without describing them as good or evil-- >>> i call this the smear and slander campaign and the ugliest, beneath the dignity of the office of the presidency. >> the american people think this is, first the most important election they have voted in, and the ugliest. i hate to say this, i think the next 60 days are going to be worse. i am hoping that barack obama takes a different tone tomorrow and says enough is enough. >> and mitt romney! >> kirespond to the question about the race card? >> yes, sir. >> what do you think about voter suppression, denying people the right to vote as a political strategy issue knowing that the republican party, dominated by white mail males and whites overall-- >>> i only have a minute. >> that the republican party says we know how it win this election, we will keep the growing number of minorities from voting. >> sean: to get into this dnc convention, you needed i. d. so you are saying that the democrats are racist because all the republicans are saying, you have to have i.d. >> no! the problem is that you know it's going to have a disproportionate impac

. >> rick, what's going to win the contest of the world's ugliest currency?t's what i want to know. >> can they all go to zero? >> i know who's going to lose. we're all going to lose. i don't know who's going to win. >> what did you say, michelle? >> can they all go to zero? the dollar, the euro. >> no, it's one against the other. it's zero sum. somebody's got to lose. somebody's got to inflate more or ease more or qe more or something more on that board right there. it's either the euro goes to 120 or 140, the yen, i don't know where the yen goes. now they're talking about -- they're thinking they look too pretty. they got to get uglier. that's what rick is saying. >> yeah, and it's sad because the answer should be develop more iphones. you know, look at the cost of an iphone. the beggar thy neighbor is just a bunch of losers because if you really have a great export economy, you need great things to export. it's not about tweaking the currency. it's about great products. >> we know that michelle can't win the contest of the ugliest anything. we know that fo

. >> yeah two, of the ugliest people on the planet have gotten hitched.ds and blake lively got hitched over the weekend. >> we're told that florence welsh of florence and the machine and bette midler sang at the top-secret ceremony. it was actually the second trip down the aisle for reynolds. he, of course, is divorced from scarlett johansson. >> we mentioned the u.s. open earlier in the show. check out a great moment from off the court over the weekend. andy murray was talking to reporters after winning the semifinals. >> well, thanks to a couple of uninvited guests. sean connery and alex ferguson, manager of the manchester united football club. >> they dropped in to congratulate murray wish him good luck against novak djokovic in today's men's final. good to see the original james bond. >>> and finally what we all need on a monday morning. the inebriator. >> check this out. it takes the guesswork out of mixing up a drink because it does it for you. maybe with a little ice on that that crosses back and forth, and the inebriator stops under your favorite

ugliest game of the day, i would say. i know you hate the cowboys. tony romo was in freeze frame for most of the day. this is josh freeman. only two touchdowns combined in this game. that's one of them. that put the bucs up early. here's the second. murray, they call this getting the edge by a running back. he takes the pylon. dallas tax on three field goals. cowboys win it 16-10. >> boo! >> you are going to be saying "yea" to this in a seconds. eagles on the road to phoenix. kevin kolb, 17 of 24, two touchdowns. kolb to larry fitzgerald. beast mode. the eagles, they never competed in this game. cardinals win easy, 27-6. >>> let's take a look at the standings. there are your boys, 1-2 at the bottom there, but still a lot of football left to be played. dallas 2-1, giants 2-1, philadelphia 2-1 as well, but they can't be happy with that performance in the desert this afternoon. we're not done yet. baseball coming up on the plus. the nats looking to lower that magic number. milwaukee says, heck no, we're in a playoff race, too. we're going to talk about

film.s steve preminger says: from what i saw it looks like a horrible piece of garbage its is the ugliest propaganda and is trying to influance people that do not pay any attention nothing that i saw in the clips had any base in reality no factual points were raised it is a very emotional piece but will it sway votes in one direction or another? " in order for this movie to make a difference election this movie has to be seen by people that have not made up their mind's yet so swing voters in swing states those are the voters that everyone is targeting at this point." professor jackson says this documentary will most likey only attract people with the same views as the director ... nevertheless it's still a big moneymaker at the box office." san jose state is about exercising student minds, but there is also a place to exercise there bodies. bodies in motion, muscles moving, and working up a sweat, the sport club is a great place for sjsu students to relieve stress on their down time. here they can enjoy various extracurricular activites ranging from fitness classes, to basketball, racque

grant william tecumseh sherman thing war is the ugliest business in the world if you want to save peopleng killed you should let them know way up front that it's not even a discussion point. there is a march to the sea you engage them whenever you can and you kill them. and i think that's what's going to have to come to. thomas freidman, hardly le may wrote that tight rope to jerusalem. he was talking about ha that rules. that's the only thing they understand. i assume that's what's going to happen later today and i hope we're not whining and neurotic about it. >> bill: i don't think we are going to be whining and neurotic about tracking down at divides which we believe based on intel were responsible for the murders of the four americans in benghazi, libya. you can't hold that government accountable because that government is chaos just trying to get up and running, it was obviously a planned assassination of the american ambassador but egypt is a different story. they -- that government could have stopped that attack on our embassy. the egyptian military in cairo could have definitely

if you want to go back to the ugliest presidential campaign in history, you could probably go back to1800 and john adams and thomas jefferson and the things that were said particularly by their followers, not so much the two of them, but the followers against each other. but with president obama it's been attacks not on his policies so much as on him as a person. and we haven't seen that, i don't believe -- and i went back and did a lot of research in presidential campaigns and presidential history -- we haven't seen that directed, that severe and that ugly directed against any president, pardon me, since abraham lincoln. we think of lincoln, of course, as st. abe -- abraham. he wasn't thought of that way during his lifetime. it was only after he was assassinated. when he came to washington, he was introduced to the nation by the kentucky statesman as follows: abraham lincoln is a man above the medium height. he passes the six-foot mark by an inch or two. he is raw-boned, shamble-gaited, bow-legged, knock-kneed, pigeon-toed, slob-sighted, a shapeless skeleton in a very tough, very dir

so i walk in, the ugliest clothes i have seen in my life. it was the '80s so clothes were bad.s with the big shoulder pads and mesh tank tops for guys. really bad. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and really expensive. and i found one thing. and a bad silk shirt and it was my price range. and i bought it and i said, can he take it back? so i got home that day. he had actually just been on a photo shoot. and he said to me, you would not believe what an idiot this stylist was. and he had just been on a photo shoot and he said to me, you would not believe what an idiot this stylist was. and i told her i liked come des garcon and she comes in with come les garcon. and as i come back to return it, this guy is not going to let me return it. there is nothing in the store -- >> jimmy: a big hit from the designer. >> i don't know what possessed me. i thought, i'm going to go in there and pretend that i'm a polish immigrant and i walk in and i say, i come to this country. worst polish accent ever. and i don't have money. i want to the buy something for my boyfriend and the guy took pity on me. he gave

some of the ugliest violence, thou though, is in pakistan. in peshawar, protesters set fire to two movie theaters. joining us live from islamabad with more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. a national holiday, a day to show your love for the approvest muhammad. it turned out to be a day where many pakistanis showed their anger against america, demonstrations in every major city in pakistan and sometimes it got very violent. one news van driver in the city of peshawar shot and killed. here in the capital of islamabad, protests are dying down. here is what it looked like earlier today. friday prayers have just concluded. what we're seeing are some of the largest and most intense protests yet here in pakistan. now what you see over there are shipping containers. police are using them to block off the path to the diplomatic enclave. that's where the foreign embassies are, u.s. embassy, french embassy. now what you seem to have here is some people urging protesters to rush police officers and others saying don't go. stay put. and th

today todd akin and newt gingrich managed to drag mitt romney back into one of the ugliest senate racesn the country. just what mitt needed. former house speaker newt gingrich campaigned with akin in missouri. akin is running against senator claire mccaskill. he made headlines last month when he said he didn't believe a woman could get pregnant if she was the victim of a legitimate rape. >> it seems to me first of all, from what i understand from doctors, if it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to shut that whole thing down. >> if it's a legitimate rape. akin apologized, but mitt romney asked him to drop out of the race. >> i can't defend what he said. i can't defend him. >> akin defied romney and stayed in the race. here we are. now newt gingrich claims mitt romney will simply change his mind in a month or so. >> my expectation would be in the crunch in october, romney is going to be for the entire ticket and for todd akin. how many people are going to split their ticket and have a romney/mccaskill ticket? >> the republicans, i guess you could say, are in somewhat of a bind

some ugly ones in this room -- >> he is an inmate preacher at the prison's chapel and can trace the ugliestis sins to a bizarre series of events that began with the loss of his arm. >> after the air force medically retired me, i retired to little rock, arkansas, started selling clothes in the mall. all i thought about all day long was having one arm, being in the big city where i didn't know anybody, and i already had like self-confidence issues before that. so finally one day i decided, the only way i'm going to get over this and not miss out on the best years of my life is just to do everything i wanted to do before. i learned how to talk to girls. i learned how to build confidence and i did what i wanted to do. >> but the benefits of his newfound confidence revealed a new problem, a lack of cash. >> eventually i went to the club. i was only 19 years old and i got in, and for the first time i was around people that i always wanted to be around, and part of that scenery was doing cocaine, and i couldn't afford to do cocaine without selling cocaine. so i started to sell cocaine. >> he claim

we're not the ugliest person at the beauty pageant, if you will. where are you going to put your money? people are putting it here. our interest rates are so low, we can borrow low. that's not going to last forever. we go back up to a long-term average of 6, 8%, we add a trillion dollars in debt service and cost to our interest in over ten years. the interest alone will swallow up half of our federal expenditures. we'll be paying china for their military. we can't allow that to happen. that's one of the reasons why we're so proud to do this book, is that we really are putting policies in place and gentlemen, regardless of who's president in january 2013, they're going to face the exact same problems we have today. somebody has to tackle it, and part of what this action-oriented institute's doing, this book is doing is putting those ideas out there so we can start having a discussion about, one, the importance is real. we're here today, and here's how you get reform in place with pro-growth policies. we've talked about the idea of greece and their d

but you have to give every stock the harshest possible, ugliest, meanest evaluation. suspend the benefit of the doubt. assume everything you own is guilty until proven innocent. focus on the worst qualities of your stocks. emphasize the down side. make every company you own prove to you it's worth holding all over again as if you didn't own it. would you buy it if you didn't own it? is this silly or unfair to your stocks. on a good day or good week you are ready to fall in love with your positions because they have made you money, even the bad ones. stocks are merely pieces of paper. you can fall in love with your spouse, your kids, your cat, your dog, your car, house, gun collection, just as long as you don't become enamored with a piece of paper you have for making money. but i did trade my cat away. maybe it was a he. he wouldn't rally. no, he shed all over the place and there was no one to take care of him. he didn't pay a dividend either. in a rally you shouldn't give stocks too much credit for making you money unless they outperform the rest of the market. still

criticism of the presidents of courses been run on for a long time but if you want to go back to the ugliest presidential campaign issue public about 1800, john adams and thomas jefferson, the things that were said. their followers against each other. but with president obama, it's been attacks not on his policies so much as on him as a person. and we haven't seen that i don't live, and i went back and did a lot of research into presidential campaigns in presidential history, we haven't seen that directed that severe and that ugly directedness at a president since abraham lincoln. we think of lincoln of course as saint abraham. he wasn't all that way during his lifetime. was only after you was assassinated. when he came to washington he was introduced to the nation by the kentucky statesman as follows, abraham lincoln is a man above the median height. he passes a six-foot mark by an inch or two. he is rawboned, bowlegged, knock kneed, pigeon toed, so lopsided, a shapeless skeleton and a very tough, very dirty, unwholesome skin. his lips protrude be on the natural level of a face at our pale

it's also probably one of the ugliest campaigns i can remember. >> relentless -- >> when you think aboute kinds of thing they're saying, it's like you play golf too much, well, your wife rides horses. you know, and however -- >> you killed that guy's wife, bain capital -- >> exactly. >> you didn't say you didn't build this, this endless cycle -- >> right. i believe -- i agree with barack obama, one line in his speech, where he says that this election is about monumental choices and different visions. and so i think our job as journalists is to hold the candidates accountable and to say what are your visions, be specific. report them to the voters. >> but it is difficult, eric, to hold them accountable when we as journalists have less and less access. this is not the mccain campaign of 2000. you get to ride around with the guy on the bus for hours on end. instead i had a journalist say, my employer spent tens of thousands of dollars to send me on romney's foreign trip or air force one. and i never get within, you know, 500 yards of the guy. >> look what happens, though, when the press is

the key is that we beat back the ugliest part of the so-called reform agenda and that's important forrs. >> when you say an austerity contract, what exactly do you mean? i just want to throw something up here for our viewers to see. the average teacher's salary in chicago, $74,839, more than new york, los angeles or private sector workers in chicago. sorry, go ahead. >> right. you know what the problem with that number is? they also include anybody that has a teaching certificate, which are administrators. so you push that number up, that's when you get that kind of number. so they've been using that number disingenuously. but the key is, the average teacher salary in chicago is not $74,000. regardless -- >> what is it? >> the issue is, austerity for us, means we have been used to getting 4% raises so now we're not. the issue is, it's not about the money. it's about what school looks like for all of our members and for our students. and the key is, this whole agenda is out of control, and not only is it out of control, we need to move in a different direction, and we need to move into

if you want to go back to the ugliest presidential campaign history you can't go back to 1800 john adams and thomas jefferson, the things that were said particularly by their followers. but with president obama, it's been -- attacks not on his policy so much as on him as a person. we haven't seen that i do believe and i went back and did a lot of research in presidential campaigns, presidential history, we haven't seen that directed that, that severe and the ugly directed at any president since abraham lincoln. we think of lincoln of course as saint abraham. he wasn't thought of that we turn his lifetime. goes home after he was assassinated. when he came to washington, he was introduced to the nation by the kentucky statesman as follows. abraham lincoln is a man above the medium height, he passed the six-foot marked by an intro to. he is rawboned, bowlegged, but me, pitch and tone, so lopsided, a shapeless skeleton and a very tough very dirty unwholesome skin. his lips were true beyond the natural level of the face, but a pale and neared with tobacco juice. his teeth are filthy. meet you

megyn: new developments today with one of the ugliest attacks on political spouses that we have seen in years. it started at the end of last week when jason biggs sent a slew of discussing twitter messages attacking ann romney and jan o'brien. nickelodeon got involved because biggs happens to be the star of a new show on the channel. the media and political world have been completely silent on this. joining me now is that she president and ceo of women's campaign fund and that she should run foundation. i made the mistake of actually going on his twitter page to see for myself what he had written. it goes well beyond, what he wrote about janna ryan. underscoring to say that jason biggs is a disgusting pig. >> it is no longer acceptable. when you said there was no response, to be honest, that has been the modus operandi for this guy. here is the deal. the research we have done shows as long as you do respond, you undo that damage and you deter it from happening again. that is the critical piece. megyn: get out there and found that? for now they have responded. the folks online are rea

dramatic efforts to tamp down some of the ugliest anti-american violence in the arab world. it comes at a critical time. protests have swept across a massive region, 11 countries in all, from morocco in the west to iran in the east. also knew this morning, a starting development. powerful religious group, the muslim brotherhood, has ordered nationwide demonstrations be canceled. rioting outside the capital, with more than 200 people injured. senior international correspondent ben wedeman is live in cairo. how significant is this intervention? >> reporter: it's significant in the sense that there were a lot of tension about the possibility that those nationwide demonstrations the muslim brotherhood called for could result in an escalation of violence. they were canceled. however, demonstrations go on. in fact, there are still several hundred young men, for the most part, outside a wall set up by egyptian security near the american embassy. they are throwing rocks over that wall in the direction of egyptian security forces, the egyptian security forces firing back occasionally

if somebody made a website for me, i don't look at let me pick the cheapest, ugliest one. >> you made very short list of cuts? in other words, except for amtrak which is the way we get up and down the east coast, he's only focusing on the arts. i want you to explain why a politician would do that. >> because the republicans are always trying to say that hollywood is backing the democrats. >> or they're pornographic or whatever. >> right. >> then you have clint eastwood put that to bed because he said a lot of republicans who are -- >> look at the rnc, they rolled out the artist. right? what's clint eastwood? he's an actor and artist. >> robin, i want to get to the real toxicity of this. why would a guy running for president of the united states when asked what he'd cut, why would he just focus on culture? >> i think that's great lesson on why our country is failing in mathemat mathematics. for every dollar spent, you bring $7 back. it sounds like a good bet to me. >> opposing education and art and not believing there's climate change and not being clear with everything we have learned

forbes ranked this large home on long island, new york, the ugliest mansion in america. the market right now, john, for close to $6 million. interested? the 8,700-square-foot home was built in 1984 with a suite bar. it looks more like a cruise ship inside, but "forbes" was tougher on the outside, saying the oversized portigo and oversized garage made it look like a hotel or even a gas station. >> yeah, i don't know what it looks like. it's just -- >> it's big. >> yeah, big. and $6 million. i'll give you 10 bucks for it we'll call it even. >> ooh, yeah. i don't think they'll take it. >>> all right, coming up here from charlotte, the countdown to the democratic convention and a bit of a message mix-up heading into the festivities. this is the question -- are we better off than we were four years ago? it really depends who you ask around here. we had a brawl on it a few minutes ago. we'll try to answer that question when our live coverage from charlotte continues, next. at usaa, we believe honor is not exclusive to the military, and commitment is not limited to one's milita