and in point of fact,he media research center, bozell's group pointi out, younow, major newspapers not even mentiing the most important ment and question of the night. >> well, even thoughhe are not and there's no point in ving anyxpectation that u're going to see "the new york times" and the washgton post come forward with that, the american people aren't stupid. you know what? when it gets down to it, they can read through this, and they can see that the president kept telling them for weeks that it was all abou a video, and it's clear now d evidence that it wasn't, and they are able to access enough informatn without the filter of "the new york times" and the mainstream, big networks that, frankly, i think that it'soing todo more damage to e networks than it will to mitt romney, and it will do more damage to barackbama's credibility for t coming clean with the american people. lou: we're asking tonight, has americaade up its mind on who will be the next president, what do you ink? >> i think a lot of americans have made up their mind, i think that group o undecided vters is increasi

everyone avoided him. >> well, younow, i'm of the opinion that all of the old days are gone.he day where you could scare people and say, oh, republicans will take away your medicare. neil: you're right, you're right. absolutely right. here we go again. i want, if republicans really mean what they say and i think they do, and democrats anhat they say about eventually getting entitlements under control and i actually want to say i believe they do, is it just the election we've got to get past, toach side, things calm down and that's whene get something done or what? >> i fear maybe things will have to get worse in our country and we'll have to approach a debt crisis before people will be serious about it because people do worry about the polics of this. they're afraid to say that the age for social security or the age for medicare needs to gradually rise in order to save these programs. people are still afraid to say that. but i think if you're hnest, i think right now the election and the population has changed where i think they actually will reward people who are honest and

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neil: well younow, i'm not blowing you smoke, senator but the reason why i always enjoyed chatting withyoua them as you see them and get risk of getting rapped on both sides. i mention the republican thing. you criticized romney approach on defense spendin notivi an inch and somethg has to give there. there is certainly room for cutting in defense. that brought out everybody and uncle in the conservative moment, no, n defense is sacrosct. you were sayg it isn't. it should be the pt of whathod be looked a in every dget overhaul. >> ultimate comomise. only way you eer balance the budget conservatives like myself believetional defense is ry important, compromise, not every dollar is spent on the military is sacred and well-spt. liberals i not every doar on welfare is well spt. we compromise and bring both down. do compromise in washington. we raise military spendi and ise domestic spending every year. that's why we're a trillion dollars in the hole. neil: we can find a middle ground. not that i could broker a deal, sometimes, senator falls on me to save the country. maybe what we can do is wh

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melissa: younow. i le the basic idea of it because you tax things you want to discourage. a lot of sense with smokesing for example. if you raise price of something you create a bck market especially people in these casings, talking about violent crimes they're already dealing in something illegal to add a black market for bullets doesn't seem like that big of a stretch. >> we already have a black market unfortunately bullets an guns unfortunately in this city but in the country. i don't think we're creating any kind of a new market. we're going to the root of the problem, these machines of death and destruction that are on our streets get there illegally and people illegally purchase them. something like 68% of the guns and bullets ro he treeved in the city of chicago are purchased legally and then resoldon the bck market. so again, if we could ris dollars from that and discourage that, that's why, i think it is a good idea and i support the president in her attempt to do this. melissa: go to chris rock's example? whats five cecents going to do? he is advocating $5,000 a

and we'll let younow how that works t.but so far a lot of deas have been missed, and a lot has been stonewalled, if you will. and the budget, the budget, presidt obamthis year released his 2013 budget the deadline for a third year in a w. of cour, the two times that congress did vote on the president's budget request both times it was voted down unanimously. so he's, he has a little trouble th that. and, of course, there's dodd-frank. now, this is the one that's got wall street all excited and much of the country because dodd-frank is going to help business and restore sanity -- i'm kidding. it i considereto be a disaster. dodd-frank, the president loves to tout how he's reining in wall street, but his administration has missed, are you ready? ju 60%. now, this is one i would love to hear adebate about, howhe could miss 60% of the rulemaking deadlines. if you care about regulations as much as he says he does, don't you think that you would do a little better than that? by the way, only a third of dodd-frank has been written. and by the way, written b regulators, not by congress, but written by

delay with the hope that that delay produces an agreemen on a simpler tax system, a budget reform, younow, hope always sprin eernal but you and i are probably old enough to remember it doesn't always pan out that way. so you get your delay. the markets don't share our collective hopend confidence that you strike a deal. they might sell off, righ oh, and agencies might say, oh, you're punting again, you washington. and there will be hell to pay, a big market selloff. what dyou think? >> neil, i think some of the actity you're seeinggin the market right now today and more recently ts week may be anticipating the fiscal cliff and theack of wiingness or,ovement toward addressing it. there, again, i will repeat self. the is nothing good that will come outor allowing us t go over the cliff. neil: you're exactly right james, thanks for taking time. >> my pleasure. neil: what is the 25th anniversary, is it gol, silver? i have no idea. it is not a happy one. always good having you, james. thank you very much. >> thank you very mu, neil. neil: the way i will be monday forhe final that's presidtial

um -- younow, it has worked out so well that i can't look back and say, gee, if i had only done thisad of that it would have been better. it was a little strange to study engineering and work for an a year and a half and get a master's when in fact i wanted to be a journalist. >> rose: so why did you do it? >> well, you know, it was partly the era of post-sputnik and i had an uncle who was an engineer and i really didn't know. culturally my background growing up in the bronx i didn't understand what it was like to be a journalist. how do you go about being a journalist. i didn't kn so i took the path of looers resistance. >> rose: and found out you could apply those kinds of -- the training you had and the way of thinking that you developed? >> specifically i started as a science writer which was my bridge from engineering to journalism. >> rose: science writing has exploded, too, and business writing has exploded. >> absolutely. the turning point to business journalism-- which i thought of as a reporter when i first started, it changed in the mid-'70s with the arab oil embargo, the

london fill harmon milk, the manager of the philharmonic one day came to me and said, maestro, yo younowthe players are a little bit -- when they ask a question and you answer, no, they take this answer a little bit with some difficulty. i said, why? because it sounds so direct. no. i said, look. it is a question of language. i am italian and you are english, in english, a negative answer is the same thing, n-0. and he said, well, yes but, you know, you say n-o. we said, nooo. >> and that gives the impression that maybe there is a possibility. >> it is the same thing but with some possibility. i am not authoritarian. i have a grandchild that is almost five years old. his name is riccardo muti like me and he walks like me. he talks like me, and this comes from my family. i had parents very -- with great discipline, and teachers with great discipline, so i was trained to -- but out of the podium, i think people know me very well. i am a different person. of course, on the podium i cannot be a buffoon. i cannot -- and i don't ask with a buying smile asking for a favor. i have an idea, and i

>> younow, he is running on the same platform he has run on through the republican party primary.country is a center right country. they want to have less federal spending. they want to get us on the path to a balanced budget. they want free enterprise driven economy that fosters job creation on a government-centered economy that fosters economic stagnation. one of the tngs that i think people didn't understand is mitt romney's record as a governor of massachusetts. very deeply democratic state and his ability to work across the aisle to get things done with an 85% democratic electorate. >> i think the point that's being made is that the governor of massachusetts and the guy who is running -- who ran for president in the primaries sometimes seemed to be at odds with one another. let me just play you something first, which is sort of a romney then and now. one is from the primary and one is from this "des moines register" and the subject is abortion. >> in my view if we had justices like roberts, alito, scalia, and more justices like that, they might well decide to return this issu

thand, younow, when you bring up things like the mass sale of fraudulent mortgage backed securities,t's just like you say, it's always somebody else who made that mistake. you wknow, we dn't know at the time that we were selling billions and billions of dollars of junk and we were dumping this on pension funds and foreign trade unions. it was always somebody else who was doing that. and they also have built up this very, very powerful insulating psychological justification for their lifestyle. they've adopted the sort of point of view where they genuinely believe that they are the wealth creators and that they should get p every advanta and break, whereas everybody else is a parasite, and they're living off of tm. so when you bring up to them, for instance, how is it that nobody, despite this mass epidemic of fraud that appears to have happened before the 2008 crash, how come nobody of consequence has gone to jail after that? they always, you know, they always argue against more regulation, and more enforcemene because they say we need room, we need air to breathe, room to crte jobs,

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