so, the decision is a bipart san, trans-part san disaster. we're going to take it on as it relates to all the different parties. >> i'd like to follow up on her question. how do you pressure, not -- we've been talking about the corporations, how do you pressure people like the koch brothers, this guy pleiss, the big individual givers who are accountable only to themselves? >> you know, i think even the koch brothers, they are probably the best example, because they have made their decisions and are very comfortable throwing their wealth around. but their companies do have direct consumer relationships, omni low itemhotels, for exampl. and it think in the end, even the super-rich and the motivated are affected when they see their companies get in trouble, because the public is unhappy with them. i think in the end, we're also trying to say, i think comes through a lot of what people have said here today, there's a lot of people sitting on the fence right now in corporate america. there's a lot of people trying to decide what to do. and i think

now, we know the senate's had difficulty passing jobs bills even though they are bipart san. we're hopeful with support from the house and senate and signing of the president, this will come into fruition because it's a win to all americans and especially to small businesses. >> steven fisher, man from frog jump, thank you, whip. as a freshmen congressman, it's been a bumpy year and a half, but today we have a bit of optimism that we've had a jobs bill, bipartisan bill focusing on the private sector. jobs are not created in the halls of congress, but created in the private sector. that's what is good about this. now we look to the colleagues in the senate and urge senator reid to let the process work its will, let it go through the senate chambers, and give the american people something they have been longing for ever since the last election. i can't say enough about our team and how we've been focused from day one on energy, on jobs, trying to put americans back to work and giving the power back to the people, and last, but not least, last night, i couldn't sleep. i was thin