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Of common ground with the gop to avoid the fiscal cliff. president obama isad odds with speaker boehner. am they be stuck in the same preelection grid lock. joining us is senior advisor to senator harry reed reed. and spokes man for boehner. welcome and glad to center you on board. start off with the situation with the president speaking out and saying as far as he is concerned wealthy americans will pay higher taxes and that ended with his reelection and he believes that voters validated his effort to make it happen. speaker boehner said raising taxes are unacceptable. >> you are seeing the c...

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Over to the senate races. republicans fell short to win control. in missouri clar mccaskil beat todd akin and big win in arizona. ted flake beat yawn kyle. ted cruz makes history. first latino to win a senate seat in texas. guys? >> congratulations to the winners. bill chinton is praised for reaching across the aisle and working with congress. that is what president obama is critized for not doing in the first four years. >> for those of you who served with president clinton points out barack obama is no bill clint. >> brian: should we expect grid lock.

Stop doesn't that show concern on your party's side. >> it shows there is a concern or they are taking nothing for granted. i am inclined to think it is the latter but you never know. there is a reason you play the game. pennsylvania, it is surprisingly close. no one thought we would be talking about pennsylvania this morning. >> brian: we'll take a time-out. but regardless of who wins, talk about congress, it is known for being dysfunctional and grid lock. can today's election change that with the house or senate or new president? then what does the united states have in common with greece? t...

>> robert, some republican congressional candidates seem to be softening the patterson tone. they are talking about bipartisanship as they head towards elections many believe republican lawmakers are responsible for the grid lock in congress. 44% of those who responded in a "new york times"/cbs news poll said that the republicans are at fault for the difficulties in getting legislation through. republican candidates hearing these frustrations are they adjusting their strategy? >> it appears that way, craig. look, at the end of the day you have to stand your ground and stand up for what you bel...