62% approve of oh he is handling the economy disapprove. excuse me. the other way around we d have a different segment. [ laughter ] bob, i want to ask you something. when you worked in the carter white house, it was probably the same. when a president is about to give a big speech and there is a big build-up to it, the pundit and politico and media start to say is the most important speech of his political career. with those poll numbers could it be one of the most important speeches? bob: it may be. the other thing they call at it major, it s a major addres address. look, it s important, but it is also my firm belief about politics, the expectations are key to success in politics. expectations, they raised it higher than they should for the speech. internally, the people who want to go the long bomb did not win. what you end up with, you all will say tomorrow we heard all of that before. blah, blah, blah.
night with grade, mortar and gunsment they were able to help them out. and they re members of the u.s. military. meantime, just three days, al the mid term elections, the president making a plea to politicians and voters in this week s addres on tuesday, we e together to help put people who are still looking for jobs back to work and there are some practical steps, to promote growth and encourage businesses to hire and expand. later today, the president will attend rallies for senate candidates in pennsylvania, connecticut and home state of illinois. republicans are hoping to capitalize on democratic spending m this week s election, john boehner drove the point home during his weekly address. americans are demanding a new way forward in washington, an approach that neither people tied and it started
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chuck schumer says he prefers to set the bar at $1 million. they have smart cuts to ask the millionaires to pay their fair shares. $60% of americans want millionaires to pay more. democrats hope this addres addresses the estate tax. increase it from 35% to 40 packet and lower protected to $5 million. framly farms or ranchs and that could be hefty tax bill. bret: mike emanuel on the hill. good news for people trying to sell the homes. prices were up 6.3% in october from a year earlier. that is the largest yearly gain since july of 2006. the dow lost 14, though, today. the s&p 500 dropped 2. nasdaq off 5.5. new warning for syria. this is warning from nato.
62% approve of oh he is handling the economy disapprove. excuse me. the other way around we d have a different segment. [ laughter ] bob, i want to ask you something. when you worked in the carter white house, it was probably the same. when a president is about to give a big speech and there is a big build-up to it, the pundit and politico and media start to say is the most important speech of his political career. with those poll numbers could it be one of the most important speeches? bob: it may be. the other thing they call at it major, it s a major addres address. look, it s important, but it is also my firm belief about politics, the expectations are key to success in politics. expectations, they raised it higher than they should for the speech. internally, the people who want to go the long bomb did not win. what you end up with, you all will say tomorrow we heard all of that before. blah, blah, blah.