they cannot utter the word yes without them uttering the word yes we can t get a deal. look, this is i feel like you re talking to a 5-year-old and, you know, saying, look. you have to eat your vegetables. we went over the cliff a long time ago. we just didn t know it. look at the leadership that we have leading us. i mean, it s like lemmings. come on. all right. that s what s being said right now. joining us from capitol hill is nbc news correspondent mike viqueira. we have some elements from what we understand to be a deal at the moment. what would you say the mood is right now? what are some of the other details? break it down for us. richard, it s funny. at this point we re stuck sort of reading tea leaves. yes, we ve had indications with more detail than we ve got in days on what the outlines of that deal might be. but i got to tell you any deal if it were to pass both houses of congress here in the last 12 hours before midnight would carry with it the seeds
protesters arrested and police officers hurt, curfews enacted. have they finally worn out their welcome? fox & friends starts right now. good morning everyone, thanks for joining us bright and early this morning, how are you guys. dave: good, i stayed up and watched the debate. alisyn: i watched pieces of it as well. dave: not a lot of fireworks until they dumped out of the debate at nine o clock after 60 minutes, we knew they were going to do it, cbs the last 30 minutes was hard to find because the internet was a mess. clayton: we ll get to the candidates. cbs decided to dump out of the debate and go to a rereturn of ncis and then they dumped the online version of the debate and people tried to jump online and follow the rest and it crashed. dave: best laid plans. alisyn: interesting strategy for the hosts of the debate cbs, but all eyes were on rick perry and see if he was going to have a good night or disastrous night and most pundits from what i ve read
president had to say. occupy wall street gets out of control and more clashes, protesters arrested and police officers hurt, curfews enacted. have they finally worn out their welcome? fox & friends starts right now. good morning everyone, thanks for joining us bright and early this morning, how are you guys. dave: good, i stayed up and watched the debate. alisyn: i watched pieces of it as well. dave: not a lot of fireworks until they dumped out of the debate at nine o clock after 60 minutes, we knew they were going to do it, cbs the last 30 minutes was hard to find because the internet was a mess. clayton: we ll get to the candidates. cbs decided to dump out of the debate and go to a rereturn of ncis and then they dumped the online version of the debate and people tried to jump online and follow the rest and it crashed. dave: best laid plans. alisyn: interesting strategy for the hosts of the debate cbs, but all eyes were on rick perry and see if he was goi
but, importantly, only 38% of new hampshire likely voters at this point say they are strongly committed to any of the candidates. the number for romney s 45%, a little better but clearly he hasn t closed the sale. as you say, things can happen sometimes even on the eve of nut hampshire primary, if you recall, just four years ago. that was an amazing number. more people in iowa said that they were sure of their vote versus new hampshire, even though the iowa numbers look nor maude lynn. let s go to president obama. his numbers here. his job ratings we noted earlier barely above 40 in iowa. they are two swing states we forget. they didn t look like swing states but they were in 0 # and 2000. the president under 40 in new hampshire, barely 40 in iowa. new hampshire has been this problem in the swing states for them all year long. i have heard them talk about it privately. our numbers showing it. who is he doing particularly poor with in new hampshire. the difference in new
president s jobs bill in the senate where democrats don t have the votes is splitting the plan into pieces the answer. senator chuck schumer joins me this morning. tuesday, october 11th, 2011. this is the dalily rundown. ho closely the obama administration used mitt romney s massachusetts health care law as a model of their own plan. this isn t talking points, folks. this is deep facts. we will get to it later in the show. let s get to my first read of the morning. we start with the republican race. eight republican hopefuls meet in hanover new hampshire to devote the economy. it is a state by state battle that begins in iowa and new hampshire. we are debuting new nbc news marist posts in both states. the numbers confirm that tonight is a do or die moment for rick perry who has fallen to fourth in both states. no one is more riding on a good debate performance tonight than perry. let s look at the numbers. romney clearly has home turf advantage. he is at 44%. it is nearly t