true, they point the finger at mitt romney. martha: good morning. a third person is coming forward and accusing herman cain of inappropriate behavior. so the usually calm and cool mr. cain reacted this way with reporters on the hill, check it out. that s what i m going to talk about. you are asking me all of these other questions that you all are curious. don t even bother. what did i say? excuse me . excuse me . bill: that was from yesterday. good morning to you, charlie. who fire next? i think obviously the perry camp and romney camp are going to keep sniping back and forth but at some point herman cain will have to answer some of these questions. well have to see these people that supported the radio host from out in kansas who says they witnessed one of these things. as her herman cain is going to have to answer this. republicans don t like this kind of nasty warfare inside. bill: from the perry campaign on screen for our viewers, this is part of the response they h
time of letting it go forever till the day they drew their last breath. will he ever know the full truth? or will he ever accept the full truth? i can t say. reporter: sheriff terry johnson says the crotts case is now closed. you ll find more information about this story from documents to interviews on our website. the address is dateline.msnbc.com. that s all for this edition of dateline monday, we ll see you for dateline friday at 9:00, 8:00 central. i m lester holt. good night. that s all for now. i m lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for joining us. from nbc news in washington this is meet the press. captions paid for by nbc-universal television this sunday the president is nearing his big decision about the war in afghanistan. the decision will be made soon. how many troops are needed? will there be a new mission d is afghanistan s leader a reliable partner for the u.s.? plus, a controversial decision from the attorney general. the maste
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