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37% of republicans support them. path to citizenship, 57% of americans support it. only 35% of republicans. same-sex marriage, 53% of americans support it. only 27% of republicans. so across the board they are out of step with where the majority of americans are. >> that's right. >> reverend, glenn beck is right about people losing their heads and he's exhibit a for that case. i think what you've got happening here is this sort of echo chamber effect. this conservative core that has taken over the republican party excludes other people, it becomes a cyclical effect. the party continues to shri...

Issue of diversity which is only going to be more of a problem as the nation becomes more and more diverse. how do you manage that, you know, when you talk say specifically about latinos. you have a real position in what people think immigration should look like and that is certainly one of many issues of importance to latinos. >> well, soledad, both parties have these issues. the democrats lost senior citizens by a lot. the democrats lost veterans by a lot. the democrats lost white voters by a lot. the democrats lost religious voters by a lot. both parties have these issues. for the republica...

The leader in the senate. they feel like he capitulates what he shouldn't. >> by cleaning up you mean bringing back to a conservative core? >> you know, yes conservative core, but really the issues aren't social conservatism. they're fiscal conservatism. these guys look at the republicans who drafted the t.a.r.p. legislation and see that as a betrayal. now they have the bank bailouts, automotive bailouts. they want people whether democrat or republican to fight for them. these people want to get rid of the allegedly and make it a fact. >> interesting. eric erickson. john avalon as well. more c...

About restraining spending, not putting a debt burden on these people's grandchildren i think the tea party movement by in large will have run its course. >> because once -- it's one thing to have a movement of protests and anger, but once you actually kind of link to a party it then changes and other people, i mean, it can't be such a broad movement once it starts to kind of specifically have leaders or supporters. am i wrong? eric? >> i think you're absolutely right. what we're seeing is the tea party movement having had some general successes is really focused on cleaning up the republican ...

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