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Nearly 4 in 10 say it's getting worse. joining me now, kevin has set, former economic adviser to mitt romney, "new york times" economic policy reporter annie lowry, and mark stazandi. is this real? the worst has happened and we're on the road to recovery, yes? >> yes. i think we're clearly in a strong recovery now. if you look at the inflection and the data over the last couple months, it's really the best couple of months i have seen since the great recession began. consumer confidence is soaring. auto sales jumped up to 16.4 million above the 16 million number which is kind of like the 98.6 ...

100-something years. >> i can't figure out how that wave pool doesn't turn out to be 98.6. the water will go up with the body temperature floating around. it's been hot. normal temperature between 86 and 90 degrees. they've been way over that. they've topped 95 degrees for 25 times in the month of july. tomorrow it will be slightly under 100. there have been nine, now nine straight days in shanghai over 100 degrees. last time it was even close to this was 1934. you have to understand the population density of what happened in '34 compared to where we are now 80 years later. this is the hottest...

Professor of medicine at the university of north carolina. this is a procedure that you have used yourself, that right, doctor? >> yes, sir. we call this induced hypotherm yu. what we do is cool the body to 92 degrees in children and adults with patients suffering cardiac arrest or other conditions which impair blood flow such as a fast heart rate like the child had. jon:. a 300 beat per minute heart rate, that is what the little boy had. >> yes, sir. we see super ventricular tacky card yaw in children and adults. in neonatal it occurs 5% of the time t can be life-threatening. it is very impor...

Supported a law that supported the government funding for abortion but you oppose abortion. what's your response? >> this is typical of what senator santorum and i have complained about with gov romney's super pac. which apparently he has no influence offense which makes you wonder how much influence he would have if he were president. let me take that particular bill. that bill was introduced by a republican from rhode island. it was introduced at a time when ronald reagan's mexico city policy was enforced. that said no u.s. funding will be used to fund any activity that relates to abortion. ...

Supported a law that supported the government funding for abortion but you oppose abortion. what's your response? >> this is typical of what senator santorum and i have complained about with gov romney's super pac. which apparently he has no influence offense which makes you wonder how much influence he would have if he were president. let me take that particular bill. that bill was introduced by a republican from rhode island. it was introduced at a time when ronald reagan's mexico city policy was enforced. that said no u.s. funding will be used to fund any activity that relates to abortion. ...