sam johnson, in other conservative.ee, a well-known progress in california, sander -- on the wayse and means committee, voted against the agreement as well. a democrat from maine voted against it. democrat from new orleans the, against. steve scully's, chair of the republican study committee voted against it. announced he is going to run against john cornman in texas. he voted against it. indiana -- those are some of the notes. our two guests are coming up, kevin brady, chair of the joint economic committee. and the manager -- and a member of the budget committee voted for the agreement. from "wall street journal" this morning -- next call comes from rob in arizona. what do you think about the house bill? good morning america. my name is rob from arizona. what i would like to say is --tly to do with percentages corporate taxes may be up to 23% will we have to get out of the budget he'll. ii, when kennedy put the corporate rate down to -- basically it is all about the taxes. if there is a big political -- from the the no

in fact, i cosponsored that bill with congressman sam johnson with house resolution 2607, if anybody wants to look back and see just how much we talked about this issue and how we dealt with it. another issue, every time the president's health care plan comes up, what about coverage for young adults? i was the only person in the house, as i recall -- and i have said this a number of times, never been challenged, that actually filed the bill, that said let's let people stay on their family insurance policies longer. there are those out there since who have said well, that's just -- that expanded that too much. it was a slacker provision. it wasn't anything like that. it was an effort to take the most uninsured group in people and let them stay on their parents' health care. i think the number we talked about are three million people have access to policies that they didn't have access to at some level. in virtually every state, you could stay on your family policy until you were 21. missouri, i think the number was 23. the proposal i made was let's add two years to that and do it for

johnson his first. >> i will look forward to hearing those answers. sam, thank you very much, indeed.u. >> vladimir putin is hosting a news conference this morning. 50 days before the winter olympics in sochi. chris weafer joins us to discuss the president's political strategy ahead of the games. he is a senior partner at macro advisory. he's worked in russia for 15 years. a lot of the western press coverage ahead of the winter olympics has been around human rights, around gay rights and freedom of speech. how will this play out as we build up to the winter olympics? yeah, the government is actively trying to defuse these issues. you have heard in the last couple days, the greenpeace protesters will benefit from the amnesty. they will be released from russia in the next couple days. sochi itself, russia has said it will have a soft touch in terms of any protests, anti- gay legislation protests. protexst set aside a area. the whole emphasis from the russian side will be to try and mitigate any potential ope that thes and h focus is very much on the games. >> also, the decision by russi

johnson. is greg an educator, law -- involved in the local school board. the second candidate is the new democrat. sam guthrie. he wants community-based policing. token republican dave robertson. owns and operates small business. standard republican stuff. then we randomize the endorsement in the survey. we contacted 1000 californians around the time of the june 2012i'm married. we gave these people the short bios. a third of them salt craig johnson getting the internal complements. what do the results look like? here you go. middle set a bar graph shows the condition in which no one saw endorsement. guthrie gets around below 20. the other half is to robertson. you see that the dark blue line goes up. the traditional democrat getting the endorsement seems to be worth about seven points. the right,ver to that is where the new endorsement is, only about two or three points. endorsement seem to be of greater help to the traditional democrat benny were ones. i will turn you over to eric for the conclusion of the talk. >> stay tuned. one more graph about the experiment. as the party experiment becomes trea