yellen, good to see you. >> hi, brooke, good to see you aga again. out against two major measures in the u.s. senate, one is the s.t.a.r.t. treaty, that's that nuclear anti-proliferation treaty that president obama is trying to get done. newt asking 1.2 million members to oppose that and also asking them to block -- support republicans in blocking the appropriations bill bring up for a vote which funds the government to stay open, fascinating, of course, new england says in the criticism it threatens a shut down of the government if we don't accept this omnibus bill with all of its pork barrel spending. what is so ironic about that when new england was speaker, he may have been involved in shutting down the government himself. yes he was. no one knows the dangers of that better than new england. turning to the 2012 race, sarah palin has a little bit of news in a "wall street journal"/nbc news poll, she has her work cut out for her if she plans to run for president. the latest poll shows in a matchup between sarah palin and president obama, the presid