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They are going to survive. i just think it's going to be that kind and we're going to be surprised. you think we were surprised last night, wait till you see what happens in november when chuck todd's up there with a telestrator. it's going to be amazing. >> does feel more like '92, remember, perot anger hit everybody, guy like vander jack, but then you also had fowler lose, who seemed to be safe. '78, those midterms, which didn't change the status quo of who's in power, but it shook things up and changed the republican party race in 1980. it could be something like that. >> here's what i'm as...

>> now to mississippi as karl just mentioned closely watched senate primary six term incumbent facing tea party challenger. live in jackson. john? >> hey, greta. this really has been a bloody nasty race marked by allegations of dirty tricks and vitriolic attacks back and forth. thad cochran fighting for political life. in the polls his lead has eroded in the past five months from 23 points to just outside the margin of error. senator cochran running on his record of bringing federal dollars and lots of them to mississippi. telling voters that if republicans take control of the senate, he wil...

Reductions but the long term never seems to arrive. i have friends and allies like jason and paul ryan in whom i have enormous respect. jason highlighted some good mesh measures in the package like increased military spending and the contributions from federal civilian employees. overall the increase in short-term spending as well as, in my opinion, the unfair way military retirees were treated versus civilian retirees meant the cost of the package outweighed benefits. as you say, the real problem lies in the senate, not the house. that's one reason why i'm running for the senate so we can hav...

For long-term spending reductions but the long term never arrives. i have friends and allies like jason and paul ryan in whom i have enormous respect. jason highlighted some good measures. increased military spending and the contributions from federal civilian employees. overall the increase in short-term spending as well as, in my opinion, the unfair way military retirees were treated versus civilian retirees meant the cost of the package outweighed benefits. the real problem lies in the senate, not the house. that's why i'm running for the senate so we can have bugs that balance that control...

Over the past 24 hours has tried to count noises in the house of representatives, and i think there are probably two guys in the house laughing at this, one is the majority whip, and the minority whip, and both of those guys know that nobody's got a perfect count, not even them. i think this is the president doing more brinksmanship. and the house is going to work its will. boehner's saying something pretty simple here. we've got to pay our bills. we've talked about entitlement rye form. more spends cuts. the president doesn't want to do anything. and the house want to try and control spending...