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53% disapprove? >> 53% disapprove, 39% approve. >> 39% approve. give or take three or four percentage points, the headline, regardless, is it not correct, not a bounce from health care. >> gallup, by the way, is unchanged, 45% support, 49% oppose. i think on health care, the big story, to me, has been consistently, no matter what the numbers are on the impact on the country overall, they have never been able to get a majority of americans to say, it will benefit me and my family. particularly wh...

Independent. he has virtually no chance of winning the republican primary. if he doesnt, his political career is over. he has some chance as an independent but i dont see where the money comes from. his money base dries up if he runs as an independent, for the most part. >> politicos jim vandehei, thank you very much. we have a big lineup on the way. "the new york times" thomas friedman, washington post kathleen parker and house minority whip eric cantor. >> we have prize winners lined up. >> ...

Lot of congresses. so, if hes says hes never been through anything like that, thats saying something. >> i think so. im trying to figure out what in the bill, what in the bill really, really makes a difference. someone explain to me how it prevents to big to fail. break it down. >> we will do that over the next couple of hours. lets go to our intrepid hill recorder, sam stein. actually, he was at the event last night as well. >> that was fun. >> this is much ado about nothing. youve been talking...

Will hurt all of them. the one it who hurt worst, git running for governor. you know this better than anybody, joe. in florida, the state party is how you funnel money to governor races. right now the florida republican party is handcuffed financially. they have to deal with this investigation. this is a bigger problem right now, its a -- its a pr problem for marco rubio. look, hes still getting -- flori floridians are still getting to know him. the bigger issue is structurally. the state partie...

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Court nominee coming up? >> hes going to be just fine. >> okay. >> thanks, very much for being with us. coming up in a few minutes, "the washington posts" kathleen parker will be here. first, willie, what do you have next in the cooler?willie, what next in the cooler? >> that was a fascinating conversation about the future of this country. allow employee to lower the bar immediately. theres a story about balloon boy. before you cut me off, you called for something to happen when the story came...

>> yeah, it was a steaming pile of garbage -- >> steaming, im sorry. >> -- but there were parts of it. you throw a trillion dollars at the wall, somethings bound to stick. >> you were doing so good. >> steaming garbage can be a good thing. >> some steaming garbage can have parts of the big mac in there that scrapes -- lets go to jim. >> lets go to the "politico playbook." democrats are promising a tough wall street reform bill but tough reform, with teeth, as secretary geithner, easier said than...

Know, he said he would have even voted for it, not just accepted the money. even more than that. when you look at what happened last week, with his veto of the education bill, i think that strikes the core of really what our partys about, trying to put kids first and straighten out the schools. >> so, you couldnt support charlie under any circumstances? >> i think that, you know, he is really, i think, made his bed and hell have to live with it. >> wow. >> chuck todd as political director of msn...

Sachs, or that dick gephardt, the leader of house democrats, the last event i saw him at was in iowa where he had all these union members around him rocking to ac/dc drinking beer because he was a champion of the labor movement. now hes out there advising goldman sachs. you see this across the board for the democratic party where they get so much money from wall street and so much money from corporate america that it makes it harder to paint republicans as being in the hip pocket of business. an...

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