in and doing a lot of stuff this summer that suggests a lot of interest in the race. a big national prayer event in austin, big republican events over the summerment look. again, like so many of the people on the sud lines he points to the big holes in the field. i mean, there is no one out there who is like him which is to say someone who actually has a lot of experience running a state, been in texas longer than any texas governor, created jobs on an extraordinary scale and also infuses the tea party and social conservative factions with enthusiasm and no one in the republican field like that with someone with the wing of the party and also a credible, credible governing record. you saw him. listen. this is the reason i know a lot of people hate me on both sides. nobody hates you. we had well, i mean, i get d logs and people
i wish this had gone through. i really do. you disagree? the washington post editorial today takes it opposite view. we say that it s a sensible a sensible ruling. basically, we were concerned that the class was just too big. at 1.5 million, it s just too big. these are the people who don t get paid enough to go after it individually. the supreme court didn t say they couldn t sue, they just can t sue in such a large class. they can go back and come back in a smaller class. as the editorial points out, more than half or so of the affidavits filed came from six states. there have 14 others came from states where no claims came from. narrow the class and you believe this could go through? i think so. this is one this is one of the problems here.
just off that picture, i want him to be president. like he s interrupting a lunch conversation. couldn t help be overhear. you re looking for a president. up, yeah, we are. help you over here. yeah, we got it. we re good. so very funny. 21 past the hour. time now to take a look at the morning papers. san francisco chronicles. diane finestein s popularity plunged 20 digits from the recent ratings according to a new field survey. the incumbent democrats including president obama s heading in to next year s elections. usa today, one of the biggest shifts in the last half
getting ejected. we think something is wrong. last night back on top of the game with the white sox-cubs rivalry. sports is next. these sweet honey clustery things have fiber? fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack s cereals. uh, forgot jack s cereal. [ jack ] what s for breakfast? uh, try the number one! i ve never heard of that. [ wife ] it s great. it s a sweet honey cereal, you ll love it. yeah, this is pretty good. are you guys alright? yeah. [ male announcer ] half a days worth of fiber. not that anyone has to know. fiber beyond recognition. fiber one.
last night. the rivalry continuing. paul konerko takes them deep. 3-0, sox. zito keeping his cool. cubs battle back. castro crushes this pitch over the left field wall. tie game. carlos pena home run makes it 6-3 cubs. here s where it gets fun. alexei ramirez appears to foul a ball off of home plate. soto tags him. ump calls him out. ozzie guillen wastes no time. he s going to stomp the plate and he takes it cubs catcher s match and gives it a ride to the white sox dugout. a good one not his best, bah good one. he s back on track. he hasn t been thrown out of the game in a couple of monthings. cubs got the win, 6-3. braves and jays. one-man show in atlanta. hudson gets jose batista swinging, be s the at a, one of the best in the game.