i think that was a mistake. >> chris: kirsten? >> on the jobs numbers i think it is a little overstated the effect. i think people are much more in tune with how they feel about things. they don't need anybody to tell them there aren't enough jobs. they already know that. one thing i would not underestimate is bill clinton's speech. it is the most anticipated speech more than even obama's or romney's was according could pugh. i wouldn't underestimate the good house keeping seal of approval from bill clinton and the effect it has on voters. >> good house keeping. [ laughter ] >> that is so remarkable. because you you look at these two presidents who took the early trajectory of whose administrations were quite similar. big ambitious healthcare programs and in clinton's case never passed and big washout in the mid term election and bill clinton made the opposite decision of how to react to that from the one barack obama made. made a big turn to the center and worked with the republican ares and made concessions like mad. all the thi

kirsten, i am counting on you next week. >> thank you. see you soon. >> sean: mia love rocked the house at the rnc. liberals seized the moment to call her racist name. she is here to respond. later, the surprise, unscripted appearance of dirty harry himself. go ahead... make my dad. clint eastwood has everyone talk. talk. we will go over his speech [laughing] [message beep] [tires screeching] you know how hard if yit can be to breathedo, and what that feels like. copd iludes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiva helps corol my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. and it's steroid-free spiriva does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell yr doctor if you have kidy problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you ta, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if yr breathing suddenly worsens

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kirsten, i am counting on you next week. >> thank you. see you soon. >> sean: mia love rocked the house at the rnc. liberals seized the moment to call her racist name. she is here to respond. later, the surprise, unscripted appearance of dirty harry himself. go ahead... make my dad. clint eastwood has everyone talk. we will go over his speech thanks for being with us. >> sean, thank you so much. >> and coming up next, more highlights from the closing night of the 2012 republican national convention. when we come back. clint eastwood's big surprise. the nonscripted speech that everyone is talking about. we will analyze it as we continue on hannah tee. >> a stellar businessman, and i think it is that time, and if you just stepped aside and mr. romney can take over, you can still use a plane. though maybe a smaller one. >> sean: the closing night of the 2012 republican national convention was a blockbuster from hollywood icon clint east wootd's surprise appearance to the speech from senator marco rubio that has everyone talk. let's take a lo

jon: do those things cancel each other out, kirsten? you've worked in political campaigns and one side thinks all is lost and the other one thinks it will ablow out for my guy, do they cancel each other out? >> i don't know if they cancel each out out they definitely have an impact. just to go back to these polls, one thing people need to understand, this is really important i think republicans are in pretty serious denial what is going on. if they want to look at really objectively, they're right about the claim about 2008 but what they're missing is that these polls are not asking people how are you registered. they're asking you who do you identify with which is a different question. what typically happens is independents will often say, that they identify with the party they're going to vote for. so if you were to go back and look at 2008 you start noticing more people saying they're democrats. if you go back to 2010 when the republicans won you start to see more people were saying they were republicans. this suggests that independe

as kirsten we may be a war. >> and how will this week's events affect the presidential polls and will the media react? >> the polls have them up, the polls have them down. which polls do the media believe? which do they report and why? details nex you've been busy for a dead man. after you jumped ship in bangkok, i thought i'd lost you. >>> surfing is my life now. but who's going to .... >>> tell the world that priceline has even faster, easier ways to save you money. . . on hotels, flights & cars? you still have it. >>> i'll always have it. so this is it? >>> we'll see where the waves take me. sayonara, brah! >>. >> jon: here a rasmussen poll tracking the presidential race. mitt romney has a one-point lead a statistical tie within the margin of error and team obama with a five-point lead. media tend to make a big deal in any poll not so much when mitt romney is on top. a pollster for team romney had this advice for the press. he said, don't get too worked up about the latest polling. while some will feel a sugar high after the convention the basic structure hasn't changed significant

real quick, kirsten, 30 seconds, why did you say romney was a bad candidate? >> because is he very not specific about things. president obama right now not projecting strength. romney is not projecting strength. pulled out a statement got attacked and crawled into a hole. he should have kept moving forward with what he was saying. he was on target. >> bill: he needs to punch out somebody? >> i think so. >> i vote for you. >> bill: okay. i could handle that area. jesse watters taking his economic concerns to fashion week here in new york city. that should be interesting. and then adam corolla on clint eastwood saying heys no regrets about the empty chair deal. also ahead big announcement about me and jon stewart. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. >> watters world segment tonight. times are tough economically for many americans. not for the idol rich. and there are plenty of them floating around new york city last week because it was fashion industry's big exposition. being a man of fashion imself we sent jesse watters to check it all out. i'm too sexy fo

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martha: kirsten, start with you. obviously maureen dowd hadn't seen the late latest polls when she wrote the piece this weekend. there were raised eyebrows at the moment. we were the change? we thought the president was the change we were supposed to seek? >> really? i thought he told everybody he was running we were the change we were waiting for. that type of message, exactly that fight. i was fascinated that to learn maureen dowd was filled with hope of barack obama. i don't remember that. i remember making fun of him for un-american for not eating fried twinkies. i think this is such a disconnect from reality column, in the same way that a lot of liberals, she is not only one have been attacking obama's speech when it was extremely effective speech and we've seen, in the polling that you just referenced that he has gotten quite a bit of bounce out of it. he is even up five in ohio. so i honestly do not know what she is talking about. almost like she was refering to a different speech. not the speech that heard. m

>> as kirsten and i were too busy this week worrying about libya. never mind. >> rick: any spillover, do you think. next time governor walker has to run for reelection, the opponent is going to put up his tweets in favor of the referee union? >> you have to understand about wisconsin, nobody messes with the green bay packers. and he is disappointed with the replacement refs. people were tuning in to see what the next screw up would be. >> rick: coming up next the biased media. don't go away.

and kirsten powers from daily beast. she sat down and said i'll get all the e-mail. i'm in charles krauthammer's chair. yom kippur ends at sunset. >> the empty chair. >> left it in his honor. >> bret: what about today on his trail? ohio, the importance. >> ohio is crucial. if you look at the polls there is so much discussion of the polls, conservatives who believe that democrats are oversampled none are trustworthy. you have the main stream medi media. the truth is in between. it's clear that many polls are oversampling and they look more like 2008 turn-out than we would expect. this applies to ohio and nationally as bell and see they are showing momentum in president direction. he picked up support among independents in the poll. good gauge to tell which way the trends of the race. and in this gallup poll, it's registered voters right now. it had been even. romney cited it on the stump and showed one of two polls tied. today it was 50/44 for president obama. i think ohio certainly is trending toward obama. it's safe to say that right now. the national polls are show

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and to kirsten's point, that's what every speech each night was designed to do. michelle obama validated that barack obama is a good guy and came up just like they -- everybody else, low working class, middle class family. bill clinton the guy who said he can put the economy back on track like i did. biden tells everybody every catholic irish from a place like scranton that is he a good guy. >> laura: the problem with all of, this of course, is we have facts and figures that don't kind of mesh with he is a great leader aside from killing bin laden, all of those descriptors don't really change the economic report that i bet the president saw before he went up and spoke last night. so, again, the razzle dazzle personal narrative is wonderful to dehold but i said in talking points memo but the reality is what the reality is for most americans. whether or not biden is a great guy which he could very well be. >> i totally agree with that what they were doing is they were saying someone said in the president's speech there was the word choice or choose 21 times. they'r

and to kirsten's point, that's what every speech each night was designed to do. michelle obama validated that barack obama is a good guy and came up just like they -- everybody else, low working class, middle class family. bill clinton the guy who said he can put the economy back on track like i did. biden tells everybody everysh fe like scranton that is he a good guy. >> laura: the problem with all of, this of course, is we have facts and figures that don't kind of mesh with he is a great leader aside from killing bin laden, all of those descriptors don't really change the economic report that i bet the president saw before he went up and spoke last night. so, again, the razzle dazzle personal narrative is wonderful to dehold but i said in talking points memo but the reality is what the reality is for most americans. whether or not biden is a great guy which he could very well be. >> i totally agree with that what they were doing is they were saying someone said in the president's speech there was the word choice or choose 21 times. they're trying to set this up

kirsten, i am counting on you next week. >> thank you. see you soon. >> sean: mia love rocked the house at the rnc. liberals seized the moment to call her racist name. she is here to respond. later, the surprise, unscripted appearance of dirty harry himself. go ahead... make my dad. clint eastwood has everyone talk. we will go over his speech amer? then you belong at bass pro shops for big savings during our labor day sale. and stop by our hometown festival this weekend for free family activities,@ food and giveaways. bass pro shops. your adventure starts here. you want to make sure it goes up and stays up. [ chirp ] with android apps, you get better quality control. so our test flights are less stressful. i've got a lot of paperwork, and time is everything here. that's why i upgraded to the new sprint direct connect. [ chirp ] and the fastest push-to-talk nationwide. [ male announcer ] upgrade to the new "done." [ chirp ] with access to the fastest push to talk, three times the coverage, and android productivity apps. now when you buy on

real quick, kirsten, 30 seconds, why did you say romney was a bad candidate? >> because is he very not specific about things. president obama right now not projecting strength. romney is not projecting strength. pulled out a statement got attacked and crawled into a hole. he should have kept moving forward with what he was saying. he was on target. >> bill: he needs to punch out somebody? >> i think so. >> i vote for you. >> bill: okay. i could handle that area. jesse watters taking his economic concerns to fashion week here in new york city. that should be interesting. and then adam corolla on clint eastwood saying heys no regrets about the empty chair deal. also ahead big announcement about me and jon stewart. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. ♪ [ male announcer ] every car we build must make adrenaline pump and pulses quicken. ♪ to help you not just to stay ale... but feel alive. the new c class is no exception. it's a mercedes-be

democrats but by republicans, as well, the democrats will take an opportunity here to highlight, as kirsten said, the areas where the president hand strong on foreign policy, where he has had national security success, and he will highlight the fact we are at war and we have men and women overseas in our longest ever war in afghanistan, and he has a land to draw it down. it is an unpopular war. >>shepard: it is not going well. >>guest: it is not. but he is going to highlight the commander in chief credentials because mitt romney decided not to discuss the unpopular war. with regard to the economy, president obama needs to make the case he inher resulted a -- inherited a crumbling economy built on a house of cards. republicans will take you back there, that is what he will tell the public. it is not stable yet but it is headed in the right direction. the republicans will bring us right back down. >>shepard: he made many promises many of which we have been playing over and over again. including the number of jobs. we have fewer people employed than when he came to office. >>guest: look, when

real quick, kirsten, 30 seconds, why did you say romney was a bad candidate? >> because is he very not specific about things. president obama right now not projecting strength. romney is not projecting strength. pulled out a statement got attacked and crawled into a hole. he should have kept moving forward with what he was saying. he was on target. >> bill: he needs to punch out somebody? >> i think so. >> i vote for you. >> bill: okay. i could handle that area. jesse watters taking his economic concerns to fashion week here in new york city. that should be interesting. and then adam corolla on clint eastwood saying heys no regrets about the empty chair deal. also ahead big announcement about me and jon stewart. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. droid does. with verizon, america's largest 4g lte network, and motorola, droid does. get $100 off select motorola 4g lte smartphones like the droid razr. on december 21st polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space. which would render retirement planning unnecessy. but

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kirsten powers and richard grenell that served for press spokesman to the last four ambassadors to the u.n. i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. >> jon: the scene in benghazi, september 11th as what was believed to be, what we're were to believe reuters, protesting an anti-muslim film supposedly produced in this country. that film blames the cause for islamic protestors attacking embassy in cairo egypt. someone in that embassy tweeted this message in response to the riot. we firmly reject the actions by those that abuse the universal right of freedom of speech to hurt the religious beliefs of others. politico said they decided to distance themselves. the statement by the embassy in cairo was not cleared by washington and does not reflect the views of the united states government. mitt romney also reacted to the attack west side this statement. i am outraged by the attacks on american diplomatic missions in libya and egypt and by the death of an american consulate worker in benghazi. romney held a press conference the next day. >> possibly the administration was wrong sympathi

kirsten, monica references your employer, the daily beast, and its reporting on this. it does matter what the administration saw and knew before they sent the ambassador out to tell us this was a protest. >> i have been saying either they were lying or they were dangerously incompetent and clueless, and even just clueless because i think it was sort of self-evident as the white house came to say that this was not some sort of spontaneous uprising, and there had already been some reporting saying nothing was happening outside of the consulate before the attack. now that ely lake has written this story, which i commend to everybody, i am much more inclined to say they're lying and there's a cover up because ely's an excellent reporter, he has three separate sources in the intelligence community saying that they knew within 24 hours not just that they were al-qaeda, not just that it was planned -- which is contrary to what susan rice said over and over and over again -- but they even had pinpointed one of the people. so this is how much information they had. now, how the

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joining us to talk about the role of women in the party, are senator kirsten gillibrand, of new york, and kamala harris, attorney general of california. welcome to you both. senator gillibrand, i'm very curious about what you thought about what ray just talked to you about emily's list, whether women are really running, whether they inspire you. >> yes, and this year, specifically in this u.s. senate we have 11 women running for the senate, the most ever. we have six incumbents and five challengers but it's not surprising because we have patti murray, the chair of the d.c.s.s. who looked for the candidates and found strong women challengers and a couple of those seats are pickup seats for democrats. >> woodruff: i want to ask you both about women voters because we've heard the republicans say last week that, yes, the democrats argue they're better for women but in fact women have been most affected by this bad economy attorney general kamala harris, don't they have a point? >> women are no different from anyone. women do have the responsibility for raising families and taking care of

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cynthia, hakim you're here in new york and kirsten you're in arizona and i was remembering back in 2006 the democrats very successfully nationalized that election, a lot around the iraq war and opposition to the iraq war and a feeling of exhaustion. let's say everyone at this table wins and we have a democratic majority in both houses. what is the agenda? kirsten, when you say to the foekz in your district, i'm going to go to congress and if you put democrats in charge, we will do -- what's the fill in the blank there? >> well, chris, you know, when we're walking and talking with voters in our district what we say is the only way to change washington is to change the people we send there. unfortunately, from arizona, we have been sending a delegation that is more interested in partisan bickering than actually solving problems. i'll tell you, chris, voters are concerned about one thing and one thing only in arizona, jobs. one-third of arizonans are worried they can lose their jobs some time this year. they wake up in the morning and they don't really think about being a democrat or being

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