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geithner says s&p showed terrible judgment when they downgraded america's rating and called for him to tep down. geithner said he is staying at his post. now back to "witness at jonestown." >>> jim jones' kingdom was spreading. beyond his footholds in redwood valley, san francisco and los angeles, jones negotiated the lease of nearly 4,000 acres of virgin jungle in the south american country of guyana. >> the beautiful promised land. see they made progress on the road and leveled it. >> he sent down a small advance crew from the temple to carve out a settlement they called jonestown. >> clearing it for five miles. going over the piggery now and the chicken area. also the grazing -- >> to wake up in jonestown was a breathtaking experience. it was just so overwhelmingly beautiful looking into the jungle. the sun rising, the howler monkeys calling from the jungle. it was just beautiful. >> i fell totally in love with guyana. it's the most spectacular country. so when i got to go, i was delighted. >> it will be an egalitarian society. but there won't be this aggression that's here in the u.s.

we will cover it every tep of the way. thanks very much. >> let's dig deeper with the analyst, david gurgin. how much trouble is the president in right now? >> very vulnerable. increasingly so. they were facing a strong candidate on the republican side. we would all be saying he could be the underdog. the best thing he has going for him is the republicans. >> here doesn't have major challenges? mitt romney, the former governor of massachusetts seems to be the front-runner although he could face a challenge from the current governor of texas, rick perry. >> that's right. i think there is a widespread sense in the country that will need to see more of mitt romney if he makes that final judgment. he is running a much better campaign than last time. a more effective candidate. the political odds makers say if you sort of put them head to head, we will have to wait and see. i have to tell you what i think is most worrisome is we have a wounded and the a week opposition. a governing and leading the country over the next four yea