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>> i think what's so astonishing here, is every time he has a moment of sort of authentic, reasonableness -- and that's actually a reasonable position. why in 2012 are presidential candidates talking about contraception that is largely occurring in the context of heterosexual marriages. like that mitt romney is one that made me feel like, oh, look, there's a person running for office that actually makes some sense on this question. and yet, you know, sort of where the republican party and where the republican primary has gone, challenged him and pushed him back on that reasonable position with...

The republican primary has gone, challenged him and pushed him back on that reasonable position within an hour. >> it sounded like we got a little glimmer of this is what it sounds like at the breakfast table with ann when they're talking about events of the day. of course i'm not for that bill. but then when he goes on howie karr, and howie karr is the biggest show on radio in boston and has a big reach into new hampshire, and he's very much at home there. and to hear him laughing about, of course i support the blunt amendment, he says. i mean, his laugh just makes it seem even more false. >>...

Someone can't let me know information that is currently and readily available. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news, taco bell said that the salmonella outbreak is completely over and that while it still does not know the source of the problem there is no health threat currently at its restaurants. it did not comment on why the name was kept secret by the government or whether that was something that they had requested. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> if someone owes us an explanation as to why that stayed secret. look in recent years all the government warnings about tainted cantaloupe,...

Lama hasan, abc news, giglio, italy. >> a tragedy on so many fronts off the coast. okay. a study. not sure how you feel about this one. results of a new medical study are sure to set off debate around the breakfast table. researchers say women feel pain more intensely than men do. the finding held across a number of different diseases including arthritis and diabetes. >> however, because pain of course is subjective, researchers say they can't be 100% sure if women actually experience more pain than men. what do you think about this, paula? >> we live with men. so of course we feel more pain...

we also have ron brownstein and will cain, nephew of herman cain. >> brother from another mother. >> roland martin here shaking his head. >> oh, my goodness. way too much soul in here. >> haven't seen him since the family reunion. >> right. >> we have a lot to talk about this morning. we have former new hampshire governor john sununu is going to join us, the chairman is going to be here as well. former -- we're going to talk to you about this big announcen't about who you are endorsing which honestly confused the heck out of me. virginia governor bob mcdonald is going to be with us a...