he s taken the country in a different place, even on this health care debate. it s not going to back to where it was. he s changed the terms on the debate, and that s true on a lot of issues, so i don t think that all is lost because this election was lost, but it certainly was an unhappy end to the story. what happened to all, during the campaign, all the democrats were talking about the vaunted data machine, all the operations about get out to vote. nobody s seen a machine like this. what happened? well, as it turns out, and as we always should have known, the machine only works as well as the product. and if people aren t enthused about the candidate then the machine isn t going to get you across the finish line, and i think there was, first of all, bad data. there was an assumption for example in michigan that she was well ahead. that turned out not to be true. yeah. so there s going to be a lot of soul searching about that, anderson. david axelrod, van jones, thank you.
of some of the things he s accomplished. he s taken the country in a different place, even on this health care debate. it s not going to back to where it was. he s changed the terms on the debate, and that s true on a lot of issues, so i don t think that all is lost because this election was lost, but it certainly was an unhappy end to the story. what happened to all, during the campaign, all the democrats were talking about the vaunted data machine, all the operations about get out to vote. nobody s seen a machine like this. what happened? well, as it turns out, and as we always should have known, the machine only works as well as the product. and if people aren t enthused about the candidate then the machine isn t going to get you across the finish line, and i think there was, first of all, bad data. there was an assumption for example in michigan that she was well ahead. that turned out not to be true. yeah. so there s going to be a lot of soul searching about that,
creates jobs at all! but there is every evidence that it destroys jobs. there s evidence according to that poll, it was about a month ago, there was evidence that a slight majority of americans agreed with the president. that it s all politics, isn t it? it s not good economic policy. it s not job creation. it s job touting for votes that you think are out there if you come on strong enough. that s not good policy. you know, but simple economics. you could give everybody tax cuts if you simply cut back spending in washington. that s the problem, isn t it? that s the problem right there! it s not raising taxes. it s cutting spending. we have a deficit that s out of control because we can t stop spending money. more and more and more. you can raise taxes on anybody and attempt to bring in more revenue. it will not mop up all that extra spending. that s the key to it. you want to bring this deficit down? get a grip on spending. did you see on our show on friday, we had the
you re going to be hear listening and watching as i m sure you will, david. thanks for joining us. pleasure. thank you. coming up straight ahead, we change gears a little bit. a body found in the park and the search for the suspect leading the cops to a goat. strange details coming up. and the white house claiming new dangers if they can t hike taxes on the rich. notion that we borrow $700 billion for the next 10 years from china or other country doesn t make sense. but there s a but there s a different risk they re not sharing. stuart varney here to share on how it could end up costing every american something extra. i put the words in his mouth. he s got money. at least $40. fiber one chewy bar. how d you do that? do what? it tastes t good to be fiber. you made it taste like chocolate. it has 35%
by her saying i m not getting any help from people in washington the people across the country are pouring money into her coffers. she has a 2-1 edge over chris coons. meanwhile, take a look at the latest fox news opinion dynamics poll, you can see that she is trailing him by a margin of 54% to 38%. that s what the establishment would say. they say we re not going to pour money into a campaign that we believe may be a foregone conclusion. however, how can you say that about christine o donnell? first of all, how can you say that in this era right now? you have no idea what s going to happen in the next two weeks. what happened to christine o donnell last time around? she was down as many points before she got the republican nomination. here s how she feels about it. first of all, keep in mind that in the primary race, i was about this far down in the polls as well. we didn t close that gap until the day before the primaries where i was at 47%.