mr. rubio and mr. crist starts to stutter when we start talking about tax cuts for the superwealthy. it's okay to borrow that money for it to happen. we're talking about the present tax code. and so it's not a new idea, it's just saying, keep doing the same thing, expecting different results. i think it's important that we save money, we bring the deficit down, but we don't borrow $700 billion to bring tax cuts to the small business -- >> you mentioned before that you're going to oppose funding the high-speed rail. is that true? >> no. first of all, the high-speed rail is a train system. and if it has merit, it should be pursued. what i'm against is borrowing money to pay for it. i don't think we can continue to borrow money on top of our debt. let me clarify something the congressman has just said. he talks about this tax code as if somehow that's the reason why america's in economic trouble. it's not because people aren't paying enough in taxes, it's because the economy's not growing because of gover

meek in on this. >> tammy, i'm glad you checked mr. rubiois whole amnesty issue because the bottom line is following. the dream act is, i'm for the dream act but not for the amnesty. what did the dream act call for? mr. speaker it called for individuals to serve in the military or attend an institution such as this to educate themselves so they don't become wards of the state because you're not for that. i think it's also important of this whole thing of kicking the ball down the field, securing the borders, we've been talking about that for 15, 20 years. it's important for us to move toward comprehensive ill grags reform. i'm the only one who's voted for it because i understand that as a former state trooper in enforcing the law. you can't piecemeal law making and say we'll do this, we'll do that. now, there's a guy by the name of rick scott who's running for governor here in florida and a combination between marco rubio and rick scott will send his florida economy down into the hole. rick scott wants to have an arizona-style race -- >> let

mr. rubio has apparently changed his mind on the subject. marco rubio didn't say that or maybe he didn't but definitely didn't mean it. but in any case, charlie crist is terrible and lying. the common wisdom is that democrats need to lay low and republicans get to set the agenda. democrats will have to hope if they're very, very quiet people may think of them as republicans too. when you hold politically indefensible positions like privatizing social security, the government forcing rape victims to bear the rapist's child, cutting the minimum wage, wacky giant tax ideas from the steve forbes for president laugh-in, when you have totally politically indefensible ideas like those, you are a soft target. it's not rocket science. hitting candidates on positions like that hurts them. coast to coast in every race. underdogs and overdogs. liberal district, conservative districts. this is what it looks like when democrats go on offense. this is what it looks like when it works. >>> joining us is washington post columnist ej. dionne. thanks very much

it's ok for mr. rubio to put on the backs of the middle class additional debt so that their children and grandchildren will have to pay that debt back. the bush tax cuts came about as an insert within the bill almost 18 years ago. it was not something that george w. bush ran on. it was something that just happened. holdingires' for not signs saying please give me a tax cut. they got it. it was a kind of ideology that marco rubio represents, that charlie crist indoors. it's very important to know that there is only one candidate that is sitting. that is willing to stand up for the middle class. once the level that playing field. you walk in the some of these big homes here in florida and throughout the country and nowhere else and make sure that everything is ok. we're going to stand up and take a responsible role. i am the only candidate here that has voted for pay go rules that will allow us to pick up policy if we going to spend it, we're going to pay for it. >> where you stand on this question of extend

i think mr. rubio means what he says. he wants to stand up in front of the right wing ideology that he stands on. charlie crist on a wet paper box as it relates to the issues he stands for. because you don't know where he is. >> he leads the race with 4 #% of the vote, 11 points ahead of crist. meek with 23%, according to the time poll. >>> well, todd and former alaska governor are dismissing talk with a rift with joe miller. according to a leaked e-mail reported yesterday from a blog up in alaska, todd was angry with miller for stepping around the question whether or not his wife is qualified to be president. yesterday todd released this statement, my family has worked hard in supporting joe miller. so when i heard he said something less than supportive of my wife's efforts, i responded. but it turns out we'd gotten our wires crossed and joe hadn't said anything like what i had been told. so there's no story here except the fact that the press put our personal e-mails online again, and again couldn't even be bothered to

sarah palin campaigned with mr. rubio last saturday. president obama and former president bill clinton have campaigned for representative meek. and govern crist has been endorsed by -- governor crist has been endorsed by california governor around solid schwartz. this is an -- arnold schwartz. this is an hour. >> i am david gregory moderator of nbc's meet the press and we are live tonight from orlando for the final face-off, one week from election day, it all comes down to this and the fight for florida's u.s. open seat is one that continues to garner national attention. this is the last time that the top candidates for the senate will publicly debate each other. joining us former florida house speaker, marco rubio, the republican candidate, governor charlie crist, the independent candidate, and congressman kendrick meek from the 17th district, the democratic candidate. a quick review of the rules tonight. you all have a one-minute opening statement and then we're going to questioning, "meet the press" style. you have two minutes to res

mr. rubioon the toss to go first. then we will go to mr. crist and then mr. meek. we will begin with the issue florida voters care most about -- jobs. nearly one in eight floridians cannot get a job. you opposed the federal stimulus which, by all accounts, saved the jobs of the firefighters, police officers, and teachers. if we had not had the stimulus money, what would you have done differently to make sure floridians get jobs? >> thank you for having the debate tonight. let's talk about the stimulus. it was called a stimulus for a reason. it was supposed to stimulate the economy. over 3 million americans have lost their jobs. over 200,000 floridians have lost their jobs. the unemployment rate is substantially higher than before it passed. it failed to do everything it was supposed to do. and has stimulated the national debt. this is money our children and grandchildren will work their whole life to pay back. there were other alternatives to the stimulus. it begins by acknowledging that jobs a

both men are trailing republican marco rubio, and mr. clinton said meek wanted to talk about bowing out. >> he was concerned that he and governor crist seemed to have frozen the moderate and progressive votes. he thought that there was a majority of people who did not want mr. rubio to win the senate seat, and he was concerned about it, and he was trying to determine what was the best thing for him to do. >> suarez: but meek denied that he ever considered stepping aside or ever agreed to do so. >> the president and i talked about it. you know, i told him i didn't have any thoughts of getting out of the race. he didn't encourage me to get out of the race. >> suarez: republicans charged the democrats had engaged in the kind of cynical maneuvering that americans want to be rid of. republicans pounced on the reports. >> sreenivasan: the economy grew at a slightly faster pace last summer, 2%. the commerce department reported the increase today. it was due mainly to increased consumer spending. but on wall street, the major indexes were largel

mr. marco rubio and mr. charlie crist stand side-by-side in making sure the special interest and the super wealthy get their tax cut. i pointed out the fact that middle-class families under the income of two to $50,000 would have to pay $6,000 a year on that particular tax cut for those americans to get a tax cut. i am for middle-class tax cuts. i am for child credits. i am for tax cuts that will help people get back on their feet. they are advocating tax cuts for the super-wealthy and those that are privileged. we had a different economic times during the time those tax cuts were given. now, we are in a super deficit. if they believe in trickle-down economics. it will not work now. i'm protecting those that were part. >> turning to the federal deficit, non-partisan economists argue that to avoid medium or long-term federal bankruptcy, either taxes must be raised on all americans, where huge entitlement reforms must begin, beginning with so/security. -- social security. beginning with you, mr. charlie crist,

beach post editorial board, a journalist asked crist if had you been 20 points up in the polls over mr. rubio would you have left the party to run as an independent? crist replied yes, i absolutely would have because i think it's important. sure i would have. phil keating with the news live in land owe lakes florida. phil, i guess rubio and romney kicked up enthusiasm today, huh. >> yeah, jon. red meat is not a specialty here but the republican crowd that showed up here this afternoon, they sure came hungry and when they got inside red meat is exactly what they got. starting out back in the kitchen, mitt romney and marco rubio served up exactly what this conservative crowd came to hear. >> i want you to know how happy i am to be invited here to the barack obama, nancy pelosi, harry reid, and charlie crist farewell rally. >> this campaign is going to get messy the next four weeks. these guys are wrong on all the issues. there isn't a single issue that our opponents can win on. they are on the wrong side of every single issue in america. >> romney a likely 2012 presidential candidate then went

congressman meek who is running a distant third to an independent charlie crist and the favorite mr. rubiopparently now representative meek said it is absolutely not true that he ever agreed to any kind of a deal with former president clinton to drop out of the florida senate race. that's from cnn contributor roland martin. meek is holding a news conference at the bottom of the hour. back with ben and penn and stephen. to keep in balance after 50, i switched to a complete multivitamin with more. only one a day women's 50+ advantage has gingko for memory and concentration plus support for bone and breast health. a great addition to my routine. [ female announcer ] one a day women's. >> larry: we're back. one more clip from the president's appearance on the stewart show. watch. >> i look over the last 18 months and i say we prevented a second grade depression. we've stabilized the economy. an economy that was shrinking is now growing. we've had nine months of consecutive private sector job growth. we have passed historic health care reform, historic financial regulatory reform. we have done

. >> mr. rubio, you have called for the extension of the tax cuts. even though experts have said that eliminating the tax breaks for the highest income earners would reduce our deficit by up to 1/4. why are you willing to essentially borrow hundreds of billions of dollars to provide these tax cuts to the wealthiest 3% of americans? >> the bush tax cuts or the current tax cuts. what i and a number of democrats have said is it is a bad idea to raise taxes on anybody at this time in an economic downturn. the gubernatorial candidate says that durin. the bottom line is that our debt problem going forward is not because the american people are not paying enough taxes. it is because washington cannot control spending. at this rate now, within the next five years, the deficit will double and we will trigger a deficit in our bond rating. by 2015, our annual deficit could be $2.10 trillion and $900 billion of that would be interest. that is outrageous. >> i am not sure what the justification is. >> we have to do two things at the same time. we have to grow our

congressman meek who is running a distant third to an independent charlie crist and the favorite mr. rubio apparently now representative meek said it is absolutely not true that he ever agreed to any kind of a deal with former president clinton to drop out of the florida senate race. that's from cnn contributor roland martin. meek is holding a news conference at the bottom of the hour. back with ben and penn and stephen. [ commentator ] lindsey vonn! she stays tough! earlier, she had an all-over achy cold... what's her advantage? it's speedy alka-seltzer! [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus rushes relief for all-over achy colds. the official cold medicine of the u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. policy for under $14 a month. call this number or go to selectquote dot com. >> larry: we're back. one more clip from the president's appearance on the stewart show. watch. >> i look over the last 18 months and i say we prevented a second grade depression. we've stabilized the economy. an economy that was shrinking is now growing. we've had nine months of consecutive private sector job growth. we

mr. rubio's campaign has emphasized he has a commanding lead in ms. polls. but with some swinging sharply in recent days some democrats believe that the vote of no confidence by mr. clinton may be enough to alter the outcome. it is closer than we think with crist says watson. he says some republicans may not want to admit they machine to vote against mr. rubio, a favorite of conservatives in the tea party as meek declines and charlie's numbers pick up. caller from ohio. u.s. being targeted by cargo planes. kate on the democrat line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i want to thank the intelligence community for the incredible job they are doing and president obama for how he is handling this. and no excuses for trying to kill anybody innocent, but i just don't want to look at the root causes of some of the anger and hatred toward the u.s. they don't hate us for our freedoms as you had guests on your program, former head of the c.i.a. and former c. euft a. analy analysts on. and they have all said as well as bill clinton, you know, until we deal with that

mr. rubio, you are chosen to go first. >> thank you for tuning in tonight. we are on the verge of one of the most important elections in american history. literally a week from tonight, we're going to be voting to send someone to washington, d.c. to speak for us at a time when america is confronting challenges as great as it has at any point in our modern history. for too long, washington has had us on the wrong road. both parties are to the blame for that the result is that washington is a mess. if we stay on this rode that we are on right -- road that we are on right now that makes us unique could be lost. it's important we send people to washington, d.c. people that will stand up for us and give an alternative. throughout the campaign, the 80 some odd ideas we have on our website, our travel and speeches throughout the state or over the last five debates, we have focused on the issues and given people clear ideas of where we would like to take our country and our state. i look forward to taking the opportunity to do that tonight on an important debate on

i think mr. rubio means what he is saysays. he wants to make sure he stands up on the path of right wing ideology. >> it relates to the issues he stands for. he did not provide the leadership to bring the .esources back here prepar i think it is very important we understand that high-speed rail will create over 20,000 jobs. marco rubio just said he would family detainee and senator dement -- would stand with dick cheney and senator demint. is not willing to take a stand on a comprehensive immigration reform that undocumented workers no longer take the jobs that are citizens and residents in this country. >> we are when the states that had a ban on gay adoption. you supported that produce it you believe traditional mother and daughter to adopt is best. the appeals court found that to be unconstitutional. would you clarify what your position is on gay adoption in florida and they do not ask not tell policy. >> i would be happy to. you are talking but individuals and how they live their lives. some people in washington want to tel

mr. marco rubio talk about private accounts in january. mr. charlie crist was on the stage with george w. bush in 2006 when he talked about privatization. and when he ran against other -- senator graham in 2008. i'm the only one who fought against george w. bush 21 to privatize social security in the congress. in the on the one who has stood against private counsel. -- i am the only one. mr. marco rubio -- it was interesting to see if people spin this whole discussion. but he signed pledges that said he is willing to privatize social security. charlie crist has the funding source that is really bizarre, saying that we will legalize people, then pay for it with the social security trust fund. the middle's expand class workforce of that we can pay into social security that will resolve two issues. put floridians back to work. settling cannot make sure senior citizens and those under the magic number, 55, or whatever -- that are working hard every day, that we don't change the game on them in the middle. it is important, george, that there is onl

marco rubio has essentially blind ambition. and these are their words, not mine, mr.back on your hispanic family and that they are -- they think that's inexcusable. as it relates to the dream act. as it relates to immigration reform. >> used ha hard knock politics. that's quit frankly offensesive and outrageous to say i turned my back on my hispanic family. you've attacked the congressman's mom in the ad and you're attacking me saying i turned my back on my family. you shouldn't repeat things like that. >> referring to his family metaphorically saying the hispanic family. >> that's a cowardly approach in a debate saying this is what i have to say. kendrick meek say he's not dropping out. some say the only prayer charlie crist has is if kendrick meek drops out. he defined himself last night by saying he's the only guy that wants a tax increase for the wealthy. if that's how you define your campaign at this point, you are floundering. >> they have a debate about social security and whether that's off the table. or whether in terms of the interest of financial health, it

sarah palin campaigned with mr. rubio last saturday.resident obama and former president bill clinton have campaigned for representative meek. and govern crist has been endorsed by -- governor crist has been endorsed by california governor around solid schwartz. this is an -- arnold schwartz. this is an hour. >> i am david gregory moderator of nbc's meet the press and we are live tonight from orlando for the final face-off, one week from election day, it all comes down to this and the fight for florida's u.s. open seat is one that continues to garner national attention. this is the last time that the top candidates for the senate will publicly debate each other. joining us former florida house speaker, marco rubio, the republican candidate, governor charlie crist, the independent candidate, and congressman kendrick meek from the 17th district, the democratic candidate. a quick review of the rules tonight. you all have a one-minute opening statement and then we're going to questioning, "meet the press" style. you have two minutes to respo

mr. rubio, you have been chosen to go first. >> thank you for coming down to florida to host this debate. we are on the verge of one of the most important elections in history. at a time when america is confronting challenges -- washington has had us on the wrong road. both parties are to blame for that. as a result, washington is a mess. it is important that we send to washington that will stand up to this an offer a clear alternative. that is why i'm running for the u.s. senate. we have outlined ideas on the website. we have focused on the issues and given people clear ideas about where we would like to take our country and our state. this is such an important debate. i want to thank all of you for tuning in. >> thank you. >> david, i want to thank you for coming and to be a part of this debate. it is important for people to see with this is all about. this election will determine who the next senator will be to represent our beautiful florida. it is important that you understand what your ch

. >> mr. rubio means what he says, the fact that he's willing to make sure that people from tamperra to orlando to daytona sit in traffic for the next 20 years, he wants to make sure he stands up on behalf of the right wing ideology that he stands on, charlie crist stands on a wet paper box as it relates to the issues that he stands tporbgs because you don't know where he is. >> as the congress knows, i'm prolife but i'm also prowoman. i think that's an extremist view, marco, i think it's the wrong thing. i mean, wanting to punish teach e. want to go punish women, want to go punish seniors, you haven't been drinking the koolaid, my friend, you've been drinking too much tea and it's wrong. we have to have less part anship. >> the voting record is virtually identical to nancy pelosi's and governor crist has changed his position on virtually every issue because he's trying to take away the democratic votes from ken dick meek. i think people deserve a senator that's going to go to washington, d.c., stan

country and the danger that our democracy faces is the radicalism of the tea party movement and mr. rubioother tea parties, he has a very radical vision, a very narrow vision. a very, well, i can be as stupid as i want vision of this country and that has a little bit of appeal, you know, to people when they're angry but it is not a good long-term plan for the united states of america. >> just called marco rubio a crackpot. do you think that's a tea party movement or the tea party members are crackpots as well? >> i think a lot of them are crackpots. there's so much to dissect in this whole thing. remember, just less than a year ago, charlie crist was a republican. i mean, imagine the horror he would have with kennedy enforcing him at that point. i mean, that just would never have happened. now he's an independent and now kennedy is saying the democrat can't win. here, i'm going to endorse charlie crist. remember the debate about a week ago, charlie crist deliberately took a huge shot at the tea party so this seems to be emblematic now of where the campaign is going and r.f.k. jr. just say

one view that you hear from my friend, mr. rubio, is really kind of about pessimism. it's about despair. it's about fear. i don't see that view as the fuft our state and country. i'm an optimist. i believe that our best days are ahead of us and we have a much brighter future ahead for our fellow floridians and our fellow americans. it's very important that you understand that in this race, you have a choice. i'm running as an independent. i know that it's hard for many of you who maybe most of your life have either voted for the democrat or voted for the republican, but in this election, you have a choice. you have a fundamental choice that you can make and realize this and appreciate this fact as i do. your vote is pressure. it is to be cherished. it is a time-honored tradition in our country. when you go into that voting booth. it is only your vote. it is private. and no republican boss or democratic boss can tell you how to vote. i appeal to you for your vote. i humbly ask for it. if you do so, you will be grateful for it and we'll have a brighter future together.

mr. rubio is favored by 44%, governor chris 33%. congressman meek has trailed throughout the contest. our prime-time coverage of the midterm elections will continue tonight at 7:30 eastern with live coverage of the first televised debate in the delaware senate race between the republican christine a tunnel and democrat chris koons. then california candidates jerry brown and matt whitman and a campaign reporter from the hill. another first of three televised debates scheduled among north carolina's three u.s. senate candidates. early voting starts tomorrow in north carolina. a high point university poll before the debate showed that senator bird is leading 45%-31%. >> this is the north carolina u.s. senate candidates debated this program is sponsored as a public service to the citizens of this state by the north carolina association of broadcasters education foundation. here is our moderator3. >> good evening, it is my pleasure to serve as moderator for this u.s. senatorial debate. let's introduce the candidates for the candidate to

mr. rubio is favored by 44% to 33% to charlie crist. congressman meek has trailed throughout the contest at 22%. the washington post is reporting the congressional democrat joesestak has called into a tie with the former republican candidate in pennsylvania perry the democratic senatorial campaign committee called shows mr. sestak has a 2% lead. in wisconsin, democratic senator russ feingold is trailing his republican opponent in a reuters poll. a 49% said that ron johnson is the best person to generate jobs and wisconsin while 36% said the same of senator russ feingold. mr. johnson is the founder of the oshkosh-based plastics company. the two debated on monday. live coverage once again from the west in the grand hotel here in the nation's capital where we have been the coverage of a discussion of offshore oil drilling and regulatory oversight being hosted by the national commission to investigate the deepwater oil spill and offshore drilling. this next battle is expected to discuss regulatory oversight. this is live coverage of cspan a

rubio. sources close to mr. clinton say the request was made.nton was already stumping for joe sestak in pennsylvania in an election filled with close races. joe miller rallied with sarah palin last night. president obama will spend weekends campaigning. tonight he took his focus from the senate to make his first stop this election season for members of the house. emily schmidt, abc news, washington. >> republican gubernatorial candidate meg whitman is backpedalling on comments about her former housekeeper. nikki diaz, her former housekeeper of nine years should be deported for forging documents and lying about her immigration status. when asked about dias again during a campaign stop, she said she was breaking the law and the decision was up to federal authorities. whitman said she fired dias in june 2009 after learning she was working illegally. diaz claims whitman mistreated her and didn't pay her for all the hours she worked. >> a new admission from one of the contractors working on b.p.'s oil well before it exploded. it skipped a critical s

mr. ron marco rubio. if you go to c-span.org, you can find all of the debates. almost 100 so far covered. more to come. if you go to c-span.org, our politics page. you can see it. you can watch all of these debates from across the country. grace also brought up health care. in about and how -- an hour-and- a-half, phil bredesen, governor of tennessee has written a new book "fresh medicine: how to fix, reform & build a sustainable health care system." he will be on with us as well. the question is based on an abc news/yahoo news poll that was recently done. here is the question the people on the poll were asked. what is more important to you, that political leaders stick with their positions on important issues even if it means lack of cooperation between democrats and republicans, or that political leaders cooperate across party lines even if it means compromising on important issues. 57% said tried to cooperate. a 37% said stick with their positions. that is why we were asking the question -- compromise versus ideology. this is from "the hill" newspaper. democr

rubio. you're going to elect rick scott. you're going to elect daniel webster, you're going to elect mr.re going to put your team in place. that's what this moment is about. now, if you're not ready to do that, leave. because this is not what's happening for you. but if you are ready to do that, then you're in the right room. and we're grateful for your being here. mr. chairman, you know how to throw a rally, my friend. mr. chairman, i am honored to be back in your state. i am honored to spend some time with you and share the stage. i am very grateful for your leadership. you have to understand, this came at a very tough time for the party here in florida. he had his obligations, responsibilities, a tremendous state senator, but he took that side path to bring the party back to its rightful leadership position. he took that opportunity to reconnect this party to its grass roots. and, mr. chairman, we're very grateful for your leadership. we're very grateful. >> michael steele, chairman of the republican national committee, rallying the troops telling them it's time in his words to fire p

favorites like florida senate candidate marco rubio, former nevada teacher sharron angle, mountain man joe miller, delaware brain wizard, christine o'donnell and mr. racial diversity himself, rand paul, down in kentucky that's who's getting demend minlt's money. unless democrats stand up to this and i call it evil, these will be the people decide how your child gets educated and who is doing it. demint and the right-wing governors like chris christie are on a mission to reshape education by number one, destroying unions, they are evil, and discriminating against tax paying american teachers that want to privatize public schools and make education a race to the bottom line. now, this is not the country that i grew up. and we get into this conversation often times in this political season. well, you know, we just have too much us versus them. well, let me ask you the cultural question tonight, folks. whose side do you stand on? do you really think that gay people shunt be able to teach in public schools? does jim demint know for sure that he didn't have a gay teacher? where are we going with this crowd? this is not the republican party of, let's se

favorites like florida senate candidate marco rubio, former nevada teacher sharron angle, mountain man joe miller, delaware brain wizard, christine o'donnell and mr. racial diversity himself, rand paul, down in kentucky that's who's getting demend minlt's money. unless democrats stand up to this and i call it evil, these will be the people decide how your child gets educated and who is doing it. demint and the right-wing governors like chris christie are on a mission to reshape education by number one, destroying unions, they are evil, and discriminating against tax paying american teachers that want to privatize public schools and make education a race to the bottom line. now, this is not the country that i grew up. and we get into this conversation often times in this political season. well, you know, we just have too much us versus them. well, let me ask you the cultural question tonight, folks. whose side do you stand on? do you really think that gay people shunt be able to teach in public schools? does jim demint know for sure that he didn't have a gay teacher? where are we going with this crowd? this is not the republican party of, let's se

mr. speaker, one of the efforts by the democrats was to paint republicans as extremists, whether it was marco rubioed by the extremes and i think the debate told a different tail, but so does the new poll, that said that people actually think that democrats are more represented by their extremists than are the republicans. so, is that message falling flat, and again the extremist republicans, who you should be afraid of and that's how they're represented. >> well, the challenges when i wrote to save america, the submarine title stopping obama's secular socialist machine and the washington establishment, that seems like strong language, but most americans when they watched obama care, they watched cap and trade and giant taxes increases and lifted his radical appointees and most americans started out and that's pretty accurate and the result has been what you've seen. and he was a community organizer, he ought to be proud of the tea parties, they're all community organizers, they happen to be conservative community organizers, but they're out there organizers, the communities this week and in a lot

rubio to disclose his financial records. and the president taking a day off at the white house but tomorrow back on the campaign trail. mr.ode island where he will tour a factory and help raise more money for house democrats. the head of the republican national committee is predicting voter dissatisfaction will lead to a wave of gop victories in the mid term elections. michael steele says republicans will win control of the house. tim kaine says he thinks high voter turnout will keep control of congress in democratic hands. and delaware senate candidate christine o'donnell said president obama's healthcare reform will put a greater burden on to doctors. the republican will speak at a press conference announcing the launch of doctors for o'donnell. she is running against chris coons whose latest ads target her as being from the twilight zone. that is the latest. back to you, shannon. >> shannon: another twist in the race for alaska's senate seat. a ruling that employment records for joe miller must be released. with the race between miller and democrat scott mcadams and current senator lisa murkowski co every vote will ct