i asked the polster why and he had no clue whatsoever. i do think instead of embracing immigration reform should buy a pho dora and a couple of sandals. >> hang out at brooklyn bowl and listen to "dear hunter." what do you make of this? have you ever dated a hipster? >> i hate their pseudo intellectualism of the their occupy wall street mentality. every time i am on the road driving there is a hipster with a disgusting beard that looks like a pedophile driving 25 miles an hour in front of my car in a 45 mile per hour zone. it is ridiculous. >> you are getting a call from la razza. >> among the homeless you are considered hip because you have all of your toes. if it is so hip to hate hipsters aren't we as bad as they are? >>y why. i have gone all the way around not liking them that everybody is going against them. part of mine is jealousy. the little i can grow looks like a pew bibbing hair. they can grow the. giganticallyk things. i realize i hate myself. the one thing i am upset about is they hijacked pbr. that is a good, cheap beer. bei

the clerk: sheri polster chappell florida to be united states district judge, michael j. mcshane of oregon to be united states district judge. the presiding officer: under the previous order, there will be 30 minutes for debate equally divided in the usual form. the senator from connecticut. mr. murphy: i ask that i be allowed to speak as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. murphy: thank you, madam president. it has now been almost six months since the horrible shooting in my state of connecticut in sandy hook, connecticut, where 20 6- and 7 olds lost their lives and another six adults protecting them perished as well. we all believed that we were going to do something about it on the floor of the senate. we thought we were going to come to our senses and finally realize the laws of this nation that allow for this kind of senseless killing whether it be in mass numbers in places like sandy hook or aurora or tucson, or in your state, madam president,, the sikh temple or in the everyday average gun violence that has become background noise

actually, sir, ppp was not only the most accurate polster of them all, it accurately predicted the outcomeff flake for senate race. attacking the poll that says you're less popular than pond scum doesn't make you any more popular. today, he finally admitted on facebook he is in his words less popular than pond scum. the senator accurately noting the poll showed that a majority of arizonans are less likely to vote for him because of his vote against background checks for gun sales. it probably doesn't help the senator that he wrote to one of his constituents, wrote to a grieving mother from the theater shooting and said he would vote for better background checks right before he voted against them. so yeah, pond scum, that's his phrase for himself, not mine. literally. that probably puts me somewhere just below pond scum. that general trend of the vote on background checks is not just a jeff flake thing. it was noticed when ppp polling showed ratings were up for pat toomey who sponsored the background checks legislation. at the same time ratings went down for kelly ayotte, the only senator i

. >> put me out of my misery, polsters, have at it. this isn't affected obama. peak scandal days. his number ropes from april. this has done nothing to him. and i have a recommendation for lois. you get the url. i have done nothing wrong .org. and then list the things you didn't do. this is related to your job. it is a tax writeoff. >> i want to see the hearing play out. >> i think representative issa will keep his word and he will try to push for the fifth amendment challenge paul was talking about on the grounds she made a case before she would answer any questions and then envoke the fifth. >> it is such bs. they have to come clean and there should be a special prosecutor hauling in all of the senators and all of the congressmen who pressure the irs to do this. >> i have to go. >> i have something to add. >> and one more thingment. >> can i say i don't -- >> coming up, how do you know if you have broken your foot? paul mccurio discusses his new book, my lips prevent me from seeing below my waist. we are now going to do the other story instead. besides, this graphic is extremely

secondly, in terms of the polls, jim will tell you this, and he's a polster. 90% of the american peopleport background checks on gun purchases, but that didn't stop republicans from blocking that legislation in the u.s. senate. i don't know if we should use as determination -- >> i don't think there has ever been a point -- four years now, obamacare, the discussion of obamacare, the polls have never been favorable to obamacare. another group. businesses don't like obamacare, because they're going to have to lay off workers or cut back on hours worked or put everybody in the pool. the unions are now turning -- you have got to have a constituency someplace to survive. >> the worst part about obamacare and for the president, for the white house and the testimonies, it's becoming more and more unpopular the more people see what's in it. it's like max baucus said, a democratic senator, it's a train wreck. and people are seeing it. it's why jobs are -- >> what we found, an interesting story today, unions are coming out against obamacare. but students and young people are coming out, really fo

until any polster understands this. >> do you know who does?d understands the hard lines. >> i'm glad you said that. you know who does? winner in the mark sanford race. these races are so hard, these special elections but bpp got the trend light right again. >> they get no respect. >> they are right. >> from the rest of the industry. >> you know what? they outperformed a lot of polls in 2012 and they did it again with sanford. they saw a big surge going his way. he went from nine down to one up. then that trend line continued and they understand the online stuff, right? >> online, that's the way to go. >> for the record, final poll for gallup, november 5th, 2012 had romney 50, obama 49. and, of course, the president won 51-47. >> right. >> big margin of error. >> come on. you see -- >> are you going to say gallup is worse than anything else? >> gallup had mitt romney up but first inni a large you chunk. they adjust it at the end and then get it tied at the end. >> races do close also. >> yep. not this one. >> that's how races go. >> mike allen,

it has astounding results, i thought. 86% of americans say the people who were contacted by the polstersaid, 86%, they think americans are ready to elect a female president of the united states. 90% said that they would be ready to vote for a female candidate for president of their own party. 90%. by the way, notice sarah palin was not on my list. i mean because i think whethers it's a male or a female candidate. we have to be careful about the fact that they are somewhat qualified. sarah papelbon palin is not. yaw 6 americans are ready. 90% say they would vote for a woman of their own party. 72% said that the next president of the united states, in 2016, is going to be a. would 72% of americans say that. and 51% -- surprised this is so low say women who have been e selected to public office in the business, in the governor's chairs, in the house of representatives have made a big difference. let me apologize and add right now to my list of women who. would be more than competent in stepping right up to the office of the of the united states the: nancy pelosi democratic leader of the hou

that sort of the more established polsters looked down their noses at.frank say gallup got wrong and you're talking about how he is going to fix it? gallup is reluctant to make changes to their formula to the wording of their questions because one of the reasons that we use it all the time, that you used it all the time, is that they have a longer data set than anyone. you can look back to the '70s and '80s and see what people were saying about an identically worded question. that is one of the reasons that these -- the newer groups had an advantage. so gallup says that on june 4th, they are going to here at an event in their headquarters in washington and they are going to announce a lot of these changes but they already started to make some permanently, test others. they recognize that they got a big corporate black eye during the last election. >> that's really good to hear. >> lost a blue ribbon panel and look into the problems they had leading up to. a good piece on your site with john boehner saying he is making ben ghazi a political fight of him a

i hear a lot of old time polsters thumb their nose at it. ppp has been the most accurate poll.t and maybe he is a left wing in hir personal politics. all i know is the guy cracked the code -- >> they are going to be cutting that tape for the next ppp. >> this is fascinating. here we were worried, we republicans, were worried about ashley judd, not really. we wanted her to jump in. now you got this lady. >> allison grimes. >> who is she is? not even running and tied with mitch mcconnell. >> that is why mitchell mcconnell went after early on ashley judd. if he is in a tough fight now he has to pivot to the right and have a strong conservative message. this is a guy whether you like him or not is frequently a deal maker on capitol hill and what are the implications for the next two years? >> what are we looking at? >> what is this? who is this? >> alex, what are we looking at? >> that is crimes with a -- >> that is kentucky derby hat. >> look at that hat! it's derby day! >> kit middleton-ish. >> why would we choose derby day? >> i like it. you wonder, willie geist. >> fetchizing a