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Perry, misgivings and now are expressing the protest to rip's -- rick perry's performance and perry dropped ten points and herman cain gained ten points. having said that, it is also a real expression of the tea party's impact and the conservative base of the republican party's impact on the aggregate demand by folks on the right for a strong experienced critic of obama, someone who will speak common sense, be candidate, have specific plans and be aggressive in trying to oust president obama. they think they found that in herman cain in the short run because rick perry had such hype when he go...

how about you? >> oh, i'm a bears fan. >> she's a chicago boy. i'll give you the highlights. >> there you go. >> okay, drew. >> thanks a lot. drew griffin here in studio 7 for suzanne malveaux, who's over in afghanistan. let's get you up to speed. new numbers out today provide more evidence of a very weak job market. the number of americans filing first-time claims rose. it was up to 414,000 last week. why is that important? economists say the number needs to fall below 400,000 to reduce the unemployment rate, which is stuck at 9.1%. president obama lays out his jobs plan tonight. ou...

Done different, looked for longer term maybe even medium to longer term changes to policy we could have made that wouldn't give us this kind of hangover. we know from studies what happens after a financial crisis, often a long decade of really slow growth. jack things up a year or two with the stimulus, the hangover comes a at a time we can't afford it. i say we're getting that hangover right now. >> stay with you one second. what do you say to those who thought we van aggregate short faal and need a stimulus? deeper payroll tax cuts or corporate, worry about the deficit in a few years. do you...

steven moore and robert reich, labor secretary during the clinton administration. currently he's a professor of public policy at the university of california at berkeley and author of "aftershock, the next economy in america's future" now out in paper back. ali, what happened today? >> reporter: we had a situation where it's not just fear we were talking about. this was actual fact. we started this morning with slow bad markets out of europe. then before the markets opened we got this report from morgan stanley which talked about slow growth around the world, telling us things we alr...

people can feel like they can have control over now, if you can get through to the bankers. >> we're trying and it's not cheap to refinance. >> that's right. >> you have to think about whether you want to do that. >> if rates go low enough, it's good to check it out. >> it's friday. >> yes. >> yeah. although the week started off well, the realization that a second recession may be drawing closer is hammering stocks this morning. actually futures. here in the united states, the dow dropped 420 points or nearly 4% yesterday, stripping away this week's gains and then some. adding to the...