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Activity, sit in, there. >> reporter: absolutely, and uc davis back here one of the most prestigious vet schools in the country, for humans if we have cancer we go to an oncologist and our child is sick and we take them to a pediatrician and vets are no different and have specialties, too, but the problem is, the vast majority as you said, of new veterinary students are more interested in treating smaller animals like house pets, cats and dogs... as opposed to taking the large animal track which...

Be out of your [bleep] mind. megyn: poor cleveland. it has some beautiful suburbs. >> the cleveland clinic. indianapolis came back. megyn: how are you going to get the government to get its pause off your grocery stores. >> elect politicians who dont want to put their grubby pause on things. but most politicians do. it reminds me rinsing to gibbs. there is so much more to do. always more, but less is better. megyn: more of stossel is a good thing. when they see your show -- you have reports thro...

>> let me ask david gergen because hes been around for a while. how much of an issue is this, this maneuvering around rules? the democrats in the house, they dont want to vote for the senate approved legislation, so theyve got this new concoction to go around that. in all your years watching this, have you ever seen something like this before? >> i havent, wolf. not that i can recall. i recall fierce debate, but i must say i think this right now is a washington story, but its rapidly going out i...

Right now. >> larry: the congressional budget office, sean, says the senate bill will reduce $118 billion. >> is that true? i dont know. what i do know is all the stuff that ive looked at on the bill, its a long bill, its a lot of repetition. it represents the hard work of hundreds of people working incredible hours. and theres good stuff in it. so if people -- if opponents, good willed opponents of instruments in this bill they disagree with, lets have a smart discussion throughout november and...

Anyone. were looking at massive tax increases. and president obamas own numbers say well lose about 5.5 million jobs. that wont help the economy right now. >> larry: the congressional budget office, sean, says the senate bill will reduce $118 billion. >> is that true? i dont know. what i do know is all the stuff that ive looked at on the bill, its a long bill, its a lot of repetition. it represents the hard work of hundreds of people working incredible hours. and theres good stuff in it. so if p...

Pushing paper. those are the people were talking about. >> absolutely. what we cant forget is that when a lobbyist goes for a new program, that program ends up hiring people and those employees are the representatives of that program. we have to introduce some pain into the government spending so that it can shrink like the private sector. >> wasnten, cant we prioritize, keep the librarians and fire the bureaucrats? >> keep my wife working? im all for that. who hires the lobbyists? the private s...

Taxes, fear of now of socialism, fear of terrorism, fear seems to be the one word that always drives their campaigns. isnt it? >> well, you had fear on national security. youve got an economic fear theyre playing into now. the problem they have is that you can talk about the government takeover of health care but if health care goes through as the white house frankly expects it to at this point people are going to wake up tomorrow and find their health care hasnt been taken over and that as they...

>> so much better than any democrat [ unintelligible ] congratulations after three weeks of hysteria they came up with something. >> sean: i think is an important question. what does this mean for the elect? 2006 was all one person, mark foley that resulted in the massive loss for republicans. is this -- you know combined -- i dont think it is the answer. i want your answer. >> it definitely hurts republicans. a lot of the reason is because in is driven by the media and they can pick and choose ...

Up tomorrow and find their health care hasnt been taken over and that as they saw the other day in the health care summit the president isnt radical. hes not scary. so never mind what the republican base is doing. independent voters are going to look at this kind of presentation, this kind of politics, and say its the same old same old. these people are just the same. its gimmicky and it doesnt track with what were seeing out of the white house. so credibility becomes key. you can play the fear ...

As long as i can remember, be it fear of communism, fear of taxes, fear of now of socialism, fear of terrorism, fear seems to be the one word that always drives their campaigns. isnt it? >> well, you had fear on national security. youve got an economic fear theyre playing into now. the problem they have is that you can talk about the government takeover of health care but if health care goes through as the white house frankly expects it to at this point, people are going to wake up tomorrow and ...