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former new york mayor rudy guiliani says the ush to the left just isn't right. mr. mayer, a lot of money, a lot of mone at stake. you know all the people involved, all of the groups are going to come out. >> critical straitening out of the fiscal disaster, dealing with expenditures. where the republicans have to give on revenues, they only have to give on revenues if you get really good cuts in expenditures this is a terrible message. maybe good for the unions, but it is bad for the country and our children because of this does is increase the debt under which they are operating and which is already getting close to historic. tom: the thing about all this, it seems like we are getting into a semantic battle because i was reading through the statement said the union leaders , spending a lot of money advertising, especially to republican congressional folks. >> right. right. tom: raise taxes. it think they have somebody, but the semantics are the speaker is echoing mitt romney's comments about raising revenues. but the union folks are saying, we want to raise tax rate

you know the culturalish ushs gays, guns and god, the g word," how did you a tlut about all of this theyl, they care about energy policy, but mainly they care about sending people who know how to get along and get things done and it's no different than anybody you've been hearing all across the country. the american public is tired of the partisan bickering, they are tired of all of the back and forth. they want solutions to these problems. >> solution, tax cuts, would you go for getting rid of the bush tax cuts and taxing the top two%? would you go along with that. >> le take -- my big concerned is the difference between earned and unearned income. i say this every time. the bob cat worker in north dakota pay as higher tax rate than paris hilton because she doesn't earn her income. he just lets her money make her money. we need to figure out a way to equalize those rates. maybe not to make them identical but to equalize them. when mitt romney pays 15% and the average american mied family pays much higher, there is something with the tax code and that needs to be fixed. >> what about goi

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some lawmakers say hey willl ush to keep polls open even longee future.hey say they want to pee wait time reduced to 5 minutes or less. therr were 46 early voting locations in marylandd thh presideetial candidates are making laat ditchhefforts toorrow.andrew speecer tells republican caadidate mitt --reporter pkggas ollows -- barack obama and mitt romney wwll mmke the most of their final day on the campaign trail... hopscotching through key battleground states making theerrpitch to vvters.obama will stop n wisconsin, iowa, aad ohio bbffoe heading t chiiagg for election nighh. virginia aad new haapshire -- boston. their runniig mates vice president joe bbddn has stoos pllnned in sserling ann richmond, virginia.paul ryan will visit nevada, colorado, iowa and ohio.during a stop in hollywood, florida sunday obama urgee the crowd to stick with him for four ore years. you've ggt a choice toomake. it's not just a choice betwwen it's a choice between two visionn oo ameeica. on the one hand you can choose to return to the top down policies that crashed our economy,

it's because the ush ban areas turned out. no, that's not why we won. we won because the middle-class believed the president's economic message would be better for them than governor romney's message. we did a lot of things in in campaign well. used technology. we had amazing volunteers. i know a lot of you were part of that. i want to thank you for that. they are the real heroes working hard. the reason we won is people had to put their thumb on scale. who do they trust more and they chose the president. it really did not -- we had a beat on this election. and leading into sandy and out of sandy, we didn't see any change. our research in florida, this election was very rigid. romney dropped in september because of the 47%. but it was an unnatch -- unnatural jump. in states like ohio and colorado there were 3% or four 3rs of the election. and they are -- system soft them didn't vote. those that voted, didn't vote because of sandy. but i think -- we could use more of that. which is we could find opportunities to work together. just because it's the right

lower house tomorrow and a snap election next month, the government and opposing parties today are ushring bills through parliament, bills to eliminate the number of seats in the lower house and to allow the government to issue bonds are just some of the bills that passed through the lower house. they will likely be enacted tomorrow as the many opposing liberal party has agreed to pass them through the upper house. prime minister noda is set to call a general election on december 16th. toek i don't stocks reacted with the nikkei rise to go a one week high. the yen fell sharply topping the 80 mark against the dollar on speculation for further easing by the next government. if his party takes power, he'll press the bank of japan to take bolder moves to counter the strong yen and deflation. he says the central bank should set an inflation target at 2% or 3% and conduct unlimited easing measures to achieve it. that could even involve interest rates set below zero. back to you. >>> still to come, austan goolsbee calls europe's problems fundamentally unsolvable. stay tuned for that. about th

we're trying to rise above, encouraging wash ush to rise above. >> he's saying i'm with you. we have to satisfy. >> i'm trying to rise above. >> you're with me though. >> will you wear a rise above pin? >> if they give me one. >> i will wear one. >> we'll get a pin in the next break. we are trying to rise above and trying to come one a real solution for fixing the debt. we'll see about that. michael powell is the former fcc chairman and current president of and ceo of the national cable and telecommunications association. we're hoping you're going to rise above with us. >> we are all lifted. >> we are all lifted. talk a little bit about the telecom industry. has it hit the telecom industry next? the "wall street journal" had story about scaling back of expenditures and at&t announced they were going to spend $14 billion. >> they are dealing with the continued extraordinary explosion in the information age and techor and continue to make investments to capitalize and deliver on the promise which is one of the reasons why we're so focused and concerned about the fiscal cliff be

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