stooges free. food free board yes

this time to trying to convince americans that president obama is still or just how dangerous are ralph reed in his religious political machine and while politicians in washington including president obama continue america's failed war on drugs many are calling for medical marijuana to be legalized one of the strongest proponents about it all marijuana is actress comedian and presidential candidate roseanne barr we'll talk with her later in the show and remember the terminator movies how an evil computer program takes over the world well happening right now on wall street why is the government allowing machines to do most of the trading at the big banks and isn't it time we shut them down. you need to know this thousands of religious voters across the nation are receiving surveys in the mail that aren't really surveys or push polls push polls are things that are designed or disguised as surveys but actually intended to leave specific information. or does information stuck in the minds of voters for example the first issues summary from which questions two and three derive in this partic

you know, forget ralph reed.nd he's doing it again and it's always for money, as we found with the abramoff scandal. like you said, you might as well bring bernie madoff out of republican to raise money for the republicans. it would make just as much sense. >> richard, beyond ralph reed, there's a hateful campaign going, full of things that are factually wrong. buzz feed had anti-obama movie called "dreams from my real father," played to swing states like ohio, claiming president obama's real father is an object cure african-american communist and has been mailed to 1.5 million voters across the country, its creator told buzzfeed friday. >> is this all it got, really? this is what they've tried to do in 2008? none of this is new. there's a straight line from what we're seeing now and what we will see over the next month or so and what we saw in the lalt stages of 2008, what we even saw in the late stagings of the primary phase of 2007 and '08. there's no disconnect there. it's a continuous line. but you cannot in

thank you. >> thanks very much, ralph. we have the good fortune of having that much of the budget is spent in the survey, the presidents ranking here with us today. i will ask them to come up individually in order and introduce themselves. he said the have a few comments to make. we will start with robert. >> thank you, tyler and toy and corporate knights. thank you for engaging in this exercise. i had not ranked presidents. it is interesting to try to figure out. probably each of us did it in our own way and on our own basis. i will tell you what lessons i derive from it. i was thinking when ralph was speaking, he drew attention to all of the points i was one to make, so i can make them briefly. it will be interesting in american politics today if, instead of having 44 candidates for the green president, we have 44 candidates for the current president. you could vote for 3 and atop vfot -- your top vote got 3. i raise that point because there may be difficulty getting presidents to be green because of the system we operat

ralph nader received $900,000. of course, bush got a 75 million and so did john kerry. >> we have that for the same reason of public parks and public schools if not for purchase had remake the common good available to all? and you got half of a billionaires' rolodex? >> it end up 75 /1 for the person using our money. with a pile and bundy bonds you can raise money and not take mine to do it. [applause] but why third parties are not popular but people use the two-party process to shake things up. it is happening more now with the tea party people who were in the primary to change their behavior. it is happening a little bit with the democratic side the representative from el paso going to congress he is good drove war. people can use modern technology to make them behave differently. john: progress. matt welch. theresa amato. one-party that does not get much coverage is the green party to pay for commercial. >> it means the end to unemployment, foreclosure, s tudent debt, a climate change, end of corporate rule. i a

liz: well, that's a good point, ralph. i mean, things have -- pe ratios have gotten a little richer. now you start to see 13s and 15s and 17s, and it makes -- >> yeah, but -- liz: oh, go ahead. >> you're not talking about excessive numbers. and what about you get a multiple expansion. as this thing starts to go, i'm telling you, this -- the action of the sectors in the last couple of weeks, you're getting technology coming to the fore, of course you have health care, just in the last couple of weeks you had the financial stocks, and, liz, if you could look at charts the way i do, they're just starting to move. liz: what's the number one thing you look at, ralph, when you look at the chart of a stock? >> well, as i mentioned before, the summer rally? well, that began in june, but you had may, june and july. that's a three, almost four-month what we call in the trade a bottoming poortd, a base-building period. that sets the stage for a very, very handsome upside move, and those moves have not been completed yet. i'm talking

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joining us, founder of the faith and freedom coalition, ralph reed. >>> former democratic governor of pennsylvania, ed rendell. >>> anchor of bbc's world news america. and our chief white house correspondent, and political director, chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning, with both sides in full preparation mode for wednesday's first presidential debate, the struggling romney campaign is recalibrating his message to better connect with voters on the economy and to attack the president on his handling of the latest foreign policy crisis, the evolving explanation of what exactly happened in libya. when our u.s. ambassador was killed more than two weeks ago on 9/11. we'll hear from a top obama adviser, david plueff. and the governor of new jersey, governor chris christie. let's look at the state of the race, the key battleground states, nine of them, we've done polling in all, here's a result in all nine, it's obama advantage across the board. look at ohio, plus seven. look at virginia, plus five. these are key states. is the race over? >> absolutely not. and that happened pretty quickly, r

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ralph menzies has been there for 17 years. >> ralph's crime was a brutal one.he kidnapped a female from a convenience store. took her up one of the canyons. tied her to a tree and cut her throat and then left her there. it was so brutal, that's why he is on death row. >> my window is always covered. if i can't go out there and walk on the grass, i don't want to see the grass. because it does bring back a lot of memories. and it does tell me what i can't have and can't do. so i just fit into my little world and i'm all right. >> ralph has always maintained his innocence. that's ralph's fight. that's not the state of utah's fight. our staff here manage him day to day because he is a death row inmate. and he will get what's coming to a death row inmate and nothing more. >> from death row, the condemned will be transferred in a state van to the back of the uinta-3 building. >> i personally wish they would either overturn my case, my conviction, or execute me and get it over with. now you don't know if it's going to be five years down the road, if it's going to be t

from ralph nader and the consumer movement. from a salt from regulatory agencies from the environmental protection agency. a lot of agencies, agencies that wereet up by richard nixon. the republican president that regarded himself as a friend of industry and loved to hobnob with the captains of industry and poll said they have to go fight and industry -- get organized. they have to play hard ball aggressively and that is what happened. the chamber of commerce circulated the polls memorandum as it is known to business leaders all over the country. the business roundtable, the most powerful force for major corporations in america was formed. the national association of manufacturers moved its headquarters to washington. the national federation of independent businesses clip from 3000 members in 1971 yo 600,000 by 1980. business developed all this muscle. business had 18,000 registered lobbyists and pr people. 50,000 people working for their trade associations in washington. they rolled back the agenda and beats labor and beat raf

okay, ralph nader, i do want to give it to that, but i do want your reaction first, ralph. because corporations are going to have to pick up health care costs in the future. is everyone screwed? >> to go for the full medicare single-payer system. free choice of doctor and hospital, better outcomes and other western countries allow that free choice, half of the price that we are paying per capita instead of $8500 per capita, 50 million people uninsured and are very complex in a system -- we have a simple system and cutting up cabinet in half. enormous abolitionist administrative bureaucratic costs, nothing can compare with the single-payer or medicare and that's why that is why a majority of doctors and nurses and the american people repeatedly have favored that. neil: all right,. >> is it fair to say that ralph nader is not a fan of the law? to make a bad situation worse or more great? >> it makes the cost spiral of the insurance company in the hospital trade wars. it does cover a number of millions of people is a few good of loss prevention and cost control. it is immensel

and ralph is right to some extent about the polls.he challenger gets a big bump in the first debate. no question about it. just appearing on the stage with the president, looking presidential, and boy, mitt romney looks presidential, he's going to get a big bump. kerry was down by eight points before the first debate and became even all the way through. and governor romney is a good debater. he won almost every debate in the republican primaries with the exception i think of south carolina. so i expect that there will be movement. i if there's no movement two or three days after the debate, if those figures in the background states stay the same, it really is over. >> katty, there's constant complains among conservatives about romney. why is he losing? that's been the question all along. here is more of that column i mentioned. it makes you think how far ahead romney would be if he were actually running a campaign. his unwillingness to go big is astonishing. a hit-and-run critique here, slogan of the week there. his only momentum when

and also please send ralph reed some money. will you send your best emergency freedom saving donation right now? ralph reed is going to spend $12 million this election cycle. that's a lot of postage for hilarious polls. i'm sure ralph reed himself is doing well in terms of the cut he's taking for this surveying that he's doing, but $12 million even minus the considerable fee, that's got to be a lot of money. that's a lot of comparing president obama to hitler and please sign here if you understand it. and $7 million on the obama is inviting the muslim brotherhood to destroy america ad campaign? that's a lot of money, but this is what the campaign is going to start to look like from here on out. when the campaign gets tough, the campaigning gets weird and nasty and weirdly nasty. joining us is a distinguished senior fellow, bob, thank you for being here. a difficult survey, right? >> that's a great survey. >> my favorite part is your choices on how abysmal president obama is, his overall performance. after you get to abysmal, th

. >> now ralph carrasco is waiting on crucial evidence from his mom.eceipts from money orders that could support compton's claim that he and his family are being extorted by other inmates. >> how much have they extorted you for? >> i know my mom herself has sent over $200. plus since i've been here -- it's close to 400 bucks. >> from being a member. >> exactly. so from -- i mean, that was years ago. >> okay. >> so i mean all my problem in prison now has to stem with me, bad choices i made when i was younger but -- >> they're coming back to haunt you. >> yeah. it's like leeches. just try to suck the life out of anything i have. trying to get me for whatever i could -- okay, if you want to be around us, this is what's going to happen. if you want to go to school, if you want us to leave you alone, it's going to cost you. how much are you willing to pay for us to leave you alone? >> did you stop paying? that's why you got hit in the face? >> my sister is supposed to send a guy $65. come to find out she didn't send $65. >> and that's because you owe money.

colonel ralph peters is a fox news strategic analyst.nel oliver north is a combat veteran, decorated marine and members of the fashion security staff in the reagan administration. thank you both so much for being here. let's just start with that. there have been experts on fox news expressing grave concern about whether this is something that will be a three-day event or something much larger than that. colonel north let me start with you on that. >> we are finally getting to the trite question and that is how the hell could this have happened? it's obviously not a spontaneous but a carefully planned series of events. the catalyst was not this film. the real cause is al-zawahiri's video encouraging reprisals on americans. there have been protests and large gathering in algeria, tunisia, lebanon and baghdad. we are looking at the possibility of an even tighter security plant down in kabul. so what security preparations were taken? did ambassador patterson order the marines to unload their weapons as has been reported. refused entry by any

wow, i started talking like ralph. dear craig and geoff.take the smartest mind in football and say don't you get involved. [laughter] i'm no sports expert, but that seems to me unwise! [laughter] unwise! [laughter] geoff: unwise! [laughter] craig: does that seem fair? we're out of time. so we'll jus do a couple more. dear craig and geoff. my roommate doesn't like me to have people over. what do you think. don't care. hi craig and geoff. people make fun of me because i drive a crappy car. so they recollected. finally, this is from joseph in rapid city, south dakota. after watching your show last week, i decided i think beth, the cbs exec is very hot. is she single? are you single, beth? [laughter] >> i will answer him personally after the show. [laughter] craig: yeah. he's a looker too, baby. look at that. [applause] i can't remember what -- geoff: who the hell cares? craig: you know, we shouldn't -- you know what we should make fun of beth for? not because she is trying to do her job properly but because she drives a crappy car. >> i would

good quote, ralph. what about the fundamentals. sometimes a market is negative and laced with fear because it has good reason to be, like economic issues here and like a situation in europe that is persisting? >> i got an answer for that, maria. let me ask you a question, if i may. i have the answer. how many times does the market discount bad news? answer, once. so everything that we are hearing on tv or in the media we're reading, has already been discounted. i don't want to hear any more about china. i don't want to hear any more about draghi. they are going to make it work. and the market is saying that. >> let's talk about earnings then. sam stovall, what are investors focusing on now? we've had this discussion in the past. there are wild expectations for the fourth quarter. personally, i can't imagine we go from negative growth in earnings to double-digit growth in earnings one quarter later. how do you see it? >> you just described what the market is expecting. about a 2% decline in third quarter earnings. according to s&p c

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