up to date there. a poll from quinnipiac university found that 47% oppose it and only 40% support it but half believe that everyone should be required to have insurance. >> and with the democratic majority in congress, the poll found that by a 57-37% margin, congress should not approve a bill with only democratic votes. the problem be is when you go forward and you're trying to negotiate how the legislation moves forward, if you get a lot of push back and you get republicans digging in their heels and they are unwilling to support, meaning they really don't want a public option so here's the baucus bill that doesn't have a public option, yet they are still no republican at this point coming out, saying i will support it. >> not only that the same time, you see suched mixed messages from the public. that poll there in the poll at the same time, the quinnipiac poll showing 61% support a public option that is something that is off the table at this point. but at the same time, you know this he don't support the health care plan. very conflicting thing. >> at the beginning of the week, we were talking about a new poll that shows more people now