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. >> the president obama will dispute that, citing bin laden, winding down the war in afghanistan and iraq and cite some foreign policy successes. >> well, winding down the war in afghanistan and withdrawing from iraq are two excellent examples of weakness leaving us more exposed and making the sacrifice that we with made i we made in y questionable as eye ira iran ins its influence, leaving the real possibility in afghanistan that al-qaeda and the taliban will take control again, endangering the fragile governo government n pakistan where its arsenal of nuclear weapons could come into the hands of radicals and terrorists and giving the signal all around the middle east that the united states cannot stand up for its successes. >> what about what happened in benghazi? the consulate was attacked twice, it was bombed. they wanted to assassinate the british ambassador. the cia knew within 24 hours it was a terrorist attack, and now we find out there was a drone apparently videoing it. we see the attack in real-time in washington. >> the people in the consulate knew this was not a demonstration that had

was roundly criticized for it. remember last week in the second debate he tried to pin president obama down on whether or not he had used the order counterterrorism. and he had. governor romney was wrong about that. the republicans have have reacted and i think there is a danger in going after the president on this issue. frankly i think the president has managed this pretty well. that ought to be the central issue, i would think, of this debate. >> eliot: the risk of the republicans, they overpoliticize an issue that americans do not want to see politicized and then romney bungling that lawyering against the president and candy crowly said you're wrong, governor romney. and then for a record that is not pristine i will say in how the president has spoken about this. and you said it was unfortunate where you rattled off a litany of issues that has been brought to this assault in bengahzi. how do we bring in relationship what we want to do globally with the economic power. that is something that has not been discussed at all in the course of the campaign. >> and it's facing the united states

. with president obama locked down in debate prep, our new poll shows romney supporters fired up as never before. >>> the comeback, a brand-new sign of the housing recovery. why this couple thinks they're going to make $60,000 in a matter of months and why it's good for your neighborhood. >>> classroom controversy. they are inexpensive language classes offered around the country for kids in budget-strapped school districts. wait until you hear who is paying for the teachers. >>> and living on the edge. the man who jumped down from space. tonight, we tell you what it felt like inside that suit to rocket through the stratosphere at 800 miles per hour. >>> good evening on this monday night. as we come on the air, the countdown is on to the big rematch between president obama and governor mitt romney. the next presidential debate just one day away, and here's where we are tonight, both men were hunkered down preparing for another duel, and a new poll shows president obama facing new headwinds. the abc news/"washington post" poll out today shows enthusiasm among obama supporters faltering while gover

up is not correlating with some sort of obama going down on his job rating. >> right. >> and that is -- >> could it be that the president outran his string? could it be he outran his string? his good news has come too late? >> that's a very strong possibility. >> the housing market is up, job claims are going down -- >> but it came two months too late. i think the best thing to happen to romney was that first debate. you had 70 million people who finally saw him, not the caricature in the tv ads. they saw him in the flesh. i'll tell you what, i have been talking to a lot of swing folks in places like new hampshire, places like florida last couple days. operatives in both parties in those swing states, and they say that was a huge moment because for the first time people saw, yes, this is somebody who could be a plausible alternative. it doesn't mean they were willing to sort of buy the right there, but, yeah, i can live here. >> they let him in the house. once you let him in the house, it's hard to say get out of the house. >> here is a fun little nugget -- >> he's si

poll shows a tight race down there with mitt romney leading obama by one. that's numbers are so close, 49%, 48%. in north carolina ppp has romney up two, 49%, 47%. in pennsylvania president obama's lead is down to four points. obama, 49%, romney, 45%. in ohio, president obama's firewall seems to be holding there. the new ppp poll there has obama up by five, 51%, 46%. in new mexico a new "albuquerque journal" poll has the president up ten. boy, these states are different, 39%, 39%. ten points there. former new mexico governor gary johnson running as a libertarian. he's probably hurting the republican side. look at this number from arizona, new rocky mountain brc poll has the president leading by two, 44% to 42%. that's arizona. we'll be right back. centrum® silver in every bottle you get the number one doctor and pharmacist recommended, most complete multivitamin backed by thirty years of science. try centrum® silver. visit centrum-dot-com for your three dollar coupon. olaf's pizza palace gets the most rewards of any small business credit card! pizza!!!!! [ garth ] olaf's small busin

pays for that. >> romney: reduction on government land is down. >> obama: no it isn't governor. >> romney: it's down 9%. >> obama: governor romney invested in companies who were pioneers to outsourcing to china china. >> romney: have you looked as your pension. >> obama: it's not as big at yours. >> romney: you'll get your chance in a moment. i'm still speaking. >> he's getting mad. >> obama: the suggestion that anybody on my team from the secretary of state, our u.n. ambassador, anybody on my team would play politics or mislead when we lost four of our own governor is offensive. >> romney: because it took the president 14 days before he called the attack in bengahzi an act of terror. >> obama: get the transcript. >> he did. >> eliot: here a breakdown of last night's debate. i'm joined by james buddy mcgirt welterweight champion of the world now promoteer and president of bella entertainment lou dibella. thank you for coming in. who won the debate. put it in boxing terms knock out, tko. >> obama fought exactly the opposite he fought the first fight, the first debate. he must h

to be the designated driver. of course we're down to the final months of the president's term. as presidents -- [ applause ] as president obama surveys the waldorf banquet room, with everyone in white tie and finery, you have to wonder what he's thinking. so little time, so much to redistribute. people seem to be very curious as to how we prepare for the debates. let me tell you what i do. first refrain from alcohol for 65 years before the debate. second, find the biggest available straw man and then just mersly attack it. big bird didn't even see it coming. and by the way, in the spirit of "sesame street" the presidents remarks are brought to you by the letter "o" and the number 16 trillion. campaigns can be gruelling, exhausting. president obama and i are each very lucky to have one person always in our corner, someone we can lean on and someone who's a comforting presence without whom we wouldn't be able to go another day. i have my beautiful wife, ann. he has bill clinton. >> pretty good. president obama followed with some comments about his first debate performance before taking a few d

, economy, health care, all to romney. likability is down for obama and there is good reason. biden did not help him at all. >> we will see what the polls say next wednesday or thursday. >> we have to take a break. >> and what were the favorite moments of the debate? ♪ fare thee well ♪ farewell ♪ mr. gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah ♪ ♪ >> bob, i have to ask you who that is? welcome back to the five. time for the favorite moment from the did he gate. >> i thought this was the most clear concise and damning indictment of the obama record over the last four years that we 6 ever heard especially on national television. >> number of people that are still looking for work is still 23 million americans. there are more people in poverty. how about food stamps? when he took office, today 47 million people are on food stamps. how about the growth of the economy? it's growing more slowly this year than the last year. more slowly last year than the year before. the only reas

two, 49%, 47%. in pennsylvania president obama's lead is down to four points. obama, 49%, romney, 45%. in ohio, president obama's firewall seems to be holding there. the new ppp poll there has obama up by five, 51%, 46%. in new mexico a new "albuquerque journal" poll has the president up ten. boy, these states are different, 39%, 39%. ten points there. former new mexico governor gary johnson running as a libertarian. he's probably hurting the republican side. look at this number from arizona, new rocky mountain brc poll has the president leading by two, 44% to 42%. that's arizona. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "hardball." ahead of tomorrow's big showdown on long island, both president obama and mitt romney have been deep in debate prep today. according to politico, romney's camp is apparently so confident with the candidate's answers their focus has been on stylistic matters such as reminding him to lean into the questioners as if he's in a one-on-one conversation. according to the "new york times," the president is practicing how to challenge romney without seeming rude.

the government. in terms of knocking down the obama's claims, and he correctly pointed out that the obama has cut energy production on federal lands, and he scored. >> it's interesting to me that the romney campaign has this large national theme, the economy isn't working for you, here's how we can fix it. obama has a microstrategy, like they're trying to run 10 governors races, so he emerges as mr. coal for southeast ohio. >> yes. >> and western virginia, microtargeting strategies. it's an interesting distinction. >> it is an interesting distinction. i want to know where is the demand for details on how he will achieve all the things he's promising. they want details on romney's tax codes. how will the president create jobs? another achievement of romney was that he exposed the president's lack of leadership. he says, where's the plan to fix entitlements? that's a theme he needs to hit on in the next debates in the days to come. >> when we come back, the president may have been more spirited in this week's debate, but not more specific. when will he play out his agenda for the next four years? >

the attack on the consulate in benghazi, president obama sat down with steve kroft of "60 minutes" for a previously scheduled interview. it had been about 14 hours since the attack and the president told kroft he did not believe it was due simply to mob violence. >> you're right that this is not a situation that was exactly the same as what happened in egypt and my suspicion is that there are folks involved in this who were looking to target americans from the start. >> reporter: shortly after, that he stepped into the rose garden and spoke of the killing of four americans as if it were a terrorist attack. >> no acts of terror will ever shake the resolve of this great vetion. >> reporter: he was reflecting the judgment of u.s. intelligence which, according to one official, concluded in the hours immediately after the attack it was an act of terror. but four days later, susan rice, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., appeared on "face the nation" and made the attack sound more like a violent demonstration than an act of terror. >> soon after that spontaneous protest began outside of o

think they might have moved his numbers down slightly on obama but still at 66% and i think he thinks that north carolina goes to him. >> to obama. >> to obama. i think if you're obama you spend all your time in ohio, harden that up and call it a day. >> you keep sending the first lady down to snk income. the north carolina question is certainly about what's going to happen at the presidential level but part of what is sad, the end of bev purdue decided not to seek re-election. i went to college in north carolina, grad school in north carolina, deep love for the state and distressed at the fact that she was the thin blue line between what was going on with that republican legislature and so, you know, part of what they need to do there is to continue to make sure that there's a democratic presence, not only in -- for this particular presidential election but in a much broader sense. >> let's talk about sort of the demographics and, you know, the one -- one of the things the president has done is opened up a lot of states that were heretofore solidly red and turned them shades of purpl

went to mitt romney. this time around, president obama says they are not going down without a fight. this is a town-hall format with questions coming from the audience. the candidates will push their own agendas. aides say they will bring up romney's tax ad and the 47% comments recorded at a fund raiser. romney will focus on boosting his likeability. >> for mitt romney? the number one piece of advice is to engage with the questioners. in town halls, he has the tendency to back away. >> the daily tracking poll still has president obama ahead by two points which essentially breaks down to a tie. you can watch the debate live from hofstra university here on nbc bay area. that will start at 6:00 sharp. >>> a man who turned down a panhandler's request for money is recovering. 25-year-old jesus cruz approached the man saturday afternoon and asked him for catch. when the man said no, gabrielle cruz hit him in the face and searched his pockets, but found nothing. police arrested cruz a block away. >>> marla, in a desperate search for a pilot and plane is on hold for right now. the faa says

on government land is down. >> obama: no it isn't romney: production is down 14% and production of gas is down 9% >> obama: just not true romney: it's absolutely true. look there's no question but the people recognize that we have not produced more oil and gas on federal lands and in federal waters and coal production is not up. coal jobs are not up. i was just at a coal facility where some 1200 people lost their jobs. the right course for america is to have a true all of the above olicy. i don't think anyone really believes that you're a person who is is going to be pushing for oil and gas and coal. you'll get your chance in a moment. i'm still speaking. the answer is i don't believe people think that's the case... that wasn't a question. that was a statement. i don't think the american people believe that. i will fight for oil, coal and natural gas. the proof of whether a strategy is working or not is what the price is that you're paying at the pump. if you're paying less than you paid a year or two ago, why then the strategy is working. but you're paying more. when theresident took office the

. that's why we're shutting it down. now he's out there as the champion of coal. president obama calling him mr. coal. >> obama: now he's running around talking like he's mr. coal. [ laughter ] come on! come on! you know that's not on the level. did anybody actually look at that guy and think man, he's really into coal? >> bill: you think of mitt romney standing there ramrod straight in his -- i don't know what kind of suit he wears -- >> he looks like mr. coal. >> bill: brian schweitzer, you think of mr. coal. he's our coal guy. but mitt romney. again, he shuts down a plant because it kills and now he's out there -- it is like he banned assault weapons when he was governor of massachusetts. and then running for president he's all for them because the nra is for them. >> there are so many flip-flops, this could be a huge flip-flop. it would be a huge story but there are just so many to choose from it is like take your pick on which one you want to get the most outraged about. >> bill: he makes john kerry loo

by obama. >> no golf! laying down the law. >> you know, maggie, in terms of what obama needs to do, as hugo says, clearly he's not going to go out there and take a bite out of mitt romney's neck, as maybe joe biden -- >> god, that would be good. >> or his ear, right. >> if you look at the numbers on the debate, i mean, i think that we talked about the direction of the country. the fact that americans are more optimistic now. certainly we talk about unemployment rates, there's been a lot of debunking of the bls numbers. there's been a lot of discussions about how accurate they are. but there are jobs being created, and americans seem to think that the economy is improving. "the washington post"/abc poll of likely voters asked if their opinion changed after the first debate. 72% said there was no change. you know -- sorry, as far as the president and their impression of the president. 37% had a better impression of mitt romney. 47%, no change. so, i mean, as bad -- mitt romney clearly, his positives have gone up, but the president, 72% of the likely voters didn't think there was much of a cha

better. but paul ryan had this sickly sweet and semi smile and smug. obama was disastrous looking down all the time. joe biden had the smile takick. none of it was good. if you put the camera on trout's while i was talking and he is going like this -- on charles while i was talking and he is going like this. >> what i am talking about on strength is, if i sit here and i lie about charles -- what happens is that the legitimate response is one of anger. you're lying again and i will not take it. the president was an emotional when romney was openly fabricating about administration policy and his own positions and his failure to show any emotion , that the lied to viewers and voters a sense of weakness. >> see you next week. >> for a transcript to this broadcast, right to inside washington. >> brought to you in part by the american federation of government employees, proud to make america work. for more information about afge and membership, visit

: the giants fall in gae one of the n-l-c-s. but the fans aren't giving up hope . buckling down. president obama and mitt romney prepae for their next debate. how mister obama plans to changs tactics. and fearless felix living uo his name. the leap that's helped him land a spot in te record books. join us for cbs 5 eyewitnes, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, thunderstorms, 75 degrees. atlanta, morning showers, 74. st. louis, mostly sunny, 70 degrees. denver, partly sunny 77 and seattle rain 61 degrees. >>> dozens of people were hurt at a fireworks accident in china. some of the fireworks fell on to the crowd saturday. about 100 people were injured. many suffering skin burns. some were hospitalized. police are trying to determine the cause of the accident. >>> in italy at least three days of pre-trial hearings are scheduled to begin today in the "costa concordia" disaster. the ship's captain francesco schettino is expected to attend. he has said he's not fully to blame for the disaster. the ship struck a rock and capsized when it sailed cl

republican governor. >> reporter: but in denver, on that debate stage, president obama failed utterly to counterpunch, looking down, avoiding eye contact, and any real confrontation. disinterested, even disheartened. >> i said i'm not a perfect man and i wouldn't be a perfect president and that's probably a promise governor romney thinks i've kept. >> reporter: the repercussions of that night have proved tectonic. >> we're taking back the white house. thank you so very much, thank you. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, romney is generating big crowds and new enthusiasm. republicans are stoked. key groups, especially women, are moving into his camp and he knows why. >> i had a debate about a week ago. i enjoyed that a great deal. i got to be honest. >> reporter: president obama, stung by criticism and some self-criticism, has ratcheted up his intensity on the stump and is drawing big crowds too. >> i still believe in you and i hope you still believe in me. we'll finish what we started. >> reporter: and the president's supporters got a bit of a boost from vice president biden's spirit

's not just the top 2 percent. teaching mitt romney received a be down. >> obama came out a strong second. obama winced see in in and around the wins with fox. >> you to watch the debate over a again for the first time if you missed it on our web site kron 4 doubt come. >> off the san francisco giants play today in st. louis. the first pit i have nof fun in this ball park but to face the card was the home will be good. >> stay with kron 44 highlights following today's game. if the weather in st. louis is not looking so hot and we may be dealing with some rainy conditions. >> and they will have a lot of work to do. we are at pier 80 and this this--about what happened yester a c 72 the oracle racing boat was going out for some test runs about 3:00 p.m. when you can see that hit hit a wave and capsized. the wing on top of the boat snapped sending the boat upside- down. a strong current came through started sending the boat out to sea. it was under the golden gate bridge and out to sea and they were having a really hard time getting this $8 million boat under control. we did speak with the c

. president obama has met with benjamin netanyahu, and the white house and the democrats play down any possible rift in all this. it does matter a does the critical issue that mitt romney and president obama have addressed in the parks and that's the threat of a nuclear program, nuclear weapons program, by iran. iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad has been doing lots of saber-rattling, speaking at the u.n. recently, making lots of noise. that's a big issue, too. in the upcoming debate, you'll hear foreign policy through its entirety, not viewed as one of mitt romney's strong suits. he's argued that the entire campaign should be focused on jobs and the economy so he could speak about his own performance in the private sector. a big test for mitt romney. after all that happens, whether foreign policy can have a direct effect or not, the polls are tied, tied in the battleground states. there's a surge for mitt romney in virginia and florida, climbed back into a tight race in ohio. out west of the mississippi, polls suggesting things have shifted back to president obama and democrats in

digs debate. both president obama and governor mitt romney prepping for the last show down, taking a break from any events on the campaign trail, today. according to a series of new polls the race is in a statistical dead heat. but in battleground states, support is swinging towards governor mitt romney. one more person has died from fungal meningitis linked to tainted steroid injections and the death toll is at 21 and the gross outbreak which spans 16 states has been linked to an injectable steroid used to treat back and joint pain and more than 270 cases have been reported so far but officials believe 14,000 people have been exposed to the shots. i'm kelly wright, we take you back now to "bulls and bears." for all the latest headlines, log onto foxnews.com. >> from an empty nest back to a full one. a new survey of homeowners revealing one in three are planning for their adult kids or parents to move in with them in the near future. you might think it is a terrible indicator for the economy. but, john, you actually say it is good news? >> i think it is. you have to stop somewhere,

. >> obama: production is up. >> romney: production on oil on land is 14% and production of gas is down 9%. >> obama: that's not true. >> romney: you're a person who will push for oil gas and coal. you'll get your chance in a moment. i'm still speaking. >> obama: well, i want to answer your question. >> romney: that was not a question. have you looked at your pension. >> obama: you know i don't look at my pension. it's not as big as yours. it wouldn't take as long. i don't check it that often. >> romney: let me give you some advice, look at your pension. >> cenk: let me give you some advice, mitt romney stop talking. mitt romney was totally misleading on the oil from federal land. do you know what happened under obama's watch? oil production went up 14%. what is romney talking about? one year where permits went down. why did it go down? because the bp disaster. they put a moratorium for one year. even despite that production went up. do you want to keep going romney. >> obama: please proceed governor. >> cenk: by all means but let's be fair to romney he had a really good moment in the deb

depression. we work too hard to let this country go down that path again. >> mr. obama told supporters voters will soon be able to choose between, quote, a top down policies that got us into this mess or policies that he says are moving the country toward economic recovery. >>> mitt romney is in new york this noontime but he hasn't made any public appearances. so far, he has not made any public speeches. tonight he and president obama will attend a charity fund- raiser in new york city. the dinner is a light hearted bipartisan political tradition. it raised funds for roman catholic programs in new york. >>> tuesday's debate intensified the battle for women's votes. there was a beener put together by a massachusetts nonpartisan women's coalition. >> after governor romney was elected, we worked really hard to vet qualified women candidates. there were hundreds of resumes that we put together and disstrutted and gave to the administration. >> president obama held a lead with political women vote nears polls but some surveys say romney was gain ground prior to the debate. >>> the police agency ma

that anybody has quite said this as flatly that i'm going to say this. i think obama won this hands-down, i really think he was strong, not just stronger than he was, but stronger in many of the areas that some of us commentators have missed. on women, the hispanics, he hit the base really hard. some of those folks felt disparity, i think he needs to show up on that. larry, i think you made a great point, but it is not valued. but what obama tried to do at the opening of this debate was really lay out a plan, he talked about manufacturing, he talked about exports and tax incentives, education, opportunity and fiscal ideas that will truly get the budget on the sustainable path. i just thought he was firing on all cylinders, did a great job, the last hour was terrible for mitt romney, both on benghazi -- >> let's talk to rob portman, a member of the senate budget committee, john, over to you. >> maria, thank, senator portman, i know you don't have a lot of time. but plainly, president obama was a lot stronger this time around. how does this net out in your home state of ohio which could be th

weeks away. the presidential candidates are getting ready for their show down. president obama and the challenger mitt romney are busy studying. their running mates are campaigning in must win states. paul ryan was in pennsylvania and ohio .poles show president obama in the lead. >>> preparing for tomorrow night's big debate in boca raton florida. you can watch that. face the nation is. coming up at 8:30. talking about foreign policy and his state's role in the race of if white house. >> and on the local political front the state's political watchdog commission says a nation to a san jose city council campaign is illegal and must be returned the donation to a campaign came from a political action committee that's controlled by san jose major chuck reed the city's police officers association complained that the donation -- about it to the california fair political practices commission. their response. we re issued the letter calling for her to disi vow this illegal transfer of money to a committee that's supporting her reelection. even today they're out together coordinating cam

. >> oh, now you're jack kennedy. >> this tuesday night it's back to the main events. barack obama probably will tone it down a bit from biden's intensity. he's going to try to make romney look insincere. here's how bill clinton pulled it off with a gentle dismissal of bob dole in their town hall-style debate back in 1996. >> i think wisdom comes from age, experience and intelligence. and if you have some of each -- and i have some of each age, some experience, some intelligence. >> i can tell you that i don't think he's too old to be president. it's the age of his ideas that i question. >> that's letting him down easy, isn't it? the question, is his challenger is right there with him some terms of the polling. he has to be perhaps a little more forceful, how does he put it together? >> he's got to find that place. they've been struggling in terms of trying to find -- they made it through the crucial decision back in the spring, which was to paint romney not as a flip-flopper, but to paints him as a right-wing extremist. and that worked for them from the spring through the summer a

that president obama pinned down mitt romney on what he was going to do to get to that $5 trillion deficit he'll make up with the tax reformation plan. it was a wonky debate. it has oxford and cambridge rules to it. jim lehrer said at the outset he would put out a big question. he couldn't control them when it came to time again. that's an issue. people were able it to match them up. tonight we'll have greater variety. tonight we hear more about medicare and hear more about social security and age eligibility, my guess is. how are you going to get those 12 million jobs that you have promised the american people specifically? i think the vice presidential debate is another wonky, pretty od debate. they went at each other. >> it's a fun one. >> these are two practice guys, two irish catholic political warriors. they got into the game because they love it a lot. they have more in common personally than differences, but it played out i agree with him more than i do with him. >> tom, one final question. what are the pit fafalls for ea candidate in tonight's debate? >> my guess is there will be a s

. romney is right and obama is wrong. actually, that is what it is. megyn: he says it may have gone down because these oil companies are sitting there and not using federal lands for the user plans. >> he doesn't like it, drilling, and he took away these leases from oil companies because he really wanted to cut down on drilling. the oil companies point out. you don't know whether you have oil underneath the ground or not. it takes a long time to figure out whether it is there or not. the president says we are not waiting for that. megyn: i want to ask you about gas prices here. mitt romney went after president obama and barack obama had an interesting explanation for the increase in prices. listen to this. >> when i took office, the price of gasoline was $1.86. why is that? because the economy was on the verge of collapse. because we were about to go through the recession. megyn: so he was saying that we have to have a bad economy if we want low gas prices again? >> the gas prices are up. >> think of it this way. unemployment in the three months after president obama was elected and when

. moving on to some other stories in the news. from campaign 2012 -- obama's speech comes down to one word -- vote. no fewer than half a dozen times obama has urged reporters to go to the polls. each time the criticizes mitt romney. he repeated -- don't boo. vote. that is news from the campaign trail. what is in at the presidential campaign unfolding -- we will see the candidates won more time debating the issues on monday night. c-span will bring that to you live a. one more story focused on president obama. this one from the "washington post." he is struggling to match the intensity of his campaign. it says that they are working hard what the campaign is working hard -- the candidate is having a hard time closing the deal. they reflect on how he did four years ago purses and now. last night's candidates' debate from the intensity of the campaign trail. to tell some jokes. we would like to hear from you. what role do think humor plays in giving you an insight into the candidate for president? lana. hello. you are on. what you think about humor? caller: i think here is important. -- humor

is down. >> obama: no, it isn't. >> romney: production is down 14%. production on gas is down 9%. >> obama: that's not true. >> romney: it is true. no question the people recognize we have not produced more oil and gas on federal lands. and with federal waters and coal production is not up. coal jobs are not up. i was just at a coal facility where some 1200 people lost their jobs. the right course for america is to have a true all of the above policy. i don't think anyone really believes that you're a person who will be pushing for oil and gas and coal. you'll get your chance in a moment. i'm still speaking. the answer is i don't believe people think that's the case -- that wasn't a question. that was a statement. i don't think the american people believe that. i will fight for oil coal and natural gas and the proof -- the proof of whether the strategy is working or not is what the price is that you're paying at the pump. if you're paying less than you paid a year or two ago why then the strategy is working. bu

them down. >> reporter: afterward latka told others mr. obama approached him one-on-one and told him the reason between that long gap between the president's rose garden appearance and the point some two weeks later when the president finally dropped all references to protests and videos as the origin of the attack because he the president did not want to speak erroneously with respect to so volatile a place as the middle east. >> i can only speculate that it was to give himself time to try and uncover the information he needed to uncover to find out who actually was responsible for these terrorist killings. other than that, i really have no real reason as to why that story circulated for so long. obviously it was not true. >> reporter: latka told greta he's still undecided. the president's re-election campaign says his answer to latka was once of his best performances in the debate and helped him win it. republicans say he failed to answer the man's questions, and benefitted from the timely but misplaced intervention of moderator candy crowley. i think we discussed that yesterday. j

played out by the shutting down of a plant here in freeport, illinois, but barack obama's policies in going after, being tough on china, has saved the tire plant in this town? >> and even had the nerve to call out barack obama and call him a protectionist when he saved the jobs around freeport and the country and the tire entry. ed, this is not a person who deserves to be president. this is not a person who's going to stand up for working families in this country. and what we have to do is expose mitt romney for what it is and do everything we can to re-elect this president. >> fred, joanne, and bonnie, great to have you with us tonight. thanks for stepping up and speaking to america. >>> still to come on "the ed show," the local and national impact with the mayor of freeport, illinois, and john nichols will be joining me from "the nation" magazine. >>> then the stakes in this election are sky high. freeport, illinois, is a prime example of the economic differences between mitt romney and president obama. i will have a commentary coming up at the end of the program. stay with us. w

down for round two. we are hours away from the town hall debate between president obama and mitt romney. we are learning more about who will go first. >> that can be important in a debate. kelly wright is live for us in washington with a preview tonight. hi there. >> hi. how are you. tonight is round 2 of the presidential debate. both candidates know there's a lot at stake. today's town hall style debate between the president and mitt romney will give each candidate ample time to connect with voters. that is extremely important. the two sides agreed in advance to answer questions from the audience. moderator of cnn may choose to ask follow up questions and insert herself into the discussion contrary to the memorandum of understanding. that is a concern for some of the candidates of course. the president has been off the campaign trail spending the past three-days in williamsburg, virginia going through an intense debate camp there. he has to be more passionate tonight. his first debate was lackluster he admitted. >> i have seen how important it is to have a president who doesn't just te

've been running for president, here's the good news. obama care covers pre-existing conditions. we can fix you up. we've got a cure. we can make you well, virginia. >> this disease is contagious. vice president joe biden says paul ryan, oh, he's come down with it. >> ryan's saying his budget doesn't decimate medicare and medicaid and eviscerate education. it's a little like mitt romney standing in an unemployment line in florida and turning to the guy and say, look, i didn't outsource your job, i offshored it. a spokesman for romney said the problem is vice president biden doesn't understand the difference between outsourcing and offshoring. tell that to the guy who lost his job because it went overseas. >> the vice president is right. i want the romney campaign to come here and tell these people the difference between outsourcing and offshoring. i want to know if it makes a difference to workers like mike shrek who was not allowed to show up for his last day of work today. >> today is my last day working across the street at sensata, and a few minutes i'll be walking over to sign a few pa

years ago president obama made a promise. that he would bring down unemployment below 6%. >> oh, this guy. i mean -- >> good day, i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. tomorrow night's debate could be another turning point. mitt romney will try to extend the gains that he has made since his first debate in denver. the president hopes to recover from a lackluster performance. and joining me now, msnbc contributor and managing editor of postpolitics.com. hey, chris, thanks so much. let's talk about the race. let's talk about the polls. let's talk about debate prep. the challenges for each. you've got a town hall format, and already today you've got a little bit of trying to work the ref with word from our friend mark halperin that lawyers for both campaigns have signed a memorandum of understanding that has no political or legal weight because it is not the format agreed to. it has no weight on the debate commission. and presumably no weight on the moderator herself, candy crowley. we've reached out to cnn for their take. this is all happening today as we speak. >> andrea, i try

. could be. it sunt working. it put this in my column this week. this week, obama campaign pulled down the negative advertising and come up with the gauzezy ads that look like ronald reagan, wannabe. that is a sign they know that their effort to drive up governor romney's negatives has instead driven up their own. they are grasping now for what will happen. let's watch closely what happens next week. that is when we will see or hear their new strategy. >> sean: all right. looking at the benghazi coverup blowing up in their face. daily. there are new developments bring the hour. we'll continue to monitor them next week. karl, hopefully see you in boca on monday. are you showing up? >> no. i'm unfortunately, i'm in -- at duke university on monday. supposed to be debating robert gibbs. now debating howard dean. >> sean: rah! melts down, not my fault. all right. thank you. >> exactly. >> sean: all right. karl rove, thank you for being with us. the wheels are coming off in hollywood for the obama bus. eva longoria retweets a very vicious message about mitt romney. then starts blaming twitte

't like a good deal? >> quick head leanns now. president obama slimming down his election nighteral yeholding it in chicago's mccormic place for 18,000 people. 240,000 attended his rally in 2008 when we didn't know the outcome . the world's fullest face transplant. richard noris. he used to only come out at night until his medical miracle. that's great. gretch. >> gretchen: thanks a lot brian. ross perot garnered 20 percent of the popular vote in 1992 and that critics say gost bush reelection. could a third party candidate swing the race. herb bundin is a third party candidate for new york. >> fascinating topic. we haven't discussed it. it is third party candidates. >> gary johnson and ralph nader and no doubt they could play a role. >> gretchen: when you decided on run for governor in the state of new york. >> i am a registered republican. and i ran as conservative because the republican party five minutes to midnoit wanted someone with more wealth . obviously money is an important factor of what happened in any race. i did run and generate manage on 22 and half percent of the vote

to mark it down, i would say barack obama won. i think he made ponts and came to fight this time on the last debate. i ti the second day story fog to go bad because he got up there and said anyone that suggests we're exploiting someone i find that defensive. the truth is that greta, the administration misled us. did mislead us for two weeks. the question is did they deceive us? were they incompetent and didn't get the correct intelligence? this is tonight i think the democrats the basis going to be enthused because the president came there to fight. i looked, he looked like as soon as the bell rings i'm going for that fella. >> and i thought it got out of control. i thought -- uncomfortable watching it. that is i though have been better had candy crowley been standing she had no way to control them. she couldn't, i mean, at least martha had two sitting at the table. so she can use body language. there are six or eight feet away. and i didn't like the fighting. >> and i think this is a good brawl. an excellent fight. i thought a couple times, he said i want to make this point n a

be taking any tips from this guy. come on, you guys. look at iran. their currency is down 30% against the dollar since obama got to office, the unemployment rate among young iranians is 1 in 4. the "financial times" -- >> neil: wait, that is what ours is! >> neil, come on... >> neil: they are 25, we're 24 -- we bet 'em! go ahead. >> the "financial times" reported 1 in 9 checks that gets written in iran bounces. the forex reserves are drying up, thanks to the sanctions. i hope he's not watching the show and getting any good business advice, the sooner the economy collapses the better. >> neil: it raises a national security issue, dick cheney when i say had him on and others talked about the idea, when you are in real economic dire straits, it does hurt your credibility around the world, or to charlie's point, as bad as we are, the rest of the world is worse. >> it hurts our credibility and makes people think at some point down the road they will not be able to pay for to enormous defense establishment and we'll wait them out and when they ka no longer afford it we'll go after whatever

of the debate? caller: i watched a little bit of the first 1. obama as head was hanging down. the whole time i saw ed. this when he was much better at. now i have been democrat all of my life. this has been the hardest one i have ever had to vote. and we have early voting in ohio. i wanted to know what happened to the foreign policy that there were supposed to talk about last night. on benghazi. that was a big thing. i have a son in the army. i want to know what is going to go on. a lot of questions are blowing up over there. i do not want my son and the middle of one of them. >> the last debate is in the boca raton florida. that is devoted to foreign policy. and as always, c-span will begin a preview program at 7:00 p.m. eastern. the debate will take place at 9:00 p.m.. we will get your reaction after the debate as we do that evening and the next morning on the "washington journal" we will get your reaction as well. if you go to c-span.org you can go to the debate hub. there you can find all of the past debates that have happened, and a preview of the next debate that takes place on monday. i

during a consench s tenti debate. president obama sat down with jon stewart. >> we weren't confused about the fact that four americans had been killed. i wasn't confused about the fact that we needed to ramp up diplomatic security around the world. >> you would admit it is not the optimal response at least to the american people as far as us being on the same page. >> here is what i will say. if four americans get killed it's not optimal. >> and those words not optimal are making the rounds on conservative websites this morning and will be for mitt romney. dan lothian joins us to talk about that. >> reporter: you are right. we have seen the romney campaign really go after this white house on the issue of libya, concerns that this administration has not been transparent and concerns that this president has not been strong enough in addressing the issues of terrorism. and concerned about the way that the administration has been slow to really roll out the real story on libya. as of yet the romney campaign officially has not released anything on this but senator john mccain who is a surrogat

coming in. it has a tendency to contradict itself. just yesterday, obama was simultaneously up by four, down by two, and tied with mitt romney. ( laughter ) yeah, philosophy majors in the ( bleep ). ( applause ) now you know how unemployed philosophy majors are. ( laughter ) what do you want to do today? i don't know, let's go to see a show or something. what's the deal? doesn't matter. why are we even here? i don't know. ( laughter ) the problem with the polls is that they are terrible, unreliable. and invaluable. >> the polling this year is the worst it's ever been. there's also rasmussen poll that has romney three hey, 47-44. >> a lot of these polls where you see the president with, like, a five- or six-point lead, you go into the internals and you see they've been over-sampling democrats by, like, nine, or even, 10 or even 13 points. >> actually, greg, there was a brand new national bloomberg poll released today showing governor romney leading president obama on the issue of terrorism by six point. >> jon: how the hell are these polls so divergent, useless, accurate, yet quotable?

of the campaign and the election is that president obama was laying down aces on foreign policy, led by the card that says we got osama bin laden, and the republicans have done a remarkably good job of punching through this vulnerability with what happened in benghazi. it will be interesting again to see tomorrow night in the debate how effective governor romney can be in pressing that advantage. but about the debates, i promised myself i would say this. we get caught up in the debates and having said it, i think they could be decisive and maybe the first debate will be the decisive moment, but you know, i have a feeling that many people in the public, when they look at both candidates and each candidate individually, they have a feeling of sort of facing a manure spreader in a wind storm, it's all campaign posturing, all just messaging, that nobody is cracking through and saying -- >> we've got the footage down. breaking news from secretary of state hillary clinton on her trip to lima, peru. she is now talking about the benghazi attacks on september 11th. >> i take responsibility. i'm in charge

at this point. let's break this down. here are the latest poll numbers from last night. president obama was a the winner according to those who were called. it's important to keep in mind that the president narrowly beat out mr. romney. this is well within the margin of error when you extrapolate the math. the poll numbers are a bit of a mixed bag for both of these candidates. if you need a little more context as to why that is the issue, mr. romney came out the viktor on the key issue, economy, health care, taxes, deficit. he had the lead there. more than half of the debate watchers felt that mr. romney would better handle the economy and the deficit. this is important because check out this number. get who the debate watchers picked as the stronger leader. there you go. he beat out mr. obama by 3 points but president obama came out the victor in the poll numbers. these are the top google searches, "who's winning the debate," "fact check," look at number three, you heard dana bash refer to it, "binders full of women." weird. i know. there was a point to it. you'll hear about that in a

before electricity was stored after a powerful wind storm. it brought down toppled trees and brought down windows in downtown denver. >>> in election news, president barack obama and mitt romney will appear together at an event in new york city just two days after their confrontational debate. the two candidates are scheduled to deliver humerus remarks. it is a fundraiser to benefit needy children and it is traditional for presidential candidates to attend. back in 2008, they traded after their contentious debate. >>> and the average loan dead 26,000 dollars and that's up 6% from the year before. >>> a man a charged with a terrorist plot to blow up the federal reserve building in new york city he came to the u.s. on a student visa. he told people he wanted to deamerica by going after the financial constitution. >> he goes to the new york stocking exchange. >> they set up anee and elaborate plan and he hid a massive bomb hidden outside the federal reserve bank. >>> a man was apparently targeted because of a minor fender-bender. they released new surveillance video hoping it will release su

election days and two days until the last presidential debate. the countdown is on, president obama is hunkered down, preparing for the debate. and mitt romney is also getting ready for the debate in florida. the running mates hit the ground, vice president joe biden campaigning in florida. >>> and the last debate happens on monday night, make sure you watch the showdown right here on monday night, starting at 7:00 eastern. >>> and two battleground states, pennsylvania and ohio, a new fox news poll shows a very tight race in ohio, with 43% of likely voters supporting mitt romney, ohio has 18 electoral votes. hours ago, mitt romney stopped and focused remarks on re-building the economy and job creation. >> we are not going to duck these tough issues, we're going to run at our country's fiscal problems before they get out of our control. that is what leaders do. and when you look at the engine of economic growth and job creation in this country, it is small businesses. it is risk-take e r it is risk-take isk-takers. the entrepreneurs, workers who work over time to make sure the small

the budget -- >> the macho stuff made some viewers uncomfortable. romney won the first debate hands down. who won this one, evan? >> obama won its slightly but not so much that it puts them over the top. >> mark? >> i agree, no knodown but viewers of fox news thought by a 3/4 margin that romney won, msnbc viewers bought by a 3/4 margin that obama wanteon. >> nina? >> it to me overnight to decide that obama won because romney became increasingly sort of agitated by the end of the debate. but our think -- there was a clear -- there was no clear punch knocked down. >> charles? >> i like to a woman spectator who said that she liked it because it was getting near to fisticuffs. they are in a ring, literally, surrounded by spectators. i thought it would grab their mikes and hit themeach over over the head with it. i wanted the secret service to anpann into thei grou andhaveandy crowley administer the can count. the would've in the best television ever. unfortunately, it ended with a whimper rather than a bang. >> did we learn anything about these candidates and their positions and policies that we

? caller: i watched little bit of the first one at. his head was hanging down -- obama's was. i have been a democrat all my life, but i have still not made up my mind. and we have early voting in ohio. i want to know why, i want to know what happened to the foreign policy they were supposed to talk about last night. other than been gauzy -- benghazi, and that was a big thing. i have a son in the army. i want to know what is going on. there is a lot of places blowing up over there and i do not want my son in the middle of them. host: as always, c-span will have a preview program at 7:00 p.m. eastern time on monday. that is the one on foriegn policy. "face the nation's" host will be the moderator of the debate. and we will get your reaction that evening and the next morning on "washington journal." and by the way, if you go to c- span.org, you can go to the debate hub. on that debate hub, we have all the debates that have happened including last night's. and we have a preview of the next debate. >> we will take you live now to white house coverage. first, in mount vernon, iowa, president ob

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