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They talk about the upper midwest, they talk specifically about wisconsin, which you were just talking about. they don't -- they don't trump up michigan as much. they're not showing any sign of really pulling out. it's just that they're not there. >> erin mcpike ann, cornblut, thank you. the season premiere of "saturday night live." ja let's check this out. >> so, america, i know you're not in love with me anymore. but i want you to know that my heart still beats for you. and i can prove it. ♪ i so in love with you that was fun, right? so do you want that or this? >> e-i-o-i-o! how about t...

I'm joined by a journalist, author and msnb contributor, i'm glad to have you here to talk about this. let's talk about what happened with friday's "washington post." it has this terrific article. it is titled "why is the arab world so easily offended?" it's written there's an arab pain and a volatility in the face of judgment by outsiders that stem from a deep and enduring sense of humiliation. a vast chasm separates the poor standing of arabs in the world today from their history of greatest. in this context, their injured pride is easy to understand. i know we could spend two years talking ...

That support. this is -- what we see that most of these kids that go to the streets and protest today are the people who were born, raised under those dictators. for them it's very hard to grasp democracy. it's very easy to vote to overthrow a deck at a tiictator. it's hard to built citizenship. that takes time. it will take a lot of education and a lot of patience. from the west, especially, the investment that hillary clinton, president obama is doing is investing in citizens. they are giving tons and tons of actually scholarships and building a prbridge, a cultural bridge. >> that's tis get...

Available in post-revolutionary libya, and it escalated into a much more violent episode. >> nbc's ayman mohyeldin is live in libya. let's talk about u.s. officials on the ground there. what do you know about people in custody in this incident? >> reporter: right now we know that libyan officials have rounded up anywhere between 30 to 40 -- as to who were the pre perpetrators behind this attack, perhaps some under the banner of foreign fighters that may have come in here. the libyan president is keen on saying this was a preplanned attack and had the hallmark of foreign fighters coming into ex...

United nations susan rice outlined the very latest on that investigation. >> our current assessment is that what happened in benghazi was, in fact, initially a spontaneous reaction to what had just transpired hours before in cairo. almost a copycat of the demonstrations against our facility in cairo, which were prompted, of course, by the video. what we think then transpired in benghazi is that opportunistic extremist elements came to the consulate as this was unfolding. they came with heavy weapons, which unfortunately are readily available in post-revolutionary libya, and they escalated into...