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His story is no different than millions of americans who are doing everything they can to make ends meet." so cute. you know, i used to run a birthday concession at holy cross. this isnt about how you made money in college. this is about whether hes frat boy and does he show a certain character problem by taking a shot at somebody about their physical appearance? >> well, he did. and more importantly, afterwards, his campaign manager said, this is just an indication of elizabeth warrens elitist ...

My friend, susan mulligan, you said a candidate for public office was female, had 30 years before posed for a magazine, they would be disqualified from public -- >> absolutely. >> do you believe that, david, that she would be disqualified? >> i think if we found naked pictures of michele bachmann -- >> no, in "cosmo"? . >> no, but naked is naked, chris. you guys would have a hard time -- >> okay welcome this is friday around here. lets go to the numbers right here. im always happy -- thank you. ...

And we can talk a lot about their supposed working class background and so forth, but the math is still very tough for him. hes still running in massachusetts, youre asking a lot of people to pull the lever for barack obama and scott brown. im not sure its going to happen. and the second thing is that she has an advantage that i think in the first campaign, people were comparing martha coakley, who was a deeply flawed candidate to ted kennedy or the memory of ted kennedy. and now elizabeth warre...

Carol middleton, a stay-at-home mother stumbled on to a very lucrative career. >> she had a talent for making goody bags for childrens parties, and she really spun it into this internet empire. the family quickly moved up the ladder and within a couple of years they were making millions of dollars a year. hence kate was sent to some of the most expensive and prestigious schools. >> kate was 13 years old when she arrived at this conclusive school in the english countryside called down house, a sc...

>> she became the victim of the mean girls in the school. there was malicious gossip of her background. she was from a working class background. >> many said kate was miserable, shy and withdrawn, much like diana when she first went to boarding school. >> she was very shy. i didnt really notice her. >> reporter: penny walker, dianas music teacher remembers. >> there was unrest in her home life. that often affects children. >> reporter: were her bad grades troubling to her? >> immensely and i thi...

Billty. when she stepped foot on campus, she was outgoing, loved sports and learning. soon that all changed. >> she became the victim of the mean girls in the school. there was malicious gossip of her background. she was from a working class background. >> many said kate was miserable, shy and withdrawn, much like diana when she first went to boarding school. >> she was very shy. i didnt really notice her. >> reporter: penny walker, dianas music teacher remembers. >> there was unrest in her home...

Countryside called down house, a school that catered to nobility and aristocracy. when she stepped on campus she was an outgoing girl who loved sports and learning, but soon that all changed. >> she became the victim of the mean girls in the school. there was malicious gossip about her background because she was one of the very few girls from a working class background attending that school. >> many say kate became miserable, shy and withdrawn, much like diana when she first went to boarding sch...

Father for the first time. but its a craft that you improve on. i think im a pretty good dad now. >> what have you learned that perhaps you didnt know when you were younger? >> theres a fine line between spoiling a child and depriving, has always been difficult for me, because ive come from a working class background and now, you know, in wonderful wealth. so its hard for me not to spoil them. and its difficult -- and i find it very difficult. its a gray area. >> do you spoil them, do you think?...

Sgl >> the fine line between spoiling a child and depriving has always been difficult for me because ive come from a working class background and now you know wonderful wealth so its hard for me not to spoil them and its difficult -- i find it very difficult. its a gray area so -- >> do you spoim them, do you think? >> no, i dont think so. i really dont think so. >> what about discipline? when your kids, theyre getting older themselves now and coming out of teens and stuff, some of them. when th...

Or there wasnt when i became a father for the first time. but, you know, its a craft that you improve on. i think im a pretty good dad now. >> what have you learned that perhaps you didnt know when you were younger? s>> the fine line between spoiling a child and depriving has always been difficult for me because ive come from a working class background and now you know wonderful wealth so its hard for me not to spoil them and its difficult -- i find it very difficult. its a gray area so -- >> do...