estimate in washington as well. that s unsettling. that s reason for concern right there. great to see you guys. thanks so much. coming up for us, donald trump for the first time launching ads in iowa and new hampshire. what he s promising and who he s attacking now. that s up next. father versus son, president versus president. the elder george bush like you have never heard him before. he says his son didn t have very good help while he was in the white house. a surprising new book about to hit washington. (vo) you can check on them. you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (child) i m ok. (announcer vo) love. (mom) we re ok. (announcer vo) it s what makes a subaru, a subaru.
typical of politicians. they will throw their party under the bus to save their own careers. we saw this happen with democrats and republicans, when america all of a sudden didn t agree with us being in iraq and wanted the troops home. a lot of information came out that had voted for that. i disagree with cal and i know a lot of my democrats get angry with me, but i m a realist and i believe that the house majority will remain republican and i believe the senate majority will remain democrat. i don t think we re going to see a huge shake up there. cal, republicans are taking advantage by launching ads reminding voters of the ties between president obama and democrats. especially ads in those states where democrats supported obamacare, but the public isn t exactly ennam orred of republicans. the favorablety is slightly
camel. by 1950, american daals were smoking 4,000 cigarettes for every person every year. in 1952, reader s digest, then the country s most popular magazine published a two-page article, cancer by the carton. it was the first time a mainstream publication like this connected smoking to cancer. in 1955 at the federal trait commission s company for making positive claims about cigarettes. launching ads like this from phillip morris. scientifically proven to be less irritating to the nose and throat. the federal trade commission and reader s digest did you a favor. the fictional ad wiz on mad men. we say anything we want.
the election to frame mitt romney negatively. he has the advantage in the final sprint. launching ads. the tons of advertiseing that obama did earlier didn t move the needle very much in his direction. i think the debates will be a key pivotal moment in the campaign. a debate every week during the month of october. shannon: and do you think that the vice presidential debate is going to be a factor? a lot of people say the second person on the ticket doesn t matter that much but there seems to be a great deal of interest what we are hearing from viewers andre anecdoteallt they want to see the biden ryan matchup. almost more interested than that than the top of the ticket. same thing four years ago with sarah palin versus biden. and john edwards. there is a lot of interest in the vice presidential debate. in the end people aren t voting for number two on the ticket.
this is affirmed by the supreme court. they are launching ads in republican held districts touting the benefit of the healthcare law. a new poll shows 80% of the likely voters surveyed believe if romney is elected president, the healthcare law will be repealed. in the meantime, governors in eight states will refuse to implement key portions of the law. including rick perry. we don t trust administration or washington, d.c. to deliver healthcare in the state. 11 official governors say they are considering the possibility of pushing back against what many of them are calling the administration s one size if its all approach to healthcare. the arrogance of the federal government. they believe down here they could craft a program to work for everybody.