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Here in america this year, then they can get their tax cuts next year. of course, as we all know those tax cuts are in place for the next two years guaranteed. this from anthony. president obama is motivated to help ordinary people. the business leaders are not. this from trace. obama can smooth talk the chamber all he wants but if he doesn't lower taxes on u.s. businesses, thousands more u.s. jobs will be lost to china and dozens of other countries, too. let us know what you think. facebook.com/carolcnn. i'll be back with more at about five minutes past the hour. >> all right. thank you, caro...

2010 revenue at the largest financial firms, 417 billion. that's a record. look at the bigger picture, according to the commerce department, corporations have nearly $1.6 trillion in profits and they're sitting on it, and the middle class, talk back today. will the president's move to embrace business leaders help ordinary americans? let us know what you think. facebook.com, carol.cnn. >> thank you, carol. can hardly wait. a look at what's ahead on the rundown. protesters forming a human chain in egypt refusing to budge until president mubarak steps down. also -- >> do me a favor. empty th...

Leaders he gets it, he understands business leaders to under incredible pressure to cut costs and keep margins up. but the president says, as we work with you to make america a better place to do business, ask yourselves what you can do for america. so our talk back today, will this directly from the president work? will the president's move to embrace business leaders help ordinary americans? jim says, when has big business cared about the middle class? they're like locusts, they'll strip the country of everything and move on to the next feeding ground. this from riley. she says embracing bus...

Today to the shegrin of union types he seems to be embracing big union. the chairman of the president's council on jobs is a former ge executive. so will the president's new pro-business strategy work? and it hasn't so far. the unemployment rate as you know is 9%. the median income in 2008 was $50,112. it fell slightly in 2009 to $49,777. wall street compensation actually went up 5.7%. and if you look at the bigger picture, according to the commerce department, corporations have nearly $1.6 trillion in profits and they're sitting on it. and the middle class -- so talkback today. will the presi...

Facebook.com/carolcnn. your answers coming up within the hour. >> all right. thank you, carol. well, here's a look at stories on the rundown. the president takes on bill o'reilly. we have the nuts and bolts of their super bowl pregame conversation. and we'll tell you why former president bush canceled his trip to switzerland. plus, separating fact from fiction. we are testing some big stories on our truth-o-meter. don't forget to choose the news. that is right. time is running out for you to choose to vote for the story that you want to see here on cnn. [ male announcer ] if you have t...