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Juan, great to have you today. >> thanks, jenna. jenna: let's talk a little bit about what the president needs to do. we saw that for mitt romney denver was really a game changer. the second debate seemed like the edge went to the president, but some still describe it as a little bit of a draw. how can the president make tonight game changing for his campaign? >> well, i think he's got to be dominant in the terms of knowledge of foreign policy. i think he's got to make a strong case for his leadership, jenna. and on the contrary, i think mitt romney has to make the case that when you look at o...

Out with typical signs of meningitis. the vast majority, 81%, start out with headache, and about a third will develop fever or nausea. north carolina recently reported its first death in connection with this outbreak. family members have identified the victim as 77-year-old elwena shaw and say she had been suffering severe headaches for more than a month before doctors realized what was wrong. so, jon, while only a small fraction of these patients exposed to these potentially dangerous meds may actually get sick, it's important that all of them, their families and physicians, pay close attenti...

Talk in ways that are pounding his chest about opening up for additional forces in afghanistan. that's what my father nailed paul ryan down at the debate. paul ryan suggested putting additional troops in the most dangerous part in the most dangerous country in the world. ask these people, republican or democrat, whether they think it's a good idea. >> women should talk about women's issues and guy that is fought in wars ought to talk about wars. coming up, mitt romney has swung and missed twice trying to hit the president on libya. tonight he'll get a third shot. the president better be prepar...

Claim the edge in foreign policy issues. at least before last month's attack in benghazi which left our ambassador to libya and three other americans dead. now we seeing how the obama administration's response to the attack may have changed some voters' mind with president obama's lead narrowing in battleground streets of ohio and florida. we have retireed general wesley clark, who ran for himself on the democratic side in 2003. sir, if you were advised him, and you is done this before, how would you suggest to the president that he should fight back against the attacks, regarding the attack i...

Join the european elite and the militias that were trying to get rid of qadaffi, destroyed him and his government, destroyed his military, destroyed the national police, destroyed the national intelligence forces, destroyed the local police, and infrastructure. is it any wonder some of us have argued, shep, that the so-called rule of law in libya is now the rule of roving gangs of militias, one of which killed our ambassador and his likely intelligence agency colleagues? >>shepard: this sounds like "blame america" policy that you don't normally want hung on your own neck. >>judge napolitano: w...