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Collapse seem lying nothing. so, we have to get out of this mode that these are just normal times, we are fighting about how much to spend and we have to get the $1.6 trillion deficit down fast or we are headed for a krief crisis where you will be cutting things 50%. martha: i hear you and there's a strong group of new house republicans who agree with you. but, what about the argument that you have to start somewhere? you are not going to get agreement, you will not get anything through the senate and it will get vetoed by the president, if you stick with that hard line and isn't it important ...

Is that lepe is not necessarily going to get deal of the century. in this case, a short sale, of course, is a case where the bank is allowing the seller to sell the home for less than the seller actually owes the bank. so you're not dealing with a desperate seller in this situation. you're dealing with a very shrewd financial institution that is potentially losing a lot of money. so they're not going to be willing to negotiate with you on price. you're buying the house as-is. so any problem that exists there is your problem. >> right. >> that's really the main thing. >> all right. so look ough...

Or five, including bart. in negotiating with bart stupak and trying to figure out what he and his four friends want, there's also the problem that what he says he wants is something that can't be done. >> the bottom line is, there has to be no public funding for abortion. that's been the law for 33 years. let's just put current law in the bill and move forward. >> congressman stupak is proposing something that sounds very simple. it's also very easy to remember when you're on television. it's not, however, something that is legislatively possible. the only way that health reform passes right n...

Or there's less money being put into it by the federal government. so which is it? >> so we give people the average amount that medicare gives you today, but with a couple of changes. number one if you're wealthy he we don't give you nearly as much. if you're poor you get additional subsidy. >> or stay in medicare as-is. >> you get a finite amount of money to go into medicare and so we adjust it based on sickness, based on wealth, means test, more for the poor, less for the wealthy and saves money, but the choice in competition drives down the cost increases. like medicare part d, that's a pro...

Write-off and extends recovery act tax credit for students, children and married couples for two years. >> this isn't an abstract debate. real money, real people and make a difference in the lives of folks who sent us here. >> capitol hill staffers say it's unclear if they offer any changes to the tax cut deal. it's unclear how many democrats can support the plan as-is. it's possible it could pass the house and senate with more republican votes than democratic votes. aides say privately the president would sign it anyway. >> the only thing certain about is the uncertainty of the fate of the de...