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>> let's go south, jamaica. fastest man in the world, usain bolt, he did not do well. he lost twice. >> which is shocking. the world record holder in both the 100 meter and the 200 meter, who had only lost a couple of times since 2008 in beijing. one of them was because he was disqualified because of a false start. and he lost twice on his home soil to a teammate, johan blake, who now is looked at as a legitimate threat to bolt in both the 100 and the 200. they ran slow times in beau of these. >> right. >> the 100 and 200. it's not clear whether blake's just father right now or maybe bolt mayb...

Were to win gold and those winning bronze are just happy to be on the podium. i feel the same way doing red eye. they call it counter factual thinking and it explains why some sulk while others cry tears of joy after coming in third. meanwhile, the washington post columnist, one i like to call captain idiot face shows the world how arrogant the world is. he writes "olympic coverage offers a window into reflect cively naturalistic mind set that hamperses our understanding of the rest of the world and prevent any real assessment of american weaknesses and strengths in comparison to other countri...

Stimulus and moved back on health care and climate change. now, they've gotten the message and jumped on the jobs thing. but they should have done that back in august where we had the numbers of over 9%. >> that's charlie cook, editor of the "the cook political report." charlie, thanks for coming in today. fascinating way to look at it in terms of election. and also politics, the fascinating world of politics. >> that does it for me, i'm david shuster. i will see you back here tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern. there's no 3:00 p.m. show today. instead, olympic coverage. cameron hall picks up afte...

Daddy right now. >> she's 3. >> what is this overall tell us about the health of the economy. you said, almost nej l-- 50 cen >> the price tag of the items is going way down. it's not so much the jewelry. it's more about the cards, the evening out, the experience. most retail analysts right now are saying where our money is going -- through this recession is realizing it's more about the experience and it should be. we're more likely to spend money on an evening out as opposed to the jewelry. still $14 billion total. >> that's a lot. that is a wrap of our live msnbc sunday coverage. do stay ...

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