will: it was me. glad it was memorable. pete: jackie did a nice job. you did so-so. it's amazing how much more expensive it is, and everyone feels it. will: if the economy's really good, they just don't know who to give credit. to watch. >> what specifically would you do this year to turn that around and make americans feel better about how the economy's doing? >> if you noticed, they're feeling much better about how the economy's doing. what we haven't done is letting them know exactly who got it changed. that's the part. that's what's happening. if you look at the consumer confidence measures, they're way up across the board. everybody's doing better, ask and they believe it. they know it. and they're just beginning to sink in. will: taking crept. that's the -- credit. that's the problem here. rachel: has the most infuriating answer. imagine being a family who's struggling to make ends meet right now, who goes to the grocery store. the only people who can afford to buy groceries are angry when they have to pay $9 for things