opo research it appears. what is fair game when it comes into looking into the private citizens who are behind donations to our politicians running for president? christopher hahn and chris plante join us live. that will be epic debate. don t miss that. later on your world with neil cavuto, the man we were discussing, mr. van der sloot will join neil about what happened since his name appeared on the list. these folks on the list have not been talking. this will be booed interview today at 4:00 p.m. eastern. tune in for that. tomorrow is a big day for governor mitt romney as he delivers a speech as some predict make-or-break moment for the presumptive republican nominee. hope to attract more support from key faction of the republican base that is evangelical voters when he gives the commencement address down at liberty university. that is our country s largest evangelical university. john roberts live in at tant with a preview of sorts.
same-sex marriage dominated the press s week, suggestions he might have taken part in a bullying incident in high school complicated mitt romney. the two got back to their central cha challenge debating the economy. the president was in nevada, key to his 2008 win, but a toss-up because of high unemployment and a housing crisis. he defended his record and said, governor romney has it wrong. we want to cut more taxes, especially for the wealthiest americans. they want to cut back on the rules we put in place for banks and financial institutions. they have said they want to let the housing market hit bottom and hope for the best. that s it. we have heard those eye yas before. that s their economic agenda. i ll be honest with you. i don t buy it. i think they are wrong. it was battleground north carolina for governor romney. the president also won there four years ago. we are leaning republican maybe even this time. as he made his economic case, governor romney also suggeste
election mode. and a new poll shows the president leading romney by nine points, 51-42. this is something republicans should look at seriously. southern new hampshire, the giant suburb of boston, if you will. there has been a dramatic shift in suburban vote among obama/romney matchups all over the country. new hampshire is a way to see where the suburban vote is in places also like the suburbs of philadelphia, northern virginia, the suburbs of denver and you wonder why there is a lot of republicans nervous about the brand of the republican party because that seems to be dragging romney down in new hampshire. he s beginning his election pivot, and here s stirring up beefsteak speculation he does something to throw a bone to the base like an interview with conservative talk radio or planning a commencement speech at the evangelical university.
the secret scandal even more salacious. loud booms and explosions in the sky. homes shaking and thousands saw it and felt it. what was that thing streaking akro the sky anyway? greta garbo and nicki haley? we will get to the top of the bp short list. world peace, how long will he be suspended? the guy who wanted desperately to change his image. cnn newsroom starts right now. new milestone in the trayvon martin case. this morning the man charged with his murder george zimmerman is out of jail. zimmerman s family posted bail and he walked out of bail after midnight. martin savidge is with us in sanford, florida. the statement that comes out from them reads like. the family is heavy hearted to watch the killer of their child released from child. they would rather he stay in jail until the criminal proceedings were concluded. however, it is the hope that his freedom is only temporary because the pain that he caused to their family is permanent. it s interesting, of cour
public. is this a referendum on the obama presidency? there had been polling done ahead of this election and it showed that the economic recovery was the number one theme. the fact that bob turner, who was a former cable tv executive, has never been a politician before, although he s run in some other races. the fact that he could beat a democrat in this district where the democrat was really expected to win this race easily until the past few weeks. democrats became increasingly nervous. this is a district where democrats outnumber republicans 3-1. it s not as liberal as many people might think. there are a lot of conservative democrats, that is, and the republican candidate here seized on their frustrations. been asked by the people of this district to send the message to washington and i hope they hear it loud and clear. we have been told this is a referendum and we re ready to say, mr. president, we are on the wrong track. you know, kyra, the democrat in this race t