host: ok, coming up our sunday round table that will include karen finney and john feehery. john is before strategist -- is a former strategist. "the hate-filled rhetoric is from the press. they started this whole crazy notion that sarah palin's is to but -- blame." but one yet amendment changed the start of the year -- the 20th amendment change s the spes in january or february. a week from tuesday will be the president's speech. john on the republican long. caller: good morning. calling in on our republican line, however, isomewhat our partisan on some issues. the reason i am a republican is because i studied accoun i with, you know, the crux of the issue. you know, the laws aren't beling -- being followed or there's politically-connected people who people, there is an accountability issue. when things do not match up on your broadsheet and revenues and sheets -- balanche and revenues and expenses do not balance out, you raise concerns and cause people to question what is being done. you get unsatisfactory answers. host: ok. thanks for the call. "six issues that will compel

karen finney -- john feehery, what will the president say? guest: he will reflect on his speech in tucson, which i thought was a very good speech. i thought it it all the right notes. he will talk about what happened to the health care vote. will talk about how we need to work together. he will talk about how we is going to try to create jobs. those are the notes he is going to hit. guest: i agree with most of that, but i think it is an opportunity for the president to lay out his vision of the next six months to one year. we're entering reelect. you have about six months before you start to get into campaign mode. it is an opportunity, using the framework of the speech in tucson, to talk about how we can, we as in democrats and republicans, work for different common ground -- work to find common ground. host: many of us feel that the debate was hijacked by fox news with the so-called death panels and the unending string of republican misinformation. i will be the first to say i thought the democrats could have done a better job correcting pu

karen finney -- john feehery, what will the president say? will reflect on his speech in tucson, which i thought was a very good speech. i thought it it all the right notes. he will talk about what happened to the health care vote. will talk about how we need to work together. he will talk about how we is going to try to create jobs. those are the notes he is going to hit. gut: i agree with most of that, but i think it is an opportunity for the president to lay out his vision of the next six months to one year. we're entering reelect. you have about six months before you start to get into campaign mode. it is an opportunity, using the framework of the speech in tucson, to talk about how we can, we a in democrats and republicans, work for different common ground -- work to find common ground. host: many of us feel that the debate was hijacked by fox news with the so-called death panels and the unending string of republican misinformation. i will be the first to say i thought the democrats could have done a better job correcting public misconce