krauthammer. let s start there. this was this odd incident. she did end up firing the aide who sent her the message which was illegal under the rules but she read the message. so, where does the buck stop here? and it is unfortunate that all of this happened in a debate in which she touted her characterrer and integrity. it is a close race and in races like this that could go either way the relatively significant incidences or accidents that happen at the end can have an effect. anything here is that scott had been coming up from behind because he was in a tough race to win the nomination against bill mccullum who ran tons of negative ads against him and at the betbinning of the general election he only had a little over half of the republicans with him and now up to 90% which is why it is neck and neck in the tossup. if you remember in the general election in 2000 the dui
krauthammer. let s start there. this was this odd incident. she did end up firing the aide who sent her the message which was illegal under the rules but she read the message. so, where does the buck stop here? and it is unfortunate that all of this happened in a debate in which she touted her characterrer and integrity. it is a close race and in races like this that could go either way the relatively significant incidences or accidents that happen at the end can have an effect. anything here is that scott had been coming up from behind because he was in a tough race to win the nomination against bill mccullum who ran tons of negative ads against him and at the betbinning of the general election he only had a little over half of the republicans with him and now up to 90% which is why it is neck and neck in the tossup. if you remember in the general election in 2000 the dui
to be good shape. julie: different story in florida, this gubernatorial race moving from toss-up to leaning gop? scott is enjoying a little bit of a lead but the newcomer candidate, still susceptible and got baggage. right now the race is what we not at the becoming of year. we thought bill mccullum was going to be in which would be a lot nor adventuresome. julie: it s happened again a helmet to helmet collision. it happened today in atlanta. falcon s safety meets head to head with bengals running back. it forced him to leave the game in the first quarter.
florida s republican nominee for governor rick scott joins us. good morning to you, rick. good morning, how are you doing? doing fine. so early voting starts at 7:00 there in florida right up until the election. now, when you were in the republican primary against bill mccullum, you were actually helped by early voting. explain why. absolutely. we put a big effort in to get out the early vote both absentee and early voting and it helped us because if you looked at the polls the day of the election, i was supposed to lose by nine and we won by four so early voting was a big deal. we put a lot of effort to early voting into the general and we re going to do very well. you know, this race is about jobs. you know, i ve got a detailed plan, seven steps to 100,000 jobs but we re going to do everything we can. i m traveling the state all day today to get out the vote. uh-huh. one and you just touched on it right there. so you ve got the early voting and that did help you in the prim
sides did well but both sides could have done better and in favor of the department of justice the judge is not going allow certain elements to go forward in favor of elements of the state but is going to allow certain elements to go forward and expects to issue a written ruling within about a month. earlier in morning a powerful scenance the attorneys general of florida, bill mccullum and scott king of alabama and utah strolled in there and then came out two hours later and on the courthouse steps bill mccullum of florida peer heading the efforts describes this as one of the biggest cases of our lifetime. a great day for the constitution of the united states and individuals being represented here because we know at the end of the day this case is going go to the united states supreme court in one form or another. reporter: even the judge agrees with that. he expects no matter how he