33% of the voters say, i don t care, they re voting for the guys. speaking of guy, you look at sarah palin s camp, herb cain, she calls him, i love that. 17%, that bodes well for chris christie. what people like about him, he s not, he s outside, he s different. that s the vote for i don t want one of these guys, which if i m chris christie i go, wow there s a big difference if you re cain than if you re mitt romney i mean if you re chris christie. chris christie could be thinks he could be president of the united states one of these years. and i just don t think he s going to take this chance, especially the way things shake out for these other contenders. not this time around. and the word you hear a lot from mitt romney is solid. while on one side someone talking about the fed chairman being treasonous, on the other side, someone saying the hpv
now we can talk about the national league wild card. except red sox, which i m very sad about. but you guys, seriously overdid it and don t start. we re going to do news this hour. you and your white watch can leave. you know what? red sox suck. there we go again! i still love them. and now for another perspective, let s go to sam stein in washington, d.c. what say you? the red sox do suck. and now let s go to the news, and for that we turn to mika brzezinski. what do we have? politics now. a new fox news poll shows mitt romney back in the lead of his fellow gop presidential hopefuls as support for rick perry slides. romney leads all candidates with 23% support, basically unchanged from a month ago. he s followed by perry at 19%, a 10% drop from august, cain surged 11 points from last month getting 17% support. after riding an initial wave of
months, willie, the best team in baseball. absolutely. you were thinking other than the phillies, nobody can touch this team. and donny is a jerk. and seriously when my team wins, and you know this, when they win the big one, i keep my head down and never say a word because my team just talked for me. but donny that s not his way. that s not let new put it another way. red sox all right. okay. let s go pat buchanan, talk about the 2012 presidential race. a new fox poll showing romney back in the lead and rick perry s support has collapsed. look at these numbers ask then we ll pass it around the rest of the table. romney at 23%, picked up one over the past month. rick perry at 19% has dropped precipitously losing a third of his support going from 21% to 19%. a big shock here, cain actually
i call it like i see it. i done mind stirring it up as a title and a campaign. what about the candidates who are in the race and gaining new momentum? take herb cain, look at why he s doing so well right now. with all do respect, the flavor of the week. in all due respect to to you a flavor of the week is unlikely to win the white house. our next guest wanted to learn more about sarah palin, so he went straight to wasilla in search of his documentary, sarah palin, you betcha. sarah must have an enemy. there s not a cooperative bone in her body. there s never any compromise. she lives in a black and white world. and there s one thing you do with someone who opposed you. you do them in. you get rid of them. you kill them off.
america, john king, usa starts right now. good evening, everyone, tonight rare good news for president obama in the polls as he warms to a jobs fight with republicans, the new numbers show big support nationwide when the president says this if you want construction workers back on the work site, pass this bill. if you want teachers back in the classroom, pass this jobs bill. but there s bad news for the president, too, and lots of it. for starters, democrats lose a new york congressional seat, the party has held it for 90 years. and the republican winner predicts it s just a down payment. i am telling you, i am the messenger, heed us, this message will resound for a full year. it will resound into 2012. that s hardly the only headache for the obama re-election team. also of note your collective answer to the question that doomed the last one-term democratic incumbent. are you better off than you were four years ago? we begin, though, on capitol hill with the