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Extent on the progressive side turned out to be a majority view. and the arguments about the reality in which we live made on the right wing side and even the center right turned out not to be the reality in which we live. you know how we know that? from the election results. the majority of the american people supported the point of view coming from the president, who i would argue is center left. he's been described as left, mostly center left, and that point of view turned out to be the popular one. on the objective question who spoke for the american majority, it turns out it was to the pe...

People supported the point of view coming from the president, who i would argue is center left. he's been described as left, mostly center left, and that point of view turned out to be the popular one. on the objective question who spoke for the american majority, it turns out it was to the people left of center. that's just a fact of the numbers. thank you, michael steele. >> one of the great things about this election for all three of us here, we all care about policy, we have our different views. this was the most ideological election we have had in years because exactly what you just said,...

The fact is though to a point that was raised earlier, there are those leaders in the party right now, and my expectation is they need to emerge. they need to emerge to really begin to right the course of this party and the direction it's going. period. >> one big difference in this argument for symmetry which i know is very nonpartisan and you may have a point but i don't think it's the right one, the fact is that this election proved that the arguments made on the center left and to some extent on the progressive side turned out to be a majority view. and the arguments about the reality in w...

Exactly right. the big issue is special interest money overall and they're being caught nup this little side. >> let me put the objective question. what is the number one goal of every major corporation in these tough times. reduce costs. how? reduce payroll. how do you reduce costs? get cheaper sources overseas from cheaper payrolls overseas from people who work for less in sweatshops. the whole goal isç to benefit your exchange with the working man and woman in this country. who's side are you on? >> to david's point, you framed it more effectively. the white house is in a debate over how ...