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And the newly elected republican strategist from texas texas, joaquin castro who just happens to have a twin brother who is the mayor of san antonio. oh, my god. the joke and the whole fun with the split screen -- never. that will get old, never. chuck todd, lets start with the scandal, about general petraeus. within the white house this had to be something that took him by surprise. them by surprise but then there was a big question does he need to resign? >> it really did. the president did ta...

Mayor bloomberg badly in his legacy in new york city. however if you go back seven years to hurricane katrina the news then about that storm was how president bush and fema and michael brown and everybody failed. you never heard about mayor nagan and governor belong could he. now the situation is reversed and its bloomberg taking the blame for the storm and not doing better for it as opposed to president obama. if this were bush right now youd be seeing a split screen of bush campaigning, and th...

Work on november 7 and he will not just take office, he will take responsibility. clearly a lot of enthusiasm in the crowd. you can just feel the pulse what have is unfolding here with 48 hours to go. and so much at stake. mitt romney in iowa, seven electoral votes there. >> when a contrast in the closing argument, governor mitt romney. and now we have the split screen with the president ginghis final arguments in concord, new hampshire. we take you there live, four electoral vote, new hampshire...

And seeing their coordinated state and federal disasters, this sort of thing becomes remarkable today, only because president obama is a democrat, and chris christie is a republican, and chris christie specifically is a republican who has been a very caustic partisan critic of president obama, in his role as a campaign surrogate for mitt romney, who president obama is running against, in a presidential election that ends in six days. mitt romney and that campaign today, that campaign that chris ...

Another and talking about the ways they are working together, and seeing their coordinated state and federal disasters, this sort of thing becomes remarkable today, only because president obama is a democrat, and chris christie is a republican, and chris christie specifically is a republican who has been a very caustic partisan critic of president obama, in his role as a campaign surrogate for mitt romney, who president obama is running against, in a presidential election that ends in six days. ...

Movement here and there after the convention, maybe after the first dpee bait. in the end this race from the very beginning has been a dead heat, and that is really where it is right now. >> yeah, i think thats exactly right. i dont think anything has changed. i think this is a dead heat nationally and a dead heat in all key battlegrounds. it will essentially become what we like to say in a kind of trite way, it depends on turnout. in this election it actually will depend on turnout. who shows u...

So they know that the latino section was a focused and apart that he wants focused on. but i do not think overall the ploy worked. if they were that good. if you look at the front page of the des moines register today, it does not seem too flattering. it is a split screen on the front page. one have says ronnie closes with optimism, the other half is a picture of president obama and says obama sharpens criticism. they are not really good pictures. now come of that paper could endorse president o...

He seemed to me smooth and fluid and well informed about all the matters that came to hand and he had something to say about all of them. i dont think it hurt him that he and the president didnt have broad disagreements about some of these matters because i dont think these are the issues on which the election is likely to be decided. i do think that he did effectively use the economy and the weakness of the economy as a weapon in a debate about foreign policy and our position in the world. i wo...

He seemed to me smooth and fluid and well informed about all the matters that came to hand and he had something to say about all of them. i dont think it hurt him that he and the president didnt have broad disagreements about some of these matters because i dont think these are the issues on which the election is likely to be decided. i do think that he did effectively use the economy and the weakness of the economy as a weapon in a debate about foreign policy and our position in the world. i wo...

Case of governor, of barack obama, didnt know, hasnt done foreign policy before. without being so con do sending and for a candidate who has had the strong likeability advantage in poll after poll after poll, i wonder if he really didnt risk eroding that advantage by being so aggressive and so petty and so disrespectful that is interesting analysis. cnn did a snap poll on likeability and they called it a draw too on the two men. well see how it plays. steve hayes in boca. thanks, stove. martha: ...