health care reform by the easter break. that s four weeks. wow. hey, right below your story in politico, there was a poll that you guys were running. a gallup poll talking about whether you push it through with 50 votes. do we have that poll, pete? it s not ready? 42% of americans, mike, say they support that plan. 52% oppose it. but you go into those independents that will make such a huge difference, only a 20-point difference of republicans against reconciliation vs. those for it. this is a big-time gamble by the white house to push through a bill unpopular with most americans. it is. and they need to change the minds of lawmakers who today are against it. there aren t 50 votes in the senate. aren t 217 votes in the house. so we re told the selling point
the words anymore. he s running for congressman at the 30th district. the person who got up there was a staffer and say let s say this and he was pretty shocked to hear the laughter that came back at him. so we ll find out. that guy, is running against henry waxman. are you upset by that or one of those things at the moment, where people are just surprised that someone would say do the pledge before we start. right. and the congressman says as soon as i realized that they were asking for the pledge, i said to the woman who was at the podium, let s go ahead and do it and they did it. there was a lot of laughter. straight ahead, reconciliation vs. nuclear. what s the difference when talking about health care and why you should care. dick morris is here and you should care about that. billions of dollars spent and almost nine years later, ground zero is a giant hole in the ground still. what the heck is going on? victims families call it an absolute disgrace. we re supposed t