kent sorensen said to me yesterday, here we go. sorry about that. kent sorensen personally meld he was offered a large sum of money to go to work for the ron paul campaign. he campaigned with us earlier this afternoon in iowa and then he went immediately afterward to a ron paul event and announced he was changing team of he said yesterday that everyone sells out in eye watch why shouldn't i? >> everyone sells out in iowa. why shouldn't i? that was michelle bachmann unveiling to the world this campaign bribery scheme in the middle of the republican nominating process in 2012. she was unveiling this scheme. one misplaced ipad swipe at a time. and i think because it was her and because of the ipad thing and because it sounded so crazy, it was hard to see at the time what exactly she was trying to expose. it urges the out she was right. at least according to the indictment from the justice department. she was really on to something. today justice department laid out in this indictment exactly how they stay ron paul campaign led by jesse benton, allegedl

here is sorensen. just a two-man rush.caught from behind, lost the football, picked it up, still looking downfield and throws over the middle. that's intercepted, and this game is over. we have a penalty marker. >> referee: number 79. ineligible receiver downfield prior to the pass. the penalty is declined. the game is over. >> greg: with that, this preseason game comes to an end and steven hauschka will get one of the better seats on the plane on the way home for the seattle seahawks. our final score 16-15 seattle. coming up next for most of you, your late local news. for phil simms, tracy wolfson, for mike carey and for all of our crew here in san diego, i'm greg gumbel. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> cbs sports thanks you for watching this presentation of the national football league. >>> the burgundy and gold make a quarterback switch and beat the ravens, but drama continues to follow this team. hello, everybody, i'm bruce johnson. debra alfarone is off tonight. a quarterback, will he continue as

here is sorensen. just a two-man rush. he's caught from behind, lost the football, picked it up, still looking downfield and throws over the middle. that's intercepted, and this game is over. we have a penalty marker. >> referee: number 79. ineligible receiver downfield prior to the pass. the penalty is declined. the game is over. >> greg: with that, this preseason game comes to an end and steven hauschka will get one of the better seats on the plane on the way home for the seattle seahawks. our final score 16-15 seattle. coming up next for most of you, your late local news. for phil simms, tracy wolfson, for mike carey and for all of our crew here in san diego, i'm greg gumbel. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> cbs sports thanks you for watching this presentation of the national football league. >>> right now, broadway is in mourning, an actor who broke barriers in les miserables died in an apparent accident. >> plus, a scare for shoppers in the bronx. an out of control car crashes into a busy store fro

here is sorensen. just a two-man rush.caught from behind, lost the football, picked it up, still looking downfield and throws over the middle. that's intercepted, and this game is over. we have a penalty marker. >> referee: number 79. ineligible receiver downfield prior to the pass. the penalty is declined. the game is over. >> greg: with that, this preseason game comes to an end and steven hauschka will get one of the better seats on the plane on the way home for the seattle seahawks. our final score 16-15 seattle. coming up next for most of you, your late local news. for phil simms, tracy wolfson, for mike carey and for all of our crew here in san diego, i'm greg gumbel. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> cbs sports thanks you for watching this presentation of the national football league. >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> bradford looking for -- touchdown! >> the eagles flying high. the birds new look offense firing on all cylinders tonight in a piv

kent sorensen was never paid.eal trouble comes in. >> again, this is for the 2012 presidential campaign of the senator's father? >> exactly. and it was there, this first came out really in the waning days of the ijuan clockowa caucus late 2011 early 2012. i remember being in iowa at the time. as you know the iowa caucus in the last few days are like the wild west. there are rumors and gossips flying everywhere. michele bachmann was actually very vocal and public in accusing kent sorensen of accepted a bribe to switch aliege nlss. smns the rest something the rest of the ron paul team denied. >> you wreet this looks terrible for rand paul and could cripple his fund-raising, how? >> this super pac had a great deal of raising money. they had only put together about $3.1 million. consider carly fiorina, who didn't make the cut for the stage tonight, her super pac raised $3.4 million. my sense is before jesse and john announced they were going to take a leave of absence, i was having a hard time picturing how you can co

with the help of ted sorensen, he cited ancient writers. his wife was beautiful. children are beautiful. he was sophisticated. this is what many liberals saw as the essence of kennedy's liberalism even as they abandoned much of his substance. the term "liberal" is not really used much in american political discourse until the turn of the 20th century. example,incoln, for would probably be qualified as a lincoln but the term -- never used the term, nor did anybody use the term at the time , liberal versus conservative. controversies in political life were constitutional, not ideological. liberalism as a term begins to be used by the progressives in the late 19th, early 20th century, and of course, you are right. they are heavily influenced by german thought. many of the people who began, originated the progressive movement studied in germany and dublin. the founders at johns hopkins university, and so on. a related issue is the question of myth and narrative, which is in the background of all of this . i talked about the democratic of the 1950's. the counter narrat

i have the honor of speaking with ted sorensen.trump went to berlin to give a speech, how would he be greeted? richard: let me tell you, the ratings would be off the charts. they absolutely know who donald trump is in germany. on thishard clarida relationship between germany and the u.s. our forex report could be two hours long this morning. the ruble is getting your 68. ♪ . . . >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom: this morning, the carnage continues in commodities. west texas approaches $39. commodity signal supports deflation. can the fed act in september? reacts -- all react to china. with us is stephen roach from yale university. it is a failed out athens. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." we are live from our world headquarters in new york. 20.sday, august i am tom keene, with me brendan greeley and vonnie quinn. i do not know where to begin with what is moving today. what are you most focused on? brendan: i am fascinated by the 10-year. i am wondering whether it is a bellwether of things to come.