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know who is an acquaintance that i thought was friend of. >> television station ag.a identifies the accuser as ginger white. she claim her affair with cain lasted 13 years. >> it was complicated. i was aware that he was married and i was aware that i was involved in a very inappropriate situation, a relationship. >> again, cain denies having an affair. in an exclusive interview with wolf blitzer, cain says the latest accusation wont force him out of the race. >> youre staying in the ra...

top of the hour. chances of the downgrade after the supercommittee failure. and a great excuse to pour yourself an extra cup of coffee. mark preston, live for us at washington, d.c., the home of the cnn debate tonight. >> the republican and constitution hall in the heart of washington, d.c., we are just steps away from the white house. these candidates are focusing on trying to sell themselves on a very, very key issue. that is national security. an issue that has not really been dis...

But, you know, short-term rallies to promote their cause. is that the template? >> it may be. i think they will go in a different direction. i think occupy wall street will move to college cam pumps -- campuses. today at uc berkeley there will be a an attempt to occupy berkeley and shut it down. you could see people retreating from the permanent encampments to radical college campuses. that may be the direction of the future. gregg: stuart varney. thanks very much, stuart. >> sure. martha: well,...

past several months. you know, we went back and took a closer look at incumbent presidents a year before their re-election, brooke. and i know youre interested in this as well. >> how do they compare? >> obama is at 46% a year before his election. november 2012. look at president bush. in 2003 he was at 50% and got re-elected. clinton was at 52% and got re-elected. the economy began to deteriorate and he was defeated in 92 to bill clinton. ronald reagan, 53% the year before his re-elec...

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movement. should msnbc worked on a statement for the group without telling the viewers? herman cain confounds almost everyone by surging to the top of the republican polls. is the press finally giving him the scrutiny he deserves. and with the presidential debates dominating, we talk to the man that moderated more faceoffs than anyone else an ad mitts to a few mistakes along the way. a conversation with jim lehrer. >> you dont have any help, dont have time to make the decisions. you ...

Everybody left afghanistan. the taliban took control. if he would turn and walk away from afghanistan or pakistan or that part of the world generally im fearful that we are headed for trouble down the road. we need to tend to the interest and staif guard our strategic capabilities there and i think we need to maintain working reslaitionships with pakistan, afghanistan, and the rest of them. i dont think we need to run for the exits. >> chris: in libya, the president has turned over command to na...

The policy is. the idea that you can turn something that important over to libya or over to nato, and have nato deal with libya, and, pursue our interests there, it doesnt work well, frankly, nato only functions effectively when the united states is involved, to lead nato and i think it is unfortunate that we havent been more forthright and forceful in terms of our approach. >> chris: when you say forceful, would you take out qaddafi and arm the rebels? how far would you be willing to go. >> if ...

Everybody left afghanistan. the taliban took control. if he would turn and walk away from afghanistan or pakistan or that part of the world generally im fearful that we are headed for trouble down the road. we need to tend to the interest and staif guard our strategic capabilities there and i think we need to maintain working reslaitionships with pakistan, afghanistan, and the rest of them. i dont think we need to run for the exits. >> chris: in libya, the president has turned over command to na...

Everybody left afghanistan and ultimately the taliban took control and usama bin laden showed up and it became a safe harbor, training 20,000 terrorists and launching an attack on the u.s. and if we walk away from pakistan, afghanistan, that part of the world, generally im fearful that we are headed for trouble down the road. so, we do have a vested interest in what is going on in that part of the world and need to tend to that interest and safeguard our strategic capabilities, there, and i thin...