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Seriously? >> he can get taken seriously because he was the 60th and is now the 59th vote. and he's going to be around as long as the math works out that much in his favor. >> okay. i think he's stimpy? yeah. connected to this, the job bills passed the senate this morning. big business then had this meeting with senate democrats, tried to sell them on the emphasis on small business misses the roll. their conclusion was it misses the role that big business has to play. the boeing ceo apparently argued that when big business does well, small business does well, creates the jobs, the big business...

Now the 59th vote. and he's going to be around as long as the math works out that much in his favor. >> okay. i think he's stimpy? yeah. connected to this, the job bills passed the senate this morning. big business then had this meeting with senate democrats, tried to sell them on the emphasis on small business misses the roll. their conclusion was it misses the role that big business has to play. the boeing ceo apparently argued that when big business does well, small business does well, creates the jobs, the big businesses do, in the small businesses. his argument got him a chewing out from ...

And rockefeller came out and he was at least up-front with liberals. he said, i don't think we get it done and i'm not going to try. i think there are a lot of offices out there doing something a bit cowardly and saying, yeah, sure, it's easier for us to say we'll sign the letter than it is for us to say we won't but we're not going to do it and we're just going to give you another crushing disappointment. so frankly i prefer senator rockefeller's up-front approach to the in-name-only support you're getting from some offices right now. >> and cowardliness takes us to ben nelson, who criticized...