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Destined for greatness, not wilderness. >> but you look back at her time when she took over congress and she was, of course, the house speaker and take a look at this. $162 billion national deficit when she took over. when she left the speaker ship, 1.2 trillion. that's her report card. >> important to point out everybody was in that gang, though, of raising this deficit. it was republican and democrat alike. we should not forget that. but it did happen under her watch. >> you see the approval ratings, like 9% approval rating for congress or 11% for congress. i think britney spears has a highe...

Pelosi's time when she was speaker, when she took over congress, $162 billion national deficit. when she left the speakership, $1.2 trillion. >> kelly: wow. >> ainsley: big difference. >> clayton: let us know your thoughts on that. >> ainsley: for your headline, virginia man filing his own lawsuit to get newt gingrich on the state's super tuesday ballot. jonathan moseley, an attorney and tea party activist is working without the blessing of the gingrich campaign. he claims the speaker was cheated and he had more than the required signatures and the republican party, quote, messed up, in determ...

For the vault? >> well, i'd like a lot more money to amtrak and besides that putting money into the vault is one of two parts on the list are american made cars and not recommend where we're putting our money, but glad we're investing in clean energy. for example, worldwide there's 162 billion dollars invested in clean energy technology in 2009. and that's what is emerging mark market. >> brenda: but is it paying offer? >> i'm going to invest with this company and real people put money and made in america and-- >> but the energy budget isn't just about the car. >> it's about doing the right th...

I don't think people are parsing this out betweenand republicans, frankly and if the republicans assume it's an antidemocratic year they're going to be in for a surprise. jon: rick, let's get your response to something else in that article. the survey results for showing a strong showing for republicans but they also show voters were far more frustrated with government in general than by an affinity for the gop. that's your take, rick? >> i think that's largely true and the republicans need to lay out a new agenda to move the economy forward. look, i think getting back to who's to blame for th...