ben stein is also going to join us tonight. [ applause ] plus, george parna on what all the political polls really mean. drilling has broken through to the 33 chilean miners trapped underground since august. they created a shaft wide enough to send a capsule down to pull miners out one-by-one. you have seen the pictures who made the best of a difficult situation since august 6. the gold and copper mine they were working in collapsed. since then, they lived together a half mile underground, unbarely hot and humid. unable to kiss their loved ones. next, they haven t seen daylight since then. steve harrigan is at the san jose mine now. steve, first of all, how are they going to determine which miner gets to come up first? reporter: governor, likely the first thing that will happen is someone will go in
we ll ask a research specialist tracking cultural trends in america. george, good to have you here. thank you very much. i want to us talk about the fact it s confusing to most of us who see the polls day after day. and they just have wide swings. this is a great example, the 11-point swing on the congressional election. why such a big difference? there are many different answers to give. you have to look at the question they re asking. it s always about the question. here you ask people who would you vote for, republicans or democrats? you don t vote for the republicans or the democrats. you vote for a republican candidate or a democratic candidate this your district. you don t get to vote for a party nationally. so the question itself doesn t make sense. secondly, you have to look at other things behind the scenes that you will never hear about, such as who was chosen, how were they chosen?
ben stein is also going to join us tonight. [ applause ] plus, george parna on what all the political polls really mean. drilling has broken through to the 33 chilean miners trapped underground since august. they created a shaft wide enough to send a capsule down to pull miners out one-by-one. you have seen the pictures who made the best of a difficult situation since august 6. the gold and copper mine they were working in collapsed. since then, they lived together a half mile underground, unbarely hot and humid. unable to kiss their loved ones. next, they haven t seen daylight since then. steve harrigan is at the san jose mine now. steve, first of all, how are they going to determine which miner gets to come up first? reporter: governor, likely the first thing that will happen is someone will go in
were going to be served and they feel like they were scammed. george, stick around. after the break we ll bring you back with adrianna huffington and ben stein, and george barna. we ll talk about everything from tax cuts to food stamps. you have no idea what we re going to get into. i don t either. we ll be right back. we all do it. but you don t have to. thanks to secret flawless renewal. with odor-absorbing micro capsules that capture. odor and release a fresh scent. it s still working, so you can stop checking.
regulations, maybe make it easier for them to recover profits they wouldn t. i want to move on. a lot of topics. george, talk about how much of a driving force is the healthcare bill in this year s election. is that a reason people will vote for or against a member of congress? when we look at what is driving things? it s outrageously overwhelmingly the economy. all that people care about now is my pocketbook. what are you going to do for me in the future? what did you do to me in the past? those are the key issues. healthcare is important to them. but even going back to what we were talking about, the big issue for the american public they don t it. they feel like again, something is being done to them by people who they no longer trust. so i think there has to be an educational process that guess on if we want people to have an informed upon about what will happen with health in the future. by far, they are worried about the economy. mike: let me ask you about newt gingrich calle