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. >> jennifer: you bet. what is the latest revelation about general allen who is in charge of troops in afghanistan what does it mean for the war effort there? >> well, it means very little for the day-to-day reality of soldiers fighting in afghanistan. now they're going to carry out the president's planned withdrawal over the next two years and eventually the goal is to hand responsibility for the war to the afghan national security forces in 2014. but in the meantime, even as all of these tawdry headlines are playing out here in washington, allen has kept his current job as the man in charge of the war and we heard from secretary panetta off the pentagon and also jay carney, the white house spokesman today. he's kept the confidence of the president and secretary panetta. so he will keep his job. the war will go on as it has for the past 11 years. >> jennifer: okay. since the president and secretary panetta issued a supportive statement does that indicate his denial checks out? general allen has denied, of

>> you divided 16 into 3 equal parts. i bet you didn't think that was possible i know a physicist that didn't think it was possible. we are rocket scientists. half of you count 16, half do the t high. you can do it. first you try the 16. don't do the t high yet. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, you keep counting 16. you guys do this. you will start 5 times 3, 3 times. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. >> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, >> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, pause. >> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1. did we end on your 1? >> whoa, you divided 16 into 3 equal parts. did you know you could do that? >> i'm dizzy. okay. well, we are going to end with a t high within a t high like a wheel that goes around and around and around. i want you to figure out there is a multiplecasion problem in here and i want you to see if you can tell us when we are done what it is. something will repeat 3 times. [applause] okay. which one of you figured it out? yes. >> 49, hum... >> i can see how you would say that, why do you say that? there is 49 o

. >> verne: you bet you. >> gary: alabama has a long second on the screen pass they picked up and mettenberger going on. >> verne: 1st down and 10 am thrown for 245 now. hill closing in on his 3rd consecutive 100 yard game. belue made the stop. the only loss on saturday night at home came against number 1 florida. 13-3. that was in 2009. >> gary: that was the tim tebow concussion game? >> verne: yes, it was. 2nd down and 8. under 10 to play. play-action again. mettenberger chased, fires. got it. landry. wow! >> gary: it will be 3rd and short. this was another story of the football game. opponents against alabama, as you look at this play-action pass, came into this game converting 1 out of 4. in this game, lsu is over 50%. they are 8 out of 15. while alabama is 1 for 8. it's the story of the game. >> verne: at the 25. 3rd down, 2. >> [crowd noise]. >> verne: didn't get it. >> gary: no. well left. rolled the dice. because a field goal makes it a 6 point game. >> [crowd noise]. >> gary: if they went for long yards. >> verne: we remember florida and lsu here. 2007. he went for it 5 times. >> gary

has it paid to bet against it in march '09? paid for you to bet against the apocalypse on the debt ceiling debate? >> leading up to the apocalypse, though, it did pay. >> right. >> but i hear you. betting on it, we have to decide, though, steve is this the apocalypse or is a thousand in the s&p -- >> can i quote art that points the end of the world only happens once. it's a trade to time carefully. >> long on the market and lost 600 -- >> i agree. you felt down, that's right. >> you were hoping for it. >> that's right. >> a dangerous market on both side. it's dangerous to be long because they could screw it up and they have a history of screwing things up until they can't anymore and dangerous to be short. if you continue to get the comments likes of which you got today of boehner, mcconnell, reid and pelosi, you will see the reversal and dangerous to be on the other side. >> and nice to hear them conciliatory on both sides and that it seems like a negotiation, not a threat. that, i think, is why the markets will react positively to these k

bets now. but we will see. jake, thank you so much for joining us.nd up next, stand your ground that's become the progressive message to president obama of late, but where does that leave another well-warn phrase pick your battles. we'll talk about that right after the break. tell them it's like being nestled in an eight-way, adjustable, heated and ventilated seat surrounded by a 500-watt sound system while floating on a suspension made of billowy clouds. or you could just hand them your keys. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> obama: if senator mccain and senator graham and others want to go after somebody they should go after me. >> jennifer: that's president obama standing up for susan rice the woman that many believe will become the next secretary of state. with me to talk about the president's new-found moxie is keli goff, she is the political correspondent for the root. keli, welcome back inside "the war room." >> always great to be back. >> jennifer: great to have you. president obama has been known for his cool demeanor. do you think we'll see a more forceful presid

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. >> you bet. you were a first lieutenant in the army.et's start out with how you became a medal of honor recipient. you allowed your men to retreat and get out. and you stayed behind. you did something extraordinary . what did you do? >> well, i had one option left and that was to call artillery on my own position. it was known to everybody. for blocking fire. so that we could separate. >> so friendly fire on your position? >> well, yes. >> extraordinary. and in trying to get out yourself, you eventually became surrounded and hid in a bamboo stick for 8 days. correct. >> i'd say you did okay. you got out okay . but 8 days without food or water. how did you do that? >> i had a lot of help. that's the time that you become spiritual. and you become preoccupied with the requirement for water and eventually that's all you think about. that and staying quiet. >> and after 8 days you did manage to get out. lots of healing, i know. you are in the nomination for this process. about 55 nominations so far. what are you looking for? >> we're looking

welcome inside "the war room." >> thank you for having me. >> jennifer: you bet. curious about the fight there. what went through your head when you heard about this irish woman, and how concerned are you that laws like that could pass in ohio? >> well, it's obviously tragic, and it illustrates that politics can be deadly. politics can kill women if women are not protected. ohio passed the heartbeat bill, and we had it stalled in the senate. the rumor is that a compromise bill has been worked out. it's not been worked out with us, but the anti-choice community in how to outlaw abortion in our state. the rumor is that they'll try to pass it through this lame duck session with the governor's blessing. >> jennifer: is that likely to happen? >> you know, i wouldn't put anything past this legislature. they have passed more anti-choice laws in this last session than in the last ten years combined, and really anything goes with this bunch. >> jennifer: well, ohio is--you know is a moderate state or at least it went for the president this year, which we're all very gratef

. >> you bet: okay. here we go. all right. to stephen, you complete me. stephen. all right.> thanks very much. >> okay, stephen, voters respond to authenticity. so mitt's clear victory in the 1st debate proves his new moderate values are the real ones. >> you are adorable. who got sucked in by romney? who got sucked in? you did! >> no, i didn't. >> yes, you did! >> knock it off. >> who doesn't like it when i talk like this? you don't! >> hey, if anyone "fell for it," it's you hard liners when you nominated mitt. for pete's sake, he gave us romneycare. the inspiration for obamacare! >> which he will repeal and replace! >> with more romneycare! >> which he leaves that up to individual states! and i'm sure mississippi will step right up to the plate. [ laughter ] >> he's looking out for the middle class. >> he's promising a 20% tax cut for the top 1%. >> he's also promising to close their tax loop holes, so they'll still pay the same amount. >> then why cut their taxes? [ laughter ] >> i don't know. but i just don't see how a guy can change his beliefs overnight and still come

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there are not enough things out there to bet on that you have to bet on the election as well. >> so muchn spend the you can bet on an election. >> very interesting because so many of these polls are based on the 2008 model. >> no. >> a serious point. 2008 was an anomalous election year because barack obama was such an extraordinary candidate with such an extraordinary time. the polling could be way off tomorrow night. >> listen up, america. >> a lot of these are based on what you're seeing in terms of polls. >> when you start criticizing the polls you know you lost. >> i was not criticizing. >> criticizing the methodology. one or two balls can be off, but not all of them. melissa: the last time i use number of newspapers that endorse president obama have jumped ship to. there are now 30 newspapers that have switched sides and are endorsing mitt romney this time around. that is a pretty big deal, especially when you look here in new york. you know, the daily news was very much a left-leaning paper. came out and swap sides. i mean, how would you? i will let you go first because you're so a

. >> verne: you bet you. >> gary: alabama has a long second on the screen pass they picked up and mettenberger going on. >> verne: 1st down and 10 am thrown for 245 now. hill closing in on his 3rd consecutive 100 yard game. belue made the stop. the only loss on saturday night at home came against number 1 florida. 13-3. that was in 2009. >> gary: that was the tim tebow concussion game? >> verne: yes, it was. 2nd down and 8. under 10 to play. play-action again. mettenberger chased, fires. got it. landry. wow! >> gary: it will be 3rd and short. this was another story of the football game. opponents against alabama, as you look at this play-action pass, came into this game converting 1 out of 4. in this game, lsu is over 50%. they are 8 out of 15. while alabama is 1 for 8. it's the story of the game. >> verne: at the 25. 3rd down, 2. >> [crowd noise]. >> verne: didn't get it. >> gary: no. well left. rolled the dice. because a field goal makes it a 6 point game. >> [crowd noise]. >> gary: if they went for long yards. >> verne: we remember florida and lsu here. 2007. he went for it 5 times. >> gary

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. >> you can't pick a winner? >> i would lose that bet cenk: we'll tell you about ohio and of course, the elbow of the day which is actually four elbows this time around. i'm not going to ask you to guess them all thomas jefferson said that a successful democracy depended on an informed electorate. our country's future depends on you. to help you make informed decisions, watch current tv's politically direct lineup. only on current tv. take the time to learn about the issues. don't just vote, vote smart. kucinich. >> cenk: ohio critical in this election. we'll get a no poll, 46-48 president obama in the lead. that is one of the smaller leads, but the overall average obama at 48.9% and romney at 46.6%. even there about a 3 point lead, two to 3 point lead in ohio, so that's pretty good. what's happening in ohio? obviously romney's trying to undo that with an onslaught of ads. >> here in ohio, president obama's failed economic and trade policies with china destroyed thousands of jobs. >> i am here in ohio supporting obama for his reelection.

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you bet it can. this is time dilation.me dilation by comparing clocks from different frames of reference. say, from the earth and from a high-speed rocket ship. now, a clock can be anything that measures periodic intervals of time. to simplify, we're gonna let the ticks of our clock be periodic flashes of light. look at the light flashes emitted by the stationary rocket ship. now, some time goes by before they reach the distant planet. but since there's no relative motion involved, successive flashes get to the planet at regularly-spaced intervals. that's to say, both the sender and the receiver will agree on the time intervals between the flashes. now, there's nothing unusual about this. but suppose the rocket ship moves. look at the doppler effect. an observer sees the flashes at shorter intervals. suppose the ship moves fast enough so an observer sees the flashes at intervals twice as short as the ship sends them. then if the ship moves away, just as fast now, an observer's gonna see intervals twice as long. like if the

you bet. when you have 8 million people in need with roads damaged, infrastructure broken dam, and flooding everywhere, we cannot be there that passed, and we feel bad about that. a mecham back, we are joined by three people from the democracy now! team. so important to talk about who was there on the ground when the superstorm hit. >> in a moment, we will be going to ohio to talk about voter suppression with our lieberman. before we do that, a moment ago, we played a clip of the staten island borough president talking about the lack of american red cross response, and the red cross apologizing, saying this was a massive storm. they said afterwards, thisas such a massive storm, it was difficult to get there. democracy now! has been on the run from the beginning. we are both to talk about who was there. we are joined by our senior producer mike burke, our social media director, who lives in red hook, and steve martinez, who lives in new jersey, the hardest-hit area of the storm. jessica, let's b

. >> jennifer: you bet. peaker's move now what do you think he will ask for in addition to maybe what we have described here? and when do you think that he will come back with a plan? >> i think what we have to look for next week is, you know, the speaker coming back with some sort of plan that asks for more spending cuts. the president the initial plan that he put forward today through secretary geithner had some $400 billion in spending cuts, that was a big gap between that and the revenue that the president was asking form i think the speaker will come back and say went much bigger spending cuts, we want them to take effect immediately along with any revenue that we want. and the speaker going to look for big drastic changes in medicare medicaid and perhaps social security. >> jennifer: i agree. and i don't know that -- i believe that social security will be absolutely a no go with this -- with the democratic congress. do you think that the plan today that the president put on the table shows that he's fle

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. >> no, you can't. i'll bet you on that. >> happy to bet it. >> how did japan's market do?y boom market peaked in the early to mid-90s. they've been down for years and years and years. >> and we behave nothing like japan. they started their quantitative easing programs -- >> no, we're doing the same thing as japan, qe. they buy endless qe. >> first of all, they were five years late to start their quantitative easing process. five years late to start the zero interest program. our market has behaved radically different from that of japan. so has our economy. >> 2008 to 2009 wasn't straight down? >> no, 2007 of october. >> it's gone down and up for 20 years. >> guys, how about a near-term question? the market is so focused on taxes right now. we're looking at anticipation of higher taxes, so that has triggered so much selling. do you expect more year-end selling? how much further does this market go down over the near term going into year end given the fact that we don't know where tax rates are going to be yet and we're waiting on the fiscal cliff fix? >> well, i would bet t

>> you bet i did. >> jennifer: do you think republicans should continue to sign these pledges blindly? >> there are people who are activists on both sides of the aisle. i do believe raising taxes would be a last resort -- >> jennifer: but j.d. i'm talking about pledging signing a pledge saying you will never raise taxes ever no matter what the circumstances are. do you think that is a smart move? >> i tell you what, i was very comfortable signing that pledge -- >> but do you think it's a smart move? >> i think that horse has already left the barn -- >> going forward -- >> there will be increased revenue -- the thing we need to do is get something meaningful in return. >> under clinton when they raised taxes we got welfare reform. i think it should be reducing the deductions -- >> jennifer: which is raising taxes on people. >> but we need something in return. >> jennifer: i agree with that. you guys i'm so sorry we have to end this great right on right fight. duf sundheim and j.d. hayworth. up next at attention washington that group of smart, strong competent and then how'd i get this.

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you voting for? oh, me too. >> i bet you have been a vegetarian. i bet you have voted for ralph neighedder and part of the green party. >> i have been a black panther, it doesn't matter. whatever it takes. >> isn't that what you are looking for in a relationship too is -- >> somebody you can lie to? >> they say opposites attract and i think i know where you are going. is that a phrase? if you are spending your life with somebody you want somebody that will challenge you and you can have interesting discussions with and provocative discussions with. i don't want to meet a person just like me. that would be boring. >> guys wanted the same everything. >> what i want to know, joe, is do your beliefs and the beliefs of your talking car ever disagree? >> we are in the middle of a power crisis in new york. i am wearing what i have. >> you don't have any clothes ? >> i have been sleeping on bill's couch for five nights. >> and that's my coat, you jerk. >> how is that thig different? aren't you always on his couch? >> we have different political beliefs and

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