into an abortion debate, once again, was really just the antics that were being played out by colleagues on the republican side and i think, frankly, many of those republicans didn't even know what they were voting on, because why would you want to deny emergency services to a pregnant woman who wants that baby but who is hemorrhaging to death? why would you want to deny them health care? >> in terms of the jobs issue and the economics issue, congressman cantor, the majority leader in the house, has said he is open to voting on pieces of the jobs bit. i spoke with senator sherrod brown about what he thought might be able pass, piecemeal or otherwise, he suggested maybe investment specifically in schools, about infrastructure investment in schools and some of the other infrastructure investment might conceivably become law. do you agree with him? is there anything else you think might actually make it? >> well, i do think that we can do a huge infrastructure bill,