. >> larry: we're back with andrea tantaros and james carville. going to get that unemployment rate down, james? is this going to work? >> well, you know, who knows? they'll project something like 9.2% unemployment in 2011, but the first step is they had to get the growth rate up and that seems to be doing a little better of the one hopes so, certainly hope so. >> larry: andrea, what about the jobs plan? >> well, let's see. the jobs plan plays into this budget, which is just more spending. the hope is that we can get that unemployment number down. when james talk about the growth is a little bit up, when you're talking about gdp, these are just -- gdp is often artificially inflated. we go back to this budget that obama is talking about. i want to address something that james said before the break, how the cbo projected he was going to be able to bring these numbers down. that might be true temporarily. when you look at these numbers, even by repealing the bush tax cuts and imposing $2 trillion of new taxes on individuals and these high earners, yo

let's check in with james carville, former clinter a eeror in new orleans. have you spoken to the president today in. >> i haven't spoken to him today. i spoke to him sunday before the football game. last time i checked in with him he was getting ready to watch the super bowl. i was heartened by the news i first got the phone call that he was at the hospital. obviously i was pretty upset about it. as i day goes on, i was very, very reassured about what dr. schwartz said. he seemed like a very competent guy. i feel much better now than i did four, five hours ago. i'll tell you that. >> larry: have you talked to hillary? >> i have not. i have not spoken to anybody in the family, but i've spoken to other people and everything that i hear is in line with what dr. schwartz said. and it seems very, very encouraging. >> larry: what do you make of all the running around he does, which is like nonstop? haiti, again haiti? >> he is. he's always been a nonstop guy. he's very, you know, very, very involved in what goes on down there. as everybody's been very clear that

we'll talk to james carville and marry matalin, too, about the remarkable super bowl.iti, the situation on the ground and the reality of what people here are facing right now. >> larry: that's anderson cooper, amazingly enough on top of the scene in haiti at "a.c. 360." 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. back with more moments with jenny sanford after this. >> larry: back with jenny sanford, our remaining moments. you must feel for elizabeth edwards. >> i do. i do. uh-huh. >> larry: fellow carolinian. >> yeah. you know, nobody deserves to be put in this kind of a situation and she certainly has had a couple of knocks and my heart goes out to her. >> larry: would you call her? >> i would. i haven't. i mean, yeah, i'd be happy to. i think i'm going to send her a book. >> larry: you ought to. what does your future hold? you're 47. >> 47. uh-huh. i still have, you know, kids at home and this last year has been quite tumultuous for them. my first priority is to make sure they're settled. once i finish rolling this book out i'm going to spend the rest of the year -- we have a seni

>> we're looking to sarah palin's comment this is weekend and talk to james carville and mary matalinemarkable super bowl. our focus tonight is on haiti, the swag on the groupd and the reality of what people here are facing right now. >> larry: that's anderson cooper, amazingly enough on top of the scene in haiti. back with some more moments with jenny sanford after this. [ male announcer ] this is nine generations of the world's most revered luxury sedan. this is a history of over 50,000 crash-tested cars. this is the world record for longevity... and one of the most technologically advanced automobiles on the planet. this is the 9th generation e-class. this is mercedes-benz. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial. >> larry: back with jenny sanford, our remaining moments. you must feel for elizabeth edwards sf. >> i do. >> fellow carolinian? >> yeah. nobody deserves to be put in this situation, and she's had a couple of knocks. my heart goes out to her. >> larry: would you call her? >> i would. i haven't. i mean, i'd be happy t