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Words reconciliation, but we're notti telling people so much abt what specifically is in the bill, whichy he says is very beneficial to all middle class americans, especially those that are represented by a lot of theseby moderates. >> interesting. definitely trying to refocus the message there. heidi andth julie, thank you bo so d much. for moreou perspective on a of this, we're glad right now to have kentucky congressman and the chairen of the house budget committee and a member of the congressional progressive caucus, john yarmuth here with us. thank you for being here. just ath couple of...

Myself. but joe manchin is making it clear, 1 to 1.5, that's it. is that -- knowing he's saying that, are you okay with that? >> well -- what i'm okay with is taking advantage of the opportunity we have to do something incredibly important for the american people. and we're not going to have this opportunity very often. so the number itself is meaningless. i mean, i read joe manchin's statement, i've listened to him. he has no understanding of how the federal government monetary system works. when he compared it yesterday to his household income that has no relevance to what we can do. it's no...

i'm erin burnett. "out front" tonight, romney on a roll. mitt romney squeaking out a win in iowa and immediately hitting the new hampshire air waves. >> it's time for this pessimistic president to step aside and let american optimism that built this greatest nation on earth build a great future for our children. >> but are people buying what mitt's selling? conventional wisdom says the former ceo will be the republican nominee and that the quote, unquote establishment is behind him. well, we wanted to know if that is really true. so we reached out to the "out front" strike team, our ...

Knots talked about the wars here, iraq and afghanistan, you're talking about more established bases, the broader ron paul point of cutting back in some of our military commitments. >> right. i think that's what he talks about frequently. he talks about south korea. he talks about japan and germany and why for 50 years we've had bases there and 30,000 troops, for instance in, south korea. you know, to the xccent that they alone come back, they would provide a source of lowering the deficit, so that's, i think, very much of a positive. he has other things going for him, too. i mean, he does have...