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th camera wept down. hey look, better that it went down today than before.oks like we have -- it's going to be as many as a net gain of eight seats, at worst four seats. joining me now is the man in charge of trying to pick up house seats. it was a tough night for house democrats when you consider everything else on the board. congressman israel, how democrats did in the senate, they pick up seats, the president winning a second term decisively in the will he lelec college. is districting the reason why? >> we didn't get the 25 we needed to take the majority, but weid better than anybody would have expected. the republicans in the house were saying that they were going to net 16 seats. instead we will net between six and eight seats. most of the punts said we would lose seats or maybe capt at about five seats. we've exceeded that. historic averages so we did better than anybody ever expected. >> better. >> well, look, again, we didn't get the 25 seats to get the majority but better than anybody anticipated. everything that was in our control, the fund-raisin

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th number up from 67% in 2008 and, of course, the historic level.he president's support among black voters actually fell to 93% from 95, but that was more than offset by zero white voter turnout at its lowest level since 1992. additionally, romney attracted only the support of 59 percent of those white voters. young voters were a huge reason for the president's victory in 2008, and they turned out for him again yesterday. president obama taking 60 percent of the under 30 votes to govern romney's 37%. governor romney nerly one the independent vote, which he is expected to win at least according to some polls by double digits. instead, the margin was 49%-45. the governor needed to do much better than a irtual split amongst those who don't identify with either party. in the end, turn out tells the rest of the story. 38 percent of egistered democrats cast a vote. only 32 percent of republicans turned out yesterday. numbers nearly identical to that 2008 election when democratic voters outnumber republicans by 7%. esident obama, as he did after his first

mikulski said th response was seen as a disaster itself. they said they would fix it then came hurricane katrina and nobles to thousand people died. fema often got in the way. the extra hotel hired buses but fema took them and send them to the convention center. wal-mart offered a three trailer trucks filled with water and fema turned them away. they prevented the coast guard from delivered 1,000 dolls-- gallons of fuel even ordering 91,000 tons of rice but then shipped it to maine and arizona. government bureaucracy is always incompetent for overme everybody has to follow the rules they become incompeten but my guest says i am wrong most people say we need fema they are not competent. they are a bureaucracy. >> i will not argue win fema has done well airfield but most people think when we're in a crisis floods, fires worried about their safety the government has an important role. people don't call wal-mart, they call 911. they expect back up. john: 911 is local government. >> but with hurricane sandy and the local government is the first

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the president of the united states said th and iran on a proposal.: two things that seem peculiar. i would love for both of you to respond. i heard a lot of bonn, about the tea party. the tea party did not exist in is election. it was a non factor. why in the world would there be so much concern in the republican party about the tea party. why was there an idea that you're better off today than you were four yars ago and pick 2008 as the year, the baseline, and it was a lousy year. in point of fact, just about everybody is. what do you make? very quickly. >> your immediate question, yes, we were better off than the dept of being in a whole. president clinton explained the argument that we were clbing out. by that time election day, the percentage of people is of the country going in their right correction, saw the economy improving, higher than has been, ronald reagan when was reelected. lou: i don't have the time. >> he was there. lou: this is the -- why did he call -- mixing his old boss. why did he not call first governor chris christie who gave h

bay area. >> a lot in minorityse communits on each spectrum, if they are the donors, those hosts of th e these, or they are the common voters wanting to get access and not being able to do that. >> presidentmo obama having rou table discussions $40,000 a head with the api community, he did one, he did a couple with the tech community. i mean, these became very specific events and josh is right. the old dys of candidates having free, public events atca least in california, where we don't matter, you've seen how many events they done in ohio in the last couple of days. we've been a footnote. >> i wonder, carla, you're eytching the presidential race more than anything. mean, we're sitting here talking about this dynamic of hawhat happens, do we have mayba split, a popular vote in the electoral college, there's an interesting theory out there, that california may not matter electoral college wise but let's say californ voters don't care about voting for the president, which i don't think is going to happen, it would v depress the popular vote and we would have a split decision. i'm not say

th the cuban revolution against the united states. the eisenhower administration about kennedy administration were determined to rid cuba of castro. that was the bay of pigs in 1961, the kennedy administratioo humiliated by castro because he won. they resorted to a whole series, years of very e will elaborate >>ans and assassination plots to kill castro. kennedy did not want to in the second term if castro were -- one of the interesting questions. one of the most interesting personalities i write about in the book, a cia very senior cia officer named december monday fitzgerald, i quote does aftereh kennedy's assassination he told people if kennedy had lived, castro would not have still been in power by 1964. fitzgerald, who was behind the most details -- most t sophisticated assassination plot to kill castro believed that. >> who was -- [inaudible] >> he was a recruited spy by th cia, ahe man who had been veryn, close to the castro's brothers. a hero of the revolution. a trained assassin and accomplished asassen. he had been recruited

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the romney campaign tried to th. think pennsylvania has got to permanently come off that list as a swing state because it just isn't at this point. >> all right. joe, let me bring you in. ohio. 50-48. i did the exit polling last thee with white working class voters with ohio versus the rest of the country. a 12-point difference in your state. nationally, the white working class vote, romney up by 28%. all came down to when we look at the data, that auto bailout. and you talked about that a lot. that meant so much to t people inthat they bucked the t other white working class voters. >> oh, i think it definitely things in the exit poll is 60% ohioans support the bailout. 75% of those people said they voted for prk it was very, very looking at the vote da one of the things they have pointed to are some of the smaller counties, particularly up in the northwest part of the state. you know, where romney first raised this issue about ten days out from the election about whether jeep was moving to china. those areas, they u