caller: i am upset with the diane feinstein comments to the left. the comments she made reported on line does not move me one bit. i am very concerned with democrats like sheet and lieberman that are getting so much money. her husband was going to be investigated. it cost the inspector general to investigate her. she apparently has a husband who has a lot of folks up contractually with the war efforts. thank you. host: thank you. congress is in recess this weekend back next monday, focusing on health care. one week from monday, the start of the confirmation hearings for sonia sotomayor to replace justice david souter, who spent his last day on the bench yesterday. he read some poetry. chief justice john roberts read from robert frost as a said farewell to justice souter. the front page of "the wall street journal" marketplace section -- car sales rebound seen for june. also, "usa today" says some banks are raising credit rates and fees. host: that is from the money section of usa today. caller: this is my first time calling. i'm very excited. with t

tensible is both for the the environment and the industry, this group led by susan collins and diane feinstein, basically it's another hand you the to the industry that these fuel economy increases are so small that they don't even make up for the carbon emissions coming from the production of all these new vehicles. >> how active has president obama been in pushing congress to pass this legislation now? >> he's publicly come out in support of it several times. normally whenever he's had a press conference announcing the latest for g.m. and chrysler he's urged lawmakers to act. he hasn't necessarily weighed in publicly on which of the two proposals, either the one backed by the michigan democrats in the industry or some of the environmentalists which one he supports. but the house version came out of a compromise in the energy and commerce committee. and it was announced the same day after they met at the white house with president obama. so in theory he's played a pretty big part in that compromise. >> what will you be watching most closely now as this legislation winds its way through the pr