. >> elizabeth sinclair, tea party patriot from washington d.c. i was wondering whether you and your republican colleagues would get together on the steps of the capital and have little newt gingrich-style press conference, a fiscal contract for america, since we are in a catastrophe at this point. we don't have another year to wait, as you said. if you could get your words and those of your colleagues out to the american people who are angry, upset, very concerned, and that's wonderful and measured as you are, we feel like we are in serious trouble and we need to get the word out to the masses. thank you. could you get out to us, please -- the fiscal contract for america. >> i took the lead on putting together a jobs plan, and the first element of it was fiscal issues. we cannot get the economy moving until there is more certainty as to what is happening on the fiscal side. my only again and to what you -- my only addendum to what you are saying is, i think it ought to be about both, the fiscal issues and how to get the economy moving. i talked a

queen elizabeth's husband had been recovering from a heart procedure at a cambridge hospital. >>> upton sinclairtle, governor. chuck todd sat down for an interview. >> with me journalist and blogger greg mitchell, just released a new e-book, rereleased, "the campaign of the century, upton sinclair's race for governor of california and the birth of media politics." now, we say it's a new book. it's new in e-form, going to be released obviously a new version, a new edition in hard cover form. set the scene of the ray upton sinclair, famous author decides to run, set the scene of that campaign, 1932. sip claire, as you mentioned, was a famous muck ray, wrote the jungle, many people familiar with that book, he also in the early part of the century is also one of the most famous writers and agitators and in america and around the world and a life long socialist. he decided in 1933 he would run for governor of california. of course, franklin roosevelt had just been elected, we were in the deppette of the depression anticipated would form a movement called end poverty in california and lo and behold --