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Think that if he could buck what otherwise seems to be a european trend, certainly, where any efforts toward austerity are quickly slapped down, i think the defeat of nicolas sarkozy of france comes to mine, not that there's a connection between the two, but there does seem to be a move in the world away from austerity, so if somehow the governor can buck that trend and win here, not only would he embolden his own forces to continue curtailing public spending on things like health care and benefits, many interpret that as a sign that unions themselves might be in some disarray and that they mi...

get to the bottom of this. he continues to insist his twitter account was hacked. the congressman says he does not want to make a federal case out of it. the congressman sat down with cnn's wolf blitzer this afternoon. >> did you send that picture to that college student in washington state? >> i did not. she says she never got it and doesn't know me. i certainly don't know her. this seems like it was a prank to make fun of my name. when you're named weiner, that happens. got 40,000-some-odd twitter followers. this seems like a prank that has an enormous amount of attention. >> this ...

To do that. >> governor haley barbour, thank you so much for being with us today. and our great sympathy with all of your constituents as you struggle against this flood. >> thanks, andrea. and let's bring in our political panel, david gregory is moderator of nbc's "meet the press." mitt romney what a week. the wall street journal hammering him. is there a good way for him to get out from under this problem of explaining his health care plan for massachusetts? >> those who are sympathetic to romney working with him say this was a backbone speech, this is him taking on his record and not runn...

Any of the official censuses or official estimates. but on a grassroots level, they are very organized, but they control a lot of unions and syndicates. they have a natural organization structure, and they do have a lot of influence through the mosques. it should not be forgotten that this protest movement really kicked off steam when the demonstrators left mosques on last friday and moved out into the streets. so the mosques can be, and have always been in this region a galvanizing force since they have a lot of power in the mosques, they have a lot of power on the streets. if elections were ...

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