you disappointed me, saul. so saul had to kill the livestock and the king as well. this isn't just one example in the old testament. of course, jews built synagogues, places where they had military victories. but do we call judaism the religion of the sword? do we say it's inherently military in nature? churches, are churches always built in places where there's nice streams, great weather? no. churches, too, are off built in places where there are military victories. one could say, as jon stewart said, every church in this country, the united states, is built at a ground zero. and that ground zero was, of course, a victory over native americans. number two, assertion. the equation of they, muslims, and islamic terrorists, they want to build a mosque where the terrorists killed 3,000 americans. islam and the al-qaeda terrorists are the same. which is a strange assertion given the fact that virtually every muslim organization in this country condemned the attacks of 9/11, virtually every muslim, majority muslim country condemned the 9/11 attacks including iran. third

the clouds are holding us in the 60's. 68 at the inner harbor. 73 and saul's barry. any areas that get a little bit of sunshine might push into the mid 70's. -- 73 in salisbury. we are seeing a lot of cloud cover bringing temperatures down. the area of low pressure sitting over the mid atlantic. this is being helped by a tropical system down to the south. we will not be affected by alberto but it is funneling at the moisture up even into maryland. it is swinging into the gulf of mexico and pushing it into this area. a cold front moves our way. right now, it is moving over the ohio river valley. this is helping to steer alberto. the very first storm of the atlantic season, it normally begins after june 1st. that is when we normally see the storms develop. not much to write home about. this is definitely week in nature. there is very subtle circulation off of the coast of florida. alberto is still a tropical storm with winds sustained at 40 miles per hour. it is moving east right now. it will pick up speed. we are not expecting any impact on the land other than bringin

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you can catch saul the action, the preliminaries on espn and thursdays the finals on espn 2 and the finalround at 8:00 p.m. >>> we posted all this information on our website at abc2news.com. you can learn more about the contestants. just look on the left hand side under featured stories. >>> there are many people waiting to get lung transplants and that wait can sometimes be very long. coming up, why doctors say getting a lung from a smoker is better than none at all. >>> plus, there's nothing like taking a dip in cool water as the temperatures climb. tonight some tips on how to avoid getting some water born illnesses. >>> researchers say it may not be the most ideal situation but people waiting for a lung transplant are better off getting a lung from a smoker than none at all. recipients lived longer but not as long as if they received a lung from a nonsmoker. >>> if you managed to avoid catching the flu this year, you may be in the clear. the centers for disease control said flu season is officially over. it was mild compared to other years it. also set a new record for having the slowe

edwards, do you think, saul? >> i don't think it makes a difference here.ot one very smart juror here because before they even started deliberating, a juror raised his hand and asked the judge to define what it meant -- for purposes of the campaign to define what that meant. that's the heart of the case and the government's problem. no government entity of any kind had before the edwards indictment ever interpret this had kind of conduct as for the purposes of a campaign. >> it's coming down to who the jurors should believe? you have edwards who cheated on his sick wife and the prosecution's star witness, former edwards aide andrew young who stole some of the campaign money. sit hard for the jurors to separate edwards' affair with the case they're trying to deliberate here? >> i think it is a challenge. i think the government knew it would be a challenge and they put those facts together for the jury, really muddying up the waters between edwards' personal behavior that you might find repugnant and the criminal charges. the jury has to be able to sort throu

mary snow good to see you tonight. >>> that saul from us tonight.w. >>> "outfront" next. a blind chinese activist may soon be free, but others may pay an

mary snow good to see you tonight. >>> that saul from us tonight. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next. a blind chinese activist may soon be free, but others may pay an extremely dear price nofor that. >>> we hear from the center of the secret service sex scandal. >>> plus band from the pages of "vogue." tyra banks comes "outfront." >>> good friday night to all of you. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, crackdown in china. just as a breakthrough appears possible in the case of blind activist chen guangcheng, the chinese government clamping down, perhaps harder than ever on other voice of descent. communists parties authoritarian rule. we spoke to several on the inside today. the organization human rights in china told us they haven't heard anything from activist and chen confidant zeng chengdang for days. latest tweet two days ago when she announced she was under house arrest. human rights lawyer was also reportedly detained and beaten. he tried to visit chen in the hospital thursday evening. then there's this woman also

. >> thanks so much, andrea saul from boston. we'll hear from the other side soon. york city mayor michael bloomberg who has touched off a nationwide controversy with his efforts to combat obesity. he is proposing to ban sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces from restaurant, food carts and concessions. diet drinks and fruit juices would be exempt. joining me is the mafr. mr. mayor, explain how you think this would work and counteract the criticism that this is the nanny state run amok. >> well, the way it would work is those organizations, those industries that we regulate, which are restaurants and movie theaters and carts, they would -- they can sell 32 ounces of sugar drink to you but they have to put it in two containers. the idea is you tend to eat all of the food in the container. if it's bigger you eat more. if somebody put a smaller glass or plate or bowl in front of you, you would eat less. at this point there's an epidemic in this country of people being overweight, bordering on obesity, the percentage of the population that is obese is sky rocketing. in new

. >> at 730 a m a c transit employees heard a loud popping and saul the leak. some employees even saw flames. fire crews were called out, schools in nearby businesses including employees at disney and pixar were told to evacuate. >> it is a little nerve wracking because you do not know what is in the air. however we have professionals, we have the technology, and everything that we could possibly need. >> ac transit spokesperson clarence johnson says a 9,000 gal. tank spontaneously exploded. chopper 5 got these images of vapors escaping the tank and now they are investigating the cause and say that there's no danger to the people nearby because of the nature of the gas. >> it is not totally odorless the addition of a concern because it dents up. hydrogen is lighter than air. so once it hits the atmosphere it goes straight up. >> the company follow proper protocol to clear out the immediate area as the crews came out to shut off the gas leak. clarence johnson with ac transit says they're still trying to figure out the cause. there will be multiple agency investi

el tricolor estuvo nuevamente debajo en el marcador pero en el complemento candido saul ramirez entreo para el empate a dos... dos minutos mas tarde.. candido ramirez en una combinacion se la regresa a raul jimenez para el tres a dos.. el cuatro dos definitivo fue de marco fabian de la mora tras el pase de miguel herrera... en la gran final la seleccion olimpica de mexico se medira a su similar de turquia que elimino al anfitrion francia al vencerlo por uno a cero... no se la pierda por telemundo el viernes al medio dia... la seleccion mayor de mexico calienta motores en chicago para encarar su proximo compromiso.... maÑana ante bosnia... con la novedad de que el defensa del red bulls rafa marquez sufre de una lesion en el muslo derecho y su participacion en los partidos de eliminatorias en junio esta en veremos... mientras tanto el chepo de la torre aclara que su objetivo principal es califcar al mundial de brasil.... mira la responsabilidad de la seleccion olimpica es de luis fernando, no estoy pensando en la seleccion olimpica, estamos pensando en seleccion nacional, en el compromi

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>> work with our allies to do so. >> all right, andrea saul, we're out of time.s for joining us as always. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >>> still ahead on "starting point" a tv anchor being attacked because he said this, "i feel uncomfortable calling fallen soldiers heroes," that was on memorial day weekend. did he cross the line? we'll talk about that. >>> cracking the curse of the billy goat. how this goat, that little goat right there and the five men who are walking that goat more than 1,000 miles across the country, are trying to help snap a decade's long curse. you're watching "starting point." we're back in just a moment. s ! where ? where ? it's getting away ! where is it ? it's gone. we'll find it. any day can be an adventure. that's why we got a subaru. love wherever the road takes you. wow, there it is. i have a great fit with my dentures. i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free -- it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. sup

governor romney doesn't seem to get that. >> andrea saul is mitt romney's campaign press secretary andyou for being with us. when you see that ad and if i could summarize the ad for everybody who haven't seen the entire thing he says the financial mess wasn't my fault but i've been fixing it. the short version in a nutshell. do you think that is going to work for him? governor romney always said that president obama didn't create the recession. but the fact of the matter is he hasn't made things better for people. when you look at his speech this past weekend as well, he kept saying the same things he said in 2008. will you be better off four years from now? he seems to forget and i think wants to pretend that he hasn't been this ncharge the past three and a half years and that people's current economic situations have happened on his watch. and so governor romney is going to be talking about his vision for the future, but president obama has a record and we will be looking at that and so will voters. >> the president said this about governor romney a continuation of that speech i was

falcon 9 launched out of florida and it's carrying a cap saul named dragon.is packed -- capsule named dragon. dragon is packed with supplies and is due to dog on friday. if successful, it will -- dock on friday night. if success facility, it will bring back supply. if everything goes as planned. the rocket's second stage should have separated about ten minutes after lift-off and will spend. next year or so circling the earth before it's pulled back in the atmosphere and just burn up. >> wow. incredible. >> yeah. >>> 7:52. sal's been covering traffic. >> how is the commute? >> it's getting better right now, as a matter of fact, if you can see traffic on the brick. let's go to 880. northbound 880 passing high street and getting to downtown oakland. i want to mention the south bay, we have 85 and 280. the peninsula really slow. use 280. the san mateo bridge is moderate. and 5 0 is moderate getting into little. and quickly to the weather, let's go to steve. >> we have mostly sunny skies. all right a lot of report with some areas of fog. you can see some areas han

. >> reporter: underneath the blue overalls and the steal toed boots in the with the carlos and sauls she is a pioneer of a new gold rush. >> linda trujillo heard about the big money being made in america's oil boom, she quit her fast food job and moved her family from new mexico. >> i need to make something better for my kids, so i'm going to do it. >> linda spent her last dollar learning to drive big trucks and heavy equipment. today, she's the only woman on an eight 3457b drilling crew. >> linda's kansas or bust move almost unheard of in what's always been a man's world. even today's recruiting videos send a clear message. >> oil drilling is best job for man. >> that is changing. in seven years, 25,000 more women joined the men in america's oil fields. leah kasten left her teaching job for six figure salary in the oil fields of oklahoma. she's right there on the rig. this is home sweet home. >> and even until the man camp. her home for three weeks out of every month. >> there's a critic out there that says this is man's work, what do you say? >> it isn't. there's no disadvantage fo

but in a drought time it would be very saul salty and that was poisoning them we think, too. >> was there another settlement after the original settlement ended there? >> didn't end. >> this is the first permanent english settlement in america. so, there's still -- you know, it's still occupied. >> it was a colonial capital for almost 100 years. >> that spot in particular, did they come back to the spot on the tip of the island there? we have remains of buildings that were built after the middle of the 17th century right in the fort. they're in the fort but they're not part of the fort. we do find artifacts that date later, in later use. but most of it became the churchyard. so, that's where -- what we have there are burials. >> and to agriculture and it's all planted in corn. thank goodness, because john smith has proclaimed this is a very fine place to erect a great city. but if it had been, we would not have the archeologicaeological resources to find. >> let's go to howard in san diego, sorry. >> caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. i had a question about any linkage of george w

a judge found the 24-year-old guilty of second-degree saul and other charges.in november, he and his brother attacked then-15-year-old corey osbee. they were part of a jewish neighborhood watch program. the judge didn't agree with the lawyer's claim of self-defense but did clear one brother of all charge. sentencing for the other is set for june 27. >>> a prince george's county developer and physician will spend more than a year in prison for bribing former county executive jack johnson. a judge sentenced a doctor to 18 months in prison yesterday. the fbi caught him on surveillance video handing johnson $15,000 in cash. prosecutors say he paid johnson and county housing director james johnson hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes over several years in exchange for federal housing funds. >>> a judge sentenced former d.c. council member harry thomas jr. to three years and two months in jail for stealing taxpayer money meant for kids. now the question is where and when thomas will serve his prison time. his attorneys asked his service time in florida be in fl

the fda sauls looking into whether spray sunscreens could pose a health risk from inhalation.eantime, be mindful if you use a separate spray, you might not be adequately chord. what you do want to pay attention to is spf. the numbers here might surprise you. studies show that sunscreen with an spf of 15 block about 93% of all incoming uvb rays. spf 30, blocks by 9 p%. spf 50% blocks 98%. an spf of 100% blocks 99%. save your cash with a lower spf. it's almost exactly as effective. lastly, you want to make sure your sunscreen says broad spectrum on the label. this will protect you from both uva and uvb rays. now, we've been raring wearing plenty of sunscreen here while training the fit nation lucky seven. as you know by now, they are truly inspiring group of cnn viewers who in a few short months have acome a long way. >> by the time you see this, i may already be dead from heart attack or stroke. >> it all began when seven lucky cnn viewers submitted toir stories to our website. >> we attempt to make a difference. i think the first life that i need to make a difference is mine.

president barack obama made america promise a trial on the hopes to keep away from you as saul is set to highlight of banners and. that as u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton praises recent talks of china relations between the two sides it still clouded in downtown. but before that president dmitry medvedev has just one more day to join the kremlin before handing over to vladimir putin as russia's later all the credit for his liberal views and push for reform as well as steering ever saturday relations with the u.s. presidency also saw some of the largest protests in modern russian history and she's a nice and now it takes a look back at his time at the top. you don't. believe me did you. one term in the kremlin was it too little time to make a dent in mr medvedev is going to be remembered as someone who had genuine reform intentions and who was impeded on achieving all of those reforms through the political process through the structure of the political system. at the dawn of his presidency georgia attacked south is said here by the media and much of the world community blamed ru

you know, care coordination saul about the other two kinds of preechgss for people who are sick and possibly treatable and for people who are sick and treatable but not curable. and so i think we need to get back to this notion that a really good care coordination plan is actually a form of prevention. it is a public health responsibility. and it's missing -- sorry to sound energized but it's really missing from these discussions. at the end of the day i go back to the question what is the problem we're trying to solve here? at the end of the day, we have developed a tradition in late 20th century american medicine of introducing a pill or piece of equipment in place of a good discussion. and particular will any a situation when the outcome is functionally driven not medically driven. you're not going to fix the fact this person has a stroke and is a paraplegic. you have to focus on quality of life. it's an issue at every level of the medical system. understanding the person's medical and personal goals are, continually substitute expensive potentially very risky therapies in place of a thou

france will be hoping for a positive future following the election of a new president for saul and may have been his rival nicolas sarkozy in the recent run off a considerably tougher tell us no wait since many voters want to see a change in the country's foreign policy and economic growth. reports from paris. out with the old. in with the new. president large task a victory in the french presidential elections the people here say that france is once again peaceful if they're here they had voted for change but the question is how soon are they going to see that change and what kind of crabs are they really going to have and the world is asking precisely the same question a laundry allies is that people rejected because it would then france but also france for many reasons one of them was his personal arrogance so we can hope but in foreign policy is going to move in the right direction that is less arrogant. be it arrogance or something else there was no hiding nicolas sarkozy's eagerness to lead the libyan intervention sending french warplanes in first he of course betrayed himself al

saul far. it's very clear that there are local. regional and international powers that are at the moment on a spark of some sort of civil war in syria based on sectarian criteria and ethnic factors they are trying now to play their final card which is the sectarian factor the ethnic factor that's why we anticipate that some more massacres will take place committed by those two groups fundamentalist salafist you'll have you have in russia you have experienced similar acts of violence in chechnya it's the same school of thought of. this city an army has not been built brought up and trained to slaughter people with knives and machete as well mr collins you ronaldinho. for give me for butting in like this but as you rightly mansion their ethnic context is quite complex one fact the british ambassador to the u.n. says there is now a third element of this here in conflict which are radicals including jihad is as you mentioned earlier now who's behind this force and what are its aims. as you know marina twenty six libyans to new germs ju

we have relatively accurate figures, in a single year, the federal courts exclusive of bankruptcy saul about 385,000 cases filed per year. in the state courts nationally for the same period of time -- and that's for the whole country. in the state courts the aggregate number was over 47 million cases. so it's truly a staggering disproportion. i don't mean to be disrespectful to the federal court buzz they just don't do as much work as we do. >> jeffrey? >> how about it the power of judicial review? we've got a great excerpt from alexander hamilton who says that without the ability. judges to strike down unconstitutional laws, then the people cannot be supreme. and he says it's better than anyone else so he says that it is crucial, there is -- here it is. no legislative act contrary to the constitution can be valid. to deny this would be to affirm that the deputy is greater than his principal, that the servant is above his master, that the representatives of the people are superior to the people themselves. and then doesn't suppose that judges are superior to everyone else. it supposes

he's bundling for obama raising funds your thoughts what a surprise it's the it's the syndicate and saul it is nobody from the sin the kids' heads or have a role have you seen a head roll from since the crash of two thousand and they all the banking crimes that have been committed why should course zein be any different to just see anybody from the merrill lynch mob go under the goldman sachs gang oh no the five hundred fifty five million dollars fine but we don't admit or deny any allegations or wrongdoing you jaywalking you get a ticket well of a cut in it because there's this incredible double standard of justice that i mean before it was understood that ok had a lot of money had some influence and you could kind of write your own ticket get a jail out of free get a jail card but it's gotten absurd these days where at the top you can steal a billion point six as jamie diamond and john corps i have done but on the street level the penalties for simple crimes are outrageous people going to jail for ten years five years penitentiary for downloading a song for example how do they get that

struggling south but also for a more prosperous north of mentioned just now french president elect from saul and has vowed to renegotiate europe's debt limiting agreements on member nations now that may begin soon as choose day when he meets german chancellor angela merkel test for a sell and i reports that on the man elected to lead france and whether he can really deliver. out with the old. in with the new. the. press was allowed to ask a victory in the french presidential elections the people here are saying that france is once again peaceful event here they have voted for change but the question is how soon are they going to see that change and what kind of crabs are they really going to have and the world is asking precisely the same question a laundry allies is that people rejected talk is it when then france would also cite france for many reasons one of them was is based on arrogance so we can hope that in foreign policy is going to move in the right direction that is less arrogant. be it arrogance or something else there was no hiding nicolas sarkozy's eagerness to lead the libyan i

garrison boulevard and a towned tree on -- downed tree on sauls road. there's a live look at that accident on the jfx. back to you. >>> we're going to stick with that traffic theme. a warning for parents and teenagers. there's been a series of fatal crashes involving teenagers. a new study shows friends inside a car can be a deadly did extraction for teen drivers. triple a is urging parents to limit the number of friends inside a teen's car. >>> two people are dead, two others at the hospital after a head on crash in hartford county. police say a school vehicle crossed the center line and collided with an suv and jeep. >>> while you were sleeping three men were shot in edge wood in hartford county. sheriffs deputies found two men shot. a third man arrived at the hospital wounded. he was shot in the same incident. all three men are in stable condition. >>> a busy day at thur good marshall. a tsa agent spotted a stun gun inside a woman's carry on bag. the woman with the stun gun got sited but was allowed to get on her flight. >>> workdays are at stake. ba

doctors amputated her leg and will also loose saul of her fingers. she and her parents are in good spirits. >> she can still communicate with us and the visiting hours runs far too short and that's the only thing i hate is leaving her room, i will be honest with you. >>> north carolina suffered the same fate. she lost her leg after getting a cut on her leg and she is hoping copeland can live as normal a life as possible with prosthetic limbs. >>> and the next apple iphone is expected to have a bigger screen. the current ones have smaller screens and it is one of the smaller ones in the market, as usual apple is saying nothing about the report. the next apple i phone is expected today beau later this year. >>> he will be giving a talk on a new approach to development in africa. blair is the founder of the africa's initiative promoting good governments, leadership and building capacity across africa. >>> well the 11th season of american idol is coming to a close and we are getting reports jennifer lopez may be missing. she appeared on the ellen degener

. >> reporter: underneath the blue overalls and the steel-toed books in with the carlos and sauls, shepioneer of a new gold rush. >> get our keys for our truck. >> reporter: when linda trujillo heard about the big money being made in the big oil boom, she quit her fast food job and moved her family from new mexico. >> i was like, i need to make something better for my kids, so i'm going to do it. >> reporter: linda spent her last dollar learning to drive big trucks and heavy equipment. today she's the only woman on an eight-mandrilling crew. >> really stressful to work around a lot of men. they've adjusted to me. >> reporter: linda's kansas or bust move almost unheard of in what's always been a man's world. even today's recruiting videos send a clear message. >> oil field is the best job a man will ever have. >> but that is changing. in seven years, 25,000 more women have joined the men in america's oil fields. leah caston left her teaching job for a six-figure salary in the oil fields of oklahoma. >> the critic throughout who says this is man's work, what do you say? >> it isn't. ther

not unless you're reassured money -- today is saul about the clamor in europe, banking panic. again, we got a huge data point. we had the most important data point we could get, which is ai mazing report from walmart. a third of the country shops there. they were robust. so why isn't just a dreadful moment to sell, sell, sell? if we get a coordinated solid plan of action, a rational thing, the dow will rally here, probably in a heart beat. if we don't, the dow will give up the last of its gains for the year and then some. some stocks more vulnerable than others, a thought up, a thousand down. walking around with tons of stock i don't think is right here. it's not prudent. again, this is a moment to be diversified, have cash to be opportunistic if the sea saw comes down. that's what i've been doing all week. here's the hardest part. after the push down that i expect if ufrp drops the ball, we should get a terrific bounce because it's not ours, right? we went through this in 2008. it lab combination of recession-resistant stocks and stocks that offer what can only be called dome

. >> here's what the romney spokesperson andrea saul said this week, today, not yesterday, not six weeks ago. governor romney said repeatedly, he believes obama was born in the united states, he says you're wrong. >> you know what? everybody's entitled to your opinion. you know my opinion and you know his opinion and that's fine. we're entitled -- as he said yesterday in the airplane, we're all entitled to our opinions and he's entitled to have his opinion. i don't happen to share that opinion, it's wonderful. >> the state of thhawaii says is a fact. >> you tell me and you analyze the birth certificate. there are many people that don't agree with the birth certificate and they don't think it's authentic. >> i don't know when you say many people. >> many people -- >> give me authority in hawaii. give me a name. >> i don't give names. there are many people that do not believe that dearth certificate is authentic. >> let me ask you this, because you said when you were thinking about running for the republican presidential nomination, you had an exchange with meredith vieira on the "today" s

more recently, there is our stealth socialist in the white house whose inspiration seems came from saul olin sky, the community activist, who in his youth i am told stole hub caps, and at times he stole whole automobiles. the intellectual history of the left is full of pose yours, him from program in artists and inwe tempts. you would not expect russo or marx to be capable of boiling an egg, let alone throwing it. imagine either with a molotov cocktail. marx would probably drink it. he was always a quarrelsome drunk who drank cheap stuff. along the road to liberalism's demise, there were historic moments as i record in my book. there were two civil wars in 1948 and 1972. in 1948 the more sober and acceptable liberals won. in 1972 the zanies won. and the zanies put liberalism on the road to its demise and to the rise of the zombies and the stealth socialist. there was always an abundance of crazy enthusiasts around. liberalism, even in 1948, they gave it a kind of offbeat charm. there was morris pardon mely, the high-ranking nudist in the roosevelt administration. roosevelt fired him wit

. >>> police in fairfax county are looking for the man that sexually sauled a woman, robbed her and severely beat her it happened early this morning behind an episcopal church. >>> five people died of an accidental carbon monoxide poisoning last month. get a free detector at your local fire station. >>> a huge theft ring in prince georges county. two women stole and sold $20,000 worth of high-end beauty products. ja >> reporter: this is a security photo of the alleged perfume thieves in action. the women were smooth operators, stealing high hif end product from top retailers in the blink of an eye. >> they are very charming ladies. well dressed if to the store, polite. select items and walk out. that's what they do. >> reporter: investigators say they had no idea of the extent of the pair's sticky fingers until they made the arrest. stolen beauty products on this table alone retail for $7,000. high-end perfumes, makeup and panties that were sold right out of back of the pair's car. in all, police con physician ska confiscated $20,000 worth of product. >> they would steal all week, make up in

. >> newt gingrich talked about saul linsky, a guy who wanted to be a real social dictator once he got elected. but shawn was saying on fox news there wasn't a vetting of obama on jeremiah wright? >> first of all -- well, he's like a black revolutionary with the automatic weapons, the sunglasses, the beret. it's not just the guy who likes to play fault. he's trying to learn. >> this is an imaging of the bill ayers, it all goes back to this that he's not associated because he's not black or whatever it is. >> look at michelle. doesn't she look like the campus type? she's a fashion plate. >> no, she's the angry black woman. >> that's what i don't see. they're raising perfect kids, they are mr. and mrs. perfect. >> they have fooled you. you've fallen for it. it's a ruse. >> somewhere someone must be believing this crap. >> i'm sure it's good for ratings at fox. >> did you hear that, dear? come in here. did you hear what shawn said? >> there are people who believe this stuff but they were not going to vote for barack obama positi position? here's romney, well he had indicated guy, here's w

those are the words from andrea saul, spokeswoman for the campaign. the goal, that's been on message recently, focus on jobs, trying to hit the president on the creating a hostile environment began the holiday week they were distracted by this from donald trump. as you know, there's a multimillion dollar private fund-raiser with the donald. the timing couldn't be worse for the campaign as they try to make their mess annual one thing and stuck talking about birther movement, claims donald trump is talking about. >> earlier today donald trump tweeting about all of this. and had this to say. barack obama practically begging mitt romney to disavow the place of the birth movement. he's afraid of it and for good reason. he keeps using senator mccain as an example, however, mccain lost the election. don't let it happen again. steve, as we look at this, and as you're looking at this unfolding before tonight's big campaign cash grab in las vegas, is this the best advice for mitt romney to follow, what donald trump is offering and the visual he's about to prese

here is chuck todd asking andrea saul today about trump overshadowing. romney wrapped up the nomination yesterday by winning in texas. let's watch. >> any regrets by the campaign of spending the day that you clenched the nomination with donald trump? >> well, donald trump is a supporter. you know, governor romney made it clear that they disagree on some issuees. governor romney said that he believes the president was born in the united states. he said it repeatedly. he said that he thinks the issue is closed. >> well, you know, then let's look at romney on monday what he said. i think what he said himself is far more informative. let's see what he said on monday about this week about the 50.1% which is the name of the game for him. >> i don't agree with all of the people who support me. my guess is they don't all agree with everything i believe in. but i need to get 50.1% or more, and i'm appreciative to have the help of a lot of good people. >> here is his other spokesperson, donald trump tweeting today. what a perfect method of communication for him. i

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