>> steve williams. >> pored? >> steve williams. there was a topic you barely glanced on. that was health care. your interest in carving out a conservative position that might actually prevail is obviously a very enticing one. here is a thought experiment or a half-baked or even a quarter-baked idea. that is how about just throw in the towel on catastrophic. a single payer system. >> you better not get sick soon. [laughter] and so that -- and then, it seems to me, the argument can be made that everything else can actually be stored to the market. enable insurance companies to sell. stay as long as their policies are approved and so forth. and i recognize it is not -- >> what would you think of this? give money to poor people so they can have health care? >> the argument -- >> if they choose not to use it for health care, too bad. >> the argument is that -- >> many of them will get themselves in position where they are desperately sick. >> of course we know better how they should take care of themselves than they will know. going down that road is a bad road to travel, my f

experiencing, how important is the support you had on the first tee when it's just you and your caddie steve williamshave stevie back is just tremendous. it really is. he's a great friends, always has been. we are honest with one another, and have had a long talk. and it was a great talk as well. and it's great to have him back. he's excited to get back and compete again. he's been doing well raisingwise. he won the new zealand championships. but this is another part of his life that loves to do. he loves to be back here at augusta. for us to go back out there as a team together feels good. >> tiger, do you feel the same way about your pursuit of jack this has' record in does it have to take a difference perspective >> when i had, dei went through that period when my father was sick and passed away, it put things in perspective real quick. when my kids were born, it put it in perspective. then what i have done here it puts it in perspective. it's not about the championships. it's not how you look at life. and i hadn't done that the right way for a while. and i need to change that. and going forward,

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williams, news analyst for national public radio. and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. what about this battle on this day, steve?'s interesting to watch the evolution not only evolution of the tea party themselves but how they are treated by the elite. remember when the tea parties first started this was a fringe group and they were angry and a bunch of kooks. then people gradually understood they were our neighbors and in the case of congress their constituents. now you have a "new york times" cbs poll that finds out one in five people are tea party supporters a and they've become so popular that people like nancy pelosi says she is sympathetic to the tea parties and left wing group trying to infiltrate the tea party to discredit them because they've become so powerful. this is a group that existed for a while. we talked about it before. we have seen polling drop. those self-identify as conservetives when asked by pollsters remained constant. the tea partiers are largely this group of people, people who describe themselves as independents and describe themselves as conservative but are not theia-rah -- yea-rah

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steve: okay. the judge is going to go ahead and be dismissed now because you got to prepare for your radio show in 42 minutes. you got stuart varney and juan williams. number 13. straight ahead, how did you get your credit score up? what's the difference between chapter 7 and chapter 13 bankruptcy? all your real estate question answered by bob massi, he continues our special series, america's housing series. >> steve: then jesse james checking out of sex rehab? what's next for him and his wife, sandra bullock? >> brian: news by the numbers. the average pay for an american ceo. yes, last year, according to a compensation firm, that's down 15% and the question is, how did you live on 9.53 million? next, 911, that's how many babies could be saved each year if their mothers breast-fed them for the first six months. published in the journal of pediatrics says it could prevent sudden infant death syndrome. new york city student who was handcuffed and arrested for doodling on her desk is suing the city. she is claiming excessive force. guys. >> gretchen: thank you. now more than ever, it's important to make sure you understand exactly what effects your cr