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Right, ed. one of the things i will say about the obama administration, i don't think they've done a good enough job of cheerleading for their own policies, which have been incredibly successful. you have a president personally popular and his policies not as popular as he is, but with mitt romney, you have someone who's not personally popular and when americans dig into the fact his economic policy is basically to give himself and his friends another huge tax cut as the expense of the middle and working class people, they are not going to be happy with what they find, so i do think the presid...

But i'm steady, i'm solid, i'm not going to go out and do things you're going to worry about. >> these are not cogent thoughts, something's going to pop. pretty good attack. generally mark haleprin gave newt an "a" plus on his performance last night. did it make a difference in voting? >> sure, it did. he could win, nate silver, the "new york times" also saying that newt gingrich is 62% chance of winning -- >> not 61%, not 63%, but -- >> 62.93%. >> he's got a super computer. i think the more important question is how does the "new york times" sunday magazine give him a front-page story? go ahe...

[ "jeopardy" theme song plays ] [ "jeopardy" theme song plays ] hmm. what is -- >> i hate sundays for $200, alex. used to beat only way to win on jeopardy was to be smart or super computer. a recent contestant found another way to succeed. >> it was so good it helped him set the all-time "jeopardy" record. what is his secret? here is abc's john berman. >> reporter: roger craig is "jeopardy" royalty. won a record setting $77,000 in a single day. more than the famous ken jennings, more than ibm's watson computer. he just won the tournament of champions to boot.

is he eating? is she sleeping? >> well, you know, it's been very tough for her. you know, especially these last three hearings. it's been, you know, everything against her. so, you know, with literally her life hanging in the balance of what the decision is in the courtroom, it's very tough to sleep. she has been thinning down a bit too. >> were you, kurt, in court today when that lawyer called your daughter a sex-loving she-devil? >> yeah. you know, it was -- this particular lawyer, you know, even during the first trial essentially did the same thing. it was extraordinarily hard to ...

individuals. they claim that only their views, approaches or prescriptions can save humanity and the world economy. their colleagues and friends don't you think that the root cause of the problems must be solved in the prevailing international order? or the way the world is governed? i would like to draw your kind attention to the following questions. who abducted tens of millions of people from their homes in africa during the dark period of slavery making them a victim of their materialistic greed in the united states and in europe? who imposed colonialism for over four centuries u...