greg: this guy will get tenure. this guy is worse in the land of free expression. he is denigrating a guy who is not thinking like a pack. andrea: or player awesome who should be recognized for his football skills. dana: or who he fell in love with. greg: it s really about love. i i ll for it. bob: all love begins that way. greg: coming up, what happens at the christmas party last night? i don t know. i wasn t invited. the five went bowling. who won the most innings and hit the most slam dunks? details at the five.
greg: this guy will get tenure. this guy is worse in the land of free expression. he is denigrating a guy who is not thinking like a pack. andrea: or player awesome who should be recognized for his football skills. dana: or who he fell in love with. greg: it s really about love. i i ll for it. bob: all love begins that way. greg: coming up, what happens at the christmas party last night? i don t know. i wasn t invited. the five went bowling. who won the most innings and hit the most slam dunks? details at the five. the weather outside is frightful but the fire is so delightful nothing melts away the cold like a hot, delicious bowl
wisconsin but only after a very, very brutal primary process. in all these cases, it s because the establishment republicans are not stepping in like establishment democrats do and try to get the most electable candidate in these races so they can win states that are hard to win. if you have hard-line conservatives or hard-line liberals running in them. so where do you put the odds at this point? if some people say it s less than 50/50, what does it look like three week as head of election day? i think it s way less than 50/50 at this point. that s kind of shocking if you thought of where we were six months ago, largely because maine looks almost unwinnable. missouri looks almost unwinnable. states like north dakota that looked like they were going to be slam dunks for republicans look much more difficult today than they did six months ago. so i think it s a lot harder for republicans to win control of the senate. i will say, i think in some of these races where they are veritable
together to unequivocally reject these brutal acts. no acts of terror will ever shake the resolve of this great nation, alter that character, or eclipse the light of the values that we stand for. the bigger picture, a missed opportunity for mitt romney. yeah. i mean, a missed opportunity. and there were quite a few missed opportunities, actually, for mitt romney. where, again, it was very clear that he was thrown off with his debate style. had he been behind the podium, he had a couple of slam dunks that just laid up for him that he should have put away, and he just didn t do it. that said, there were some flash polls out last night. yeah, cbs poll. there were some fascinating discrepancies in these polls that we ought to talk about, and you guys can tell me what it means. this one looked at uncommitted voters, and it has president obama winning by a 37%
done. they told a roomful of journalists that one large state didn t report the expected increase, the big increase that had been expected. instead, they reported a drop. and that s what accounted for that big 30,000 drop. but, chuck, you re going to hear things all over the map. this is not that a large state did not report. this is that they did not report the big surge that economisted had been predicting and expecting. we ll get more details on this a week from now, but this is a weekly number. we ll get another number a week from now. the market, though, is looking at this as good news. right now it looks like the dow is opening up by about 75 points. gotcha. all right, conspiracy theorists. that s why apparently god invented twitter. thank you, becky. next the slam dunks and the slip-ups. we re taking a deep dive into some of the most iconic vice presidential debate moments.