In russia, though, the benchmark micex index fell by more than 3 at the open. Right now, its down by just over 2. 3 . The u. S. Futures at this point are hanging in there. Theyre showing a slight rebound after yesterdays selloff in wall street. You saw that decline when the dow was down by 230 points. Also saw the s p and the nasdaq down significantly. We will have a deeper market discussion with our panel in just a few minutes, plus a live report from kiev. Secretary of state john kerry gets ready to meet with his russian counterpart in london. Coming up at the bottom of the hour, Michelle Caruso sa brar ra caught up with ukraines Prime Minister who was here. There was a question that he wouldnt answer. In fact, he walked away from the camera. Thats coming up at 6 30. About bitcoin . No, not just bitcoin. It wasnt whether he was the that was the guy that we pegged as the person that looked like no, that was not the question. Because andrew said the guy didnt look like the actual guy.
Leaving to make room for the senate and it resulted in a very close election to replace that guy. It could not have been closer. That house race, 1978, ended up getting decided by 139 votes. But at the end of it in that unbelievably close election, the guy who ended up going to washington was this guy. And when he ran for reelection, when he ran two years later, it wasnt close at all. He won by more than 30 points. Then, two years later, in 1982, he had to run again. The two congressional districts in his state got combined into one in that race. He had to run as an incumbent versus the other incumbent congressman in his state. He had to run against the other guy who was currently holding the house seat in south dakota. They went head to head and he won that election, too. And then in 84, he won again, blew the guy out by 15 points. He had this string of wins in the house. It was hard to get there in the first place but then he showed himself to be a very powerful campaigner and then d
When he ran two years later, it wasnt close at all. He won by more than 30 points. Then, two years later, in 1982, he had to run again. The two congressional districts in his state got combined into one in that race. He had to run as an incumbent versus the other incumbent congressman in his state. He had to run against the other guy who was currently holding the house seat in south dakota. They went head to head and he won that election, too. And then in 84, he won again, blew the guy out by 15 points. He had this string of wins in the house. It was hard to get there in the first place but then he showed himself to be a very powerful campaigner and then decided to run for the senate, turned out to be a good move, he won again, another hardfought race. He was a democrat running in south dakota but he won that senate seat in 1986 by the time he was running for reee election in 1992, it wasnt close at all. Held on to his seat by a more than 30point margin and then won again in 1988. By t
When he ran two years later, it wasnt close at all. He won by more than 30 points. Then, two years later, in 1982, he had to run again. The two congressional districts in his state got combined into one in that race. He had to run as an incumbent versus the other incumbent congressman in his state. He had to run against the other guy who was currently holding the house seat in south dakota. They went head to head and he won that election, too. And then in 84, he won again, blew the guy out by 15 points. He had this string of wins in the house. It was hard to get there in the first place but then he showed himself to be a very powerful campaigner and then decided to run for the senate, turned out to be a good move, he won again, another hardfought race. He was a democrat running in south dakota but he won that senate seat in 1986 by the time he was running for reee election in 1992, it wasnt close at all. Held on to his seat by a more than 30point margin and then won again in 1988. By t
maybe it s because the amount of taxes he owed was more than what geithner owed. i think it was also maybe because of what exactly he owed the taxes on. the president has been forced to expend political capital he d rather use for his economic plan instead protecting tom daschle s confirmation chances. just weeks ago, after his nomination to be the point man on health care reform, daschle paid back taxes for a car and driver made available to him by a political supporter over a three-year period which cost him approximately $130,000. nobody s perfect. it was a serious mistake, one that he caught and remedied. it s perception problems that may dog daschle than legal ones. the simple fact that he had a car and driver was in a contrast to what he projected in the 80s. democratic leaders are confident daschle will be confirmed but