senate floor. this is new jersey democrat robert menendez. he says he and his colleagues still do not have the 60 votes needed to overcome a possible filibuster. that bill would be the first overhaul of our nation s immigration policy since 1986. what it would do, many, many things. some of them, it would create a 13-year path to citizenship. it would raise the cap for vice arksz on highly skilled workers and strengthen border security. menendez says debate will likely begin on this june 10th. a packed week ahead. want to show you what s going coming up. maybe you have tomorrow off, i don t, but it s memorial day, a day to remember those who have fallen on battlefield. there will be many, many different ceremonies held across the country and when we look across ahead at the rest of the week, on wednesday the national democratic committee is going to hold this, an annual lgbt fund-raiser, the pro basketball
jon: aren t there enough real squirrels in the nation? they need to build robots? got them all over my neighborhood. i don t know. just wondering. three weeks to go till election day. brand new polling shows a very important shift in women voters toward governor mitt romney. take a look at this. a brand new usa today-gallup poll of likely voters in swing states shows governor romney with a 4 point edge over the president. among women voters the pollsters say governor romney closed a massive gender gap. he now trails the president among women by just a point. meanwhile, the latest real clear politics national average shows about as tight a race as you can get. governor romney leading the president by .3 of a point. joining us for a fair and balance debate, former new york state republican senator alphonse d amato, debbie dingell, member the national democratic committee and former vice-chair of al gore s campaign in michigan. debbie, this was a runaway