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Both -- both men and women are concerned. men believe we can't afford it and women believe it will adversely affect their family's health. when you get to the meta-question, do you think the president's policies have helped or hurt -- there is little difference between men and women, two-thirds of them think that the president's policies have, at best, not hurt and more likely have actually -- excuse me, not helped, but at their best -- have not-ed and at worst have hurt the economy. and there is not much difference there. so the question is whether the issues of reproductive rights and access...

Both -- both men and women are concerned. men believe we can't afford it and women believe it will adversely affect their family's health. when you get to the meta-question, do you think the president's policies have helped or hurt -- there is little difference between men and women, two-thirds of them think that the president's policies have, at best, not hurt and more likely have actually -- excuse me, not helped, but at their best -- have not-ed and at worst have hurt the economy. and there is not much difference there. so the question is whether the issues of reproductive rights and access...

Together, this is an instance where they at least tried to come together which is to go big as you put it, to have a bigger set of cuts to include revenue. they don't say how, they don't give a prescription for that, but members that signed no new tax pledges also say revenue in some form or another should be on the table, so that's significant. the larger mood is that the supercommittee is not getting to its goal, and we've seen that before with congress, and sometimes there's a real sense of motivation in the final hours where things get done. but they're kind of entrenched in their typical ...

Two weeks with $4 billion in cuts but senator harry reid calls that a no go. he wants a 30-day extension until april at current spending levels while they work out a larger deal. former senator tom daschle joins us. he's been through these wars before. i want to ask you the larger meta question. seems like the democrats are anxious to talk about a government shutdown, some almost seem to be relishing the notion because they remember what happened in the '90s, the perception that it was republicans who were so badly damaged by it, but can you really be sure that it would play out the exact same...