bachmann is moving. neil: do they get any bang for their buck with michele bachmann visiting 99 counties but it must kill them when they do not see a pop not polls. us historically it matters, historically. but is this year traditional? i don t know. every poll we look at, to thirds of the light lick caucus goers who will show up in the cold, to the fire house, with the school, and caucus, two thirds of them say they have not made up their mine and they will likely make it up in the last seven days best caucus. if you are in the living room it makes a difference in retail politics. neil: so megyn and chris wallace, who is most likely to try to steal my goals futures question? guest: i like the credit
they should have jitters and jitters about in country and the way this country is run. i don t blame them. frankly, if you re a great citizen of this great country, and i say great now, but it has to be somewhat tenuous, because what is happening is going to make it not so great. you have to to be very, very nervous. greta: the thing that seems to be the catalyst for the horrible day with the dow and the stock market is the s&p downgrading the united states. the president blames that on the of political will as well as as insistence on drawing lines in the sand meaning the political divide. david axelrod over the weekend blame it on the tea party. says it is a tea party downgrade. the s&p, as bad as they are and horrible in terms of that credit swap, aaa they gave the credit swaps in the mid 2000, it has an impact. is the president right, is
one point was the largest oil trader in the world. he is the founder and ceo of mfb clearing, which may mean very little to. but i can tell that he has been an and continues to be one of the most honest traders and one of the most insightful personalities i ve ever met. i had to coax him on to the television. senator coburn and richard trumka said the real problem is the congress. are these people in the wrong place? i applaud everyone s efforts to coming out today. but this is the lynch mob lynching the wrong person. explain why you think that? the rules that the banks working with are not set by the banks. the rules are set by our government. if the government goes ahead and allows the leverage, and if the government allows the aigs of the world to write credit swap after credit swap, with no money behind it, is it aig s fault?
they should have jitters and jitters about in country and the way this country is run. i don t blame them. frankly, if you re a great citizen of this great country, and i say great now, but it has to be somewhat tenuous, because what is happening is going to make it not so great. you have to to be very, very nervous. greta: the thing that seems to be the catalyst for the horrible day with the dow and the stock market is the s&p downgrading the united states. the president blames that on the of political will as well as as insistence on drawing lines in the sand meaning the political divide. david axelrod over the weekend blame it on the tea party. says it is a tea party downgrade. the s&p, as bad as they are and horrible in terms of that credit swap, aaa they gave the credit swaps in the mid 2000, it has an impact. is the president right, is