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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110120:18:14:00

so he s got the numbers now, but if we don t get jobs sometime soon in a big way, it will be interesting to see if that poll can last. and erin, what do you think? you know, the president, of course, has his state of the union address on tuesday. a lot of people think this will be important, the tone the president sets. but also, what does wall street want to hear from the president? well, this is interesting. norah, recently, wall street has been very happy. and by wall street i mean, corporate america across the board with the president. bringing bill daly into the white house, even gene sperling. all those thing have said applauded by business people. i mean, look at the state dinner last night with hu jintao. you saw bankers there. we were thinking, gosh, you wouldn t have seen that a year ago. so they re pretty happy, but they want to hear a commitment to reducing corporate taxes. and also, if he could tip his hat on less regulation, using that sort of terminology, that would

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nbc news wall stre wall street poll. get this. just 25% of people think republicans in congress will bring the right kind of change to the country. that s compared to 42% who said that when democrats took control of the house in 2007. joining us now, msnbc contributor and democratic strategist, karen finney, and republican strategist, david winston. great to see both of you. david, wow. kind of a big warning sign, the republicans, they just got in power. speaker boehner just got his big gavel and already the american people say it s not going to be the right kind of change? first off, i ve got a quibble with the poll, in that i think there are a lot more democrats in it than republicans. the margin, i believe, is ten to points, favoring democrats. which, by the way, if you go back to 2008, a terrific year for democrats and the margin is only seven. so this poll is saying there s a better environment for barack obama now than election night on 2008. but having said that in relative te

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welcome back to hardball. on our independence day, we wanted to look at the political independent. in the wall street poll, nearly a third said the two-party system was seriously broken and the country needs a third party. nearly half said if they re comfortable running as an independent candidate. they both join us now. happy independence day. senator chafy, i m going to start with you. what is it that you sort of left your party even before you officially left your party. it s easy to run as an independent these days, but what are your fears about governing as one, considering you re going to have a very democratic state legislature to work with when

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in most polls nationally. that means 75 to 80% of the republican electorate who basically decided they don t want to be with romney mp pe have gone through a series of choices but they haven t happened on any anyone who they fell in love with. michele bachmann was in that place. donald trump was in that place. herman cain was in that place. now newt gingrich is in that place. will those con sefb tifs who decide they don t want mitt romney, is it just latest example and does romney end up winning by almost default the same way john kerry won in 2004. with a little help from howard dean at the time. right. thanks very much, chris. great to share poll day with you. and of course the ref of the wall street poll will be on later in the news. now with us, ann seltzer and malhall prin. time magazine s editor at large.

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