jason's wife scarlet. >> i know 100% that jason is innocent. >> there are no drugs in this case. >> reporter: jason's family back home launched a full-time campaign to win his freedom. they received support from a wide range of current and former u.s. officials, including tom cash, the former miami station chief for the drug enforcement administration. >> i say that there's a lot of major drug traffickers in nicaragua, and there's a lot of major drug traffickers in central america, but jason puracal is certainly not one of them. >> thank you, everyone, for praying for me. >> reporter: nicaraguan justice system eventually agreed with an appeals court overturning jason's sentence and setting him free. before he left the country, jason insisted on stopping off to say good-bye to old friends who had stood by him. and then as he was leaving nicaragua and crossing the border into honduras, he began to take pleasure in things that only a man who had lost and regained his freedom could truly appreciate. >> have you ever seen such a beautiful traffic jam? this is a wonderful traffic jam. >> enjoying

jason's wife scarlet. >> i know 100% that jason is innocent. >> there are no drugs in this case. >> reporter: jason's family back home launched a full-time campaign to win his freedom. they received support from a wide range of current and former u.s. officials, including tom cash, the former miami station chief for the drug enforcement administration. >> i say that there's a lot of major drug traffickers in nicaragua, and there's a lot of major drug traffickers in central america, but jason puracal is certainly not one of them. >> thank you, everyone, for praying for me. >> reporter: nicaraguan justice system eventually agreed with an appeals court overturning jason's sentence and setting him free. before he left the country, jason insisted on stopping off to say good-bye to old friends who had stood by him. and then as he was leaving nicaragua and crossing the border into honduras, he began to take pleasure in things that only a man who had lost and regained his freedom could truly appreciate. >> have you ever seen such a beautiful traffic jam? this is a wonderful traffic jam. >> enjoying

and, you know, part of it was what jason was saying. one of the things i learned through this project is this, if i don't eat something or don't buy a new car this year, then next year, you know, put money in the bank, then next year i've got some money in the bank. if i'm careful about what i consume in a few years, i've got lots of money in the bank, and if i start using that interest to finance my consumption, i have a higher level of consumption than i would have if i'd been consuming all along. a few years down the road then i have the wherewithal to buy more stuff. the same is true for the united states of america, and we've not been doing that. we've not been doing that at all. we've been borrowing and spreading the wealth around, and we haven't accumulated the assets we need to feed future consumption and create growth. so what we need to do, and this is something that was evident in president bush's speeches early in the 2000s. we need to create an environment that's friendly to business, friendly to capital so that businesses

match three, jason dufner and zach johnson. co then the fourth and final match set to go off in just a few moments. jim furyk and brandt snedeker. this was the match from yesterday, the number one player in the world, rory mcilroy and graeme mcdowell. gary? >> gary: keegan bradley has a chance for a birdie to win the hole and he and mickelson a 3-up lead a three. good effort, but the hole will be halved with pars. they will remain 2-up. we'll go to the first tee. >> your attention please. this is match number four, a foursome between the team represented by rory mcilroy. and graeme mcdowell. against the united states of america team represented by jim furyk and brandt snedeker. first on the tee representing europe, graeme mcdowell. >> dan: graeme mcdowell and rory mcilroy got up to a 3-up lead before the americans battled back, but in the end, it was mcilroy and mcdowell who grabbed the point with a 1-up victory. they lost yesterday afternoon, but this is one of the formidable duos for olazabal. >> gary: this is pulled just a l

i think this president's done with congress. >> jason? >> and he's going to your point about the stimulus, the stimulus that he wants. he's going to need more to pay for that, a massive bush tax hike. a massive bush, he wants a new normal for government spending in the country and he wants, obviously, the complete enactment of obamacare and maybe require more government spending and going forward at a higher level. >> and his argument,'s been saying in the interview, if you reelect me, the republicans will be chasened and no choice, but a grand budget bargain on my term, big tax increase and fiddling on the edge of entilements and major defense cuts. is that what we're likely to see if he does win? >> i think that the voters, for the american taxpayers, the pressure for a tax increase will become more intense because the interest rates are likely to rise and the government is going to be even more, be under great pressure to come in with more revenue to pay the bills, and so, i think what you're going to see is intense pressure from the t

. >> jason, does this turn the economic argument around? >> blaming china for u.s. unemployment, no. this is economic populism and it's unfortunate. no one really believes that romney would actually go through with what he's threatening to do in terms of counter veiling duties. china is one of our largest trading partners and starting a trade war with one of your largest trading partners is not good for american prosperity. >> paul: dan, we've watched campaigns over the year and seen this protectionist argument offered time and time again, most often by democrats and it always polls well when you look at the polls, but it doesn't drive votes because somehow people look the at it as a sour and make the same kind of judgment as jason, you know what, blaming china for our problems, that's not what we need. we need to improve american competitiveness. >> that's right. there's no example of this trait gab bit working. he is in effect, giving obama-- letting him off the hook, separating saying it's not my fault, it's george bush's or the chinese. mitt romney's got to run

jason, if you can hear us, probably all familiar with jason, works with us every monday morning. how much did the botched call on "monday night football" have to do with getting the deal done a couple days later? >> the clearly brought the league and its owners a lot closer to what the refs were looking for. from all accounts, paula, rob, it felt like the referees made out pretty well here. more details of this deal will come out later today. for the next five years, they get to keep their pensions. that was a big battle for them. and you can start asking the question -- what do the owners and commissioners really gain by making their league, you know, the butt of many jokes for the past several weeks. >> jason, as far as you can tell right now what was the main sticking point in why the lockout began in the first place. we heard, use about obviously compensation, ability to bench the bad refs, what was the number one issue and how did they resolve it as far as what we know, we know this news is still breaking though? >> again, the pension was one of the big deals. also the leagu

uh, jason wright is here. hi, jason. somerville, massachusetts. what do you do back there? somerville, massachusetts. uh, let's see--i write a poetry and art magazine, uh, i play guitar, big celtics fan, got a lovely girlfriend lisa. yeah? and you--you do some, uh... uh, work, too, to make money? oh, yeah, i do, uh, work. i work at a, uh, a telecommunications company. a fine telecommunications company. fine telecommunications company. (laughs) oh, it's awesome. i love it. i love it. it's great. yeah, no. i know. well, i... forget that raise. nice to have you here, jason. (laughter) i've gotten you in trouble there. i'm sorry. good one. kelcey, how are you? good. uh, kelcey williams is from san mateo, california. i am. you're recently married? that's exciting. five months, to troy. yeah? and you probably have, i'm guessing, in your dining room, a framed picture of the wedding? uh, well, close. it's you and vanna. yeah? (laughter) i have--there's a picture of us hanging in your-- well, i won it during the first audition... uh-huh. and the frame was a wedding present, so it ki

and those things just happen. >>> coming up, jason richardson is visited by his girlfriend. but first, beau de'arborne and michelle culberson have a family reunion with their infant son. >> peekaboo! xó >>> due to mature subject matter viewer discretion is advised. >> beau de'arborne and michelle culberson say they are very much in love. but their relationship has been interrupted by their incarceration at the orange county jail in southern california. their charges include rape and sodomy. they pled not guilty. but if they are convicted in court, culberson faced up to nine years in prison and de'arborne could be sentenced to 16. >> honestly, i don't want to hear numbers, i want to hear justice. i want to hear freedom ring, to be honest. >> de'arborne and culberson are not allowed to see each other in jail but they can write letters. >> she made me step my game up on my writing. >> dear michelle, what a do. my tugga sugar's love. i'm still on cloud nine from that ride. i can see how you get them butterflies the same way you make my nature rise, just staring into these gorg

jason, if you can hear us, probably all familiar with jason, he works with us every monday morning. jason, how much did that botched call on "monday night football" have to do with getting this deal done just a couple days later? >> it clearly brought the league and its owners a lot closer to what the referees were looking for. from all accounts, paula, rob, it felt like the referees made out pretty well here. more details of this deal will come out later today. for at least the next five years, they get to keep their pensions. that was a big battle for them. and you can start asking the question -- what do the owners and commissioners really gain by making their league, you know, the butt of many jokes for the past several weeks. >> jason, as far as you can tell right now what was the main sticking point in terms of why the lockout began in the first place? we heard issues about obviously compensation, ability to bench the bad refs, what was the number one issue and how did they resolve it as far as what we know, we know this news is still breaking though? >> well, again, the pensi

james: thank you, jason. i know you're working on a couple of big stories involving big name running backs. just ahead, peyton manning's shaky performance monday night raised the question will he ever be 100% again if we'll consult with our "nfl today" doctor in a moment. but first, we want to play tribute to our friend, steve sabol who lost his battle with cancer last tuesday. >> for us to just film it the same way television covers it would be abusing our profession as filmmakers. >> steve sabol covered the nfl with the eyes of an artist, as photographer, writer, producer, and director, he set the standard. he lived by a simple mantra -- life is great, football is better. for nearly 50 years, steve sabol made viewing football better than great for all of us. made viewing football better than great for all of us. he was 69 years of age. romantic comedy or action? ahhh... i don't do or. or makes you choose. i want romaction. cyborg meets his baby mamma. waaa.. who wants or? i'm done with or. hit me! or...♪

>> chason. >> jimmy: jason? >> chason. >> jimmy: all right, stand up, jason. chason? >> chason. >> jimmy: chason. >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, i thought you said jason. >> no. >> jimmy: do you have your phone on you, chason? >> yeah. >> jimmy: let me see it, buddy. here we go. nice phone. motorola. what is it called? >> i have no clue. >> jimmy: there you go. [ light laughter ] we're gonna hook into it here in the hacker 9000. >> bleep blorp bleep blorp bleep. hey, chason, this is the dame over at chippendales. sorry for the delay, but we were finally able to run your credit card and i wanted to confirm the following transactions are yours. one lap dance. one butt bounce, two private pork pokes, a double cheek surprise, another lap dance, another butt bounce, this one with full rocket ending, and finally, three diet cokes with no ice. if you have any questions, chason, feel free to call me back. the total amount of these purchases amounts to $2,700. bye, chason! >> jimmy: there you go, buddy. thank you, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing? stand up. let me

but more than that, i'm jason's sister. and i know my brother. i know that he's absolutely 100% innocent. >> puracal was hopeful that this would be resolved quickly. his lawyers say the nicaraguan authorities weren't able to provide any evidence linking him to a drug trafficking ring. they say no drugs were found in his home or office, no evidence of money laundering. we first spoke to puracal back in june. he'd been in prison for more than 18 months and his health was deteriorating in the harsh conditions of the prison. do you have any idea why the authorities in nicaragua think you committed these crimes? i mean, why they focused on you? because from -- i don't see any evidence they actually presented. >> i don't know the reason that i'm here. that's been a mystery from the very beginning of what the motives behind the police and the prosecution have been. >> the day our interview aired, the nicaraguan authorities announced they would grant an appeal. >> is there anything you want people to know? >> i'm 100% innocent of the crimes i've been acc

i say that because the coffee house is where singer/songwriter jason mraz started his career. although his songs are popular, he wants people to know that there's more to him than just music. we sat down and shared the message behind his music. ♪ >> what's up, i'm jason mraz. ♪ >> all my songs come from personal experience. i always write about what i'm processing. something i want to remember and acknowledge or something i want to be when i grow up. ♪ i won't hesitate no more no more it cannot wait i'm yours ♪ >> i think my music has a mission. i don't like to release a song unless it has a purpose. and that mission is healing. that mission is providing comfort. providing a little bit of entertainment. ♪ >> you know, i want the show to educate, but i don't want to be in your face about. it i want to lead by example. if you find out about what we're doing and we leave places for fans to participate and recycle, fans also can get -- get a drink from our free water hydration stations so they can bring their own bottle. they'll notice in their own lives how it directly

(cheers and applause). >> jon: jason 4h$h [ male announcer ] precision. at lenscrafters we call it accufit. a digital scanning system five times more precise. helping you see perfectly. that's precision. ♪ lenscrafters. (cheers and applause). >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, her new film is called "butter." >> you want a cookie because you're going to get pregnant? >> i get pregnant like once a month! >> do you honestly think you're anything more than a cheap lay to him? he'll get bored. after that he'll come right back where he belongs-- to my house. >> listen would you prefer it if i didn't enter this whole butter contest thing? >> absolutely. >> excellent! it's on. (laughter) >> jon: please welcome olivia wilde. hello! (cheers and applause) olivia wilde! (cheers and applause) thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> jon: first of all, the movie is-- not only is the movie funny, new it with some of our favorite people here. your rob cord dries, your christian schaal. >> your dire staff is in this movie. patrick stewart who is no

jason applebaum is here with some of the details. the giants won 8-4. the giants celebrated on the field. members of the giants acknowledged fans including pablo sandoval. >> this asset exciting! >> in the clubhouse, champagne showers and hugs. that is still a long journey to go. " to upper case on >> this was one of many sites of vandalism in the wake of an officer involved shooting on thursday evening. the police station was the focus of the crowd tran suffering shattered windows and pay. small businesses sustained damages as well. >> this actually happened as four-five months ago, the same type of scenario the. a group of people came by throwing rocks. they hit our building because we're right across from >> da lin spoke with police about what they're planning to do. >>da: police are stepping up their presence in the mission district. vandals have been targeting the mission police stations. that is why offices are guarding the front entrance. cops have also been instructed to have right here ready and respond to this area. police say they've noticed

(cheers and applause). >> jon: jason (cheers and applause). >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, her new film is called "butter." >> you want a cookie because you're going to get pregnant? >> i get pregnant like once a month! >> do you honestly think you're anything more than a cheap lay to him? he'll get bored. after that he'll come right back where he belongs-- to my house. >> listen would you prefer it if i didn't enter this whole butter contest thing? >> absolutely. >> excellent! it's on. (laughter) >> jon: please welcome olivia wilde. hello! (cheers and applause) olivia wilde! (cheers and applause) thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> jon: first of all, the movie is-- not only is the movie funny, new it with some of our favorite people here. your rob cord dries, your christian schaal. >> your dire staff is in this movie. patrick stewart who is now on our staff will be in this movie. >> i beat him out by, like, one awe decontamination. (laughter) it was neck in neck. it was rough when i saw him back station. >> jon: he's not over it, is h

i'm jason mraz. >> all my songs come from personal experience. i always write about what i'm processing, something i want to remember and acknowledge or something i want to be when i grow up. ♪ i won't hesitate no more no more it cannot wait i'm yours ♪ >> i think my music has a mission. i don't like to release a song unless it has a purpose. and that mission is healing. that mission is providing comfort, providing a little bit of entertainment. i want the show to educate but i don't want to be in your face about it. i want to lead by example. if you find out what we're doing and we leave places for fans to participate and recycle. fans get to drink from our free water hydration stations so they can bring their own bottle. they will notice in their own lives how it directly impacts them just in their wallet because of the way you live reusing. i want to lead by example because it's how i live at home. i feel if i can inspire my next-door neighbor to do the same, it can have a ripple effect around the world. ♪ i feel like such an introverted

jason aldean. and the song we're hearing, and lady ant be la lady antebellum was supposed to be here today. you might remember him from our wonderful concert in central park. >> there you go. >> a long road for a short hop. luke bryan is here today. the cma nominations, here live on "gma." they are entertaining the faithful outside, as we bid you all a good morning. >>> george, on the convention floor in charlotte, north carolina, as the democratic convention kicked off. robin in mississippi with her family. pleased to have along with lara and sam, elizabeth vargas. >> nice to be here. >>> we want to take a look at an adorable little girl. take a look. >> no. >> is that you? >> we were on the road. just so you know. we were all on the road. everybody was asked to bring pictures of their first day of school. thankfully, elizabeth vargas answered the bell. can we take another look? >> it was my first day of kindergarten the. >> you looked like you were a well-behaved little girl. >> in okinawa? >> ye

i think this president's done with congress. >> jason? >> and he's going to your point about the stimulus, the stimulus that he wants. he's going to need more to pay for that, a massive bush tax hike. a massive bush, he wants a new normal for government spending in the country and he wants, obviously, the complete enactment of obamacare and maybe require more government spending and going forward at a higher level. >> and his argument,'s been saying in the interview, if you reelect me, the republicans will be chasened and no choice, but a grand budget bargain on my term, big tax increase and fiddling on the edge of entilements and major defense cuts. is that what we're likely to see if he does win? >> i think that the voters, for the american taxpayers, the pressure for a tax increase will become more intense because the interest rates are likely to rise and the government is going to be even more, be under great pressure to come in with more revenue to pay the bills, and so, i think what you're going to see is intense pressure from the t

i'm jason mraz. >> all my songs come from personal experience. i always write about what i'm processing, something i want to remember and acknowledge or something i want to be when i grow up. ♪ i won't hesitate no more no more it cannot wait i'm yours ♪ >> i think my music has a mission. i don't like to release a song unless it has a purpose. and that mission is healing. that mission is providing comfort, providing a little bit of entertainment. i want the show to educate but don't want to be in your face about it. i want to lead by example. if you find out what we're doing and we leave places for fans to participate and recycle. fans get to drink from our free water hydration stations so they can bring their own bottle. they will notice in their own lives how it directly impacts them just in their wallet because of the way you live reusing. i want to lead by example because it's how i live at home. i feel if i can inspire my next-door neighbor to do the same, it can have a ripple effect around the world. ♪ i feel like such an introverted p

(cheers and applause). >> jon: jason g'head. try it- where's the nearest jack in the box? i found 4 places that sell socks. not socks. jack in the box. a yak is a long-haired bovine. that's true. i like things that work, like my no- nonsense all-american jack combo. it has two 100% beef patties, melting cheese, lettuce and tomato plus fries and a drink for $4.99. sounds de-lish. i found one d-list celebrity nearby. (cheers and applause). >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, her new film is called "butter." >> you want a cookie because you're going to get pregnant? >> i get pregnant like once a month! >> do you honestly think you're anything more than a cheap lay to him? he'll get bored. after that he'll come right back where he belongs-- to my house. >> listen would you prefer it if i didn't enter this whole butter contest thing? >> absolutely. >> excellent! it's on. (laughter) >> jon: please welcome olivia wilde. hello! (cheers and applause) olivia wilde! (cheers and applause) thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> jon: first of all, the movie is-- no

dan and jason, thank you both. david: thanks, gentlemen, appreciate it. when we come back, the battle wages on within the fed on whether or not the latest round of quantitative easing should have been implemented. our own peter barnes talking exclusively with philadelphia fed president charles plosser. his talk with plosser actually moved the markets today. what more did he say that may move the markets tomorrow? we'll be asking peter coming up. liz: plus, one fund manager says the end of an era is coming, the end of the era where you look to price to earnings ratios to buy a stock. no, no, no, there's a new indicator he says is out there that you should absolutely be using to buy stocks. he'll tell you what it is straight aheld. david: also, toys r us looking to hire thousands of workers. some companies are hiring, folks. we'll tell you why toys r us is doing it coming up on "after the bell." ♪ [ male announcer ] what if you had thermal night-vision goggles, like in a special opsission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral d

jason at first. and adam la roche hits one sky high and deep, but jason hayward couldn't reach it. homerun number 30 for la roche and it gives the nats an early lead. bottom of the 8th. tied at 4. braves has the bases loaded and the pitch brushes the jersey of simmons. the braves win. and the nationals have a 6 1/2 game lead in the nl east. >>> the maryland terrapins and the coach taking on the former squad, the u-conn huskies. second quarter. maryland down 14-0. and going all the way in for a 19-yard touchdown. the first collegiate touchdown. and maryland was down 14-7. late in the fourth, maryland down 10. and perry hill drops back and keeps it for himself. with a 10-yard score. the terps pull within three. 4th and 17 for the u-conn team. can they do it? going deep to the end zone. this ball appears to be intercepted. but it is ruled incomplete. and maryland loses for the first time in career, 24-21. they head to west virginia next week. >>> georgia tech playing host to virginia. the yellow jackets creating quite a buzz early on. pun intended. textbook play from scrimmage. the fi

natalie, jason. >> all right, al. thanks so much. this morning on "today's" home, we're going inside a celebrity home. >> ivanka trump allows cameras inside her apartment for the upcoming issue of decor. we're getting the sneak peek first. the vision of your apartment, really about designing with the idea of your daughter who is now one-year-old but the time you were pregnant with her. >> i was pregnant. i was three months out from having our first child. i was incredibly in this nesting stage. everything had to be absolutely perfect. i was going through the apartment with a fine tooth comb looking for a paint chip. then she was born and it started the slow deterioration. >> you basically were in charge of the interior design for the entire trump hotel collection which is a feat in itself. it makes me curious, how is your home design voice different from your business design voice. >> it's funny. we have major projects going on, including doral we bought in florida, washington, d.c. great conversion of a historic property. i spent a

(cheers and applause). >> jon: jason -xarar!( ,-x0',x3p .bb (cheers and applause). >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, her new film is called "butter." >> you want a cookie because you're going to get pregnant? >> i get pregnant like once a month! >> do you honestly think you're anything more than a cheap lay to him? he'll get bored. after that he'll come right back where he belongs-- to my house. >> listen would you prefer it if i didn't enter this whole butter contest thing? >> absolutely. >> excellent! it's on. (laughter) >> jon: please welcome olivia wilde. hello! (cheers and applause) olivia wilde! (cheers and applause) thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> jon: first of all, the movie is-- not only is the movie funny, new it with some of our favorite people here. your rob cord dries, your christian schaal. >> your dire staff is in this movie. patrick stewart who is now on our staff will be in this movie. >> i beat him out by, like, one awe decontamination. (laughter) it was neck in neck. it was rough

jason weller's in the wind. what about nathan madden? nothing. and how does a straight-laced yacht owner end up all mixed up with the russian guys? by owning a slip at the wayside marina. well, those are like million- dollar waterfront condos. there's a 30-year waiting list to get one. someone's figured out a way to get around it, though. in the last six months, 12 slips have sold for $10,000 apiece. how's that possible? because the cupelo corporation is buying them. looks like it's some sort of an offshore company. so it's probably a shell. means it's gonna be next to impossible to get their records. this corporation is strong-arming the owners into selling their slips and then renting them back to them. so it looks legal, but it's extortion. i think our missing yacht owner was trying to buck the trend. he has the one slip that didn't sell. well, then now we know why he went down to the russian fight club. he was trying to keep them from taking his slip. he was last seen on his sport boat. let's put out a bolo. (over radio): yamaha 230 spotted i

if mitt romney wins, they'll try to convince jason sudeikis to stay. >> also, you know, we're talking about politicians and snl really no underestimating the power of snl on politics. you look back to 2008, we saw tina fey as sarah palin. >> and i can see russia from my house. >> that really had an impression on the voters a lot of surveys show. we'll see more of that this year with obama and romney,ium are sure we'll see that, right? >> absolutely. some people get down on "saturday night live" in their form right now. "saturday night live" when they're talking politics that's when they're at their best. hillary clinton is one of the more iconic ones. i'm definitely thinking we're going to see that. this is an election year and a very interesting election and they're going to go all in and i'm excited. i can't wait to see what they come up with. >> thank you. what do you think? >> i think it needs some work. >> oh, okay. good morning to you, too, randi. >> i'm just being honest, you know. >> that was entertainment correspondent nischelle turner. the 38th season premieres. >>> clint ea

but more than that, i'm jason's sister. and i know my brother. i know that he's absolutely 100% innocent. >> puracal was hopeful that this would be resolved quickly. his lawyers say the nicaraguan authorities weren't able to provide any evidence linking hi drug trafficking ring. noring. in june. he'd been in prison for more than 18 monthshi h in the harsh conditions of the prison. do you have the authorit nicaragua i ea you?y evidence they actually presented.ow thei'm here. that's been a the the prosecution have been. ca authorit appeal.100% innocent of see myn.t t. nowherether he was finally courts once again. i judicial system in nicaragua will let me go free and find the truth. >> last wednes hearing nicaraguan court ordered puracal's immediate release. the charges were annulled. finally reuniting wi >> hello! hello!iving nightmare behind him. jasonn't ely. there were days where it was a very negative environment that so an luckily the d friends and fa kinds of strangers. >> we're ry. reun it'selming joy. it's the o a relief to my son in my an

. >> jason, what else struck you about the weak? >> first of all, ryan gave the speech at a convention, in my view hit it out of the park, anyone who didn't know he was a serious person, knows nowment i don't think he's going to fade in the spotlight like sarah palin did four years ago. i think that chris christie also gave, the new jersey governor gave a very powerful speech. >> and not everybody agrees with you on that one. in fact, most people disagree, they think he blew it. >> i think his point on obama's leadership, the unwillingness to say no is a liability in a leader, and obama is unwilling to treat voters like adults and i think he drove that point home and i think it's a very effective attack on obama, more effective than saying obama is in over his head. >> dorothy, who else impressed you the most among the nonromney actors here? >> among the non-romney actors, marco rubio, actually because i got to see he did in one minute in terms of personal revelation which romney could not do. >> paul: 20 minutes. >> exactly that. y

the other, jason wright. but now only one of them remains at limon. >> we went on lockdown. and they shook tommy down and his cellie. it was a long shakedown, too. it was probably over an hour. maybe even longer than that. >> we had information that he was involved in drugs. we sent staff over to shake his cell down. and they found what tested positive for meth. >> they took him to the hole that night. two days later he was gone. they moved him. >> we just figured it was better to get holloman out of the cell and out of the picture because his name just keeps coming up. every time something seems to be happening and we get to the bottom of it, it leads to him. he's got enough clout that he can always have one of his cronies take the rap for it. it's best to give him a new start somewhere else. we'll see who floats to the top here in the 211. >> one of my friends told me that tommy had got moved out like a day or two, last week, or whenever it was. i don't think that would change my security here in this facility. because i know it's out there, whatever they told their friend

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