stressed, we're home alone, there's no adults in charge. clinton would never have made these mistakes. >> well, what governor granholm said i think is the key to our current substantive problem, not political problem. which is the economy has changed d we need a president who can direct the country, leave the country to some place and say here's how we're going to have jobs in the new che. there's no one better at that than bill clinton. president obama has shown one weakness throughout his time in national life is he has not been a grat explainer in chief about the new economy and how his policies will actually make things come about. its the same on this jobs bill. if you break it down, the individual elements are popular in most cases. it doesn't have, though, the public support it would need and the congressional support it would need if the president could explain this is why this will work. he does not have, the polls show, credibility on that. >> helene, is there a broader vision for the economy that the president goes out and runs on? >> i think there is. and he's -- he's put that out there with his jobs proposal.