i mean, ubeki, ubeki, ubeki stan, stan. stan, stan, saying that twice. that's not a joke.a mistake. that's a form of genius. >> that is perfect. and to some extent, he's got to be making this up as he goes along, right? some of these answers seem extemporaneous. yet, they are perfectly formed as performance art. as politics, they are not -- they are utter complete nonsense. this is the weirdest, and i'll put it in quotes, air quotes, campaign i think we've ever seen and certainly the weirdest to get this far. yet, what's going to happen, i mean, what lies ahead? it's clear a whole lot of republicans don't like mitt romney. a whole lot of republicans do like the sort of middle finger aspect of the herman cain campaign. that it is making fun of the traditional ways of doing politics and policy and making sense. so is that dynamic going to continue or are they going to come to their senses at some point? >> i will say the extent to which political work is entertaining people, he is entertaining people, and i mean, look, i went back and looked at the rick lazio carl paladino s

when they ask me who's the president of ubeki, ubeki stan, stan.i'm going to say, i don't know, do you know? >> can you name the president of chechnya? >> no, can you? >> people say it is impossible the herman cain art project could result in a republican presidential nomination, but why not? >> you agreed with president obama on libya or not? >> okay. libya. i do not agree with the way he handled it for the following reason. nope. that's a different one. >> and the prime minister of india? >> the new prime minister of india is -- uh -- no. >> in year 2000 people apparently did not care about picking a guy who had foreign policy chops. today president obama made his first trip to australia as president and made the surprise announcement there that 250 u.s. marines are going to be stationed there starting next year. eventually 2,500 american troops are going to be rotated through australia. president obama says it will be a permanent outpost for us. >> we are here to stay. this is a region of huge ç strategic importance to us. >> the posting of u.s

. >> ubeki, ubeki, ubeki, stan, stan. >>> the latest republican presidential primary debate focused onnational security just wrapped up in washington, d.c., tonight. the newt gingrich went into the debate leading the pack with 24%. mitt romney has 20%. herman cain went into the debate with 17%. rick perry 11%. in a cnn poll. everyone else is in single digits. there is even more good news inside that poll for newt gingrich. when asked who was most likely to understand complex issues, 43%, very overwhelming number for gingrich, said gingrich is more likely to understand complex issues. the next one down, 18% said romney. 12% of misguided republican voters thought cain has the ability to understand the complex issues the best. and 11% said ron paul. and when asked who is most qualified to be commander in chief, 36% gingrich. again, a commanding lead for gingrich on that question. only 20% said romney. 12% saidç perry. and a lost 10% said herman cain. in the politically most loaded exchange of the evening, newt gingrich and mitt romney sparred over the problem of illegal immigration. >> i

and when they ask me who is the president of ubeki, ubeki oil say i don't know. do you?at create one job. >> those debates trip up many presidential candidates. who do you think will come under the most scrutiny come saturday night? >> rick perry given his brain freeze earlier this week. and frankly as well as herman cain. not just because of the uzbeki answer but the response about china and nuclear weapons particularly over the last couple of weeks as we've been hearing more about iran's nuclear program which poses a significant threat to the united states and our national security. those two once again are at the top of the okay, what are they going to say now? >> joe, to whose strengths does this foreign policy/national security play? >> mitt romney will do well. newt gingrich will do well. he has a good sense of foreign policy, what's happening not only in europe and the middle east but also in china and then jon huntsman who hasn't done really well in the polls but clearly as ambassador to china and is the only candidate who speaks fluent mandarin chinese really un

. >> and would ask me who is the president of ubeki beki beki beki stanozolol i am going to say, you know, i don't know. >> jon: and you know what, if they want me to visit croatia i'm going to be like hey, what kind of [bleep] name is that. speak english over here. (laughter) that's why romney doesn't have to really say anything. his strategy in the debate should just be hey, man, i'm here but i cede my time which brings to us rick perry. governor of texas always seems to be posing for a box for just for men hair coloring. (laughter) he's down in the polls-- (applause) he's down in the polls because of some poor debate performances and questionable hunting ground choices. (laughter) so he's got two choices at the black jack table of the election. hit or stay. herman cain or romney. well, we'll find out what he chooses when he introduces his new tax plan. >> the best representation of my plan is this-- . >> jon: oh, [bleep] get down he's got a gun. (laughter) >> the best representation in my plan is this postcard. this is the size of what we're talking about. you know, central to my

. >> when you ask me who is the president of ubeki-beki-stan?>> i like to laugh, but today is a serious today. veteran days should remind us that the people who are running as president, who have to make life-and-death decisions if they are elected, have to make just as important the decision to end a war. >> after nearly nine years, america's war in iraq will be over. i can say that our troops in iraq will definitely be home for the holidays. >> today the president was at arlington national cemetery honoring our troops. >> when your tour echbds, when you see our flag, when you touch our soil, you'll be home in an america that is forever here for you, just as you've been there for us. on behalf of a proud and grateful nation, we thank you. >> we should thank our men and women in uniform today for serving this country, but we should also thank our president for taking this job seriously. at some point, republicans have to stand up

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>dave: look, he is criticized for not being up to speed on foreign policy, whether it is china are ubeki-ubekialisyn: he was a civilian contractor with the navy and worked with ballistic missiles. anyone who is running for president if you are interested he would like to be against second. if he does not get president he would like to be secretary of defense. and now, what happened yesterday in denver. dave's hometown, where occupy denver protests decided to crash a conserve testify conference, freedom works was getting together a conference, some of our fox news contributeers were there and the occupy denver folks wanted to come in and disrupted it and ended up just being a crazy shouting, chanting match that, really, respond out-of-control. >>clayton: and the reporter is shoved at one point in the middle of talking on his iphone recording that and shoving at the conference back and forth. and this has happened in portland. there have been southed associated with the occupy movements and provide lens in oakland, and --. >>dave: a man was killed this week on the fringe of it, after a fight the