> that is what democrats said after scott round shellacked -- after scott brown at shellacked martha coakley for the seat held by ted kennedy. it republican also one in nevada. what do these elections tell you, charles? "conduct unbecoming of a congressman"? you archimedean bid this is the canary in the coal mine. on the issue of the economy and obama, it is a real message that democrats are in trouble nationwide. >> democrats and republicans are in trouble nationwide. the electorate is furious with both sides. 27% want to throw everybody out, 28% are frustrated. 30% wish they would compromise. -- 38% which they could compromise. the number doing the best they can, 8% . for what is wrong with washington, they put it on the republicans, although there is shared blame for democrats as well. nobody is safe at this cycle. >> jonathan? >> democrats have to be worried about the results this tuesday did to me it was the clearest illustration yet of the o in is about his economic policies. there was talk about israel, but you have this city that is democratic, saying we don't approve of the job you

special election to replace democratic senator ted kennedy, democrats did choose a woman in 2010, martha coakley, as their nominee, but as you saw, and to the great momentary embarrassment of his daughters, scott brown did end up winning that night. since scott brown was elected to the united states senate, he has mostly followed the wise counsel that lots of new senators get which is to keep your head down, try not to make too much noise or too much news. we've been asking for interviews with senator brown for more than a year at this show when we frankly have not gotten anywhere with those requests. it's not just us. the most press senator brown has done in the time he's been a senator has been to promote his glossy autobiography. that's been the most of the press he's gotten. when he has been forced to weigh in on national political issues, it has sometimes been a little weird in the sense that it has been hard to follow his positions sometimes. he doesn't always seem to have a great grasp of either the policy issues he is talking about or in some cases, which is the weird part of it, he does

. >> reporter: it sounds like what they said when martha coakley lost to could the brown in 2009 and the democratic senatorial commit see said, oh, this is one race, she was a crummy canned day see what you dissatisfied democrats and democratic leaning independents saying i'm done with this. i'm going the other way here, and that is the problem. as they look to other states where voters like this. blue collar voters, jewish-american voters and others around the country are acting and giving their donation tph-s this crucial phase they've got to be worried skwraot president's policy with respect to israel turned out to be a very big issue in that race. we'll talk more about that in a short bit. thank you. both republican winners bob turner in new york and mark am ma day will join us from nevada at the top of our next hour. he'll tell us what message he thinks the voters are trying to send to washington. another fox news alert. lawmakers demanding new answers from the white house today about a tax-payer fund -d loan gone bad. more than half a billion dollars approved for a solar panel

. >> by the way, unlike martha coakley, elizabeth warren will have no problem standing outside the parkt mark made is right, she's going to face a seven-way primary, at least. there are a ton of democrats that will run. and that doesn't happen until september of next year. >> also the strong democrats -- >> well, there's still a chance that duvall patrick might get into that race. even if that doesn't happen, my point is she'll have to fight a relatively rough contested primary. and one thing people like about elizabeth warren right now, she's seen as being above politics. she's a compelling figure because she's not been down in the muck of -- and then getting into the muck of it intraparty primary, she's going to look a lot more scuffed up come september. she'll have to go through a lot. and when she comes out, she's only got a month and a half to get it together to run against scott brown. it's not an easy path by any means. >> sam, what do you think? >> well, two things. the primary is going to present some challenges. it's not that bad as we're making it out to seem. he was consider

we actually talked about it with martha coakley not seeming to enjoy it so much.heir houses. they're like, sit down, have spaghetti. and, hey, by the way, this is what i want you to do. you know, most people hate that. but it sounds like elizabeth loves that. that is a great sign. >> well, no, clearly professor warren, off of her first few weeks in this campaign clearly does enjoy that aspect of retail campaigning. and professor warren, you were just talking about the people that you encounter on the campaign trail. so let's maybe, if we can, you know, talk about those people. let's pretend you're in worcester or fitchburg -- >> i've been there -- >> by the way, fitchburg is barnicle's hometown. he hasn't been there in ten years, but go ahead, mike. >> a state dominated by democrats. where it's in the water that people feel across the ideological spectrum that they just don't get the best bang for their buck tax wise in a state with the last three former speakers of the house have been indicted and convicted. and you have only one republican, this guy scott brown,