English 14  Set Clip Length:  . >> but look at the way it plays
out. romney will say, "yes, i do have a deficit plan. go look on
my website. it's there. it's true." which puts the burden on the
audience. i wish they would go to your website because they
won't find out the answer at mitt romney's website. >> but then
we come to the second part of the process that protects. you
heard in the debates candidates saying, "that's not true. check
the record. check the transcript," and an invitation essentially
to go to the fact checkers and journalism. to the extent that
this year we've had a lot of fact checking in national
journalism, a lot more than we've had in previous years. and we
know now after the first three debates. last time i talked to
you it was, it was only a hypothesis, that the people who said
they went to the fact checking sites or went to journalism for
fact checking on the web, were more likely to accurately be able
to portray the candidates' positions and those exchanges in
which somebody was all