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Them out of town. >> kimberly: he is firing them up a little bit, sounding like politician, on the campaign. doing the speeches. is this going to work or resonate? what makes this speech and push different from the rest. >> i'm trying to figure out what he is trying to do. $447 billion more. we tried $850 billion. we tried $700 billion on tarp. unemployment keeps going up. by the way, tomorrow morning, unemployment is going to come out. he can say pass the bill, pass the bill, pass the bill. he can't pass it anyway. not paging it through the senate. >> kimberly: should he parcel it out or put ...

Banks. nbc's tracy pend oreilie potts >> reporter: some of that has spilled over as lawmakers try to work together and figure out if they can pass all or maybe just some of the president's jobs plan. >> you can hear me in the back. >> reporter: the occupy wall street protests have spread from new york, pennsylvania, florida, the west coast and washington. >> all: where are the jobs? >> the corporate greed machines that are supposed to be creating jobs for us are holding on to the money they're collecting and no jobs are trickling down. >> reporter: today analysts expect the new jobs report to ...

Re-elected. among republicans, 83% feel their candidate will win the white house compared to 13% for president obama. this one a little bit surprising, democrats less enthusiastic about temperature's chances. only 58% think president obama will win next year versus 33% who think a republican will win. when asked about hips numbers, president obama said this. >> are you the underdog now? >> absolutely. given the economy, there's no doubt that whatever happens on your watch you've got to -- >> you embraced that pretty quickly. >> i don't mind. i'm used to being an underdog. >> he's the underdog....

>> his specialty is painting elaborate graphic picture of the carnal pleasures that await them. >> and.... >> kelly: the american terrorist will air here tomorrow 9:00 p.m. you should see it. it is riveting. >> heather: making a public plea obama urging congress to get to work on his $447 billion jobs bill. house republicans insisting they will not consider the bill, not consider it unless the president agree foz critical changes. peter doocy has more. >> reporter: he says it's been three weeks since he sent the jobs act to congress, the president wants to know why they are dragging their feet...