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There, because if president obama is pursuing any kind of a deal with republicans, in 217 of the 218 districts that make up a majority, that's not the majority position of the voters. >> there's no reason for those congress people to support president obama's agenda, and they don't. i can't really blame them. i keep on coming to the fact that maybe what's needed to make washington work is a full-scale overhaul of the rules. i think i'm like a lot of liberals, i really like the constitution. all right, okay. what i mean is there's often a lot of talk about how there are parts of the constitutio...

Able to then govern on a large scale. and i think that's important. i don't think you just want to hire someone to get through the election. you want to hire someone to change washington. >> josh, again back to the ego of that guy. he never held an executive position in his life. he was elected speaker and then dumped as speaker. they wanted to get rid of him and they held a majority and here is a party which manages to get back to speakership in the majority position and thanks in part to newt's amazing campaign skills. he can't govern. they dump him and he comes out and brags and at least i ...

Senior who was 75, trembling, barely able to stand up with his face against the wall cuffed for three hours. basically saying you all need to wake up because this is a big deal. you voted for fairness but you won't get fairness just because you voted. that's a key. on the republican side, we know that a lot of people that voted republican are actually with us on this issue. so how do we get in there and actually start to organize people and build a wedge there. >> one issue, i want to show this, that's a key point. like, here's bill crystal last week saying basically, you know, do we need to p...

we'll share that with you. in the meantime, good morning, welcome to early start. >> happy friday. we had some crazy weather here in new york overnight. maybe some tornadoes upstate. we'll have the latest in just a few minutes. plus dr. conrad murray is reaching out to the late king of pop's mother now. you'll find out why coming up. but first, we'll talk about politics and mitt romney's rocky start in london. this was a trip intended to charm the brits, to show off romney's statesmanship and raise some cash along the way. plus he's facing some tough headlines across the pond. on...

house? "outfront" tonight, maegan carberry, former communications director of rock the vote. alice stewart is a republican strategist. and michelle goldberg is a senior writer for "newsweek" and the daily beast. let's start with you. what's your sense of how much of this is coincidence with president obama being president and how much of it he's able to take credit for? >> i'm sure he can take credit for a lot of it. but what's really important is that voters don't hang on every single number that comes out. it's going to be a sense of what they feel, as we get closer to the election...