all of that plus liberal translation, deborah norville and our "great american panel." joe biden has a message for the american people, and it is this. we need to spend money to keep from going bankrupt. well, you heard it right. take a look for yourself. >> people look at me and say what are you talking about, joe? you're telling me we've got to go spend money to keep from going bankrupt? the answer is yes. sean: can't you just see the president wincing. meanwhile the house and senate health care bills are taking shape, and it looks like they're taking a cue from joe biden where we're finally getting an idea of what those bills are going to cost you in taxes. a single new yorker making $80,000 a year with no health insurance would pay, get this, a $2,000 penalty for not having health care over $21,000 in federal and state income taxes, and over $5,000 in other taxes. a total of just about 36% of total income. now, continuing up the pay scale, a $235,000 income earner would pay nearly $80,000 of their income to the federal government, almost $20,000 to the state, and an

harry reid, and penny lee is back, and she is the two-time emmy winning host of "inside edition" deborah norvillens us once again. thank you for being here. here's what we have from the national tax foundation, a watch dog group that looks at taxes. if barack obama is successful with his nationalized health care plan and cap and tax on top of all of this, 39 states will exceed 50% of their income will go to the federal government. will there be a rebellion? >> i think it has already begun and the honeymoon is over. a little bit more than six months and rasmussen had a pole that came out today, approval is 32%, it's dropped eight points, i think people are saying i'm not so sure this is what i thought i was voting for. sean: and most people are saying that they don't think the stimulus is working, and for the first time in a number of years, on eight of the top ten issues republicans are outperforming democrats, penny lee. >> no. sean: yes, actually, that's a rasmussen poll. >> but they're saying they would prefer the democrats in congress to take care of some of the things that are most needed, a