if she doesn't run, we talk about elizabeth warren runs. brand, there's a lot of noise about that. amy from minnesota, word was put out at the convention too. mention her in this conversation. you had pat schroeder kind of run in 198 and elizabeth dole kind of run in 2000 and dropped out. then you had hillary in 2008, and she won states and almost won the nomination, and we're at a point looking ahead to the next presidential race. we're talking about four different women being candidates. i wonder if we enter a new era where it's standard to have multiple female candidates in the mix every time. >> a woman enters the race as the front-runner, and some people named toure think hillary clinton will be the next president of the united states. lea goldman, thank you very much. >> thanks. >>> come pg up, the segment steve kornacki was born to do. obscure basketball team meets high stakes politics. i can't wait. [ horse neighs ] look! she wears the scarlet markings! [ man ] out! your kind is not welcome here! nor your odd predilections! miracle

a great run for "the office." this will be the farewell season and a final season debut this thursday. "the office" right here on nbc. crabtree either injured or contract holdout or whatever through the years. he really has now emerged. on this particular drive, i mean, this is one for the books here. >> cris: yeah. every time they had to have a play on third down, they went right to crabtree. and here is a guy who -- he had a good season last year, but he's had so many foot injuries and they are saying now that, for the first time, he is healthy and he is able to practice and just making a huge difference. one of the great hands catchers in the game right now. he has come up big in the clutch so far in this one. so has alex smith. >> al: tenth overall pick. second and three. lions down to their last time-out. plus the clock stops at the two-minute warning. gore is the running back. the pass is caught by davis! he's inside the 10 and he'll cut it back and touchdown! vernon davis with his second touchdown of the ni

center field. 31 home run -- 3 run home run. 56-2 6-2, orioles. 7th. a low pitch. a high fly ball. 2 run home run. manny again! 7 homesr, 12 runs. jays.ver the 6 games left. live from camden yards with more. >> what a night. >> you're not kidding. the yankees already won today. the orioles lost three of the four. they really needed to win tonight. jim became the oldest orioles to ever hit a home run. pretty special. >> you do not have that many home runs. you cannot stay in one place and one pattern. >> he got his package of the game. -- he got us back in the game. we are ready and we are going to keep fighting. >> the wild-card standings. the orioles with the top spot. a win is playing and winning right now. the into playing and losing. -- angels playing and losing. coming off a 12-2 victory with a hit all these home runs. they will enjoy it getting ready for the series with the red sox at home. the last three on the road at tampa. >> late breaking work out of the nfl. the nfl and the right to the referees have reached a deal that could put the regular referee's b

and robert quinn running him back. let's check in on the field with jaime maggio. >> jaime: thanks, chris. you were talk about about their offense in new orleans last week. i asked jeff fisher. how are you going to contain them in the first half. he said, don't forget. we gave them the first seven points. all we have to do is eliminate plays and force them down. back to you, guys. >> chris: thank you, jaime. there's a flag. >> referee: false start, offense number 78. five-yard penalty. replay, second half. >> chris: a call on cory lick ten steiger. that's the rams. >> tim: look at the time of possession advantage for the st. louis rams, almost doubling up the washington redskins. washington, 24 plays in the first half. really unable to get their running game into a rhythm. as much as we love robert griffin iii, all the excitement he's going to bring as a dynamic play maker, this team will always rely heavily on the run game. they will not be able to get it cranked up with the time they've had. >> chris: we're smack to

top 7 sean burnett in in relief, run other and the 2-0 lead is gone because that's a two-run home run to right. this game is tied 2-2 and strasburg's chance to earn a 16th win no longer. danny espinosa singles up the middle. nats take three of four in the series and win today 4-3, their 81st victory of the year matching the team's record set in 2005. >> all these games are big games and we play a really good opponent that's got a good chance to be in the hunt in october. i mean you sense it. >> when you're 15 games out of going to playoff, it's tough to go in there and try to win a ball game when you're constantly down. so knowing that we have a chance to be in the playoffs and we're in first place right now, it's a lot of fun to come to the park every day. >> this afternoon was start no. 27 for stephen strasburg, he walked one batter, struck out nine with no earned runs. the only batter with a hit off him today, matt holliday. he threw 97 pitches on the day now to 156 in the 3rd innings on the year. here's strasburg after the game. . >> i just really wanted to go out there and use al

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good first run, bit tight, second run tighter. went back on tried other things for this run. looking forward to seeing if it was going to help and of course, rain came. hopefully we'll get back to going again and gain a few spots. >> we'll keep our fingers crossed. michael waltrip, big night tonight as two of their teams will make it into the chase. dave? >> shannon, with team penske here. sam hornish with the upper hand. seventh in spite of losing a heat shield, rolling around in your race car, where did it go and how did you deal with it? >> first run it balled up under the middle of my foot and trying to put the pedal down it, my foot kept slipping off the gas and made it very difficult but as i tried to get that one off because you can't reach down to your shoe because of the things we got for safety and holding us in, i knocked other one off. i kicked them back as far as i could and move up to ninth to seventh, having a good, solid run. happy with the dodge to make sure we don't make too many changes and get out of the ball park because we feel good by the. >> imagine wo

run the bottom. >> i'm trying.'m asking for some damn help and you're not talking. >> apparently clint may be wanting some information as as far as maybe lap times and things like that as to what he's doing, maybe how his rotors are looking and he's not getting that from his crew chief. >> his intensity level is hard right now. he's driving hard. >> we're past halfway at richmond. denny hamlin still the race leader. still a lot of racing to go. see how it all plays out. this shared data plan...fairly.

stopping the run there.and the history of the team going back to '96, they never have allowed the opposition four yards per carry over the course of the season which is astonishing. >> cris: right there is kruger. this is setting the edge. make sure he doesn't get outside of you but buy a little time for the inside receiver to get there. >> al: second down and nine. 2:15 to go, third quarter. patriots up by six. brady off to the left side he goes. and that is wes welker making the catch. hit hard. by cary williams. and it will set up a third down and three. >> cris: watch ray lewis right here and come up and hold danny woodhead coming out of the backfield and just grab him around the neck. that's what the patriots used to do to marshall faulk in the super bowl. >> al: cried rises as one at m&t bank stadium now. third down and three. >> cris: trying to slow it down. >> al: over the middle and caught and what a shot taken by deion branch and flags -- you can see three of them right there. ed reed popped him. b

it's his first run for political office. and his foe? one of the biggest icons of american politics, senator ted kennedy. >> some of us wondered, why would you want to take on ted kennedy in massachusetts as your first political task? and he was very committed, very engaged. >> in fact, the 1994 massachusetts senate race would be a fascinating precursor to the 2012 presidential election with many of the same issues and campaign tactics put in play by both sides. romney, playing up his business success, his opponent questioning it, and questions about romney's religion, the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. but in 1994, it was ted kennedy, a five-term senator, who seemed vulnerable, coming off the well publicized 1991 rape trial of his nephew, william kennedy smith. even though smith is acquitted, the political damage to kennedy is clear. in 1993/ '94, ted kennedy was somewhat weak, he had just come off of this period of kind of reckless bachelorhood that had brought him a lot of bad headlines. he didn't look particularly good.

and a half. >> schieffer: all right our power is slowly running down here, the clock has run out. i want to thank all of you, perhaps the most spirited discussion we have had on face the nation in a long time. i wish you could all come back here every sunday. thank you all for being with us. we will be right back. stay with us. that's all we time for today, the panel is still talking and talked right through the commercial and still talking over here. we will be back in washington next week, tonight watch 60 minutes, both president obama and mitt romney in separate interviews. thanks for watching. we will be here next week for face the nation. they have teachers... ...with a deeper knowledge of their subjects. as a result, their students achieve at a higher level. let's develop more stars in education. let's invest in our teachers... ...so they can inspire our students. let's solve this. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ,, the 408, 669 area code overlay begins. starting october 20, 2012, if you have a 408 or 669 number, you'll nee

home run.zalez on the mound going after his 20th win of the year. >> we wait for the nats, how about the o's top of the second we pick this up. up up, and away. home run. he would homer again in the fourth. the orioles lead. that game now in the fifth. rankings are out and alabama number one, lsu, oregon, florida state round out the top five. this had a rankings. stanford beat usc. the trojans dropped from number 2 to 13 while stanford moved up to number 9. the crowd was great. they stormed the field. college football is alive and well on the farm. our play of the weekend comes from ohio state. california brendan is like a whirling dervish. watch this spinning like a top keeping his feet using his eyes to move his feet. 81 yards. he has that low center of gravity big time balance. this guy was phenomenal. how about this magic video game stuff. and that is our play of the weekend. a picture of the day 5-year-old cooper barton from oklahoma city told by his teachers he had to turn his michigan sh

this is not how we ought to run things." if they're a republican, i'll say, "gosh, would you be willing to do something about that?" and they said, "after the election, you know, i don't want to upset the applecart now. i don't want to draw attention away from our party's nominee. but yes, we need to do something." so my sense of it is that there is a real will out there, a groundswell to do something about this problem. >> trevor potter, this has been very helpful. thank you for being with me >> thank you. >> like everyone else, i watched the movie of the week, that clandestine video from mitt romney's fundraiser in florida. i thought, we now have a record of what our modern day, wealthy gentry really thinks about the rest of us, and it's not pretty. on the other hand, it's also not news. if you had reported as long as some of us have on winner-take-all politics and the unenlightened assumptions of the moneyed class, you wouldn't find the remarks of romney and his pals all that exceptional. the resentment, disdain, and cont

conclusions were hypotheses that other people run with. in order to make that hypothesis we needed a diverse group. >> we also included women that was the white house project so several with men that the white house project identified olympia snowe, kathleen sebelius sebelius, they want to consider the notion with her foundation that talk about women governors. that have been through the training through the pipeline. >> we also made the observation when a male is elected to the senator ship he is a hopeful scott brown was not even sworn been and scott brown 2012.com was already purchase. but so many women had been in washington as legislators working on important work but we were curious why not? >> how did you decide to write the book? you have studied similar topics but how did that come about? >> i guess it was my idea. my parents still remember my sister and by staging the annexing kennedy debate. [laughter] mitel a fined beat her rabbit. [laughter] but it was the magazine issues coming out way it in advance to preview the eight or 10

hundreds of thousands of people are on the run. some 70 thousand alone have fled to a refugee camp in what used to be the small village of yida. the camp promises relative safety. but southern sudan is far from able to control the situation let alone provide for refugees. so international aid agencies are taking on the challenge. for the refugees, arriving in the camp is the end of a terrible journey, but it's also the beginning of a life in limbo. >> lesson time in the refugee camp. hunger has brought these pupils here. the hunger for food -- and knowledge. nemat ayub is 14 and came here on her own. she walked the 200 kilometers to yida, in south sudan. >> we have escaped from the war. and because we are teachers from the mountain, we are now trying to assist our the children as well as possible. >> getting to yida isn't easy. our trip coincided with the rainy season and the entire region was flooded. our flight was delayed three times, so we had to wait for days. but finally we took off for yida -- a village that's now home to al

which is why we like to run an effective campaign. one of the thing that is won people over with barack obama a presidential candidate who had not that much experience in the senate was that he ran that kind of campaign. it has been the opposite. people had high expectations. his campaign has been a disaster and i think it comes down to the difference with being a private equity guy and being a start-up guy who knows how to give an organization a soul. this is a campaign with no soul. she is saying the candidate can't run the show and can't be the ceo of the campaign. he need to get his head screwed on right. she is saying he is a bad manager of this campaign which is a considerable qualification for becoming president. >> it is. first of all, i have a soft spot. >> stop it. we are lucky to have mit romney and don't you forget it. i think she has a understandable response that family members have. i get that. the problem isn't the marketing. the problem isn't the branding. give it a week and peggy would say it is so much better now. t

it's his first run for political office. and his foe? one of the biggest icons of american politics, senator ted kennedy. >> some of us wondered, why would you want to take on ted kennedy in massachusetts as your first political task? and he was very committed, very engaged. >> in fact, the 1994 massachusetts senate race would be a fascinating precursor to the 2012 presidential election with many of the same issues and campaign tactics put in play by both sides. romney, playing up his business success, his opponent questioning it, and questions about romney's religion, the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. but in 1994, it was ted kennedy, a five-term senator, who seemed vulnerable, coming off the well publicized 1991 rape trial of his nephew, william kennedy smith. even though smith is acquitted, the political damage to kennedy is clear. in 1994-'94, ted kennedy was somewhat weak. he had just come off of this period of kind of reckless bachelorhood that had brought him a lot of bad headlines. he didn't look particularly good.

chris davis deep to the deepest part of the yard, a two-run home run. second home run of the night. one of seven home runs for the orioles in the game. yes, seven home runs. that ties a club record for baltimore. they win 12-2. all of the 12 runs came via home runs. >>> yankees facing off with the twins in a day game. yankees up a pair. curtis grander son extends the lead, a triple down the right-field line. the yankees win 8-2. they remain a ganl and a half up on the orioles in the al east. the magic number to win the division is six game. the yankees head to toronto for four games this weekend. coming up it he top of the hour on "morning joe," the battleground moves to virginia where the candidates spent the day crisscrossing ohio. we'll see what mitt romney can do to change the dynamic in the must win states. when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler to feast our eyes on a pizza crust shaped like ice cream cones filled with cream cheese. [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be nice if there was an easier, less expensive option than a traditional lawyer? at legalzoom

it's his first run for political office and his foe? one of the biggest icons of american politics, senator ted kennedy. >> some of sus wondered why would you want to take on ted kennedy in massachusetts. as your first political task. and he was very committed very engaged. >> in fact, the 1994 massachusetts senate race would be a fascinating precursor to the 2012 presidential election with many of the same issues and campaign tactics put in play by both sides. romney, playing up his business success, his opponent, questioning it. and questions about romney's religion, the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. about you in 1994, it was ted kennedy, a five-term senator who seemed vulnerable, coming off the well publicized 1991 rape trial of his nephew, william kennedy smith. even though smith is acquitted, the political damage to kennedy is clear. in 1994-'94, ted kennedy was somewhat weak. he had just come off of this period of kind of reckless bachelorhood that had brought him a lot of bad headlines. he didn't look particularly

obama has run 40,000 television ads and romney has run 18,000 ads. wait a minute.hell is he doing with the money? and if he say hey get out the vote? no, president obama's team is significantly ahead in there. mr. ceo, what did you do? you bungled it. you had all this money. apparently you grossly misspent it. he ran twice as much ads for you and my eyes were deceiving me. we kept showing one hard-hitting ad of obama doing damage to romney. and i guess he took the money and said, oh, what happened? right? >> stop it. >> cenk: she's back. now, it turns out it gets worse. right now apparently his campaign is $10 million in debt and he took out $20 million loan. why in the world with all that money is he taking out loans at this point? >> stop it. >> cenk: okay, and then on top of that he said, no, it's okay. we have paul ryan. god, the small donors are going to pour you in in, but the opposite happened. he got $9.4 million and president obama got $20 million. and so paul ryan did not help at all. what happened, mr. ceo i thought your whole thing was i know money! i k

it was a re-run. you as well as watched it on black and white tv. [ laughter ] with some rabbit ears on there. [cheers] should have been on nic at night. >> the question: will this new stump speech message resonate with american voters? here now the republic leader of the new jersey assembly, john brahmnic and from charlotte, north carolina, executive director of the young democrats of america. welcome, guys. thank you for being here. emily. >> thank you. >> let me start with you, because i am looking at the speaker's run down for the dnc, i see a president from 35 years ago jimmy carter. i see a president from 20 years ago, bill clinton. i also see biden, pelosi, and reid who have been in washington since the dinosaurs roamed the earth. so are you guys really going to argue that the republicans are the party of the past? >> well, i think if you look further down that list, you will also see rising star san antonino mayor castro, newark mayor cory booker and the president of the college democrats. but

running and i not only about strength it's also beautiful and though it hasn't been run in. that many prominent figures in athletes were among the one point two million people who don't they're running in roughly eighty cities across the country and just outside moscow russia's minister of sport italy would call was on hand to officially open the race and also paltalk in a rather symbolic run with fellow colleagues. ultimately everyone who was taking part today is winner there's no need to overdo it everyone should be picking the distance that suits their stamina and that's why i chose to run only five hundred metres but another pleasant factor was seeing so many youngsters willing to come out on a dreary sunday morning to take in the fresh air open space and party atmosphere which that will look like a very interesting spring. board sport as best we can i myself do love supporting it well that's why game. the event will no doubt continue to be a success in coming years with russia determined to further promote a healthy lifestyle well it probably won't rival the world's big

it is a two-run shot. bottom of the aid, bases loaded brian mathis it anderson samisen that was enough to bring in the winning run. they win 5-4. the orioles leading 1-0. launching one to deep right field. the orioles would get the lead to-0. but chris carter lines one into the right-field corner. that makes it 5-2 oakland. they never looked back. today was no ordinary day. the matter what rin dhl said, maybe he did not feel the pressure, but the players and fans knew wha was at stake. this is how it went down good in the first quarter, nickel william hicks of the punt runs right, it turns the corner, duking everyone and goes 58 yards. he runs for the touchdown. in the fourth quarter carey hills gets some time, rounds out, throw the up. steffan case with the grab. take another look. he barely grabs it. nice grab. later in the fourth, polling into the end zone. 24-14 uconn. virginia tech in the third quarter, down 21-3 and tyshawn and derek pouring salt in the wound. 94-yard touchdown. but they were too muc

let's watch. >> i wouldn't hire peggy noonan to run a campaign. don't ask her to have me write her column. >> there he is. let me go back to david korn on this. getting sununu out there, there's like a canine aspect to which he defends the president. beware of dog, and there's john sununu there, with no leash on him. he'll say anything in defense of romney. let's cut through the list of this people. dean heller, close race in nevada. tommy thompson, having problems in wisconsin. george allen, neck and neck in virginia. these people are real pros who are trying to keep alive politically, and they want some real separation, as they say in the nfl, from this guy romney. what's going on? >> romney's taking all these hits in the last four weeks from his miserable trip to london, to clint eastwood, and not mentioning the troops in afghanistan, the disaster with the libyan statement, and the video that i made public earlier this week. and the thing is, if he had a real good overarching strategic plan and message that the conservative republican elites he

he's not running for class president. he's running for united states senator.d by the way, you're right that you couldn't get him to say the word romney with a subpoena. he talks about support for some of obama's policies. but he would vote to make mitch mcconnell the majority -- he talked about being bipartisan. here's the deal. with the democrats in the senate, he's had a chance to be bipartisan. because harry reid and the democratic leadership have brought up things in conjunction with the administration. but we see what goes on in the house. if mitch mcconnell becomes the majority leader, it won't make any difference if scott brown would have voted for equal pay or would have voted for this because he'll get no opportunity to do it. mitch mcconnell has said his first-term goal was so defeat obama. his next-term goal would be to frustrate. him. that's why senator brown did not want to talk about issues except for his vehement objectio raising the taxes on the richest people in the country. other than that, i was disappointed by a snarky, personal attack not

we run just shy of 18,000 and looks like we'll run 20,000. we do it 16 passengers a boat load, 8 to 12 trips a day. that is how we do it. we have been averaging very well, in terms of our build-up. we'll go down a lot during the winter. that is why we're excited about this example, because we'll use the slow winter months as the boats sit idle. i would like to make a few comments at this time. or do you have everything that you need? >> why don't you make your comments? >> i would really like to thank you for this opportunity. the way i envisioned this, went back to baltimore where they have an inner harbor with pontoon boats, something that we could never put in our bay. but those little pontoon boats show up at water station stops every 15-15 and you pay $5-8 and you are able to get off at any location. they are food districts and entertainment districts and you can hop back on the little boats and it was so much fun, it work for me. when i went back six years later, it was still just as exciting. now that we're putting this in, i think we'

they can't run on the ideas, they can't run on their record. all they can do is this?ng me now is joe madison, nationally syndicated radio host and thank you both for being here tonight. >> thank you, reverend. >> joe, first he was born in kenya and now they are calling him a liar. that's what they've got? >> and coming from an individual who has said to america and whose campaign and surrogance have said, we don't care about facts. we don't care about facts. this president has been fact checked for the, what, almost last four years. i believe fact checking was created just for president obama. and i hope he does decide to spend his time correcting him because, quite honestly, most people know what an incumbent president has or has not done and what people want from a challenger is what are you going to do that will be better? >> well, alicia, is the strategy here that they want to have romney act as though the president lies so much and is full of falsehoods that if he does well in the debates, you really can't trust what he is saying, therefore, he's not doing well a

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that's why i'm running for vice president.e things are, i could lose, so i was hoping in case this v.p. thing does not work out, wisconsin, i would be honored if you would be my plan-b. no, not that kind of plan-b. that's murder. would you be my hood rats, my 12:00 a.m. booty call. why? because i would give you specifics, but quite frankly mitt romney just won't let me. paul ryan for v.p. and for congress. yes, i'm trying to end voter fraud, but come on, vote for me twice. i'm paul

he may run it ten times a game.n the back of their mind, a defense knows you have the ability to do it. so you have a chance to keep them off balance, even if you don't run it a lot. >> keeping them on their toes. maryland is a surprising 2-0 after avenging. trying to go 3-0 this saturday when they host uconn. remember, uconn is where head coach used to coach before leaving for maryland. today he apologized for how he left the huskies in order to take over the terps. >> i had a do over and something that i have to live with. i wish i could have talked to those players in person. but the circumstances in our profession is one that didn't allow that and as i said, that's something that i have to live with. >> top qualifier trying to avenge a friday los to jamaica. a rematch on u.s. soil. gomez and the free kick. oh, he's got it. the u.s. with a critical game edging win over jamaica. 1-0. next up, antigua in october. wrap up the edge when we come back. 4g lte has the fastest speeds. so let's talk about coverage. based

running, running, running. 12 carries, 89 yards. the redskins' leading rusher. not always a good thing. then it gets crazy. fred davis calls for a false start. the clock had been stopped so there is no 10-second runoff. the refs call unsportsmanlike. some reports say because kyle shanahan chased down a ref and berated him. it all leads to this play. hail mary? hell no. redskins lose 38-31. >> it's disappointing. i thought the defense was going to be the strength of our football team, the and even though it doesn't look that way to start off, we lost a number of guys, and we're starting to regroup. we're getting some guys that are getting a chance to play that haven't really played before. >> defensively we thought we'd bea better unit, and i know we will be but right now we haven't performed to that level. >> the big thing for us was big plays, and that's what bit us in the butt last week and that's what bit us in the butt this week. >> explosive offense is the order of the day. 53 combined first downs. alfred morris, another rock solid performance. 4.6 yards a

he ought to be running in ohio and florida like he's running for governor and running in virginia like he's running for sheriff." good idea, but that's just not mitt. romney's super pac founder karl rove wasn't so crazy about the 47% comment either. his comment was, "a lot of people who get a social security check paid into that their entire lives and they're plenty wired up about the deficit. and there's lots of people getting an unemployment check who would love to have a job. so you've got to be careful about that number." clearly, it's having an impact. and conservative columnist peggy noonan wrote, "it's time to admit the romney campaign is an incompetent one. an intervention is in order. mitt, this isn't working." "the new york times" reported on a gloomy and openly frustrated mood aboard the romney plane. one staffer said the campaign was turning into a vulgar, unprintable, phrase. these republicans, they know how devastating mitt romney's comments have been. the comments look even worse after watching a 1962 video, featuring mitt romney's mother talking about her husband when s

we're running backwards. we're running forwards. >> three weeks you've been doing this. >> why am i finishing up week two on week three? i got horribly sick. i've been complaining about it for a week and a half now. that kind of put a crimp in my plans. i'm on antibiotics, people. here's write am as of yesterday. >> reporter: hey, friends, i'm about to end week two of couch to 5k. what this is going to entail is a five-minute warm-up. then i'm going to do three sets of the 90-second run, a 90- second walk, a 90-second run and then a two-minute walk. of course i have to do my cooldown. come o let's go running. >> do you run when you have a cold? a lot of people say push through it. clearly i chose not to. some runners use the neck rule to decide if you're going to run. symptoms affecting you below the neck, let's say you have chest colds or body aches, take time off. symptoms above the neck, runny nose, cough, hard-core runners still run. if you have a sinus infection which i had, that can escalate to pneumoni

whatever democrat runs, are they running against the ryan-santorum wing of the party? or the restoration jeb bush wing of the party? it's in her interest that it be one and not the other. chris: do they see bill clinton coming in like gang busters as a brother to the president? >> they put an add out criticizing obama last time around. it's different than when you saw romney out on the trail having nice things to say about bill clinton's economy back in the day and how obama has gotten away from what new democrats were doing in the 1990's. >> how many -- chris: how many people think hillary clinton doesn't want to be president? >> maybe she doesn't know it yet. chris: i love that answer. predictions from these top that fridge in your kitchen may have crossed this bridgour new car probably rode these rails. that shipment you just received was tracked by satellite. we build and maintain. we invest and innovate. so we can deliver what america needs. this year alone, freight rail companies plan to spend twenty-three billion of their own money, not taxpayer dollars, to buil

let's watch. >> i wouldn't hire peggy noonan to run a campaign. don't ask her to have me write her column. >> there he is. let me go back to david korn on this. getting sununu out there, there's like a canine aspect to which he defends the president. beware of dog, and there's john sununu there, with no leash on him. he'll say anything in defense of romney. let's cut through the list of this people. dean heller, close race in nevada. tommy thompson, having problems in wisconsin. george allen, neck and neck in virginia. these people are real pros who are trying to keep alive politically, and they want some real separation, as they say in the nfl, from this guy romney. what's going on? >> romney's taking all these hits in the last four weeks from his miserable trip to london, to clint eastwood, and not mentioning the troops in afghanistan, the disaster with the libyan statement, and the video that i made public earlier this week. and the thing is, if he had a real good overarching strategic plan and message that the conservative republican elites he

a running a president. and is prepared remarks the president will tell the world that a nuclear poses a threat to israel pushing gulf nations in the global economy. he will say that is why the united states what we must to prevent the robber from a kidney into weapons. every option available that includes the military option remains on the table. >>> let's imagine that we have an atomic weapon. what intelligent person would fight a 5000 american bombs with one bomb. >>> the president is also expected to address of rest and serial libya and other countries. it's a comment that he made on 60 minutes that led the most attention and the campaign. >>> have a recent advance the middle east into a cause. >>> hopes i was pretty certain that there aren't to be bumps in the road. >>> mitt romney jumped on that road has said that upon a dozen jobs and syria and the american ambassador been killed. on the bombs and above. >>> the wife has come rummies attacked us with an offensive. >>> romney in the press to both top f