see you. good to see you. greta: we are hearing a lot about these polls liking grim her for the democrats, which i m sure doesn t disappoint you. what is going on with this enthusiasm gap between democrats and republicans? part of it is the job-killing nature of the way the democrats have handled the economy. the fact that the unemployment numbers have been so consistently bad. part of it is that the radicalism of the obama team and pelosi and reid, has in a strange way depressed their side and truly aroused both independents and republicans in a way this you couldn t have predicted when obama came in, nobody would have predicted they would be in the mood they are in after coming up on labor day, this weekend. i think that greta: where did it go? all the crowds and enthusiasm, even their own base doesn t seem seem to be excited.
that s what the latest barack obama stimulus pack wage package was about. jamie: no doubt the american people are waiting to hear from both sides more of the same, something new? gentlemen, thank you. coming up mideast peace talks wrapping up with you progress. today ahmadinejad chimes in. saying no deal. later also newt gingrich popular here in the states. apparently he s reached%u9d celebrity status with some in europe. the former house speaker tells greta all, coming up.
this notion in washington that is held by many, many democrats and economists, who i think are wrong they believe more deficit spending will get in economy growing faster. i think we ought to be starting to rein in this spending and debt that would be a positive sign it could provide strength for private sector employment. jamie: strength is what we are looking for. steve, thank you. thank you jamie. jamie: the midterm elects are less than 60 days way a brand new fox news dynamic opinion dynamics poll, as we call them, shows 46% of registered voters would vote for a republican candidate in their district. only 37% would choose a democrat, if the election were held today. greta asked former house speaker newt gingrich why, without knowing who the candidate would be, voters right now favor his party? greta: mr. speaker nice to
destiny you ought to do it and see what happens. greta: mr. speaker, thank you very much. hope you come back very soon. jamie: greta thanks for that. news from the national hurricane center. earl is now a tropical storm. it is heading towards canada. it has sustained winds now of 70 miles per hour. we will keep you posted on all the latest developments is good news for so many people on the east coast this holiday weekend. next up on the record, a story that i really want you to hear. she lost her mother in the 9/11 terrorist attacks. a family heirloom dug out of the rubble of the world trade center keeps their special bond alive. [ male announcer ] what if we told you there s a new utility vehicle o there
people could see the difference in those two responses. greta: the reason i ask is because the economy is so much a product of people s enthusiasm to want to go out and expand, to buy to feel inspired, to spend, build, be creative. there s something hanging over the nation where you are scared, frightened, worried you hang on tight and that hurts the economy. so the psychological impact of the leadership does matter. calista and i were at dinner this week, two entrepreneurs walked up to us and said, we each have enough money in the bank that we could expand your businesses. one is a very successful restaurant operator who has three locations co-expand to. the other is a person who has a factory that employees about 400 he could add another 100. they both said we want to talk to you. because we are not going to add a single job while moo is in the white house. because every while obama