about credibility for him to claim he hasn't made up his mind for majority leader is literally noncrediblethe other issue is when he was asked who were his best supreme court justices, his first mention was sko lee ya. i think as you sat there, you could see him say to himself, maybe that wasn't the best thing to say. he claims to be supportive of the women's right to choose. he believes in equality for lgbt people. and the first word out of his mouth when asked about supreme court justices is a ferve rent opponent of all those causes. scott brown when asked on issues, i have an open mind on this. well, i think he's kind of crossing the line from independent into incoherence and it's because he understands that if he were to say what he really plans to vote, it would be unattractive to the voters. >> i was home in massachusetts this weekend and i was struck by seeing a lot of scott brown signs and a lot of elizabeth warren signs and a lot of obama/biden signs and not a single romney sign evident anywhere i went in western and central massachusetts all weekend long. i wonder if scott brown

. >> the problem is it is built upon a million of noncredible actions. i have been in congress for a number of years and we he have been fighting for tough crippling sanctions on iran. the administration resisted us. tim geithner tried to stop us from doin doing this until overwhelming support when the administration came onboard. when we send the signals overseas the ayatollahs don't think we are that serious. they are four years closer to a nuclear weapon. when you hesitate and don't speak with clarity and don't project your confidence in american values it projects weakness and equivocation. it shows we are weakening our resolve and weakening our military and when you project weakness bad things happen and look what is going on around the world. >> wednesday's debate will focus on domestic policy, especially the economy. looking back over the historical record the question is why aren't you guys running away with this race? let me put up statistics. unemployment 8.1%. no president has won reelection with unemployment that high since fdr in 1940. gdp g