guest is richard a sicko he's live in our los angeles studios he is a senior fellow at the campaign for america's future now richard you are a former wall street exact put on your i guess economic out for me and let me know how you reacted to the president's speech. well i think it was certainly a step in the right direction but it's very very late in the game you know this country needs three things right now it needs jobs and jobs and jobs and to the extent that he made that case a good we're finally getting more of a direct message about that the the act that he's proposing as he said is it's not a radical or aggressive attack on the jobs problem it consists of things that democrats and republicans both have supported over the years so i guess there are two things about it one is of course you could always be more direct and not obscure his message by talking about spec spending cuts and so on along with it so we could talk about that but to i think it needs to be said that if the republicans don't vote for this and they probably won't then it's clear that they want to sell the country out for

of bases and it appears a lot of geography as well richard as co-writer and senior fellow campaign for america's future in our los angeles studio. still ahead here on ars he for some it was a movie for others a new way to look at the world and where the little guy always seems to come out on top in the end. get it right. and get big eight years. this is what's going. on but this isn't a case of mistaken identity it's a big deal about fast and los angeles coming up we'll talk to some of the dunes and . what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions couldn't put it through it's really being made who can you trust no one who is you who with a global mission would see where we had a state controls capitalism that's called sessions when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. but you get there we are in a park right now and. i think i'll be there on the well. we haven't got the look as you're going to say get ready for freedom. of the movie the big old pal ski has over the years become one of the most well known movies in the country just about everyone has s

i spoke to richard asco in our los angeles studio he is a writer and senior fellow at the campaign for america's future. well i attended it once i found it you know i went down there or with an experiment in mind because i knew that they were trying to keep the demonstrators away from the public and away from wall street choi just went to the stock exchange and to try to see if i could find it and i couldn't there was no way anybody could be seen from a wall street itself but wall street was barricaded and very hard to get through normally it's a protest free and walkway the whole street and people were barricaded herded into small tunnels on the sidewalks and there were a lot of police tracks or heavy police presence and i finally had to do a little bit of google research before i could actually find the demonstration itself which was several blocks away it's really interesting because i know that when the sort of concept of this first came out it was all over twitter or facebook and it seemed like there was going to be a large crowd of people thousands even and i do remember hearing from the n

addressing america's unemployment that's according to richard escala senior fellow with the campaign for america's future it's very very late in the game you know this country needs three things right now it needs jobs jobs and drops don't. mix of spending crops with. a look i'm worried about spending for right now this country is sick let's give it the medicine it needs to get better we'll worry about our medicine budget next week after we got back to the country better let's not complicate matters america you need work we're going to give it to you that's what i stand for if the other guys don't you decide who you like next november if the republicans don't vote for this and they probably won't then it's clear that they want to throw the country out for their electoral chances next year meanwhile economic shuffles are also happening across the atlantic really says give it balance and it sure is i don't know sixty conferees until later today to decide whether they will accept its debts debt exchange offer athens has threatened to cut the deal unless it gets at least ninety percent participation w

conservative strategist and associate of loose solutions and roger hickey co-director of the campaign for america's future welcome you both and thanks for joining us again thank you you first of all why do so many billionaires pay lower federal income taxes than average working people me among the forbes four hundred last year the average income tax rate federal tax rate was eighteen percent it was actually paid it was eighteen percent how did that how did we get here. well i think we do have loopholes that need be closed i will agree with that however the warren buffets of the world are still the rare ones you know we still do have a progressive tax code top four hundred paid an average of eighteen percent but it's not really the top one percent of earners on average pay forty percent top one percent are not billionaires or that i'm all for people versus the millionaires that president obama's top one tenth of one percent your that's that's what he's talking about those are the people who are who are making most of their money from dividends income or stock income or interest before you go hey lis

boris he joins me now he is the founder and president of the institute for america's future as well as the co-director of the campaign for america's future robert welcome pleasure pretend you back with us . first of all before we get into all the stuff that's going on you guys are actually doing something about this with the take back the american dream conference just tell us about this next week in washington monday through wednesday over one thousand activists will come from across the country and they're really we're partnering with a range of organizations and we're laying out plans for the next eighteen months to build a movement for the american dream a movement that will protect the promise of america but these job and health care and retirement security and affordable home and a better education for your kids all of which are at risk now and we're going to lay out plans for demonstrations across the country through an electoral strategy and i think you're going to see the beginnings of a coalescence on the progressive side of the spectrum trying to win this debate back and and and put before americans the re

more on the politics behind the american jobs act i'm joined by richard esko fellow at the campaign for america's future and contributor to the book rough guide to the future richard welcome it's good to be here and sorry to have you here with us. by the way i'll see you next month at the take back the american dream conference where i'll be broadcasting my radio show in the afternoon live from there and it will also be a free speech t.v. which we're also on right now. is this the populist tone of the clip that we just saw and the rhetoric that we've been hearing from the president basically over the last month. does this represent a change for president obama well it does it represents a change in rhetoric absolutely i think i annoyed someone last week because they had heard from the president himself that you're going to like my tone over the next couple weeks and i said something about a solid presidential pledge to upgrade the rhetoric but we're certainly seeing much stronger rhetoric and frankly pleasant surprises in the proposal today i think it's understood or i suspect it's understood tha

young texan named ron paul was one of the only include women to endorse ronald reagan's campaign for president america mr somebody you trust no texas truly. still with great care. ron paul is really coming up with a maverick ad lately and we played some other ones on this show but i may actually kind of look at strategy right because the one thing that we always hear from every republican candidate is them harping back to ron paul as the godfather and yet i mean it's maybe. oh my old screwed up but the thing is paul was one of only four congressmen to endorse ronald reagan when he first ran for a little brother in your face style in two thousand and seven right didn't come didn't come out and say something about ronald reagan being a failure yet even you know not this like poor paragraph document but the important thing here is there's we don't deal with that whatever but there's two more things here one is that ron paul is actually running for president he has a smear campaign which he didn't do last time and the other is people are actually taking him seriously perry came out with this. big long sta

young texan named ron paul was one of only two congressmen to endorse ronald reagan's campaign for president america has decided to trust texas cheerleader. with great. ron paul is really coming up with an epic ad lately and we played some other ones on the show but i mean i kind of i kind of like that strategy right because the one thing that we always hear from every republican candidate is them harping back to ron paul as the godfather and yeah go i mean it's maybe i wasn't going to say i learned. my bible but the thing is paul was one of only four a congressman to endorse ronald reagan when he first ran as a little rabbit in your face style right but in two thousand and seven right didn't come didn't come out and say something about ronald reagan being a failure yet even then you got this like four paragraph document but the important thing here is there's we're doing deal with that whatever but there's two more things here one is that ron paul is actually running for president he has a smear campaign which he didn't do last time and the other is people are actually taking him serious perry came

you're young turks in green ron paul was one of the congressmen to endorse ronald reagan's campaign for president america most recently trust no texas truly. is still with great. ron paul is really coming up with some epic ad lately and we played some other ones on this show but i mean i don't i kind of like that strategy right because the one thing that we always hear from every republican candidate is them harking back to ron paul as the godfather and get i mean it's going to get. my eyeballs but the thing is that paul was one of only four of congressmen to endorse ronald reagan when he first ran for a little brother in your face style right back in two thousand and seven right didn't come didn't come out and say something about ronald reagan being a failure yet we've got this like poor paragraph document but the important thing here is there's the doing deals you know whatever but they're still going things here one is that ron paul is actually running for president he has a smear campaign which he didn't do last time and the other is people are actually taking him seriously perry came out with this.

. >>> president obama plans to tour the nation campaigning for his america jobs act.t all starts today in richmond, virginia. the president unveiled the plan last night in an address to a joint session of congress urging lawmakers to put asize their partisan bickering and pass the proposal to put unemployed americans back to work. the question is whether, in the face of an ongoing national crisis, we can stop the political circus and actually do something to help the economy. >> house speaker john boehner says obama's proposals merit consideration but he homes obama will give some serious consideration to republican ideas, as well. the president's $447 billion plan would increase and extend a payroll tax cut for workers to pump more money into economy. it would create jobs for construction workers, teachers, veterans, and long-term unemployed. see what the republicans have to say. >> i'm sure a lot. >>> 5:21. a massive southern california power outage causes big travel problems. we'll have a report on the flight cancellation right at sfo, coming up. see you in a few.

i came in with the so-called revolution -- newt gingrich, campaign for america. happened to the board at that time and republicans had not held the house in 40 years so i came in with the first congress republicans lead in my lifetime. we lost it and i lost in 2008 and now we are back in control at least in the house. but republicans cannot control the government. we control the house. and did not even that necessarily. if you look at the vote yesterday where this cr failed. but the democrats still control the senate and they control the presidency obviously and the whole federal bureaucracy. so, we have divided government. and sometimes it does -- particularly when two parties have it, because there is a lot of strife and finger-pointing. and i think the public is really sick of that. what the public really wants, i think, is they want republicans and democrats not just to talk about working together but actually do it. that is what we ought to be doing. it i am still hopeful we will see some of that but you do not see a whole lot of it. host: congressman steve

campaign is close to running out of money. when asked for comment, bachmann was, you see, my campaign really does represent america. .t works. >>> new york will no longer require drivers to take an eye exam to renew their license. that's not good, right? that's not good. this morning, my cab driver was like, you want me to take park avenue or lexington. also, is that a green light or a person? is that a person? that's right. new york is no longer requiring eye exams to renew a driver's license, which explains or new state motto, welcome to new york. get on youtube. >> jimmy tonight, bridesmaids actress, melissa mccarthy, match makers, steven and joann ward and musical act, dierks bentley, "late night with jimmy fallon." weeknights at 12:00 on your local nbc station. >> entertainment news, according to forbes, there is no reason why any of tv's desperate housewives should be that desperate. eva longoria sits tied atop the magazine's list of top paid female actresses taking in $13 million for the 12 months ending in may. longoria at 36 was also the youngest on the list. tina fey tied for number one, $13 million. marsha

address these voting attacks and specifically here at the afl we are pushing the national campaign for america. we are under the philosophy of we are not just going to be building up a structure for elections but consistent consistent mobilization advocacy and organizing so there is plenty of opportunity for young people to get involved. all you have to do is look. we encourage that kind of engagement and i think people if they were smart would empower young people, listen to young people and give them a little bit of an opportunity to run with something. i guarantee you not only do we want to work, we can be enormous advocates for the kind of change that this country so deeply needs. >> definitely. i don't want to go on to the next thing without asking something i've been wanting to ask you all afternoon. if you could please make a parallel port if you think there is a parallel between the struggle of the hispanic community for immigration reform in the civil rights movement of the 60s? >> i think that there are analogies, just as i think there are analogies between the civil rights movement

america up. for. one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in history i'm sure that in a decade of anti terror campaigns across the globe. but he's america and the world now a safer place ten years on the most recent nine eleven commission report card gives aviation security in the u.s. .

. >> heather: president obama's campaign organization, obama for america, playing defense ahead of thes launched a website attack watch.com to mirror attacks in citing speculation over his birth certificate as one example >> welcome to the power panel. as we pointed out three brown its and one blonde. [ laughter ] >> so the first topic we're discussing today, i don't see a problem with the website. they say approximately 100,000 people allegedly joined in the first 24 hours. >> i joined. what it is you can put links or videos or pictures of people, get a commercial who are saying potentially lies. what it has on the website, political candidates who have said something to attack obama, the attack website has corrected what they think is the right thing. what if you don't like your neighbors and so you got a clip of them saying something bad about obama. they don't like him. they don't think he has good tax policy or birth certificate. you could see how it could get totally out of hand. >> most people are making fun of it. >> i think they are making fun of it. clearly what is the obama

campaigned for them. brian campaigned at every town in illinois, ohio, virginia and traveled all over america bringing his campaign to the people pu. >> as always, we want to hear from you. we are and lincoln, nebraska. this is referred to as fairview. let's take a step back. he ran for the house of representatives, and yet he was born in salem, ill.. how did the end up in nebraska? >> he was born in 1860 into a world that was being transformed. the civil war that followed, 18621865. he was too young to serve in the civil war. -- the civil war that followed, 1862-1865. he did not have that opportunity. instead, he read for the bar and went into practice as a lawyer in lincoln, nebraska. he started his own law firm, a partnership. he practiced basic law in a growing urban environment. that is when he became active in politics. >> at the time and in many ways still, going to law school is good training to go into politics. his father was a judge in illinois. a very close associate of stephen douglas. really, politics was in his blood. he never thought of doing anything else but in politics. he became a lawy

building a joint shield instead a suggestion nato declined he's keeper campaigner bruce gagne says the system represents america's plans for boost its influence in the region. he worse is using nato and nato expansion as the i think a quarter of the characters who draw in other countries might certainly ignore me thinking them feel like they're going to be there or by the european union. but clearly we're talking about here is major tensions in the region between united states missile defense deployments are now going into poland. turkey and other countries in the county leaders as well as nato expansion throughout the region we're seeing basically the encirclement of russia at the same time the u.s. is doing the same thing to china with its spaces in missile defense the points in japan south korea hoping now. the u.s. is deploying patriot missile defense systems on your side why and so this is clearly about trying to control me contain both russia and china. many more of the week's top stories still to come this hour including the launch of iran's first nuclear power plant. built by russia it is the first operational nucl

for joining us. jenna: "america live" starts right now. megyn: fox news alert, a strong monday night debate and a hot tuesday morning interview appear to have breathed new life into the presidential campaign for michele bachmann. welcome to "america live" everyone, i'm megyn kelly. eight people were on that stage last night but one is standing taller today, some political analysts suggesting bachmann's performance at last night's tea partyebate put her right back on top after mitt romney and rick perry had stolen the headlines in recent days. here she is taking swipes at rivals. >> we are never going to get rid of it unless we have a president kpheupt dollars to getting rid of it and if you believe that states can have it and it's constitutional, you're not committed. if you implemented this in your state, you're not committed. i'm committed to repealing omabacare. >> and to have innocent little 12-year-old girls be forced to have a government injection through an executive order is just flat out wrong. what i'm saying is that it's wrong for a drug company, because the governor's former chief of staff was the chief lobbyist, for this drug company, the drug company gave thousands of dollar

campaign complied with the u.n. resolution. back looking into how we're all footing the bill for america's problems because reporters on their. i'm max kaiser this is a as a report i'm stacy herbert cares care shoots raining cats yanna drug uro's who is running smack them actually baby face. because it's all in the last dollars we're printing only us dollars the swiss national bank is printing dollars the european central bank is printing dollars the bank of japan is printing dollars and the whole world is happy europe's debt crisis problems central banks to provide dollar liquidity max everybody's happy why would they need dollars well if it was like two thousand and eight they would need dollars to unwind all those derivative contracts they've used to foist financial oppression on the world that's correct because the unit of fraud in the global financial system is conducted in which currency the u.s. dollar that's correct and that's why everybody needs u.s. dollars at the moment in order to sustain this global ponzi scheme right so they're crap because they can only wind their little credit freeze ups without actually getti

stock market does react to this and that trickles down to hiring and you know for middle america part of politics of course campaign is campaigning and last night the president held a dinner here in washington in georgetown and it was a thirty six thousand dollar a couple fundraising dinner and i just want to get your take do you think that when people hear about this i heard some people talking about this today just shocked that there's anyone who can pay that kind of money to come to a fundraiser these days do you think the contrast is just a little too stark between what's going on in the economy and these kinds of campaign donations. well absolutely i think that they reflect a profoundly broken political system that both parties participate in and will not reform because if they reform it therefore feel it will benefit the other side when we're talking about a hundred million dollar entry fee just to be a serious presidential contender and that's a two thousand and eight number who knows what the actual number will be in two thousand and twelve president obama certainly is raising money using this system i wish

this is a time for a political campaign, but there is also a time to save america. >> after that speechown for an exclusive conversation. mr. may, thank you for your time. you talk in there of what you see as a national suicide, the country's failure to deal with this issue. i came to your city, half a dozen years ago, the politicians wouldn't deal with this issue. when you watch what is happening now, we have a republican debate playing out for president, and rick perry is losing steam because he doesn't support a border fence and because he supports in state college tuition breaks for the children of illegal immigrants -- >> he happens to be right on both of those things. i think you got to differentiate between what may be good politics within the beginning of a primary race as opposed to what happens when the biggest states get involved in the primary race or what happens in a general election. and then there is another minor problem here, whether it is good politics or it is bad politics, you're an american. and what questions what's right for the country, even if it doesn't help o

>>> 17 years ago, newt beginning rfp created the contract with america to help republicans win the house. he unveiled a revised campaign for the white house yesterday. the former republican congressman and house speaker announced his 21st century contract with america in iowa. the new contract calls for a balanced budget and smaller, more effective federal governments. gingrich hopes it will help him stand out from the other candidates. >> solutions, the positive approach we're taking is actually beginning to work. >> gingrich's 10-point plan calls for repealing the healthcare reform law and giving taxpayers the option of a flat at tax. a new poll puts him in fourth place behind romney and perry. >>> "the washington post" reports today, the service is expected to announce it lost up to $10 billion this fiscal year and some have suggested a number of things to get back in the black like laying off thousands of workers and eliminating saturday service. joining us now to talk about these proposals is cliff, president of the american postal workers union. thank you so much for coming in this morning. >> glad to be here. >> you

the country after a helping hand for western nations but it's in stark contrast to how america and britain operated in libya recent years for the un to get out the campaign the cia and my sticks were allegedly sending terror suspects to libya for interrogation and torture according to documents on earth there which is part outrages done it was sure of course but the regime toppled pasted up in libya may face more turbulent times than in the dictator's era. mohamed who is one of africa's most experienced diplomats just broke from the libyan capital he says may two bombings has turned it into a ghost town there is no police there is no administration there is no there is no schools law and order has been replaced by a crew of rebels some fear that the various groups who have emerged. to meet each other. have been stores have been raided every man stamped with kalashnikovs if the tribes fight for their independence the country will never in civil war with brutal urban guerilla war. lists argue that even rebel leaders don't know where their choices of from. rebel hands mahmoud joel was a launch to find islamist sleeper cells had joined his tripoli offensive

after nine eleven america did not just go after those who perpetrated that tragic vicious attack it only for the campaign donations that had nothing to do with nine eleven we're talking about iraq where hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians have died since two thousand and three america's been in constant war since nine eleven in different countries are we talking about one of the most profound over reactions in military history to talk about that i'm joined by colonel lawrence wilkerson whose service call in powell as chief of staff colin powell secretary of state under george w. bush colonel wilkerson thank you so much for joining me thanks for having me more than six thousand american servicemen have died in the last decade of war spawned by the nine eleven attack. tragedy worth remembering and knowing no doubt but why in all those speeches delivered by american officials i never hear about hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians dead in the wars waged by the united states and other countries like iraq as a collective entity we seem to think were exceptional and so exceptional that we don't

for his re-election campaign. >> let's put them back to work right now rebuilding america. pass the jobs bill. i need your help to tell congress to pass this jobs bill right now. >> reporter: the president is on a two-day fund-raising tour, with seven stops in seattle, bay area, san diego, l.a. and denver. the goal is to raise money from his deep-pocketed supporters for the obama victory fund. a big chunk of cash raised here in the bay area. president obama was driven to a cocktail party on woodside, where the price of admission was $2,500. and lady gaga is set to have sat in the front row at a dinner in atherton, where supporters ate with the president. the next stop, linkedin, for a town hall to tout his americans jobs act. >> what can we do as american citizens to unite yourselves and help the economy? >> and my fear is that the longer i'm unemployed, the harder it is going to be for me to get employed. >> reporter: but the highlight of the day game from former google employee, doug edwards. taking a page out of the warren buffett playbook, he asked the president a question that grew chuckl

for a firsthand look. russ mitchell, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up a little later on "the early show," campaign 2012 starting to sizzle. president obama warned that putting the republicans in charge would cripple americahen how to prepare your finances for a possible double-dip recession. >>> meet the woman who says kissing isn't an art, it's a science. that and more a little bit later on "the early show." that will do it for the "cbs morning news" for this monday. appreciate you watching. i'm terrell brown. take care, everybody. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com connect to him directly to a >>> day 2 of president obama's bay

for retirement. so, paul steinhauser, can this new contract with america reignite the gingrich campaign for the white house? >> kyra, little deja vu here. this is so 1994. let's rerack, 17 years ago, that was then congressman newt gingrich and helped the republicans win back control of the house of republicans for the first time in 40 years and newt gingrich became house speaker. we remember what happened after all that. fast forward back to present day. american presidential candidate newt gingrich coming out today with a 21st century. where is he going to do it? iowa. the first state to vote. his spokes people tell us he typed a lot of what is in this contract on his thumbs. will it boost him in the polls? maybe, maybe not. >> all right, now, some primary date shuffling going on right now, too, right? >> you and i and the rest of us have been talking about this for a couple days. today, georgia down your way and south carolina right next to georgia, they're both going to announce when they're going to hold their primaries. tomorrow, as we've been reporting, we expect florida to say they're going to

voters or their campaign contributors they they campaign contributors financial interests make sure that the people who run for president are what in america we call useful idiots people who really believe that the banks have to come first that's what mr obama is that's what mrs merkel is and it's a tragedy because of the debts cannot be paid and there's a basic principle in economics that can't be paid won't be so we know that that's what we paid and trying to pay a debt beyond your means simply imposes debt peonage on your population it's almost like feudalism and that's where europe and the u.s. economy are going and i hope that the russia and the other post soviet states like let can avoid that. as you know good you mentioned in this interview russia and the post soviet states were taunts first of all by americans politicians. the experts these new ideas. are freenode sure capitalism has shown its dark side to third world countries including the post soviet countries today he is showing it to the world's most developed countries does it mean that we witnessing a collapse of this new liberal consensus we're seeing the victory the victor

america as. for. a week i mean one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in history the ushered in a decade of anti terror campaigns across the globe. but is america and the world now a safer place ten years on the most recent nine eleven commission report card gives aviation security in the u.s. the worst rate an f as for terrorists experts say the methods used to fight them have spawned even more extremism torture and if that which weren't just put out the great we're going to talk them over which we're thinking is the highest level of curtain call uter and that both significantly said it's backed up and they're trying to defeat terrorism america's that kaid long campaign on terror has created a new phenomenon more without borders and as many say without rules torture rape and murder that took place at the u.s. run prison in abu ghraib iraq as well as other u.s. prisons overseas brought global condemnation but key decision makers in the bush administration say what they did was in the best interest of their country and they would do the same again people call it torture new think it should still be a tool yes ren

for stalling the story. actually talked to pakistan's former general about america's ongoing campaign in the region and efforts to curb terror there. general welcome you were in russia today and let's start with the latest developments in pakistan. security situations. there are some. turbulences in. pakistan how do you see the future of the security scenario in pakistan in your opinion on security. has been amish tito for greatness trash but a lot taking you. with the cooperation of our finest done by the show we're. going to share with a lot of you know foreigners. and. then i call patient y. united states. and i always call it the mother of all evil is the patient out of line is down and that has any impact on pakistan i did isn't of this was we should have been going on in afghanistan page two thousand one. either the lady of the american lady indians. very large you spying it well you know vanished. and as it is updated by the year two thousand and three two thousand and four they were able to destabilize a border the area and what you find today from one part of town to another is a that he says of this

contract with america thursday hoping the economic plan would give hoom a boost and jon huntsman is moving his campaign headquarters from florida to new hampshire which hold it is first primary. as for georgia businessman herman cain, he's still trying to capitalize on his upset win at the florida straw poll last weekend. a new fox news poll shows him in third place behind romney and perry, his strongest showing yet. primary season could start as soon as january. we could hear today that florida will hold its contest on january 31st, and that could spark a big reaction from staens like iowa, new hampshire, terrell, that have special status. >> susan mcginnis in washington, thank you so much. >>> whoever the gop nominee is, the key issue of campaign 2012 will be the economy. vice president joe biden raised some eye bras during an interview with a florida radio station. he admitted the election will be a referendum on the obama administration's handling of the economy. >> right now we are the ones in charge and it's gotten better, but it hasn't gotten good enough. i don't blame them for being mad. we're in charge, so they're angry. >> the white house agreed voters will be giving a ver

america's nurses are now leading the campaign to make wall street pay for its destructive behavior beginning tomorrow thousands of nurses from all across the nation will converge on congressional offices to demand that lawmakers drop their obsession with spending cuts targeting working class families and instead take on wall street with higher taxes the organization national nurses united is sponsoring they did demonstrations tomorrow they released this video to promote their campaign . joining me now to talk more about this campaign is current begins a registered nurse and co-president national nurses united karen welcome thank you very much afraid to be here great to have an hour and on the set with me my one of my daughters in our own excellence who think here it's a fine thing. let's see wall street nurses. are you concerned the market's been swinging up or down a lot. maybe there's going to be part of the actual wall streeters of you know what's the connection here with a certain i know everybody kind of looks at this and thinks what is the connection i think the connection is because o

america. >>> as the president heads on to campaign for his jobs plan, the white house should probably be worriedher battleground state, florida. a new poll there shows that 53% of florida voters say that the president does not deserve a second term. only 41% questioned say he should be re-elected. florida congresswoman debbie wasserman shultz joins me now. what can the president do to fix that? >> i think it's important to note that it's september in the year before the election. polls don't really mean very much and as the -- as plflorida voters get to know both sides of the aisle, it will be clear that every single republican has embraced the tea party and their extre extremism and in florida, that is not a position that is normally embraced by our voters. i would expect between his commitment to creating jobs and continuing to turn the economy around and the fact that president obama supports making sure we can shore up social security and medicare as opposed to ending it, that he will be very competitive from florida. and i think we'll be successful in putting it in the win column again in 2

america back to work. >> reporter: high on the policy list for republicans is their campaign to rein in regulation they say is killing job creation. >> my worry is that for american job creators, all the uncertainty is turning to fear that this toxic environment for job creation is a permanent state. job creators in america are essentially on strike. the problem is not confusion about the policies, the problem is the policies. >> reporter: most economists consider regulation a long-run concern. better rules will make the economy more efficient, but it won't create jobs now. >> we do need to focus on the regulatory burden and nail that down so that businesses have clarity, but we also need to address what's going to happen next year. i think if we could have some of all of the above, i think we'd be in better shape. >> reporter: the speaker also ruled out any tax increases as part of the deficit reduction effort congressional negotiators are struggling to reach. instead, boehner asked the so- called super-committee on deficit reduction to aim at a larger tax reform. but house democrats have deep concerns. >