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United states has their new nuclear weapons they talked about in october and again in february, the fact is he is not. they have nuclear weapons and we have to respect that because they have the ability to secretary matus conceded at the time that they could do severe damage to the united states. in every other aspect with conventional military, economy, international president and ability to project power, they dont compete with us in that regard. putin doesnt want people to know that. he wants...

Clinton was inevitable. that weighted the scale so some journalists began to say weve got to do every negative story to be nonpartisan. >> you put it so well. we do have a job to be hard on anyone in the sense of what facts show but you cant play the perception game of whether people are going to say that youre unfair because then you play yourself. youve done a great service by letting the data lead the conversation. thank you both. more breaking news. north korea has now fired an unidentified ...

>> they need aonsistent front. they cant be freelancing, everybody, and come up with his own thoughts on this. >> yeah. i think the idea theres a big divide over this is a little overblown. its a logical move to try to -- the way they describe it in the memo to get everybody on board with the same message, especially if youre talking about syria and russia, north korea, all the big problems in the world. you want the administration to all be delivering the same message. you cant have nikki haley...

We expect. he will not get traction politically of that. and the job jobs go look. american people and you are seeing it reflecting in the polls and mitt romneys momentum. they reyect they understand presidents have turned around grim economic situations in one term. namely ronald reagan. he limited government and lowered taxes and regulatory reform and the opposite thingings of what barack obama has done . he had a recovery whenwhere we gained 800,000 jobs a month and we had a economic growth r...

Of states that could add up to a substantial win in just a couple of weeks. i dont think its a perception game. its got to be a reality game because were still far enough out that whats really going to come down is what you really got. were seeing a lot of forward movement in places like iowa, in ohio, in nevada. even in wisconsin and i think all of that changes the electoral map and gives us an opportunity to pull it off. >> steve, we saw the fear factor ad coming from the obama campaign today....

Romney. thats an x factor not necessarily showing up in the polls. in terms of what president obama has got to dorks its very hard because theres such dis unity in washington. the president has to continue to reach out in washington to republicans. lets do a comprehensive energy bill, thats do a jobs be, lets take some steps together to significantly reduce the debt. even if those initiatives fail, hes got to be the one reaching out. hes got to be the one who is looking like hes trying to unify ...

Dropping. and huntsman has been surging. does that get to be the old expectations game, that romney, if he is under 40 percent, the opponents claim, obviously you bail. what do you make of that? >>guest: well, im am little bit easier on an evaluation like that. a 10-point win is a landslide and it looks to me that he is going to prevail by more than ten points and i know others have set the bar higher. clearly he was doing better a week out but it is new hampshire and we are a week before the ne...

Blocking his proposals and programs. and then 44% said president obama has not provided the leadership necessary on the economy. so in that one poll reading, the president is certainly winning the perception game as the guy whos real lly trying to get something done. >> well, look, i think overall the fact that americans are frustrated with the state of the economy and with the pace of job creation is wholly understandable and reflected in the data. but i think its also the case reflected in wha...

Congress are playing politics by blocking his proposals and programs. and then 44% said president obama has not provided the leadership necessary on the economy. so in that one poll reading, the president is certainly winning the perception game as the guy whos really trying to get something done. >> well, look, i think overall the fact that americans are frustrated with the state of the economy and with the pace of job creation is wholly understandable and reflected in the data. but i think its...

Flake and we have been through the drill before, it hits you like an anvil over head. are we at this point yet or what to you look for? >> i think you look for a pullback in consumer confidence and consumer spending. we are starting to see that, neil. we saw big drops in consumer confidence last week. inflation to a large degree as well as deflation is a perception game and obviously so far we have seen that the producers have not been able to pass on costs but they are getting to the point wher...