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Meeting, melinda? >> i would. i think this is a great product. i think the catchyness, the fun in it, i think that it also makes it sellable as well. >> michael? >> yes. >> you would. congratulations. good luck with everything. >> thank you, guys, for your advice on this. if any of you out there have a product or a service and you want feedback from our elevator feedback on your chances of getting interested investors, all you have to do is send us an e-mail. the address is, your business@msnbc.com. please include a short summary of what your company does, how much money you are trying to rais...

The rack trap. >> good job, marla. >> thank you. >> you can't even see it there. >> stop looking. >> all right. let's start with you. how did you think the pitch went? >> i think the pitch went well. $200,000 doesn't sound like enough money to do all of the things you were trying to do. you didn't explain what percentage of your company you're willing to give up for that type of money. >> michael? >> first i want to know when it's going to be available for men? i thought the pitch was really powerful, connected. i really think the media part is really powerful. the more you can get on tv. i wo...

The average senior would pay $6,000 more for health care. it cuts our energy investments at a time we are dealing with high gas prices by 70%. so we are not going to sign on with that approach. >> karen finney is a political analyst and former communications director for the dnc, robert trainham hosts roll call tv and hosts on the comcast network. is this what we'll hear for the next few weeks and is it sellable? >> yes, because republicans and democrats came together to make lipstick out of -- nothing. >> that sounds tough, those numbers. $200,000 and $6,000 more for seniors. >> look. everybo...

"the fix" joining us. >> hi, andrea. how are you? >> okay, chris. what are you looking at for tomorrow? >> the president -- peter mentioned this. the president does appear to have a little bit of momentum. i think that health care continues to be something that's teetering in terms of the politics of it. the week after it was passed, polling suggested things were moving up. there was a lot of talk about a bump. the president's approval ratings went up. democrats cited a gap line up poll, 49% saying it was a good thing, 40% saying it was a bad thing. there's now polling data in there that reall...