fourteen days until americans pick the next president. cnn is geared up to bring you the most comprehensive coverage of these final two weeks of the campaign. our correspondents are in the most critical battleground states across the country as president obama and mitt romney try to win over those few remaining undecided voters who could very well sway this expected very, very close election. we have both of these presidential campaigns live this hour. you see joe biden, democratic vice presidential nominee. he s also the vice president of the united states. he s speaking right now in dayton, ohio. he s going to be introducing the president who s going to be speaking right after him. and in henderson, nevada, another key battleground state, paul ryan is speaking right now getting ready to introduce mitt romney. this hour you will hear from both mitt romney and barack obama on this important day after the third and final presidential debate. let s go to nevada right now. six e
sure we re bringing manufacturing jobs back to our shores, by rewarding companies and small businesses that are investing here, not overseas. i want to make sure we got the best education system in the world and we re retaining our workers for the jobs of tomorrow. i want to control our own energy by developing oil and natural gas but also the energy sources of the future. yes, i want to reduce our deficit by cutting spending that we don t need but also by asking the wealthy to do a little bit more. so that we can invest in things like research and technology that are the key to a 21st century economy. as commander in chief, i will maintain the strongest military in the world. keep faith with our troops and go after those who would do us harm, but after a decade of war, i think we all recognize we got to do some nation building at home, rebuilding our roads and bridges and especially caring for our veterans who sacrificed so much for our freedom, and we ve been through tough
the election is on with just two weeks to go. who won, is one of the questions. and will it be enough to change any minds? we re going to break down the style and substance of the debate with our own fair and balanced conversation, aren t we, jon? and is one of our greatest threats is a nuclear-armed iran. did the candidates lay out plans for making sure that that nation, that same nation that calls us the great satan, never has those types of weapons? we re going to talk more about that. and also a massive manhunt is underway as a gunman terrorizes drivers in one state. it s all happening now. jenna: well, the presidential candidates clashing over foreign policy in the third and final debate last night. now the countdown is on til election day, just two weeks away. no more debates but certainly a lot ahead. we re glad you re with us, everybody, jenna lee. jon: and early voting underway. i m jon scott. we heard from the candidates on libya, iran, china and our defense b
0 virtually everything that the commander in chief said. that debate, that wasn t a debate. that was political osmosis. it was incredible. as i wrote today, what a waste of time. at a certain point i began to feel like i either was listening to them in stereo or sitting in an echo chamber. mitt romney, who has campaigned on a whole lot of issues, foreign policy issues, suddenly john, i m sorry to interrupt you john, i m sorry to interrupt you, you said it was a waste of time. how can it possibly be a waste of time when a candidate for president of this country is exposed as utterly ignorant in foreign policy, who looks at an atlas and throws out the country mali it give the impression he knows something about sub-saharan africa? that was the point of last night and that was not worthless, john. well, okay, fine. also we learned that iran had an alliance with syria because they needed a route to the sea. casting s idea of a president. that seemed to me to be kind of a false no
0 jenna: now the final sprint to the election is on with just two weeks to go. who won, is one of the questions. and will it be enough to change any minds? we re going to break down the style and substance of the debate with our own fair and balanced conversation, aren t we, jon? and is one of our greatest threats is a nuclear-armed iran. did the candidates lay out plans for making sure that that nation, that same nation that calls us the great satan, never has those types of weapons? we re going to talk more about that. and also a massive manhunt is underway as a gunman terrorizes drivers in one state. it s all happening now. jenna: well, the presidential candidates clashing over foreign policy in the third and final debate last night. now the countdown is on til election day, just two weeks away. no more debates but certainly a lot ahead. we re glad you re with us, everybody, jenna lee. jon: and early voting underway. i m jon scott. we heard from the candidates on libya, iran,