where bbc explicitly labels a party political claim misleading and on the flagship evening news bulletin, outstanding reporting. but cliff mann had a different view. it is abundantly clear that the £2,000 claim by sunak was fabricated and has been debunked, yet you continue to report on it as a balanced argument. andy freeman pointed out that, the truth is the truth and a lie is a lie. no need to shy away from it. and seb berry also used the l word, wondering, why is bbc news leading with the tories doubling down on their tax lie, which just reinforces the lie? tory head office must be absolutely delighted. wednesday and thursday provided some respite from the electoral trail for politicians and for viewers. a welcome development for some, but not all the audience. much of the news agenda moved to northern france and to portsmouth, where ceremonies were taking place to mark the 80th anniversary of d day. the news channel carried many of the commemorative ev
everybody else is talking about cooking the books. but romney wouldn t go that far. it is a good question. i think it shows he knows where his vulnerability is. if you look at the new numbers, generally people thought romney did better. democrats thought romney did better in the debate. you know the people that didn t move at all, people making under $75,000. they know who he is and what he is about. i think he is better off changing the subject than getting into that. he hasn t moved those people even on the best night he s had in the last year. all right, ari melber. thank you. republicans don see this coming. three women are using three crucial issues to beat three gop favorites. the senate surprise is next. then fox news is backing up mitt romney s $5 trillion tax lie. i ll talk with msnbc contributor e.j. deion about that.
numbers from pew, what you find is generally people thought romney did better and that includes democrats did thought romney did better. the group of people who didn t move at all, people making under $75,000. didn t move at all. they know who he is and what he s about. he s better off change the subject than getting into that. he hasn t moved those people. all right. ari, great to have you with us. appreciate your time. up next, republicans do not see this coming. three women are using three crucial issues to beat three gop favorites. the senate surprises next. then fox news is back up mitt romney s $5 trillion tax lie. i ll talk with msnbc contributor e.j. deon about that. you re watch pg the ed show on msnbc.
romney did better and that includes democrats did thought romney did better. the group of people who didn t move at all, people making under $75,000. didn t move at all. they know who he is and what he s about. he s better off change the subject than getting into that. he hasn t moved those people. all right. ari, great to have you with us. appreciate your time. up next, republicans do not see this coming. three women are using three crucial issues to beat three gop favorites. the senate surprises next. then fox news is back up mitt romney s $5 trillion tax lie. i ll talk with msnbc contributor e.j. dionne about that. you re watching the ed show on msnbc.
on the airwaves. if we can t trust him here, how could we ever trust him here? and on the campaign trail governor romney made the dance around his positions but if you want to be president, you owe the american people the truth. tonight, stephanie cutter of the obama campaign on last night s performance and the way forward. sam stein, e.j. dionne on romney s style versus the president s substance. i like pbs. i love big bird. david k. johnston on romney s huge tax lie. james hoff of the teamsters on romney s 108 on his feelings for the american middle class. and ohio state senator nina turner on what last night s debate means for the buckeye state. good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. if it were just only a game, right? the presidential debate last night was ugly. it was an ugly night because the truth left the building.