easternmost regions, even if there were sizable percentages of some cities, as we heard from the polling data, rural areas are predominately ukrainian speaking. you know more about this than i could hope to. it seems it is much more complicated. as far as further steps, we have the plan, level three sanctions. in the end, assuming we don't want to go to war, the final step is cutting russia off from the international financial system. that is the extreme sanction iran is under. that obviously causes a lot of pain to europe. there are further steps that can be taken. that is another reason why i kind of like the obama response. if you have a limited amount of ammunition, you don't want to use all of it that once. if things get worse, you want to be able to do more within the upper limit of what you're willing to do. so that is another benefit. there was a question about using the winter olympics as a cover. i don't see it. putin spent a lot of money to use the winter olympics is a big p.r. show for the regime. nobody remembers that anymore. it still works on the domestic scene, but as far as i

the search continues their analysis of the data. this could result in further refinement of the potential flight path of the flight. the pollingbeen combined with the likely performance of the aircraft, speed and fuel consumption in particular, to arrive at the best assessment in which the aircraft has entered the water. the information provided by the investigative team is the most credible lead we currently have in the search for aircraft wreckage. however, this information needs to be continually adjusted for the length of time elapsed since the aircraft went missing and the likely drift of any wreckage on the ocean's surface. finally, let me stress that under international convention, malaysia has investigated responsibility for the flight. at this stage, our main task is to assist in the search for the aircraft. thank you. we will not take questions. >> the crash point? >> this is our best estimate of the area in which the aircraft is likely to have crashed into the ocean, guess. >> have you considered taking into the account the drift of the current? >> in determining the search area, and mr. young will comment further,

when you look at the challenges of the midterm election, some of the polling data you are receiving -- we hope that a richard murdoch shows up? >> we are not basing the outcome. we didn't win on hail marys. we won because we built a data and technological advantage that we are maintaining through our project iv. focusing not just on voter protection, but focusing on voter expansion. we are making sure we register voters. get them turned out to vote. making sure that every vote counts. we are working on pushing hard back against the republicans. allow grassroots volunteers to fight back at the local level on republican attacks and lies. if you look at last year, the november election, in the general election, there was a big question mark in virginia about whether democrats would replicate our ground game. i think the governor would say we were effective at doing that. that was the as we had a partnership and well coordinated effort from the dnc to the dga and state party. to give you some nitty-gritty, we have trained more than a thousand staffers through our partnership. we are not t

the search continues their analysis of the data. this could result in further refinement of the potential flight path of hm-370. radar and pollinghas been combined with information of the likely speed of the aircraft, speed and consumption in particular to arrive at the best estimate where the aircraft would have like lly entered the water. the information provided by the investigative team is the most credible lead we have in the search for aircraft wreckage. however, this information needs to be continually adjusted for the length of time elapsed since the aircraft went missing and the likely drift of any wreckage floating on the ocean surface. finally, let me stress that under international convention, malaysia has investigative responsibility for malaysia airlines flight mh-370. at this stage, the atsb's main task is to assist in the search for the aircraft. >> australian officials announcing this really dramatic shift, some 700 miles north of the previous area last week. all assets, where all coverage has been focused on, we're back with our panel. david gallow co-led the air france flight 447 investigation. do you know muc

strategy, susan, is designed to divert attention away from obamacare, which remains, if you look at the polling dataningly unpopular and appears to be dragging down the red state democrats? >> it's a big part of it, greg. and it's a smart move actually politically because if you can just change the subject and try to counter some of the very negative campaign ads that republicans have been putting forward in these key red states, this might give democrats in those states a fighting chance. instead of having to constantly play defense about the health care law, which so far has been problematic and as you said quite unpopular, they can talk about other things like the economy and jobs and income inequality or what they collin come inequality. these are topics that gets people to stop talking about the health care law, which democrats don't have a good way of defending right now. >> i want to show you another fox news poll. it finds that close to a majority of americans think the jobs situation is getting worse action and they may be right, since upwards of 20 million are unemployed or underemployed,

the polling data shows just the opposite. we'll put it up on the screen. >> it does. >> 57% oppose obamacare. only 38% favor it. and take a look at this next bullet. it shows the same number, 57% think the president has failed on improving health care. so susan, when you couple that with the president's low approval ratings, pretty darn low, what's the impact on the mid terms coming up? >> not good. and you know, i would love to agree with nancy pelosi that it's a winner. maybe it's a winner in san francisco and other parts of california where i live. but i spend an awful lot of time talking to people in other place and this is going to be a tough one for democrats. the economy is doing better. that should be helping democrats. the republicans are having their own version of civil war. that should be helping democrats. but i think there is no question that you look at numbers like those and obamacare is not going to be winning democrat votes in tight races. it's a tough one. >> yeah. republicans need a net pick up of six. so

i think the numbers going -- and we're also seeing on the polling data that the support by the american people is going down, and in canada, support for the pipeline is barely over 50% now and dropping. >> all right. the more we talk about it the more these numbers turn. no doubt about it. congressman jan schakowsky, thank for your time. i want to bring in ring of fire radio host and america's friend and attorney mike papantonio. how are you? did you know this of the cleanest barrel of oil produceded in north dakota? is that -- in north america, is that some good promotional stuff for you? >> it's another of those myths. we've heard plenty of myths. you remember we heard the bhith 20,000 jobs -- myth about 20,000 jobs being kraethed. when the lies cleared up, we saw 2 was 35 permanent jobs that would be established. you could build two starbucks and create more jobs. the next big lie was that the cost of oil was going to drop. and as we see, as we just heard, it's not going to drop at all because this is not oil for america. this is oil that goes off shore, it sids in ships, and then th

look at the recent poll data. guy? >> yes. reat the american people like adults and give them more nuanced expression of what will happen but how about telling us the truth at the time? the reason they did not tell the truth at the time the bill would not have passed if people knew they could not keep their plan or doctors. those were airtight promises they have broken also we have indications what the president knew ahead of time. their own internal estimates projected that up to 93 million americans would lose their maps grandfather status unobamacare and when that goes away, you get cancellations. when there is a big upheaval in cancellations, people lose their doctors this is not a big mystery we are only discovering now. this was an inevitable result, a direct result of obamacare. everyone understands that except apparently for the few who will defend these lies to the death for this president. >> gregg: thank you both. today is not the last day we will tackle this subject. thank you for being with us. >> they will be back

and bottom line, with young people not signing up, as the poll data shows, the entire economic foundationamacare is at risk. >> all right, i mentioned this before we went to commercial break. the president now, and this is just being released, information on all these radio interviews, you talked about the advertising, well, the president, first lady, environment, will start to see that roll out this last week of march ahead of the deadline at the end of the much. so the president's first taping is going on univision tomorrow. it's a radio show called elbeno la mala. >> the good, the bad, and the ugly. >> that summed up obamacare entirely. >> that's the name of the show. >> the reason he's going there is because of support with hispanics, just like we saw with young people. reached its lowest level yet. and that's why he's doing it. but all of these efforts, all of these efforts to say we're going to fix it or whatever, they're not. and we'll get more on that. >> good, bad, ugly. good intent to try to help people. >> right. >> bad implementation from the get go. poorly done. >> ugly polic

and if you look at the polling data in eastern ukraine and in western ukraine, it's between 9% and southern ukraine, 9% and 13% who want to separate and join russia. so there isn't a huge base. yes, they could fament some attacks. and here the coming of the delegation is extremely important. 56 countries sending monitor, evaluating whether there are far right group the working and if there's sbimation dags. that's the same thing. he may be taking a break and looking to make some small concessions. opening the door for clarity about what's really going on. >> we should be clear. sometimes the idea of monitors are harshly criticized in the rite wing part of american foreign policy discourse, yet we know that international monitors can have a huge role as either a pretext for invasions and we saw that in iraq and other places or as an offramp. i mean, this is a potentially significant thing. russian's ambassador to the u.n. spoke tonight to "this evening with charlie rose." we have an early excerpt. he says all the regions in ukraine including eastern and southeastern regions, which are very r

and i think the polling data shows that he is. >> howard dean, it may be an odd thing to say, but i think-- i think governor perry is going to be one of the front-runners. i'm not making a choice. it's way too early for that. but i want to get your take on it. he's running on a platform of jobs and growth and texas as appear example of where to do business. the so-called red state republican model. i would guess, howard, you hate that model, but i think it's going to be very effective. >> well, we're going to get to the model first in a minute. first i just want to say, even though you and i don't agree on a lot of things, i think you're a terrific guy, and you've had a great show. i really appreciate being on one of the last ones you're going to do. >> thank you. >> thank you for all you've done. >> thank you, howard. i appreciate that. >> i think rick perry's got a problem. i think he did a good job on the interview on your show, but the fact is, he's talking about let the states do health care. 22% of his children in texas have no health care. 26% of his adults have no health care. he

i think, if i may, probably asking my opinion, and the best is to look at the polling data of afghan citizens, and particularly those in helmand, and i think 17% of afghan sealings going out in the daytime, 18% -- is that -- you got the stickers? >> what the security forces are doing, and i think from what we expect, they hope to control securities where they are now, have, i think, impressed us all, and not just with the operations, but also with the military, and you look at the tempo of operations they are running out to shape for the lengses, chief operations came back the other day to say that they had itself up and said this was expect the to be seen, and i think they are doing a good job, and in terms of polling, belongs to the nsa, and now 88% and even the amp is -- 88%, and leadership sloightly lower, but up 5% from last year. they are going in the right direction. >> meeting 75% of all operations, and which is quite significant to achieve. >> can you tell me how you would pay someone on that scale of 1 to 10. >> applause thrillology -- age place them an a 7 at the moment. >>

. >> a lot of americans don't seem to like it when you look at the polling data. t you have the 6 million and we want to see many, many more sign up for it but there is a bias against it in the general electorate. in myre is no question mind that this is a perception fueled in part by the negative ads. i would say this. there are polls and then there is reality. the reality today as we are at capacity at the call center. we had more than one million people, on the website two days this week and there are places around the country with lines 50 or one hundred people long trying to get insurance and that is the test of popularity. there were polls before elections and then you see the election results. the numbers we are seeing are the results. >> one of our reporters here just said his two younger brothers signed up after seeing between two ferns. phil schiliro, thanks. the deadline to enroll in obamacare is this weekend. which state hits their target and which ones fail the? we have the numbers for you next. to examineo continue pay for players in college sports. t

when you look at the challenges of the midterm election, some of the polling data you are we hope that a richard murdoch shows up? >> we are not basing the outcome. we didn't win on hail marys. datan because we built a and technological advantage that we are maintaining through our project iv. focusing not just on voter protection, but focusing on voter expansion. we are making sure we register voters. get them turned out to vote. making sure that every vote counts. we are working on pushing hard back against the republicans. allow grassroots volunteers to fight back at the local level on republican tax and lies. -- attacks and lies. if you look at last year, the november election, in the general election, there was a virginiaion mark in about whether democrats would replicate our ground game. i think the governor would say we were effective at doing that. that was the as we had a partnership and well coordinated effort from the dnc to the gaa -- dga and state party. nitty-gritty,me a have trained more than thousand staffers through our partnership. we are not talking about sensitivity

you know the, even, if there were sizable percentages of some cities before, as we heard from the polling data, rural areas are so predominantly ukrainian-speaking, right? you probably know more about that than i ever could hope to but, so, i, i mean there's, it is much more, seems to me it is much more complicated. as far as what further steps? i mean we've kind of, we have, we have the plan, right, the level three sanctions. i mean, in the end, i think, you know, the final, you know, assuming we don't want to go to war, the final step is cutting off of russia from the financial, from the international financial system, right? that is sort of the extreme sanction that iran is under. and, obviously causes a lot of pain to, certainly to europe. . . >> let me just say there was a question about using the winter olympics as a cover, somebody asked? i don't, i, i don't see it, because putin spent an awful lot of money to, for -- to use the winter olympics as a big pr show for the regime, right? neb's, nobody remembers that anybody. it works, you know, it still works on the domestic scene, but as f

the certainty issue is something that you can see below all of the poll data. st do not have a sense america is moving forward. we're wondering whether or not the kind of anemic growth we have seen in the last few years is the new normal. that is an enormous concern. one of the bloomberg polls this week asked about the stock market's rise. they said is this because of government action or the private sector. eight majority said the private sector. americans want the private sector to get moving and they are worried about government opponents -- about a minute and parents. "forbes" talking about progress the gop is making. you talked about women, what does the polling suggest? since 1980, we have had a gender gap. men have been more republican and women have been more democratic. women are a larger share of the population and the electorate. the republicans have put forward people like cathy mcmorris rodgers, who did an effective job responding to the state of the union speech. you will see a lot more republican women trying to talk to women about republican idea

the polling data shows that we are consistently over 80% -- shows that consist way over 80% of people have confidence in the afghan security forces. we had a pretty sad incident take place where 21 afghan forces were killed. that negative was turned into a positive in the wake of that event. the outpouring of pride and support for afghan forces, the desire to take care of the families of the fallen, the outrage the afghan people have felt was actually a great indicator of the developing nationalism inside of afghanistan, the pride the afghan people have their -- in their country, but more importantly the pride in the afghan forces. that has clearly had a positive affect on the forces themselves. if the people are proud of them and what they do and they appreciate and recognize what they do and the sacrifice they make, they are more encouraged to actually do that. there are a lot of things we can point to physically in terms of afghan development. we can look at helicopters, mobile strength vehicles, weapons systems, tactics, techniques, and procedures. all those things are positive. t

and the notion of a referendum election, you're seeing it in the discussion and polling data out thereargeted races, voters want a check-and-balance in washington on this president. and we're seeing that play out across the spectrum in the races that matter to the house. if i'm a democrat in one of the targeted races, i think i'm pretty panicked this morning, and i might even make the decision to let you moderate a debate in the future. >> well, we'll leave that aside there. let me ask you this. if -- just based on what the nrcc and jolly spent versus the dccc and sink, you'd have been massively outspent had it not been for the outside groups sin you would have been massively outspent had it not been for the outside groups. do you think the outside groups were a key to victory for you? >> there was so much warfare going on on the air waves and everywhere else. what we did differently is spent the whole year working on data, analytics, ple tickredicted mod really performed and we won by 12 points on election day. i think that really speaks highly to the team in place at nrcc and our new

i live in the world of polling. i look at polling data all the time. i just wish politicians would actually follow them. they stayed in the race. if they looked at polls, they would know everything bill is saying about prosecuting bankers, people love that idea. they would know everything barbara is talking about -- people are pretty decent in this country. the disconnect in our countries we don't tell people the grassroots politics actually happens in that it works. we know more about the absurd and wrongheaded things that paul ryan said some irregular basis than what we do about what tens of millions of american people are doing. i just want to emphasize, nothing is impossible as regards to repair the public, nothing. i promise you i cover politics for a living. 10 years ago people within african-american state senator from illinois with an african name is going to be the president of the united states? no way, not that i have been. a hundred years ago as i said, we didn't give women the right to vote. we didn't tax corporations and we didn't have an

i live in the world i went through polling data all the time. they're real and viable i wish politicians could actually follow them. i am not kidding. but they actually look chapels they would know everything that bill says about prosecuting bankers people love the idea and know that everything barbara talks about, people are pretty decent. the disconnect is we don't tell people the grassroots politics happens and it works. we need no more about that paul ryan says on a regular basis than with tens of millions of americans are doing. i just want to emphasize nothing is as impossible. i covered politics for a living and 10 years ago they bush have said he will be the president of the united states? no way. people or things that can happen happen all the time. 100 years ago we did not give women the right to vote for tax corporations or wealthy people without the elected senate but they changed in seven years. if you believe your dramatically weaker than those who live in the gilded cage with the incredible monopoly if you leave you to take on the

. >> i would add some of the original polling data showed 51% of that want to become part of russia. it was split evenly. >> if you believe that. there is a number of different strategists. >> vladimir putin would have had a from the government in ukraine rather than have a hostile iev and haven k crania. he is trying to salvage a losing hand, having backed the wrong candidate. >> thank you so much for joining us. next, senator john mccain is going to weigh in on this issue. he just got back from kiev. he tells me why the president sanctions are not enough. on china's takes disappointing data. he said it could be a whole lot worse and it is. we will be back with that right after this. ♪ >> president obama is warning that russia will face a more adoptees of vladimir putin does not loosen his grip on ukraine. it is notn says enough. asked him him -- i how much he holds our president personally responsible for what has happened right now. >> he believes he may get some penalty. for actions which are naked aggression. by the way, when a country invades another country as he did in crimea

the polling data was very skewed in two different directions and we picked the wrong skew in 2012 anddiction which i'll do this time. >> it was weird because it was right at a point in time where he could be re-elected and now i don't think he could be re-elected at this point. >> the president? >> yeah. earlier where he wouldn't be re-elected and there was a sweet spot. >> there's a reason we have parties basically in for eight years and that's it. >> yeah. >> it has to do with exhaustion again. you know, your staff is running out. your ideas are running out. and your energy's running out. it's a tough job. >> we're running out of time here, too. larry, thank you very much for joining us today. that does it for us today. right now it's time for "squawk on the street". ♪ let's get it started let's get it started let's get it started let's get it started in here ♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm krrl quihere with cramer and david faber. big morning for banking retail, tech, futures were staging what has come to be a familiar pattern this week. that was

do that, and you're not going to get the kind of win you should have and one of the things we've learned, more polling data coming in from the florida races that very few people determined in exit polls that they voted because of obamacare, and if it was that big of deal it would have been a massive loss. >> that's why jolly actually didn't just run on obamacare, and when boehner talked about the -- that particular race he brought it out again. i think actually the republicans have seen the same polling and they agree. >> can i add, republicans, anyone up for re-election has to stay on obamacare and really, really hit this home. as you make your points, and as these elections go, '14, '16, number one, you have a chance to get the house and senate and maybe even be able to repeal it. as you go along obamacare costs are going to skyrocket. they have already doubled twice since the original cbo estimate. as the young people aren't signing up, especially young people, they are expecting 40% signups of young people. there's 25%. costs are going to skyrocket. the government has to pick up those costs, and can yo

i think -- and this notion of a referendum election, you're seeing it in the discussion, your polling datat are out there. >> we do know that the voters here rejected a view of government that's been espoused bhi our president and democrats in congress. >> why should you care about this? the district is 50/50, republicans and democrats, and it's the first time we're seeing the after effects, the after-election effects of obamacare. if it was going well, the democrats would be soaring towards the midterm election. >> their logic is comical. give me a break. talk about a knee-jerk reaction. these guys, they need to do some research. think about what they just said. we are now five and a half months into obamacare. remember day one with the website? remember day one of obamacare, five and a half months ago? so you're telling me we've made no progress from day one to right now, the middle of march, but we're seven months away from the midterm, and this is the tea leaf we have to pay attention to, a republican district that's been held by a republican for 43 years? this is going to turn it all

the polling data shows that we are consistently over 80% -- shows that consist way over 80% of people have confidence in the afghan security forces. we had a pretty sad incident take place where 21 afghan forces were killed. aat negative was turned into positive in the wake of that event. the outpouring of pride and support for afghan forces, the desire to take care of the families of the fallen, the outrage the afghan people have felt was actually a great indicator of the developing nationalism inside of afghanistan, the pride the afghan people have their country, but more portly the pride in the afghan forces. that has clearly had a positive affect on the forces themselves. if the people are proud of them and what they do and they appreciate and recognize what they do and the sacrifice they make, they are more encouraged to actually do that. there are a lot of things we can point to physically in terms of afghan usability development. we can look at helicopters, mobile strength vehicles, weapons systems, tactics, techniques, and procedures. all those things are positive. the human f

one of the things she does is analyze polling data. hat about the plan by the rnc, the autopsy, one point was to gather better data to use that as analysis. talk about that. is that a significant part of that outreach going forward? that was one of the bullet points as far as data battering and things like that. >> guest: both parties have pretty big apparatuses doing that. they are doing more sophisticated way. that is under wraps. that is not the kind of thing we in the public see. they're doing a lot of survey work. democrats are doing the same thing. to understand what kind of appeals can be and party candidates make appeals to voters. very big part of the postmortem as you mentioned. >> host: how are pubbings doing republicans doing for data gathering and? >> guest: i think they're improving that the methods they used. democrats obviously did very well in 2012, harnessing big date too to make crow target voters in communities and both parties will do a lot of that in 2014 and 2016. >> host: from massachusetts bill, republican line.

the polls. they felt that the polling was skewed and romney had a chance so it was this idea that they don't trust the data. that is the mindset a lot of people have going into election night. fast forward and rove who is a insider was fighting with megan kelly saying we are not going to call it. this is the denial that took place on fox. you have the talking heads proclaiming the landslide and he predicted the winner -- >> host: >> guest: i think the reason that resignation is it showed the world that on fox news it really was a self contained universe of people on fox thought romney was going to win. even the data except for the rasmussen poll showed romney facing an uphill battle into some megan kelly which i think is a testament to listen we are going to challenge you on this and it made for an amazing television moment. this makes him such a television genius he turned what could have been the ultimate gaffe of the humiliating moment denying the reality on the air and they turned into a television moment everyone in politics interviewed the fox analyst and they broke the tie the network called it and

if you look at the latest polling data it certainly shows that most americans have a negative opinionobamacare, the affordable care act. but some of those same polls also show most americans want to fix the affordable care act, they don't want to eliminate it. so on perception you have to say the republicans are definitely winning that but on repealing it, something they have been calling for months now, apparently there is not widespread support for repeal, people want some form of health insurance, they just don't want it the way it's being offered to them right now. >> how concerned should democrats be heading into the november mid term elections given this is a key issue even in the early primaries we have seen? >> reporter: absolutely a key issue and republicans and other opponents to the affordable care act and po are -- and president obama are using it as a sledgehammer hammer to beat back democrats, in states where they are in tight races like louisiana and states without healthcare exchanges, states where they rejected the medicaid expansion, democrats are in for a rough time

we move to a continuous evaluation approach in its first phases where we query the data bases on an on demand poll basis, and as the system matures, moving to a model and technique that would allow more of a near realtime poll or push of data on a cleared individual for which a potential flag would be raised would merit further investigation analysis. >> looking at additional inputs, but a more efficient matter of accessing the data base? >> at this time, we are -- we would start with the inputs that we have available to us now under the current model. it's not to say that as times change, as technology changes, as what the government deduces is a useful input to the security clearance process, as those evolve over time, we want a system to accommodate the changes in practice. >> i add a point to that. you'll see in the independent review we raised the question of whether additional sources of data ought to support this continuous evaluation process. we made the strong recommendation that if the department of defense goes down that path, that additional steps be taken to further strengthen respect

the polls. he felt the polling was skewed and romney had a chance. so it was this idea that the data, the mindset that a lot of people inside the network had in election night. that's over to the ohio call. the party insider was fighting spain were not going to call it. but bowman woman encapsulated the deny list them. talking heads like morris proclaiming a landslide. >> host: romney was watching fox news. >> guest: the reasonable that resonated was that it showed the world on fox news it was a soft teen universe that people thought romney was going to win, even though the polls showed romney facing an uphill battle. making kelley, which is a testament to listen, we are going to challenge you on this. made for an amazing television going to challenge you on this. made for an amazing television moment. this sort of thing makes him a television genius. this humiliating moment or karl rove turned it into this television moment where everyone had talked about it and interviewed the analysts said they broke the tie in the network holiday. that is such a fitting into the way fox covered t

the penalty. >> it's spying. >> we wouldn't do that. >> new polling data suggests an uphill battle for president obama in the democraticnt obama's job approval rating is at an all-time low. >> some new developments in the search for that missing jet

the penalty. >> it's spying. >> we wouldn't do that. >> new polling data suggests an uphill battle for president obama in the democratic party. >> president obama's job approval rating is at an all-time low. >> some new developments in the search for that missing jet liner. >> the search zone has been expanded to a 27,000 square nautical mile area. >> it's roughly four times the state of massachusetts. >> today the president hosts ukrainian prime minister at the white house. >> a photo on to stick a thumb in the eye of moscow. >> body language? come on, this guy's shirtless horse back riding, rubbing a tiger, kissing some random kid's belly. he is the equivalent of tweeting in all caps, and the message is, i'm a nutbird! >>> we're going to get to the other big stories today in a moment, but first, we want to bring you the latest on the breaking news we have been covering all morning here on msnbc. at least two people are now confirmed dead after an explosion levelled two five-story buildings in east harlem this morning. police say that at least 18 people have been injured, and at least four of them seriously. more than

polls don't show that hurt romney. everyone in the room as one of my interview scepters told me he felt that ailes felt the polling was skewed had a chance. it was this idea that the data, don't trust the data. that was the mindset people inside the network had. fast-forward to the ohio call and rove who was the party insider was fighting with meghan kelly saying we are not going to call it. there was this moment that encapsulated the denial where you had talking heads like moore rejecting a romney landslide. the reason my that moment resonated with the culture is it showed the world that on "fox news" it really was a self-contained universe. people on fox.that romney was going to win. all the polls besides the rasmussen poll showed romney facing an uphill battle so meghan kelly which is a testament to her said we are going to challenge you on this and it made for an amazing television moment. this is one of the things that makes ailes a television genius. he turned what could've been a humiliating moment where karl rove is to 9 feet reality and turned it into this television moment where everyone in politics had to talk about it. meghan kelly marched down the hall and

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on the one hand, exit poll data have shown that youth have become more liberal in ways that previous rations have not seen. on the other hand to, from my experience here at harvard working with students every day, i see a lot of undergraduates who are prime for pecking for republicans because they're very concerned about privacy issues. and most of all they're looking for a republican leader who's willing to abandon the party's stances, conservative stances on socialer shoes and go -- issues and go straight for libertarian and privacy issues, and i think a leader like that would speak to the youth i've met here. jenna: mike, what do you think about that? two very different strategies in engaging the youth. >> i think republicans fall into the trap of thinking they can be with cool and funny too, and i don't know if you've ever met a republican, they aren't funny, they aren't cool. so i think that strategy of trying to go on maybe like mitt romney did after the election and going on with jimmy fallon, you're going to fall flat, because your just not going to rise up to that level, i th

the press has really slipped. >>en ot public polls they're all over the map. another poll came out that showed the president gained six points in the last couple months. i've looked at a lot of data. there's no question that everyone in washington, the president included took a big hit from the double whammy of a shutdown and healthcare.gov. we're working our way back. hree points in the last couple months. there's no question we have more work to do. >> there's so much disappointment in the washington. but this is an election year and democrats are worried. and "the new york times" this morning, i've been reading, jonathan martin writes this, democrats are becoming increasingly alarmeded about their midterm election fortunes among obama's shrinking approval ratings. a loss in florida this past week, millions of dollars spent by republicans attacking the new health care law has let to uncharacteristic criticism of president obama and bitter complaints that his political organization has done little to help the party's congressional candidates. >> that's what happens when you win a lot of elections like we did in 2008. the good news is we have good candidates and we're on the righ

what we are talking about is the boeing health management program. polls and performance datat mechanical falls early. data via anuter online link. about 75% of boeing 777's used the system. a maintenances and monitoring system designed to use posts flight and not as in-flight monitoring in the case of effect -- the crash. it could have provided valuable information on what was happening on board when radar contact was lost over the weekend. class we have talked so much about the search for the airplane and also for the black boxes, which gives clues as to what happened here. how come we do not have data from the black boxes? the data stream live so we actually have it elsewhere? >> a good question and one that gets brought up free much every time there is a crash. the air france in 2009, a big debate being the ignited all over again. the answer is simple. technology is there. what is prohibitive is the cost. a conventional black box, like the one they're looking for, they usually cost 10,000 to 20,000. it is a longtime expense. compare that to the hardware needed to transmit

. >>> less than eight months to go new polling data suggests an uphill battle for president obama and the democratic party. according to nbc news and the "wall street journal" president obama's approval rating dropped to a personal low. 41%. more americans say their vote this november will signal their opposition to the president rather than their support. just 26% say they are more likely to embrace candidates who back president obama. 48% say support of the president will have opposite affect. president obama still has higher favorability than either party. 45% of voters have been unfavorable view of the gop, and 35% view democrats unfavorably. voters are sflit on who they want controlling congress. the republicans holding a slight one point lead. 44% to 43%. >>> well, sign-ups for obama care had a disappointing february. the department of health and human services announced fewer than a million signed up last month. well off the projected number and down from january. as of the beginning of this month, some 4.2 million people have enrolled. analysts believe as many as 20% of them haven

. >> in the meantime, a new poll by the foundation shoes that 53 percent of the young people ages 18- 24 is outraged by the nsa's data collection. joining me is ashley pratt. and ron meyer. and the co note speaker jason dorsey. it is great to have you here. i want to jump in the nsa thing. one of the issues that millennials are tucked off about is the spoiing. ashley. this bugs you guys? >> it doesn't. we are a tech sa vvy generation and millennials tone ages of 18- 24. 53 percent of them are outraged. they were given a variety of questions and when asked what outrages them the most. one was nsa and 50 percent was obama care and the fact that obama lied about keeping health insurance and then the targeting of conservative groups. young people may tend to lean more liberal, we are seeing a shift and they are leaning more conservative in their views. >> ron, this is one thing that is some what of a mist row. i am ticked off on the government spoiing on us. maybe i am a millennial after all. and a older version of it. young people want privacy and yet they put everything on the facebook and social media. >> you are text

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now losses of up only after the election exit poll weight and fat abit more democrat leading people voted for starters. that republican leading people. i would note that the data the icu indicated in red states to interrupt you for republicans over democrats in a police station for a few more democrats just because of the sheer numbers of other sites which offer pose size of the spectrum. i did just that with the republic because we preach constitutional is a bit of individual liberty and as part of their playbook the video though implemented the acs is a threat or right i think we're a threat to both parties. charles for a libertarian candidate for governor in ohio. and before we go. don't forget to tune in for politicking with larry king tonight that zone features baby trolley tour the florida republican who just became a continuous member of the house of representatives here's a snippet of what's to come when was the descent. this is very unusual usually has elected republicans to congress when it gave its vote to obama in the last two elections on the size of pinellas county and environs the show and that's why this race was so wide that made this way if i