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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20150722:19:02:00 - Vimarsana News

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Contest. in iowa, the quinnipiac shows that hillary clinton comes in behind the same three republicans but governor bush's lead is in the margin error. and in the state of virginia each gop candidate is ahead, again in a hypothetical one-on-one matchup today. the polls just say all three matchups are really too close to call. analysts say it's still notable because voters there elected longtime clinton friend and fund-raiser terry mcauliffe as governor. in each of these swing states voters said they do not think hillary clinton is honest and trustworthy. of course it's still early and three st...

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Telephone. about 60,000 of them and then they extrapolate from there. i have got to tell you a lot of these folks, in fact, about half were part timers. normally when we think about job creation, we don't count the part timers. >> very interesting. some of those jobs i also read were temporary seasonal jobs as well. they are already building up for the retail season. let me ask you this, what do you say to those people who question whether or not these numbers are legit. >> a lot of people are saying that the government is i can cooking the books here. let me tell you they get those kind of ac...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120516:20:06:00 - Vimarsana News

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On the battleground states. governor romney in florida, how does that state look to you? >>guest: it is a poll-driven decision to go to florida and as i stated down if miami, i thought that mitt romney had left florida and did not address the issues of florida voters, with a florida survey showing president obama plus one in florida, and, again, in the margin error and other surveys have romney by one but it is a toss up. the problem for the president is 46 percent to 47 percent, are the numbers and we know from trends the antiobama vote is probably going to exceed what he gets in florida and ...

CNNW Anderson Cooper 360 January 26, 2012 - Vimarsana News

CNNW Anderson Cooper 360 January 26, 2012

santorum and ron paul. new cnn polling shows a statistical dead heat. look at that, 36% to 34%. well within the five-point margin of error. romney there at the 36%. that's from sampling done sunday, monday, and tuesday. as always, expect the numbers to change. expect tomorrow night's debate to move that needle as well. also expect more of what we saw today. each candidate hammering the other. [ speaking spanish ] >> the gingrich campaign today stopped running the spanish language radio spaup accusing romney of being quote the most anti-immigration candidate in the debate. they took i...

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Seats in november. >> bill: do you concur, frank? >> well, i'll go back to what he said about a bump. that will be a rally effect. we've seen them historically, the president does something or something happens to the country, they get a bump. the reason i say that, bill, i think a lot of americans have already factored this health care reform effort into their thinking, he's at 50% job approval and gallop number as of today i think 60% on both sides did. >> bill: to what. >> in the disapproval in the mid 40's. >> bill: it's close. 3% margin error shall the country is divided. >> i'm not sure ...