this is going to be stupid. we had a hard split. you talk to all the romney people, talk to them especially on saturday, they say we re going to win this. no whistling past the graveyard. they were saying it. but you look at every one of these polls, your head and the data tells you barack obama is going to win. that everything, whatever move happened right at the end, it moved there. if you were to go back in the recent past and say, so this is what happened for bush, right, everything moved to the final weekend, and it turned out. the one time that you saw a move in one direction in the final weekend and the other guy win was 76. carter/ford. ford had the momentum at the end. he did. it was a very tight race, but carter won. and it was the same thing. similar campaign. basically spend 60 days calling into question whether jimmy carter was ready to be president. ford was moving. ford was moving. and he may have the last state, gallup had him, i m
heat where it was before. there is a slight increase in intensity, measured in two ways. one way is when you ask people if the eselection extremely important. romney edge grew from six to 11 points. people who support him. more of him will feel intensity. it s important than your guy win 7 out of 10 for romney and 6 out of 10 for obama. that tells you one thing that might be hiding here intensity will decide who turns out the vote. pollster call it s easier to say a name. but a measure, but with a poll no way to measure likelihood of showing up. it indicates maybe measure for romney. the other part, when you see president at 46 with a week to go, the reason that traditionally the break is to the challenger because people
i ran hard for this office. i never thought i d be doing anything like this. my office, which is just east of this location, faces this theater. every day i go into my office, for the rest of the time i m mayor. i m going to be looking at this location. but we ve got to find a way to go on. if we let this guy win, then we ve made a horrible mistake. a mistake that s even as horrible as the deed that he perpetrated. so i m happy that we ve reached the court phase and we ll go from here. sir, as you point out, with your office being so close there to that movie theater, it s going to be a stark reminder as your time for mayor of aurora, colorado, and it s also going to be a large reminder to people around this country about the conversation that has taken place in light of this, an gun control laws, and your
back because we want to nobody wants to see this guy win. it s just not there. i don t root for anybody. you guys are haters. are you a mean person, donny? no, i m the guy going, yo, go team. you re a big santorum guy. no, no, no, i respect him as a human being, disagree with everything he says, but there s blood flowing through those veins. you ve got to give him that. coming up, we ll talk to dr. brzezinski, also washington post columnist david ignatius. and digger phelps and adrien brody will be here. plus rod blagojevich takes part in one last media circus before heading to prison. awful. yeah. 14 years. please. please. no, i i m not going to argue this. but first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill? good morning, mika. yesterday around the country, a
there s no one really in the middle that s a mainline conservative that s well liked. when you look at the latest polls that just came out, the cbs, new york times poll. it has cain at 25%, romney 21%, gingrich 10%, paul 8%, perry down to 6%. now, the disturbing thing, if i m romney, is that lets look at romney s support since june. he in june at 24.9%, july, 22.3%, august, 18.9%, september, 21.6%. october, 24.9%. this guy can t catch fire. i mean, he s like just right there, can t go up, goes a little down. can t go up. how can this guy win when almost 80% of his party consistently wants somebody else? i say i think he d be in big trouble if there was somebody else or if there was a clear sort of consensus somebody