mr. guttman, your response? guest: the elections, president obama got a large percentage of the jewish vote, which is higher than any other faith group. however, when you look at polls, when you ask jewish voters when they base their decision on, they find it to be number six or number seven. jewish americans don't vote primarily by the staff in israel. the economy takes a higher place when you ask jewish voters how they make their mind up. one more point is when you look at polls of american jews, most of them support a two-state solution and most of them support the free sentiment activity and there are different views as to what does it exactly mean? so far what president obama has been saying is pretty much in sync with the views of the jewish community over here. host: on line pro-palestinian advocates say winds of change in washington. the challenges facing palestinian advocate s. positive views of israelis are shared by 71%. while almost half the respondents in the poll said they wanted to see obama steer

mr. guttman. guest: it was my pleasure. host: when we come back, we'll discuss the future of western relations. ♪ >> hills dale college has never accepted government funding. today, not even government-backed student loans are permitted. >> title four of the education act is roughly 400 pages long. we have a lawyer here in town. she said i wouldn't be able to read it. >> larry arnn. tonight at 8:00 on c-spans q and a. you can also download the pod cast. >> more nonfiction books and authors later today. joel rosenburg takes you inside the revolution. how the followers of jihad, jefferson, and jesus are battling to transform the world. followed by a look at what is next for the economy. peter moore, and former reagan economic policy advisory on taxes and prosperity. foreclosure nation. florida real estate attorney cheri ollenson on the housing project and where it is headed. afterwards, how do you run for congress with $7,000 and your sixth grade students managing the campaign. ms. kayhill gave it a shot. he's interviewed by