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Election. the president is enjoying a notable lead over mr. romney in ohio, seven points, and, of course, you know better than anyone, no republican has ever won the presidency without winning that very state. >> reporter: youre absolutely right about that. good afternoon, martin. president obama knows that as well. thats why hes here. he is unveiling a new trade complaint against china, essentially accusing china of subsidizing auto parts and autos, which the obama administration is arguing is ...

But foreign aid is a part of it. for us to threaten to snatch aid is dangerous and a bad idea. >> the question of iran as well, andrea, i want to get reaction to the prime minister. he said something among the significant things, they have an equal commitment, he said, mitt romney and president obama, to prevent iran from going nuclear. that is not the wedge that governor romney has been arguing. he said you re-elect president obama they go nuclear, you elect me and they do not. >> and yet mitt ...

Governor romney has been arguing. he said you re-elect president obama they go nuclear, you elect me and they do not. >> and yet mitt romney himself misspoke apparently in another interview saying that he agrees with president obama on what that imaginary red line is. i thought it was very interesting that prime minister netanyahu said they were in a red zone. the football analogy. but he was trying to smooth over the differences. but there are very real differences. real differences in that whi...

That we feel very strongly about. and then beyond that-- >> which is a wonderful thing to do obviously. >> yeah, so that was the--every other thing--theres flooring plans, furniture plans, travel plans--every other thing resulted in arguing, so we stopped talking about those. >> well, i dont want any arguing, okay? hes doing a great job. heather, you will agree hes doing a great job? >> oh, hes doing a great job, yeah. >> thank you. >> all right, so were all in agreement on that. you now have $1...

Spokesperson, tommy vitter, is now pushing back against the critics saying, well, president obama reads the daily intel brief every day instead of having it read to him, contrasting with president bush. some arguing that is not sufficient, including marc thiessen, hes actually the one who broke this story about the number of times president obama sat for his daily intelligence briefing. hes a fellow at the american enterprise institute and a former speech writer for president bush. marc found hi...

Presented. not just on paper, the platform theyve written, but presented by the speakers here. this is clearly not a convention thats meant to reach out to the moderates. this is a convention meant to reach to the base. thats why we saw sandra fluke given a prime time 10:00 p.m. speaking engagement. >> bill: and spanishing all the way through it. -- >> smirking all wait through it. here is where i depart from you a little bit. i dont see any womens rights under assault at all. i dont see it. if ...

Last week in tampa. please stop yourself from laughing, lawrence. >> i actually think for the case the republicans were trying to make last week, i thought that the nominees speeches were reasonable for the cases they were trying to make. now, i recognized right off the bat that they werent trying to make truthful cases, but for what they were arguing, i thought they did a reasonable job. when they look back on it now, every single reasonable speech, theres been a lot of speeches given this week...

Did. just going to spend and spend and spend and hope it works. thats what hes going to do. >> it hasnt worked over the last 3 1/2 years. >> bill: the voters have a simple choice. >> if obama wants to stay the course, which is what hes arguing, give me another four years, then not only are you going to have this situation, youre going to have this situation made ten times worse. >> bill: in your opinion, but you dont really know. there could be a turn around. it could happen. its possible. colme...

And try to convince them that you just have to believe me, things are getting better. and what we see in the polls is that the blame is not necessarily aimed at the president, no matter how the other side tries to convince them it should be. >> at least its shared. we short of had an experiment in how voters are taking this in. if you look at the time from the effective end of the republican primary season and the choosing of paul ryan mitt romney basically made one argument, the economy stinks ...

It runs into the mid-20th century where you see the future senator robert byrd objecting to serve in the military because it mean he might have to serve next to african-americans. william f. buckley arguing that african-americans in the south dont even want to vote much less should be granted to vote. so thats a very, very long tradition of questioning african-american citizenship. the highest right of any citizen, be he or she, white or black or yellow, red, whatever, is to serve as president. ...