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They had to know it was attacked twice. why was it not secured on september 11? he was asked it by hofstra, kerry, and ignored it. bob: are you suggesting that barack obama would let americans die andrea: if he knows they re getting attacked, don t you think the first phone call is the d.o.d., secretary of state and director of intelligence and the c.i.a.? bob: right. andrea: why didn t that happen? bob: my assumption is number one andrea: incompetence. incompetent administration to date. eric: two people on the ground dana: the new york times can run anonymous source but you question two c.i.a. two sources on the ground? bob: yes. greg: i want to make a point. i don t think obama would do that, but where is he now? dana: mtv. ....
One thing about all of the debates was he became the plausible candidate, a plausible president. he rose to the equal level of standing, i think in demeanor and his command of the issues where people could see him as president of the united states. but then i agree with d amato. you know, he was it was-like he was sitting on his lead or something. he didn t want to risk going, overreaching and looking reckless and like some of the things that the president was setting out as a trap to try to capture him. he avoided the traps, but i m not sure he was aggressive enough to win the debate. ed, no doubt about it, the president of the united states tried to get mr. romney into a fight and romney didn t take the bait. the fight didn t work well for romney when they did it a few weeks ago at hofstra. you want to be respectful to the president and the president had to defend a record that s kind ....
From 1 to 10, 10 being the most interesting and zero being complete snooze fest, lass night s debate 3.5. it lacked the near physical confront frags of hofstra and the near liberal massu side of the first debate in denver. it might have been the sleepiest of the three, but what they didn t say did speak volumes. we have media expert and ceo of clarity media group bill mcgowan back to break down the body language this time around. i noticed there was a lot going with romney s face. there was a lot going on with my mouth. there was the nose wrinkling and a lot of action in terms of his sort of facial gestures, if you will. what s up with athat? it s what we call in the trade busy mouth. it s that sort of twitching and ....
But take a look at the v.p. debate in danville. 40% of the conversation, specifically about joe biden to 15% about paul ryan. if you like biden s performance or not. the audience reaction was driven by how he was doing. bret: we will talk topics. we ll talk about topics. last week s debate at hofstra, number one issue. economy. number two, taxes. number three, foreign policy and then we went to energy environment. and immigration. tonight, foreign policy debate. expect that to be in left box. bret: all right. we look forward to it. see you tonight. bret: keep it here. cer ] start with a simple idea. think. drink coffee. hatch a design. kill the design. design something totally original. do it again. that s good. kick out the committees. call in the engineers. call in the car guys. call in the nerds. build a prototype. mold it. shape it. love it. give it 40 mpg. no, 41. give it a huge display. give it a starting price under 16 grand. take it to the car shows. get a celebrity e ....
Are seeing 1300 tweets per minute. tonight that will take off. let s look at last week s debate at hofstra. early in the afternoon, same volume as we see now. 9:00 the debate start. the numbers start popping up. peaking at just shy of 110,000 tweets her minute when romney tripped over a questioner s name on immigration. this was 5,000 a tweet per minute talk about libya. high volume moment tonight. bret: we can track each time in real time how people react. in real-time. these are the moments people turn to each other and say did you see that and voice their opinion? we can tell you what is the high point and low points were. you can see in real-time, counter in the corner of the screen. we re also able to look at the share of conversation. we talk a lot about how many minutes did each candidate get. this is a share of the conversation about the candidates. denver, about even. 30%, 28%. hofstra. even more conversation about mitt romney. ....