year in which, you know, i don't think that anybody in the american public would say has been very laudatory, how congress operated and how the branchs of government worked together. so we've got a budgetary train wreck headed our way come the end of this year. you know, what is going to happen if there is not some kind of agreement there? i mean, what is going to happen to our economy? what is going to happen to jobs? >> it's going to be a bad situation. and i think -- someone was making the point, perhaps it was arthur levitt, that uncertainty is killing to job creation, and that's true. so you have this major train moving down the track, which is a lot of bad news at the end of this year. i don't know. i am sometimes eternally optimistic, and i do think that politicians on both sides of the aisle are keenly aware, i hope, that, while they may be able to postpone the public's appetite for action and problem resolution until the election in november, they will not be able to postpone it after that election. people are expecting something to happen, because it needs to happen. so to me, if p

commencement address at varner college, i watched it, and i watched the introduction to him, it was very laudatoryo we know he's trying to build a case to get women's votes at best it splits. i want to emphasize that's within the margin of error. but still. >> it's a screwy poll, i have to say, among other things, one of the questions it asks, are you less likely to vote for the president because of his stance on same sex marriage. they have 43% of republicans saying, i am less likely, even though republicans approve of the president 90-10. they have gone from saying, i will absolutely never vote for the president to doubly i will never vote for the president. i wonder that the gender gap is usually about ten points, if it shrunk to two, that's really true, it will be colossal news, it's also possible the pops make mistakes. >> what's your take? >> i get the sense as david does, this is a bit an outliar, it could be on the leading edge of the other shoe dropping. we're seeing troubling gaps not just among rind voters. the trends should make the obama camp very nervous as they look to future polls.