maybe those are the people uninformed. for whoever writes the checks. >> greg: unemployed should vote. they should vote for somebody who will help them create better economy for more jobs. >> kimberly: when you go to disney land half the people there are not paying taxes. >> andrea: it's hard to take it away'ms seductive political experiment. >> kimberly: you brought that up yesterday about your family in greece. if people are used to getting things -- >> andrea: pension at 43 years old. >> kimberly: then you take it away. >> andrea: they can crazy. >> bob: goofy tried to give me a free lollipop in disney world and i punched him in the stomach. >> andrea: they don't know that nothing is free in this country. you pay for it in some form, higher premium or lower salaries. >> greg: i want to change my mind on something i said earlier. bell o'reilly is wrong that we're seeing more well informed people finding another point of view that didn't exist 14 or 15 years ago. there was no fox news. we are educating people. >> bob: the

do you think that most uninformed voters, that is what we are talking about. people that are informed they will go on medicare and iran, but people that are floating around -- don't really know -- is it working to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to demonize as greedy guy that wants to throw people out of work for mitt romney. do you think anybody is buying that? >> it started so long ago. >> bill: who would be buying that? >> romney is given ammunition for that. >> bill: how? >> i think it's been working and will continue to work and it's unto romney in the debate to find a way out of that and give voters a different image. >> bill: how can you disprove the negative. you can't? >> here how you do it. you tie every proposal to help the individual person who is lower income who is struggle and working hard. you make sure it is directed to that audience you are thinking about them and care about him. he a likable guy. you have to tie it how the policies how the average american rather than to vague things. >> bill: the president obama comes across at times

your attempt to replace members to the board your uninformed or green cronies or supporters, some documentstion is beyond insulting. the removal of bruce wolfe who meets all of the requirements for the seat of the task force intended to satisfy perhaps, i don't know, the fragile egos of you who have been found in violation of the very charter that you've sworn to uphold to give you a task force that you can control is not acceptable. this is not -- sysco. with the power to open government to citizens again you can start by reappointing bruce force so that the sunshine task force can begin immediately to operate legally. >> i've been a grassroots worker since the last decade since 2002 when i worked on the animal guardian ordinance. i've known bruce wolfe for eight of those years. and i want to take a little bit of a different course here. i don't think that this hearing is a place to use for any side to accuse any other side of misdealing, or playing games, or, you know, he said, she said. i think this hearing's a place to decide on who the best person is to next seat on this body. i've wat

your attempt to replace members to the board your uninformed or green

aside from the tinge of racism in her comments are also completely uninformed this was the scene in south africa in august outside the lowman platinum mine. what you just saw were thirty four african miners those people who gina rinehart claims are willing to work for two dollars a day on strike demanding better wages and getting massacred for their resistance they were risking their lives for two dollars a day paychecks for a modest raise to three dollars a day like ryan are the magic erast can for fifteen hundred dollars a month as a minimum wage that's roughly forty times more money than mine are things these workers deserve then again the reality of what you saw in that video is so far removed from gina rinehart's reality and pretty much the entire billionaire class is reality and you just can't expect them to understand the struggles that working people around the world face reinhart's comments that australia needs to be employing slave labor to compete in the global economy prove that she and others who agree with her just don't give a damn about workers to her those who toil in our

>> oh, well, then your nice uninformed staff. craig: wait a minute?t might have been mike. it might have been with someone else million maybe my brain is shrinking 10% every year. they said what is is good tip? do you know the card? the card thing. they give you the card. you have to flip. they spell things with the crowd at the super bowl. don't hold up the red card when you're supposed to be holding up the white card. you could change u.s.a. to u.s.f. craig: that is too complicated for me. i wanted to be in the parking lot anyway with my people. i want to get a truck and a tailgate party going on. >> i have covered sports for 30 years. honestly, i cannot figure out tailgating. if you're going to watch a game on tv, why not stay in your living room? what is that attractive about a parking lot? craig: two reasons. you got your buddies there. you got your truck there. [laughter] >> the same can be said about your garage. then you'd be a lot closer to a bathroom. craig: then you can't show off your truck. plus if you're in a parking lot, bathrooms are e

for the uninformed casual voert emotion drives the decision and part of that equation is like ability historians belief ronald reagan defeated jimmy carter because he came across as likeable while carter was distant. same thing with clinton and the younger clinton had like ability. the younger remain personally popular until the resignificance kicked in. right now in a popularity poll president obama is ahead of mitt rom flee by 3 points according to a new fox news survey. after the debates that could change dramatically. romney and obama realize they must seem like the nice guy that's why they go on entertainment programs. they shouldn't be dealing with trivia but they do what they think they have to do. talking points understands that americans want their leaders to be accessible. they want to know that powerful people understand them. that is why the president's campaign has spent hundreds of millions of dollars trying to demonize governor romney as the callous rich guy. no one knows how many american voters are basically voting on wins. the group is substantial especially in a tim

he -- it seems dangerously shallow and uninformed when it comes to foreign policy. it seems to have no idea of what diplomacy is. >> and eugene, for the benefit of our viewers they should know you spent a considerable a lot of your career as a foreign editor, so you know this area very, very well. let's look back at cairo, that are live, these are complex situations, we have already seen what has happened in relation to mitt romney, but this regeneral pl region actually represents a challenge for the president. >> people who are murdering and acting as mobs, they need to be condemned, they need to be quelled you need stable governments that -- that this country can help with in terms of training out police forces and that kind of thing, there is also as part of any democracy getting rooted, a need for again, a country like america, and america has traditionally played this role, in establi establishing a civil society. some of those parties as they were in europe, they not be entirely in line with american thinking, america actually played a critical role in the ris

frankly, they decide late because they do not pay attention or they are uninformed. they don't know how many states are in the union. they would not pass a citizenship test. the supreme court is an incredibly abstract concern. it is to be used for active as voters on each side. and they're now incredibly vivid and real debates that both sides are involved in. it could be about gay marriage or reproductive rights. >> next issue for mike. outsourcing -- how can we create american jobs in a global economy? gold economy, american jobs, the suggestion to me is that romney himself have various incentives to do things overseas. how would that play out? >> i am not sure what the question is? >> how can american job creators create jobs in america? just a reference generally to outsourcing. >> outsourcing -- no one likes it during a campaign. it is not a coincidence that even the romney and obama are both free traders, romney is running ads of obama of outsourcing wind turbines to china. we have insourced wind turbines from the rest of the world. we have doubled our manufactu

moreover, he revealed himself as uninformed and unconcerned. and he projected that same sense that we got under george w. bush that things were pretty simple. >> is it more uninformed than -- most governors had -- president clinton didn't have any experience. senator obama didn't have much foreign policy experience. that doesn't necessarily mean that one would be bad on the foreign policy stage. is there something in this response that suggests what sort of foreign policy manager, head of state he would be. >> he lost the narrative. wasn't about apologizing. in any statement the administration didn't actually apologize for anything and had precious little sympathy for the attackers. i think the larger narrative, i think the obama administration appreciates that the romney administration doesn't, it's not actually about the film. the film is called mcguff in. it could be anything. if imams or rabl rousers are looking for things to be offended by on the internet today, there is so much stuff worse than that particular video. >> right. >> it's a m

don't be uninformed and don't let others be uninformed. >> we all get mosquito bites from time to timet should i be looking for that makes me think i might want to go to a doctor? >> first of all, any sort of a bite can get infected. look to see if the area around is getting red and you're getting a lot of pain in that area and that redness is spreading. that's anything that breaks the skin kind of a basic concern. with respect to west nile virus, three to 14 days you may see symptoms. the thing that lets us go, oh, don't worry about it, most people don't have symptoms and you don't spread it person to person. however, just don't get bitten by a mosquito. seriously. and focus on the ways to prevent that. a lot of good guidance. don't let standing water be around. protect yourself with repellent. fix the broken screens and broken doors. all of those things will help us be safe. but if you get a bite, it's probably just a mosquito bite. the overwhelming chance is, it's a bite, will itch, bother you. >> we'll make sure we have the guidelines on our web site, myfoxdc.com. dr.walks, good to

another way of saying the gop was very much uninformed and careless and this exchange now is 24 hours no sign of stopping. >> is this a game changer potentially for governor romney, a good way or bad way changing the landscape here? >> it's high risk, high reward politics. when you criticize the president on foreign policy, it's usually a losing fight from the challenger, because the president has so much more experience. in this case, that includes the successful assassination of osama bin laden. it doesn't get much better than that when you're talking foreign policy. but here's the deal. the big problem for romney is that the nation is now going to chew on this for another two or three days, this foreign policy, instead of romney's best weapon, the economy. just like with the abortion fight a couple weeks ago, when the discussion was on anything but the economy, the economy team feels a lot better. >> it makes it interesting for people watching. what happens now, what happens next? >> in about 72 hours or so, the usual issues will reemerge. but unless romney can show that he was dea

an uninformed populace. this is the real problem in america. look at world history, our history.e not politically informed we're at the mercy of that bumper sticker slogan. >> bill: see, this president lies. this president lies. >> yes, he does. he outright lies. >> bill: they lie and get away with it. >> they lie and get away with it, because really my coma toes hamster has more life than the media, more ability to ask a question. the com comatose hamster. >> it was widespread at the dnc. folks couldn't answer. >> there are a lot of people out there, though, that know the truth. >> bill: but it's us, that's it. >> well, it's up to us. >> bill: coming up, prominent pollsters are now calling out a new poll that shows the president leading mitt romney. so are democrats and their media friends. are they using fuzzy math to sort of take away your enthusiasm? we'll break down the numbers and show you where the race stands. when we get back, ahh, now that's a clean mouth. i wish i could keep it this way. [ dr. rahmany ] you see, even after a dental cleaning... plaque quickly starts to

okay these are all those headline numbers and headline pieces of news and many uninformed people i hope not you, trade on those headlines. however, we're investors and when we're confronted with these massive declines we pull the file so to speak. looking deeper into the headlines in the calm after the battle. we take them home, open the file, make decisions. we try to figure out whether things are bad and getting worse which means they'll keep selling were things bad but cannot right now, can get better. which means you have to use the price break. what is so compelling about the almost identical price declines. the fantastic balance sheets and reputation. they aren't fly by nights or flashes in the pan. that doesn't matter in the end though. because here the judgment i make by meeting the files. we often make these judgments. if you are going to buy the norfolk southern stock, you have to believe that the coal, the proks mate cause of shortfall, will turn around in a reasonable amount of time. many people feel coal is a cyclical downturn and for moment, because it is lacking in electr

a culture we despise as self-obsessed out of touch, godless, materialistic and generally uninformed suddenly something we forgive because this one person shares our politics. are we that desperate for approval? when i criticized clint eastwood's performance because i thought it derailed our message and distracted from our purpose that night, i was met with a lot of applause from people who agreed. he derailed our message. it's clear, i don't do anything for applause the. but for some partisans on the far right the idea i would take a messenger to task was he rettic. to give clint eastwood cart blanche on the biggest night of the rnc rival those i've gotten over the years for criticizing the president, many worse. my message to these folks is two fold, for one, grow up, conservatives are supposed to be by nature skeptical and disce discerning, moral and political standards and he did not meet them. and second, check yourself. i care about this party and i care about this election and eastwood's performance was a bad decision. we had a great convention and i will argue with any democrat who sa

what we don't need to do is have them making even more decisions about themselves that are uninformedch create things that they can't predict down the line that can impact their welfare, their health and their lives. >> well said, ms. foster. >>> finally a father admitted on his parenting blog that he does indeed have a favorite kid and, in fact, he says he's not ashamed to admit it. he says, by the way most of you parents have favorite kid and you should admit that you have a favorite, too. since anita is the only one here with more than one kid, do you have a favorite kid? >> no, no. >> of course she does. >> she won't say it. >> you don't have to admit it, but do you have a favorite? >> i have three kids. two are boys and one is a girl. the thing that is toughest is when you have those gender differences. a mom can relate to her daughter at times when she can't with her sons and the other thing that this blogger said, you may like different kids at different stages in their life. my 15-year-old when he was a toddler was lovely. i'm sure he's going to be fantastic as a young adult.

. >> half the country is simply uninformed. they't

. >> half the country is simply uninformed. they don't know anything. >> they believe they're entitled. >> that doesn't add up to much, governor. >> lap dog liberals. >> the left based mainstream media. >> has the obama campaign ep gauged in character assassinati assassination. >> oh sure. >> i'm not familiar with precisely exactly what i said but i stand by what i said whatever it was. >>> we begin this friday with no shortage of confidence from mitt romney even as his ineptember draws to a close with more bad news for the republican nominee. this time it's in the form of nine polls in nine battleground states with the president leading all nine. now, in britain 999 is the number to call for the emergency services, and mr. romney might consider doing the same with the president now leading nine swing states by an average of six points consistent with his national average. the three newest battleground polls show yet more evidence of mr. romney's september slump. north carolina, the president up by two. nevada, the president up

senator mccain called it uninformed and nikes. there are innumerable things that i think are problematic about it, the policy of independence between the so- called independent expenditures and the campaigns, the fallacy of disclosure that people would know who is behind this, boats that have been made apparent since that decision. there was an apparent oversight in the decision, and that was to forget the threat of corruption that can happen when you have these massive potential expenditures, which do not need to be made in order to have any effect. the worry i have is the special interest that comes into a member congress and says here is the ad we're going to run. here is our 30-second spot that trashes you. immense amount of coverage that has done since citizens united has been negative advertising ecause you can hide becaushind the-screen of an organization. the real person has to pay the consequences of negative advertising. you have this complete trashed- at any say to the member, i can put 5 million bucks behind this ad in

foreign policy, two weeks later mitt romney waded into a diplomatic crisis with a misleading and uninformed attack on the president at exactly wrotsening time, which brings us to the present day. the campaign desperate to get back on message a video has surfaced featuring romney speaking at a closed door fund-raiser last may in florida. the auto he vent see the questionly filmed and given to the magazine mother jones. after months of asserting the president has run on a campaign of, quote, division and anger and hate, here's how mitt romney responded when asked about convincing the american public that, quote, everybody has to take care of themselves. >> that 47% figure comes from the number of americans who do not pay federal income tax. for the record, those are mostly elderly and poor americans, many of whom pay other taxes and at a higher rate than mitt romney's own 13%. this is what romney had to say about those 47%ers. >> in his words, mitt romney believes that nearly half of the country will never take personal responsibility for their lives. rarely one to admit fault romney stood by

this focus group is not just uninformed. they are ill informed. it is amazing to me and the intellectual argument is still not resonating. what is on trial here is a keynesian economics. neither will be able to change the system because they both believe the same thing. they only have certain nuances the differentiate them, and that is how they are going to spend the money. they are going to do the exact same thing. they have different interest groups they represent. the intellectual argument was opposed only by one candidate, and that was ron paul. this country does not understand what is on trial is keynesian economics. >> based on that, who are you going to vote for? >> i am going to write ron paul in, or am going to sit this election out. i cannot see any difference between barack obama and ms. romney. >> -- and mitt romney. >> and this, too bad they did not say if they plan on not voting. you can join us on twitter.com or on the phone. catherine joins us. caller: i was very impressed by the show. i like when they do this, but i was so amazed

senator mccain called the decision uninformed, arrogant, and naive.re are things that i think are problematic about it, the fallacy of independence between the so-called independent expendtures in the campaigns, and the fallacy of disclosure that people would know who is behind this have both been made apparent by results since that decision, but there was also an important oversight in the decision, and that was to forget the threat of corruption that can happen when you have massive potential expenditures which don't actually need to be made in order to have an effect. the worry that i have is the special interests that comes into a member of congress, and says, here's the ad we're going to run, here's our 30 second spot that trashes you, immense amount of coverage that's been done since citizens united has been negative advertising because you can hide behind a phony screen organization so nobody actually takes the hit for the negative advertising whereas a real organization, candidate, or a real person has to pay the consequences of negative adver

b's leaders were not just uninformed about gay issues i think but frankly scared to death of any discussion of them and i think that plays into the hands of organized bigotry. what most analysts expected was going to be another election about economic issues and replacing much of the legislation passed by the obama administration like the election in 2010, was suddenly hijacked or the so-called values voters crowds and social issues were suddenly at the top of the republican list of priorities often getting the lion's share of attention during those endless number of debates and 2011. such as when a gay servicemember when asked a question during one of the republican debates. so in spite of the fact that in the race there were pro-gay writes candidates like congressman ron paul, former governor of new mexico gary johnson and former governor of utah john huntsman, the general perception among most voters in the public was and unfortunately is that all the republican candidates works sauve ashley devoted to the religious and moral agenda of the christian right. and of course the media a lovel

frankly, they decide late because they do not pay attention or they are uninformed. they don't know how many states are in the union. they would not pass a citizenship test. the supreme court is an incredibly abstract concern. it is to be used for active as voters on each side. and they're now incredibly vivid and real debates that both sides are involved in. it could be bob gay marriage or reproductive rights. -- it could be about gay marriage or reproductive rights. >> next issue for mike. outsourcing -- how can we create american jobs in a global economy? gold economy, american jobs, the suggestion to me is that romney himself have various incentives to do things overseas. how would that play out? >> i am not sure what the question is? >> how can american job creators create jobs in america? just a reference generally to outsourcing. >> outsourcing -- no one likes it during a campaign. it is not a coincidence that even the romney and obama are both free traders, romney is running ads of obama of outsourcing wind turbines to china. we have in soars to wind turbines

they were not just uninformed about gay rights issues but frankly scared to death of any discussion of them and that weighed into the hands of organized bigotry. what most analysts expect it was going to be another election about economic issues and replacing much of the legislation by the obama administration like the election in 2010 was hijacked by the value voters crowd and social issues were suddenly at the top of the republican list of priorities often getting the lion's share of attention in the endless debates in 2011. such as when a gay service number was booed when asking the request and at one of the debates. in spite of the race that were pro game candidates and probe gay-rights candidates wrote -- ron paul, former governor of new mexico gary johnson and governor of utah john huntsman the general perception among most voters was and unfortunately is all the republican candidates were slavishly devoted to the religious and moral agenda of the christian right. of course the media love this attention to social issues like gay rights and similar issues because they love the del

i think my mom is pretty much a typical sort of uninformed voter.e last day of the republican national convention, paul ryan, the vice presidential candidate, gave a speech that a lot of people online and very -- various fact checkers spotlighted as containing numerous misleading claims, or factually inaccurate claims. my mom didn't know that. she called me the next morning, and she was thrilled about how strong he seemed on television, and it just so much she responded to the speech he gave. and i said well, mom, there's been quite a bit of dispute over all a lot of the things he said. you might want to go to politifact.org or factcheck.org and check out what they have to say about what he had to say. she was shocked. she had never heard of any of these sites, and she hadn't heard anything in the tribune or on the radio driving to work that morning about ryan's speech, and about how it might not have been as amazing and inspiring as she initially thought. that it was. my mom wants to make good decisions when she is voting, like she's not particular

the power to make people listen to your ideas no matter how dumb or uninformed.he other thing that stood out is how under siege the wealthy people feel. we are talking about a fund-raiser that kouss $50,000 a plate. that's the median household income in the u.s. the kind of wealth you need to be in the room with romney is the kind of wealth to pony up as much money as americans make in a year to listen to him trash talk the people that make the amount you ponied up for dinner. what you hear is the same kind of whining that is the central theme for the republican convention. it made me think of this. >> you know what this is? it's the world's smallest violin playing just for the waitresses. >> instead of waitresses insert another word. since the roaring '20s, the dow is up, corporate funds are up. 8% unemployment means employers had a ready supply of labor keeping wage down. the brothers have seen their own net worth nearly double from $32 billion to $62 billion under the socialist regime of barack hussein obama. despite he has a recovery that is good to them, wal