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Statistics | Photos SANTA CLARITA, Calif. - The College of the Canyons football team suffered a 24-21 loss to Santa Ana College in the Southern California Bowl game on Saturday, Nov. 17. Sophomore quarterback Ryan Kasdorf put the Cougars on the board first with an 8-yard rushing touchdown, and then with 2:55 left to go in the first quarter connected with freshman wide receiver Tim White on a 6-yard touchdown pass.
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It seems they go the same route as R* goes with GTA... AC3 will probably only come next console cycle... as long as this cycle won't take forever to die, that is.
Kept you waiting
I'm still playing Brotherhood......Very slowly because most of it is same as the last one lol.....I'll get through it though, maybe....But then will I get ANOTHER AC? HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELLL NO!
Super fans must love the constant releases though, so, enjoy
Well it will be interesting to play as three different characters. I wonder if Desmond will be more Splinter Cell as opposed to old school Ezio and Altair gameplay. I love the series but this yearly thing isnt good for it. At least they are using different developers so hopefully the gameplay will keep evolving. I thought there was enough new and fresh in Brotherhood but to each his own. I like Altair more than Ezio also so im glad we get to play as him again for parts of the game. It seems like you will be flashing between different points in history and Constantinople + hopefully more of ancient Greece sounds good to me location wise. This is still my second favourite open world series after inFAMOUS so i will be there day one yet again
The game will be set in Constantinople, which will be split into 4 huge districts (Constantin, Beyazid, Imperial and Galata). Another key point to note is that Ezio will be over 50 years old in the game. There's lots more. You can go through them below.
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◦The bulk of the game is set in Constantinople which will be split into 4 huge districts (Constantin, Beyazid, Imperial and Galata)
◦You'll also visit Cappadocia
◦Ezio is over 50 years old in this game
◦Ezio has a new item called the hookblade which allows him to use ziplines throughout the city. UBI says that it speeds up navigation by about 30%
◦You can also use the hookblade to reach out and pull enemies in for a combo
◦Ezio can now make bombs through a crafting system. UBI says that there are over 300 bomb types
◦They've modified the control scheme so that circle/B will control the hookblade and triangle/Y will control project weapons and bombs
◦Eagles vision has become eagle sense. "Eagle sense let's you focus on a character and see where he's been," Amancio says. "You'll get an approximation of where he will go. If you're able to detect the path a guard will take, you can run ahead, set a bomb, and create a trap or an ambush."
◦They've expanded on the Borgia Towers concept in order to create a new system. Throughout the city there are Assassin's Den's, you'll need to complete various assault scenarios in order take down the Templar presence (UBI says that there's more variety than in the Borgia Towers). Once you obtain a den you'll be able to upgrade the buildings in that region along with adding ziplines across the rooftops. You'll also be able to change the guards from being hostile to neutral.
◦You can lose control of you dens as you gain notoriety. You'll be able to send your own troops after the templars if you're unable to make it back to the specific den that's being attacked. You can do that by making it to any of the other dens that you currently control. You'll also be able to install a master assassin to control a specific den and you'll never have to worry about it being taken over.
◦The assassin leveling mechanic has been increased from 10 to 15
◦In order to make the world more immersive they've done away with traditional side missions in favor of random events. For example you may be traveling through a city and notice a shop owner being robbed or a little girl asking for help
◦They're using a new type of capture facial technology called Mocam that GI describes as an "intriguing amalgamation of traditional animation, performance capture and the fascinating new style of performance on display in games like LA Noire."
◦Desmond is placed back inside Animus where he finds a safe mode called the 'Black Room'. You'll be able to access Desmond's lost memories through that back door
◦The gameplay during Desmond's game is described as narrative-fueled puzzle sequences. "Through the manipulation and creation of geometry with the game world, Desmond seeks to reintegrate the splintered layers of his subconscious."
◦Multiplayer is returning but this time they're trying to give more focus to the narrative since that's a big part of AC
◦You'll be able to custom your character appearance and weapons as well as create guilds.
Oh shizzle they are bringing it to my home town
*born and raised in Istanbul [which was previously Constantinople]*
I hope the life bar says "Old Ezio".◦Ezio is over 50 years old in this game
Give a little wink to Kojima.
Im still wondering what clown ass article i read that said we will be playing as all three Ezio, Altair and Desmond in equal measures
I love the sound of the new grapple hook like gameplay. It should make combat a lot more diverse and add a few new platforming mechanics to the mix.
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I get a serious Edward Scissorhands vibe from this
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I got E-mailed a MP BETA Key for this for PS3 (EU only just to be safe), and have 0 interest in it, so if anyone wants it, let me know.
I thought the MP in Brotherhood was fun. It wasn't what was holding the game together, but it was a nice addition to a hefty single-player.
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- Posted: 10-24-2012, 07:20 PM
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my LA 318 engine is done in my 87 w-150. talked to a fellow member today about putting a magnum 360 in my truck, along with possibly upgrading the driveline to a lock up type 4 speed trans as well.
just wanted your thoughts on the magnum 360 engine. you guys like it? been reliable? my other concern is the tranfer case in the newer drivelines. push button 4wd or is there a shifter like my 87 has?
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the 360 is a good roller & push rod engine, just its tough to squeeze the full potential out of them for performance applications. these obdII trucks really need a tuner chip and low gears. they run long and strong, not unheard of to surpass 300k miles. and it seems the aftermarket mechanical performance end is still being supplied well enough.
as for the 46re/ 46rh or chrystler trans "what ever" automatic, you may want to consider a stick, or spend $2k on a great upgrade in automatic. the 4x4s are a stick selector on the floor
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i have a 727a 3speed auto right now. i've been told the magnum 360 will bolt to it. i was thinking that if i find a good donor 4x4 with a magnum 360 i might as well take the drive line too and get a 4 speed trans instead of the 3 speed. just for fuel mileage.
as for the EFI. my plan so far is to put an edelbrock rpm air gap intake on it and carb it. no computers allowed. keep it simple.
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Posted: 01-10-2013, 11:25 PM
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I say do it. My the 5.9 engine from my old 96 Ram worked hard from 100k to 180k before the rest of the truck rusted out from under it. I put new gaskets in the engine and swapped it into my 96 Grand Cherokee where it continues to run strong. Engine now has about 185k on it and I expect it to last as long as the body of the Jeep does.
Just don't ever expect good fuel mileage from them As for the transmission... it sounds good on paper, and may work because your older Ram is lighter than what the drivetrain came out of (lighter=less work) but I trust the mid-90's Dodge truck auto transmission about as far as I can throw them (3 feet). I've had 5 auto transmissions between the two vehicles. That is why the new truck is a manual and why the wife gave me the go ahead to MAKE the ZJ a manual when the time comes. |
Posted: 01-10-2013, 11:53 PM
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Swap out the stock 5.9 cam for.....anything!!! The factory ones are smogged down heavily. Heck, the 5.2 has a better cam
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well i have a ton of 318 parts laying around. i think i'm just going to rebuild a roller pre 92 engine.
besides that i have found many articles on how to build a 400 HP 318 engine. but when i start looking for articles on 360 magnum builds.....cant find anything.
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thanks for that. reading it now
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Posted: 01-14-2013, 05:58 AM
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i have read that article before. the issue is they changed the heads to aluminum aftermarket. from some of the articles i have read about using LA 360 and LA 318 parts is that you can achieve 400 HP with limited after market parts. you can build a beast of a motor with very little cost. this build shows after market heads....which are $$$$$$$. granted this build puts out more HP and torque. but the build options for the LA318 are plentiful and achive close (about 45 HP less) to the same goal at half the price.
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Posted: 01-14-2013, 06:05 PM
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For the price then I agree- since you have the parts anyway the 318 is better.
Posted: 01-15-2013, 12:17 AM
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Here is great episode of horsepower tv for a "budget build" 360 with the original heads but they only squeeze just over 300hp out of it.
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Posted: 01-15-2013, 09:55 AM
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thanks. i'll give it a look later on
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It's green and it is fast. |
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I think their goal was to keep the costs down, but I agree with you. They should have used a magnum. I believe the newer Magnums addressed some issues that improved reliability too.
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Posted: 01-16-2013, 01:43 PM
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According to Larry Shepard in his book How to Modify you Mopar Magnum V8 "All Magnum engine blocks are made of high-nickle alloy, the same material used for DaimlerChrysler's special race blocks and 426 Hemi." He goes say that most other manufaturers only used this material for their race blocks but Mopar used it in all their production including 318s, 340s, 360s and Magnums.
If anybody is thinking about building a Magnum motor, I highly recommend Larry Shepard's book as well as How to Build Big-Inch Mopar Small Blocks by Jim Szilagyi.
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Posted: 01-16-2013, 05:46 PM
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The Magnum 360 with a carb is the way to go. Forget about the 4spd tranny - too much work and expense in my opinion. If you are going to spend that much money beefing up a 4speed auto, install an aftermarket overdrive and have a bullet proof 6speed 727.
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Posted: 01-16-2013, 08:22 PM
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I'm going to buy the book. I never heard of it before.
Posted: 01-16-2013, 10:27 PM
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huh cool info. especially about the 6 speed 727. i havent gotten around to reading any of it yet, been crazy busy at work.
thanks guys. i started this thread when i was just about to buy a 360 magnum from a local neighbor. he wanted too much money for the mileage on it so i declined. my point now is that i could make a budget 318 with 350+hp, especially since i have most everything i need to build one. just a block, crank, and a few odds and ends and i should be set to build.
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Aftermarket overdrives aren't cheap either, especially if you're talking about something like a gear vendors. Be better in the long run to swap in a mild built 46rh.
I would also keep the 318 you have now, and build that, save a lot of money on the swap, and that will get you a good bit more horsepower.
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This is the unit I was talking about. It bolts in place of the transmission extension housing.
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The three main worries on sixteen-year-old Brianna Mingan's mind are whether her alcoholic father will get up in time for work, how much her new boyfriend Connor Landon likes her, and whether a small mishap at Connor's house has infected her with lycanthropy.
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Somewhere inside me, there's a happy, confident Brianna. When I'm with Connor, I feel that person bubbling up to the surface, and I like it. You can do this, I repeat, whispering it aloud this time. With a deep breath, I follow my advice. I open the door and tiptoe down the hall into the living room, but Dad isn't in his chair. He's passed out on the couch with a pile of empty bottles on the coffee table. I know I should just leave and not bother cleaning up, but I can't help myself. I carry the bottles by their longnecks, three to each hand, and dump them into the yellow recycling bin near the back door. I glance at the clock on the microwave. If I don't leave now, I risk being late to pick up Connor, but I can't bring myself to walk out the back door. I have to finish what I started. Besides, Connor probably won't even notice if I'm a little late, right? I mean, he was the one who called me late last night and said his car broke down, which is kind of strange now that I think about it. His car is only a couple of years old. I shrug it off and finish cleaning the living room. When I'm done, I grab a pen out of the junk drawer, but my notepad is missing from the top of the refrigerator. I sigh and go back to my room. I squat down in front of my book bag that sits propped up against the wall next to the closet door. I unzip the large pocket and stick my hand in to fish out the purple notebook. Something slices my palm and I retract my hand. Great. A paper cut. I wipe away droplets of blood with a tissue from the side pocket of my book bag and toss it at the trash can. I miss, but I'll pick it up later. With a sigh, I unzip the large pocket all the way and find the offending piece of paper, stashed behind Uncle Steve's faded copy of From Here to Eternity. The paper is a lime green flyer, announcing back-to-school night. Yeah, like Dad will really go to that. I ball it up and throw it at the trash can. That one makes it. I grab the purple notebook, rip a piece of paper out, and head to the kitchen. I sit down at the breakfast table and write a note. Dad, I'll be back by ten. I'm out with friends. There's leftover lasagna in the fridge (blue container) and Parmesan cheese behind the orange juice. -B P.S. Uncle Steve called this morning. He wants us to go to his Labor Day party next weekend. I leave the note on the coffee table in the living room and weigh the slip of paper down with the remote. I head back into the kitchen and grab Dad's car keys off the counter along with my purse. I take one last glance at the time on the microwave. Fifteen minutes late isn't that bad. "Brianna." My name echoes out of the living room like a bear's growl emanating from a darkened cave. I flinch and quietly set my things down on the counter. I am an idiot. If I was ever unsure before, now I'm 100 percent certain. For once in my life, I should've left the mess and gotten out while I could. But no. I had to be responsible and clean up after my father. I hate being the dependable one. Dad bawls my name again and I can hear the old couch creak. I put on a smile that I know doesn't touch my eyes and move quickly to the arched doorway that connects the two rooms. "What do you need, Dad?" I ask as cheerfully as possible. He's sitting up with the note clutched in his fist. "Ten? Ten o'clock?" Dad is a big man. Wide in the chest, and tall, with muscles roped down his arms. That's what happens when you spend forty hours a week roofing houses or spreading concrete. Except for this past week. Jobs come and go. It's part of his life as a construction worker, but when the market is slow the drinking is heavier. So when Dad stands up, red in the face with anger and dismay, I can't help feeling a tremor of fear. My voice falters from my faux cheeriness, but I manage to keep the smile. "Last night, you said it was okay." He stumbles around the couch and comes to stand in front of me, swaying slightly. "You're lying." Spittle flies. "Why would I agree to let you out late on a school night?" I've seen enough after-school specials to know that you don't agitate a drunk. Or a bear for that matter. Dad has never taken a swing at me and I plan on keeping it that way. I make my voice warm and comforting. "Tomorrow is Sunday, remember? You probably lost track since you didn't have to work last week." If I had the guts, I would've yelled back, It's Saturday, moron. You idiot drunk, you don't even know what day it is. But I don't have the backbone. I don't have a death wish, either. Dad narrows his bloodshot eyes at me and waves the crumpled-up paper. "You're not going to see that Conrad kid, are you? The one with the anger management problem?" I feel my fists clench at my sides and hope Dad doesn't see me tense up. It's Connor! Not Conrad! I want to scream. If Dad is going to put Connor down, he could at least get his name right. Still, I could shoot myself for mentioning the fight that happened on the cross country field the other day. Connor doesn't have an anger management problem. If anything, I'm the one with the anger management problem. It's just that no one ever sees it because I keep it bottled up inside. In fact, if things keep going this way, I'll have an ulcer before I turn seventeen. Besides, the kid Connor hit totally had it coming. And I remember how hot Connor looked when Coach pulled him off the other guy. His face was flushed and his eyes were blazing, and dirt and grass stains streaked the front of his shirt. Since he was already all sweaty from running, his shirt clung to his muscles and I could see how awesomely defined his pecs are. Connor's strong, and I'm a big fan of that. He would never hurt anybody who didn't deserve it. I like that a lot, too. I realize my mind is fixated on the image of Connor breathing hard, wiping sweat away from his face with the back of his hand and staring down the guy who insulted Tyrone, who's my friend and Connor's teammate. I snap my attention back to the dingy living room, where Dad is waiting for an answer. "Well?" he says. "Who are these friends?"


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Your headless nodes, are they also diskless? Or, do you have a disk on each node, from which Linux boots, etc.? Getting the data in and out isn't as big a problem (at some point it is just a binary or ascii file, which can be read by whatever means.. I can't imagine wanting to create native .xls files, for instance), but can the WinNT box serve as the NFS (or whatever) server, and also handle the boot requests from the nodes. From: Phillip D. Matz <matz at wsunix.wsu.edu> > >This is sort-of what I do with my clusters. I have 12-nodes running linux >and a 13th node running WIN2000 for the exact reasons you mention (data >formatting and presentation). The 13th-node (or head-node) rsh's into the >other nodes with Starnet's xserver on an internal network in addition to >providing the connection to the outside world (2 NICs in head-node). Now, >the windows box (13th node) does not contribute cpu per-se to the beowulf >but it is used for data assembly and for launching the jobs on the 12-node >cluster (which are headless nodes). > > > >> What would be the possibility of building a cluster using WinNT >workstation >> (or NT server) on the head/worldly node and Linux on the (diskless) >cluster >> nodes. You'd use one of the many NT ssh or Xwindows servers to talk to >the >> nodes. Is it possible to netboot Linux from a NT server (what has to be >> running on NT to make this work)?
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Election takes an ideological turn, defining times and Senate showdown on taxes, spending and sequestration.
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People American system that we have been allowed you to thought.
Some invest in roads and bridges -- you got a business that you don't build that.
President Obama attacks success and therefore under President Obama we have less success and I will change that.
Is this surprising rather surprising turn of events in the 2012 presidential election as we go from a campaign that seem to be about nothing to all of a sudden having a campaign about big ideas about the size shape scope and role of government in our lives and in growing the economy.
And this is power play I and -- firewall and welcome Internet here to studio three as we carve out some of the inside slices.
The of the political roast beef today.
And look at.
The changing contours of the 2012 election we're gonna do that we're gonna talk about the latest Fox News polling.
Will he won't take a little deeper dive on those issues we're gonna do that we're gonna talk about whether or not Mitt Romney has been defined as -- yet.
As president as the definition of President Obama change and you find that -- -- we will also talk.
A US senator John -- later in the show about what in the heck is going to be able to get through the United States senate as we reach new levels of acrimony and -- here in Washington.
So what could be more fun and acrimony and -- I would.
Tell you right now sure topless you really flattered.
Set the bar low and -- it that's what we do here.
Our bush -- you like you're not just because she is loyal and committed Steelers fan.
And and 88 it's murder by by birth and association.
But also because she's one of the very smartest people writing and politics today welcome back.
Thank you guys are right and we'll maybe we'll talk later about.
The offensive line for the Steelers -- I've got some anxiety about.
Get closer to kick off but training camp starts in a week you know all right so the question though -- is this.
It is the president's been on the market Mitt Romney since April essentially with a big with -- it started as sort of a drumbeat and now it's turned into.
A huge orchestra.
Of attacks on Romney.
His tax rate is tax returns.
Did Bain Capital ever send any jobs overseas.
All of these things been on the attack on Romney everything senator -- his wealth and his.
Private sector success more -- us.
This look like it was going to be.
An election that hinged on small things and Peggy Noonan and others have written in recent weeks like I've got the campaign about -- sign -- campaign and nobody's automatic that.
And then all of a sudden.
We have snapped into something else the president and looking to furtherance of those attacks last week in Virginia at his -- We know what he meant.
For the DNC folks who are watching we know exactly what he meant.
That businesses don't build bridges and businesses don't lay down the sewer pipes that lead to -- business and that they don't build the schools.
We know what he meant we know what he meant but the -- anyway seem to sharpen that the focus Romney jumped on it is it possible we could have a substantive election.
I'm probably not.
My hopes up once I'm sure you just that I now I know I still think this is going to be one of the smallest campaigns -- -- people you just mentioned described.
Is this a new issue -- my ankle -- not talking about.
Bain and taxes just very dear too yes I think some of my colleagues in -- -- probably agree -- something else to talk about.
-- was interesting though about Obama's remarks said Elizabeth Warren made it fairly similar remarks in his and her senate campaign.
Several months ago he's running in Massachusetts against Republican incumbents got absolutely and she basically made the same argument that.
People build companies with help from resources from public utilities like roads and and bridges and that kind of -- it's very different when the president says it in this heated campaign also Massachusetts a very blue state I'm sure a lot of people agree with Elizabeth Warren up there.
But the -- it's very different when you stating I believe he was in Texas are.
Virginia Virginia and that is that he was -- -- Yes it's very different when he says there please sit there and you know what I heard today that Arafat which may have simply for the possible follow acts he's firewall on looks twitters it's right there where you it is my delight to -- -- The the deal -- this is this is nothing new for the president he has.
Since he was running for office been talking about.
We've been on the wrong track is a country since really the Reagan era and moving towards privatization.
Less government involvement in the economy.
Saying that the government that that we have become too dismissive of that.
And directly to.
-- are this whole from the latest Fox News poll.
Government is it the solution with the problem.
On the economy 23% said solution.
Said it was the problem and that's that this question comes from president Reagan's famous location where he said government is not the solution.
Government is the problem that was what he ran -- people still seem to believe that.
This has the president do you think -- erred in not sort of moving off of this argument sooner and and just sort of -- this and win another term and come back and you can try again.
Hot yeah well I think -- Given the opportunity he probably would like to rephrase that -- -- much like he probably like to rephrase that content that the private sector is doing fine because it reinforces this image that the -- campaign to be just happy perpetuating that.
President Obama doesn't understand business he doesn't understand the -- this economy work.
So I don't -- about the individual death I mean the argument and I went back and I looked.
He gave a speech in January 2009.
That was like -- speech for what he wanted to do when he took office he had come to town he went after George Mason.
They gave this speech about what these principles for the economy war.
And he talked about only government can break the vicious cycles that are crippling our economy where a lack of spending which lost jobs which leads even less spending and then as you look over the years.
He's come back and made this argument again and again and it's -- you say this is not a bizarre O world argument.
But it does sort of give Mitt Romney the chance -- -- he makes even a small.
As he as he does it's really beat him over the head.
It does it's an opportunity every time he goes there but it's a thin line for the president to walk is he wants to reinforce this populist idea that he was elected -- in 2008 -- -- Also running upon again this cycle but the same time he doesn't want to be.
It hurt perceived as a tax and spend liberal basically.
There'll there'll certainly says normally have colts fan but last season.
It was like they would walk onto the field and say hi guys -- the colts would you like to win today and we feel really bad for -- -- we want you to know -- heart really goes out to you yeah that was -- -- season.
That was a rough season.
The -- sink in this is on Twitter says you're stretching.
For a good read on what Obama meant to say but a good power play anyway why thank you for that part but the truth this the president has -- He clearly didn't I don't think meant to say that.
That that people didn't build the -- businesses.
He's just arguing for anymore.
Collective of it takes a village to raise a business that it's a community that comes together -- that the government plays a role -- that at all and all of those things but it was Charles Krauthammer last night who said you know for conservatives even that.
It is makes them -- And it's very easy to take that quote put in -- campaign this you know just they take any different that.
-- and I got it already you know I can -- that tagline now did you build your business on your own you know President Obama thinks you couldn't do it on your.
Now one other thing that's gonna happen right and we know that American crossroads and you know Jonathan Glazer who comes here he's their spokesman but that's the Karl Rove.
And Ed Gillespie inspired group Romney as raising a lot of money.
But he can't deploy because -- general election money that he can't put that money that hundred million dollars to use until after he is the nominee and so they're sort of running on fumes until they get to the convention.
-- American crossroads and crossroads GPS sort of debate what whatever subgroup of the -- regret it's called is gonna drop about eight million dollars.
On the president to try to hammer these attacks on governor Romney's tax returns and Bain Capital I -- wouldn't you think that for them.
Doing an ad that would that basically stacked up those two quotes you describe the private sector's doing fine you didn't build that and a few other choice sound -- be pretty easily.
It would be pretty easy I think it might even more effective a couple of months from now we're talking about it now people might not remember there's a lot of noise in.
The political airwaves right now in a lot of people -- people.
Consultants in the campaigns really want to track these undecided voters are paying attention.
And I think those quotes anytime you can -- -- Kennedy's words against themselves make the most effective ads and it would be really effective in October.
-- -- she may have disappointed my occasional glimmer of non cynicism and believing we could have a campaign about something that your great anyway thanks for being with us thank you Chris but when we come back we'll be joined by our -- and what we're going to do is talk about whether Romney has been defined yet does give him little room left as the president -- fine how are the mid summer stakes of each candidate trying to put the other boxes going.
Walsh do this war when we come back so stick around.
And that.
Is -- it is -- Olympic sport in which forces dance to classical music sometimes hilariously.
To modern music that's when it's actually really funny.
And the Democratic National Committee he's sorry today want you to know that they made fun.
Of massage because it Romney the much beloved wife of soon to be Republican nominee Mitt Romney is the -- Boehner of papers -- towards.
And if she pointed out.
Massage and -- threading was part of that there be for her multiple sclerosis so they're very sorry today and this is power play.
And the Sox who works the Cayman Islands bank account Bain Capital.
His off key singing.
Of -- -- beautiful.
Everything -- that Democrats can think -- to make you believe that Mitt Romney.
Is a cool vampire rich dude has been poured out like a couple of fury for about the last four months so the question as has it -- -- Romney change the narrative and what about President Obama.
Hasn't he been a little redefined to during the scorched earth campaign.
I know who can tell us -- -- two people who can tell -- very well welcome to the show for the very first time -- humans he is a senior vice president box global serve President Obama in his basket White House into the 2008 campaign right to ask -- okay so we haven't had been notified Obama Democrat -- us.
And welcome a bush Republican -- -- back to the show he was the White House political director under president George W.
Bush end.
He is a Republican strategist and a father of five girls that he has our condolences -- welcome back in new exercise -- -- design choices -- now that he's been out there a -- let -- say it's time to think about -- I'm excited to get that 77000 dollars out of course OK so.
-- you are dangerous Austria and other kids like.
-- -- -- -- -- If they're gonna momentum to combat its.
Segment I think they're good whether that's today.
I'd -- the question is this and let's start with the bull.
A favorable unfavorable.
This isn't exactly like ability this this is can you stand the person -- when we look at favorability when we look at like ability and that's the can you would you have a beer with that person who we look favorably when we look at favorability.
-- -- -- this human being tolerable could I imagine them being my president.
And here's how it stacks up.
It's a top 52 to 52 in the latest Fox News bowl President Obama is more famous.
And he has higher and favorability 46 to forty over Mitt Romney but the key number want to look at there is 9% and 9% of the number of people who either can't say -- don't know enough about Mitt Romney.
To a formulated opinions so what the president is hoping is that they'll get Romney's unfavorable -- over 46% and that he'll be it'll be awash.
So looking at the polls where things are now after four months of this -- let's start with you has Mitt Romney yet been defined.
Yes I guess he's well on his way to being defined not there yet well I I tell you this that wasn't there are two things happening here first of all.
The the administration in the campaign clearly news.
And -- and bet on Mitt Romney being the nominee I mean that was there that from the very beginning so they've been.
Softly hammering him -- out there hammering him very hard on just the little things about -- his record and his background.
Over the past years so this is manager Richard trip.
On their effort.
But unfortunately Romney has done a very good job of aiding and abetting them in that effort because he -- can continue to hold on to too many secrets.
During this entire process so he's allowing himself to be defined sitting that you're there what you think it would be bigger would help them materially right now he said I'm gonna just put twenty years attacks -- I'm gonna drop them over oh FA headquarters -- you know what I tell you this.
What it would do is is established him as someone who is willing to be transparent someone who's willing to be open in sincerely participate in the process right now he's basically given is that's straight arm giving the Heisman to the American people and send.
No I'm only gonna give you what I think he should -- but I'm not gonna give you what the standard is as far as these tax returns that combined with the -- issue combined with.
That this new issue that's surfacing now talking about his his investment accounts -- his retirement account.
All of it is stacking up to label him as the guy with a mustache monocle on the top that who is sincerely I disconnected to tying the American people -- -- Last time -- -- to the railroad tracks absolutely okay and I'm mad as Mitt -- been defined and if so as well.
Look this that this is a big shock that would come out he gave these tax returns and -- -- -- that big shock is what's dangerous shooters were you that a guy is filthy -- cigarettes so this whole idea that people don't know what's in -- veterans.
-- -- -- know an infinite no offense and it was a former Bosnia respect -- But for the president United States to come out and say that -- is not transparent when your boss went to his college and snatched his dissertation won't -- any of -- -- He is another yes it is true that is connected at all yes he did you read it I suspected of I had -- -- I don't know I haven't seen like transparency from this administration even when congress is asking them.
For information so let's get right to you -- what you get your former boss our president.
Is gonna get a second term is if he does -- Romney into some kind of negative horrible creatures are only path to reelection.
Well I tell you this a lot of this turns into minutia the end of the day the bottom line is.
Our administration remote Obama administration has been the most transparent in recent history that -- yeah.
We'll look at -- leaders that looks like that the question of transparent right they're both sides would say that the other is not transparent we'll articulate that question though in front of us is.
Whether or not Romney's been defined that I had this question for -- court.
In doing this the president has redefined himself a little men in an effort to hang it to -- that's nightly whiplash on to Mitt Romney.
The president has changed who he is in the perceptions of him in the public -- a little bit because they're not used to this degree of acrimony and they're not used to this much attack from President Obama is that not true.
Well I'm not so sure remains something we appreciate that Obama's brand is hope and change -- that's absolutely clear.
This is also -- who went through -- -- -- -- pretty -- toe to -- knock down drag out fight.
-- issue one Hillary Clinton during the primaries for years ago so this is not like this is not a skill that he -- his team has they absolutely do.
Then -- the difference here is whereas Hillary Clinton punch back Mitt Romney isn't and punches he would he is throwing a very soft so much so that you have.
The the stalwarts of the Republican Party in the conservative wing Charles Krauthammer George will saying hey guys that.
You gotta do something here this we can't continue to keep taking blows this way so again Mitt Romney is the one who's paying himself into this corner I think the president is defined as someone who's doing all that he can't the American people right now we're gonna create jobs working to continue his recovery -- to turn our economy around but unfortunately Romney.
Is is is aiding and abetting once again and in the formulation that's developing on him.
You know I mean I think -- -- there can agree with I mean I like to see our nominee really kind of go back at the president because I think there's a lot in his record and -- -- what this election will be determined on his people's confidence that Obama has a plan to get us out of this economic ditch that we're in.
And that's the central issue to this whole thing it's not about tax return it's not about -- case or savings accounts of those things and I think there's no question that.
If Obama President Obama has won past reelection and that is to destroy -- his opponent.
Then what Romney's job this -- to make sure that the American people understand.
He's a good and decent man that has a plan for the country.
To get -- the -- I would agree with you that over the course of last week or two that is not come out as strong as it needs to and all of us Parsons -- our side one encouraged him to make sure he steps up makes that argument he makes that are -- he's got a decent chance to win.
I'm Fredricka it's definitely gonna approach to have a chance -- continue this sparring match because.
When we come back we're going to talk to senator John -- and then we will let our partisan -- go back -- it -- -- -- -- that senator -- as a good stuff tell us.
So you should stick around.
-- was to be easily.
And senators are supposed to have an opportunity to -- -- so I would say my good friend a majority leader quit blaming everybody else.
I can take the criticism that he Republican leader position I assume that is constructive criticism and I accept.
As far as how I attempt to run the senate I do the best I can under very difficult circumstances.
And that is the cordial and warm relationship that exists between Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of the commonwealth of Kentucky.
And Harry Reid of Nevada.
This is power play in the senate isn't quite a state.
That exchange you saw there by US and its standards it is about the height of acrimony when the leaders of the two party state of the floor.
To call each other -- on partisanship.
Pushed back and forth well guess what there's a lot of work.
Relative to Washington standards that needs to yet be done in the United States senate this year.
And for goodness sakes we know that the super lame duck session that's gonna come after this election is going to be very difficult to get through so -- this stuff get through the US senator are we looking at a breakdown.
What the heck is going on.
This is these are matters worth considering so I hope that you would give a very.
Warm welcome minute to senator John -- of the great state of Wyoming senator welcome.
Thanks for having me.
Okay so here's the question you guys have fiscal clips -- You have appropriations bills that have to get pushed through defense authorization all this other stuff that's got to be finished this year.
And things are looking pretty pretty grim out there what's what's your assessment of the situation.
Well you're absolutely right and then Harry Reid the leader of the Democrats in the senate said there will be no appropriation bills.
This year appropriation bills have passed the house we're ready to act on them in the senate he said no he's not gonna bring any of them to the senate floor it is absolutely you're responsible of the majority.
Leader they haven't brought a budget to the floor that that Democrats have voted for.
In three years the senate does not pass the budget this year they brought the president's budget and not one member of the senate voted for not any Republican not any Democrat I voted for a number of a budgets that no Democrat senator voted for any budget brought to the floor this year but yet there is an obligation.
Of the senate to pass a budget.
Every year so it seems that Harry Reid is just -- -- the rules out out the window and and doesn't really care.
Even though we are facing a looming fiscal.
Cliff at the end of the year Bernanke was in the senate the other -- to testify at a hearing in the banking committee and he said please bring -- back from this.
Fiscal cliff that will push -- into a recession.
And one of the leaders of the Democratic Party -- she didn't care -- we went into a recession she wants to raise taxes.
And they -- senate the senators talking about Andy Murray the head of their democratic party's campaign committee in the senate.
He said that she would let.
Rather than.
Continue to tax rates for a top income earners -- those with this incomes -- 200000 dollars she'd rather textbook for everybody.
Senator that the question is.
There are some rumblings especially for moderate Democrats to try to deal with this fiscal -- to do something about tax -- to provide a little certainty.
Conservative Republicans and Liberal Democrats maybe don't think that so much.
That they think it's found at the election and roll the dice is there -- -- is there -- -- That you could have some certainty you can do what.
Would be the Federal Reserve Chairman asked.
And provide little certainty to markets.
Well I think it's important it provides certainly not just for markets to do the job creators of this country.
To that -- the men and women who out there who have built their business is even though the president may not believe that they've done it themselves.
From his recent comments but they need some certainty -- -- -- there's so much uncertainty with this administration in terms of tax rates and terms of the cost of the health care law and in terms of the root of the regulations.
These regulations that continue to come out.
Against the the private sector and it's a private sector that I believe the president doesn't like he doesn't understand.
And as as he said they're doing just fine with a private sector isn't doing fine we have eight point 2% unemployment.
We've had this rate of over 8% unemployment for forty months the American people are sick and tired of it.
Front page story in the New York Times today the recent poll the poll numbers -- just came out show that it's.
Neck and neck brace and actually.
Mitt Romney has -- a little bit ahead of the president because of the poor economy but that's hurting the president he ought to focus on the economy.
You've you've seen that.
The president has not met with his jobs council now for what six months and in that period of time he's had a hundred fund -- in the president's spokesman.
Comes out so well he's been busy he has a lot on his plate -- -- thing -- -- later fundraising dinners and lunches.
That's what's on his plate but the American economy is what should be from senator visits -- front and center.
The American taxpayers.
And I senator before we -- to go and ask you about your fellow Wyoming and Dick Cheney the former vice president.
Was on Capitol Hill this week you had a chance to speak with Vice President Cheney earlier this week when he was up to talk about.
Defense sequestration which -- these automatic cuts two defense spending.
That for the Pentagon that would start taking place on January 1 can you or are you at liberty to discuss any of what the vice president had to tell you guys.
Well maybe he came to -- Republican policy committee lunch on the chairman of the Republican policy committee shared his thoughts on well how.
Hurtful it would be -- harmful to our military.
To do these sequestration cuts into the role of the United States government really is to keep us safe and it.
To keep this free.
And and the defense of our nation is a big part of that -- after 9/11 obviously things have changed in this country so you know he's been.
Outspoken about the need to make sure that that we keep a strong defense -- the strong military.
And probably some fly fishing to senator we thank you very much for being with us today have a great day we'll talk -- thanks for having me.
And you don't want guys and by the way that was mass totals of enjoyment as senator -- -- big huge talking point that Matt has mentioned Republicans should be using -- gratified.
And those -- -- of gratification he called me had a tight right except and here's what I wanted -- -- just -- -- -- of -- but here's what Tea Party -- says about you guys kudos to court in -- respectful dialogue and know overclocking each -- I like that.
-- want that to stop right now I want vicious.
Potentially visible conflict anything like that we'll have no idea what you're talking about everything that aren't so let's let's wrap this up let's put this into perspective.
It's as we talk as we heard from the senator.
You know and both sides would agree.
We were passed gridlock now and into some sort of like.
Meltdown -- block who we blocked every box.
Down Pennsylvania Avenue and it's like that.
People are frustrated with this.
Does the degree of acrimony and this amount of impasse.
Who does it hurt the most man.
I think it really hurts the president I think the reason why the president was elected in the first place it was because he was able to grab so many independent voters.
The voters -- -- less ideological than maybe some -- folks I hang out with.
Because they really thought they wanted to give this fresh face a chance to reach across the law degrees across the aisle -- try to find some consensus whether he meant it or not.
He just hitting govern that way he governed -- about health care only democratic votes to -- back cap and trade.
You think about these votes these are highly polarizing -- so I think it in order to get.
To a second term.
If he's perceived as somebody who is just the head of the Democrats right and up ahead of everybody.
In a political sense and in a much larger sense I think it's harder and to keep the narrative.
What about who Obama is a lot.
Wednesday well I didn't tell you the challenge that we're facing right now is you talk about who's hurt the most the American people hurt the most by the lack of dialogue and a -- -- -- making the American people have to take care of themselves here we deal with.
Politics and that's it loses election and that actually Chris is exactly the point we're dealing weird weird absorbed with cynical politics right now I mean.
When you have -- look at all of inquiry when you have senator McConnell.
Stands up and -- the senate or stands up at a press conferences as our number one mission is to make sure that Barack Obama is not reelected as president.
That basically lays down the gauntlet and gives you tells you everything you need to know about where we are when you have the speaker of the house go on sixty minutes.
And not even be able to say the word compromise.
For fear retribution -- common ground like 400 scientists and.
Definitive about delivered compromise.
I can say -- -- wow that is extraordinary and speaks to the shackles that he's working on right now is as as he's dealing with a -- party.
We -- that's where are we got to leave it there that's where we are we just we thank you both very much -- -- with us today and now on the hunt is up next I know you like that.
And you what do you like is that now is we like to do every day we want to leave you -- -- word from our friend Charles.
Us and I think what Romney ought to do is to take the headline in today's lead editorial -- Washington in the Wall Street Journal.
So in Europe vs staples.
And he has to have a simple slogan -- which is Obama and his administration gave you a Solyndra.
Using New York money incidentally.
I -- my colleagues in the free enterprise system gave you staples put all the jobs and all the wealth.
And all these crude wealthy gave to the foundations.
That the pensions and the use of the university's.
-- that invested with us in those enterprises.
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Very narrow and itself among.
Mitt Romney's advises is becoming a resource is chairman and CEO.
And you know this comes at a time when as you know -- gas prices will present been rocketing status -- -- the polls some holes having.
-- Europe -- actually leading present Obama.
Has the whole gas -- changed the complexion of this debate was.
Well no doubt everybody's interested in what's happened with gasoline prices that are.
Then there are than normal this time a year -- so everybody's at risk to that there's several things -- could be done.
OK let's we talk about -- I misspoke by the way it's 54 delegates at stake in element but.
-- your sense that this call now this -- -- this -- senate's turn to take.
Business opportunities secretary -- -- Republicans as you know have been saying that maybe he did you know it was a good professor and a very.
The kind academic -- mind and all that but cities in over his head and should be fired are you in that camp.
Well I was concerned back in 2000 night when he said that power prices in America issued.
Represented what they have in Europe and now I understand -- retracted that.
For good reason you know American people.
-- don't want our -- gasoline prices and what we have today and you know -- -- we take for instance.
How the Bok and compared -- pipeline vs right -- Having that's up ten dollars a barrel more than -- cost the consumer.
Which have pulled down about 25 cents a gallon so locks are a lot they can be done.
And certainly nobody wants our gasoline prices.
And -- doesn't and residents say there's nothing he can do nine always going to be going to for energy states including.
Oklahoma where you are of course -- is gonna make the argument.
That Downey's doing all -- -- is supporting the southern part of the keystone oil pipeline which is a moot point as you and I know that if you dig of the northern -- going.
You know you could support all the rest of you wanted to -- that connection from Canada now having said that.
How's this trip gonna register you think tomorrow.
Well I I think a lot of people can -- through quite quite a bit this remain.
You know nobody needs his support for this southern pace and I.
He -- cross then they've mapped at the borders an international borders so that can be bill moves and -- work for.
Something -- last couple years you don't.
Bob and I was here just a little while ago say he thinks by the ended June the president.
Will cave on this and support that the Keystone Pipeline -- he's getting nervous.
Well thank you should I think certainly that pipeline now.
Should be supported should have been done long time ago that delight right yourself you know oxide is one of substance for a gallon to the consumers so.
You know here we go on my.
Opinion leader -- they've they've given us why -- it is because those who.
Possible over the president -- -- keystone withholding say is drill baby drill -- and sir we'd be off to the races that another words it doesn't.
Really make any sense or read in an economic sense the president said he's expanded drilling.
Wouldn't you know obviously quibble over these numbers and he's just basing it on concerts that were already awarded.
When when bush left office be that -- -- met.
That this idea that you could drill your way out of it is just a misnomer when he's.
Well that's that certainly wrong.
Obviously you we have made in energy Renaissance going this country.
And we can he did -- our way out of that the -- and Preston's point four billion barrels.
Resource that they're in all the natural gas resources -- country.
We would certainly ten.
Drill our way out of it and then you know I think revised catch one -- that.
So when the president says we can't do that are saying that look.
Where we have only 2% of the reserves do you tapped a mall.
-- obviously he's not addressing all the potential reserves that are available through fracking and some sort of stuff -- period.
-- you think he's just misleading the people.
Well I don't know -- -- purposely misleading the people they certainly you.
Not correct in that assumption.
Yeah -- the SEC reserves remain.
Lives -- -- quite essential and we can't even address what's going on with the resource plays a factor available to us today.
-- What is your sense of world this is headed than a barrel amid my -- and you're the expert here but as you know Arnold -- play one on TV.
And I think it's no longer this drags on the more worrisome it is because when gas prices stay -- at the pump.
There comes a point at which even when they eventually come down.
The higher prices from before builds into the system the cost of goods that make it to store shelves and then it's hard sit on stick.
Are we near or at that point -- what are your thoughts.
Well we've seen high gasoline have -- before when all shot up 247 dollars barrel on.
Mainly came back down when this inflation when -- right and you so it has corrected in.
Not -- supply and demand thing when when sterling went what is your -- -- when you think it will.
-- I think it can correct pretty quickly.
You know within the next here.
I'm not I'm not point in the next few weeks or months -- Well that's lift after -- something like this you know if I could have come out momentum in the pocket trained on them.
As attractive can you stop it.
What about speculators the president has been fingering them but they've been doing something to -- I think Chuck Schumer.
Who is taking credit for getting the saudis to increase production.
Sensitive that there may be a -- a lot of this is the speculators -- this when you sign.
Well we've seen speculators before have we have -- -- spread.
You know when it shot up on 47 dollars for about -- five five minutes and then fell back down there's certainly.
That was people suspected there was a case at that time that.
You know I don't know where we're dealing with the global market where -- -- dealing with global prices.
And you know respect letters I don't know anybody that big.
On -- -- -- looking at the next energy secretary the united states of Mitt Romney.
Becomes president are you.
I guess are used to.
Well I'm not certainly don't have my shingles hung out to do that.
I don't need to do that you know -- -- run oil company and that's what I want to do burden.
-- black and -- feel give my advice to lose some.
I haven't been in a political solution before -- -- he.
Probably greater -- the that I would like to know if you do.
If you'd stop here for your first interview just a thought.
-- -- I don't think and -- on there if you know I really don't.
Are well Karl you're great guests thank you for your insights and as -- -- COP.
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