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but there is a force greater. a force at work here much greater than those who would try to destroy me and destroy this campaign and this journey to the white house. and that force is called, the voice of the people. that's why we're doing as well as we are in this campaign thus far. y'all were supposed to applaud. >> here's another development. one of his accusers may go public. her attorney says that she can only break her silence if the confidentiality agreement is lifted. that decision will be up to cain's former employer. >> i have not had any direct contact with the national re...

Koch brothers who are now under investigation for doing business with iran during the war? who had been bribing companies overseas? six or seven investigations going on and we don't cover it. >> eric: they're contributor to conservative causes. >> greg: i want to go to rosanne. she was on something called russia today. if you've seen this network, it's hilarious. vividly anti-american network you can find. filmed from someone's basement. expressing solidarity with the protesters and how she fent about the bankers. >> i first would allow the guilty bankers the ability to pay back anything over ...

The -- the wealth. not that i'm agreeing with it. i understand that that's their argument but it's slightly disingenuous. >> it's a little muddled. and speaking of muddled, listen to this. roseanne barr took part in one of the occupy wall street protests and then she showed up on television and she talked a little bit about how the people down on wall street and across the country who have made a lot of money, how they -- how they have an opportunity to pay it back and if they don't, get out the goullitine, listen. >> i would allow the guilty bankers the ability to pay back anything over $100 ...

The darkest day in new zeal ard history. here at home, democratic lawmakers in wisconsin are still m.i.a. as they try to stop a vote on the tough budget bill. but governor walker threatened that if democrats don't come home, 1500 state workers could be laid off. tonight, the governor will give a televised speech to tell him about his controversial proposal to cut pensions, benefits and collective bargaining from union workers. this morning he was on "morning joe" so was afocla leader. both were asked about it. >> if i have to choose between a demand of a few union leaders particularly outsid...

>> neil: nothing's working. >> because of the nature of the shock. we came into the system overinvested in housing, overinvested in the financial sector and we were overleveraged. all those shocks came home to roost and now the economy is faced with the difficult task of reallocating resources and getting back to some sort of normal pace. >> neil: how long will getting back anything -- >> it may take a long time. >> neil: what's a long time? >> years. >> neil: people who fear a double dip, another recession, are you among them? >> no. people said for a long time this would be a modest recovery...