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she's down 48 brs to 40% against president obama. he gets closest to 50% against her. candidates, the best republican who fairs against president obama is mitt romney who actually edges the president with a 45% 44% lead. and then mike huckabee also fairs fairly well. he's about two points down on the president, 46%-44%. but this is really early to be talking about 2012. a lot is going to change and certainly the economy is the big issue. and we'll see how that winds up moving as we start getting over 2010 and start thinking about 2012. >> and to your point, it is early, but we know the last presidential campaign went on for two years. so with that said, we're at the mark and then when you combine the results of the midterm elections, you have republicans obviously really eyeing who they would like or could they potentially have as their leader. >> reporter: that's true, but a lot of republicans have said so far this they're not really going to decide many of them until a little bit later in 2012. so we're not probably going to see as long of a drawn out process as we s

we did not have i think one category br we were number one in the last two days. so thank you for that. that's a good feeling. my question is i think part of that is because we trick or treat with unicef boxes and we have rallies and we have telethons and we raise a lot of money in the private sector and i think we support our government in doing the same around the world. how do we get the emerging market countries that have huge savings to do the same and they could they love to golf in asia so can't they do raleas? do they do that? and i don't think you can do it with the government. it has to be a populous topic that makes the government give more money so that i hope we maintain our number one status but i'd like to see china number two. >> it's a great question. this goes to what i was talking about in the early part of this discussion, that shift from the g-8 to the g-20 world. and how do we talk about all the priorities of global health. and for that matter food and agricultural prolssizz, climate issues, all of that in this shifting political landscape. a

it's a massive, bloated br eed bureaucracy that needs to be trimmed and tamed. >> i'd like everybody to be reminded we might have wanted to have this equipment on 9/11, we saw 3,000 or more americans lose their lives. this is a different america, and a different world, and so we have to confront issues. head-on. >> what i have a problem with is the pat-down, standard pat-down procedures i've seen demonstrated that i can't do as a law enforcement officer until i was probable cause to put cuffs on you and take to you jail. >> important thing to note here that even if sanford airport gets rid of the tsa and has private contractors doing the security, the government is still going to play a major role in securing the private screeners still have to follow the same tsa guidelines on pat-downs or the machines or the body image scanners. either way you're going to get the same experience but some airports are able to opt out. 16 use private screeners. the argument is they are able to give better customer satisfaction. >>> i want to turn now to a closer look, closer look now at the furor ove

but br but bristol has gotten people's respect because she comes from not an entertainment backgroundty people vote for her. she has a support system. >> absolutely. >> rick fock got voted off yesterday. that fine piece of chocolate! [laughter] >> i don't believe that you're mourning because i assume that at some point rick is going to end up here. >> oh. >> i don't know. >> he's not coming? i'm sorry. i'm just teasing you. listen. california's prop 19, talking about boo-hoo -- [laughter] -- which was to legalize recreational use of marijuana, dammit, it went up in smoke! the voters said no. >> do we know what it was? >> it lost. that's what we know. >> i wonder if all those stoned people know about it yet. >> i am not unhappy that it last. >> why is that, barbara? >> we went through this whole discussion the other day. >> but you just renewed it. so why are you not unhappy that >> i love your earrings. >> i'd rather talk about my earrings. because i think that medical marijuana certainly is needed and should be legalized. but i am not sure that we should legalize marijuana. it is a d

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pat, help me out with this. 43 brs say yes and 49% say no.l you at this point in the game? >> it doesn't tell me a great deal. it tells me obama is not all that popular. out don't have a republican in there right now. you've got a generic thing. when you put somebody in there, say romney or sarah palin or someone like that, mike huckabee, it might be closer, but the republicans haven't gone through the shreding process yet. >> let's put president obama in there in a match-up against sarah palin let's say. 48% for obama, 40% for sarah palin. mark halperin? >> a snapshot like all polls, they're spectacular for the president, given unemployment, the coverage he's gotten in the last few months. that number, 43, 44, that right now continues to be his floor rather than his ceiling given that he's not launched a campaign, given that the republicans haven't been through the shredder. >> look at obama against romney. it's one percentage point apart, neck and neck. that may be the guy to watch. know? >> most likely republican nominee today. he's going

direction of the country, right track, wrong track. 32% think we're going in the right direction. 58 brs. that is directly tied. nothing can tell you more about the state of the economy than that number. it's the most important number to explain the political tumult we've seen over the last three straight election cycles. other than a blip right after the president's inauguration where we went to one to one on that, about 44-44 on right track/wrong track, the country's mood about the direction of the country has been a net negative, basically going back to katrina in 2005. we're looking at five straight years of having a pessimistic view on the direction of the country. that's two presidents. that's three elections. think about that. it's really stunning. three -- we've already gone through three straight national elections, and in all three cases over a five-year period, the country is believed we're heading in the wrong direction. >> also findings that people voted for change, but they don't think anything is going to change, joe. how do you assess that along with what chuck just said

br. enjoy.ort the gift is currently number one in both the u.s. and the uk, the second time she has accomplished that feet in less than a year and that has not been done in more than four decades. susan, good morning to you. the last group to do that, the beatles, 40 years ago to have the top in the u.s. and the uk twoears in a row. what does it feel like for you? this must have been a crazy couple of years for you. >> it's been really fantastic. >> your fans who love you and they care about you obviously that's why they're her this album, mostly holiday songs, christmas songs. >> it captures the magic of the season, and the holiday atmosphere. >> do you have a favorite christmas song? >> they're all good. >> i wanted to bring in amber. amber's going to be singing with you on the next song. amber was the winner of the birch contest. she picked you. you are a mom of three, you're a medic from bloomington, new york. how did you feel when you got that phone call from her? >> absolutely amazing. i w

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