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they're fighting an uphill battle agast the populist sentiment in the nays against wall street and thenhen you have the administration against you as well, it's very difficult to do business. think about all the regulations that have come in place over the last three years, against wall street, attempting to make them hold down the quote unquote rich. so in my mind, i truly believe that me voting and a lot of my cohorts are going to be voting with our wallets this time around, hope to go grow our business, and we employ people too by doing that. megyn: chris, the white house seems to be concerned about the president's own messaging about the so-called wall street fat cats because they sent the campaign manager jim messina to meet with a bunch of wall street folks and according to politico today, they say messina promised at the meeting that the k35eu7b will -- that the campaign will not keep bashing wall street and specifically will not bash the private equity industry. i don't know whether newt gingrich is going to make that same promise either. he's the most vocal about that. but they