Of battleship. We go to the scorecards on a special early start. Good morning. Welcome to early start, everyone. Its 5 00 a. M. In the east. The debates are done. More debates. President obama and mitt romney going toe to toe over americas role on the world stage. And by most accounts, it was a more forceful president obama who came out on top last night. The majority of analysts and voters agreeing mitt romney was on the defensive for much of this Foreign Policy faceoff. A cnn poll of people who watched this third and final debate shows 48 favored obama with 40 for romney. The president now two for three in the showdowns in the polling. He also won the second debate by seven points after taking a 42point beating in debate number one. Senior Congressional Correspondent dana bash live from boca raton, florida. The Million Dollar question is how much of an impact will this debate have on the outcome of the race, if any . Reporter it sure is. You know, if you look at this election season,
Higher education, after that, a forum on the israelpalestinian conflict. The 2015 cspan student cam video competition is under way, open to all middle and High School Students to create a 5 to 7minute documentary on the theme the three branches and you, showing how a policy, law or action by the executive, legislative or Judicial Branch of the government has affected you or your community, theres 200 cash prizes for students and teachers totalling 100,000. For a list of rules and how to get started, go to studentcam. Org. Voters in scotland this thursday will decide whether or not to become independent of the United Kingdom. The Wilson Center recently hosted an four half discussion on negotiations being made on both sides of that debate. Good afternoon. Welcome to the Wilson Center. Im samuel wells, scholar here at the center and former director of the europe program. We are pleased to be broadcasting on cspan3 today, live. So i would like to ask that everyone turn off their cell phone
So a very, very big majority who do not think that. However, a little bit more in line with what geoff was saying, if scotland does vote yes, what we know from that survey is that people in england would be quite strongly in support of a tough line in negotiations towards scotland. So one thing for scotland to say, but if scotland decides to go, then perhaps a little bit of backlash. When i say no urgency note, that is not my no urgency. I think there would be a great danger of the political system saying, weve done that now, well move on and start thinking about europe. I do think the if we vote no, a more stable second constitutional arrangements for all parts of the uk would be a strong priority. Whos voting yes and no . There are some clear patterns which are quite interesting. Men more likely to vote yes than women. Younger people, except the very youngest. Younger people more likely to vote yes than older people. People from disadvantaged communities clearly more likely to vote y
The country as it relates to states sovereignty. These are the reactions by states to federal law and what the states are trying to do about it in some cases. Our guests this morning at the table are ilya shapiro of the cato institute. Hes a senior fellow for constitutional studies, good morning. Good morning. We are also joined by Ian Millhiser senior constitution policy analyst, appreciate your time. Let me try to set this up by reading the beginning part of a politico piece published recently. And the piece says that infuriated by what they see as the long arm of washington reaching into their business, states are increasingly telling the feds keep out. Bills that would negate a variety of federal laws have popped up this year in the vast yorte of states with the amount of antifederal legislation sharply oun the rise during the obama sharply on the rise during the Obama Administration. Mr. Millhiser, get us started what kind of laws . Guest you have to go back to the early terrorist
Wisconsin. And she was so close to running, so close to running. Were like, you can do it, you can do it. She called me and she said, i dont know what to do with my kids. Well, i didnt exactly know what to do with her kids. Because i havent had the pleasure of having children myself. I said, you know, i know somebody who does. I put her on the phone can Debbie Wassermann schultz, serving in the house, had three, ran with an infant, she gets it. The two of them talked and i got a call back about 30 minutes later and our candidate was in the race. This is the connection that weve made across the country and stacy, im sure you have a similar story of going through that process and the Family Support and the kids looking at you got to tell the story about the kid looking at you. I would tell most of the folks in the room probably know when i ran for the iowa senate for the first time. We i was pregnant. And so i i our baby was born two weeks after i was elected. It was crazy. Everybody kno