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What i can say is that he has signed up for positions, extreme positions, that are very consistent with the positions that a number of house republicans have taken, and whether he actually believes in those or not, i have no doubt that he would carry forward some of the things that he's talked about. >> right now, the race is deadlocked. a new "washington post"/abc poll shows among registered voters, governor romney and president obama are within the margin of error in a statistical tie. if romney wants to move the needle this week, he may have to give up the popeye defense and find the answer...

This. >> this is not a guy who is found with a bong in his house. he was convicted of an intent to distribute marijuana. so, you know, in the common parlance, he's a dealer. he's also a dope. it's remarkable just how he can have his probationary officer come to his house and he's got more than a pound of marijuana stashed in different locales. but life sentence? i don't think so, particularly at a time when the country is moving toward decriminalization. >> as you pointed out, he had two pounds of marijuana and police found about $1,600 in cash at his home back in september when that last bust...

Unexceptional, and she gave her critics a phrase, that -- the phrase "blood libel" which as alan dershowitz pointed out in common parlance means something other than what it historically referred to and my sense is i didn't find anything wrong with her video. what i took away from it is if you are not running for president, and you are caught up in a controversy like this, why would you have this highly produced video? i mean, it had -- smelled like a presidential candidate to me and i had my doubts about whether she's running for president and after this episode, i'm beginning to think maybe ...

It is. back this development project or be cut off from funds. that sounded like a ring of truth. tell me which the prosecutors focused on for possible criminality here by the governor. >> the diversion of funds from the port authority in order -- it enabled the governor not to raise gas taxes. he took $2 billion that was intended for a train tunnel and the polaski skyway isn't a port authority road. the port authority lawyers told the governor's people you cannot legally use this money to fund that repair. his people, sampson primarily, said find a way to do it. so they did. that's number one...

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