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This question while i ask stephen first. stephen moore who letter grade do you give the economy right now? >> you know, he'd gied i'd give minus but i'm optimistic about the future. you take into account corporate balance sheets still look beautiful, american companies are lean, mean fighting machines, you have the low interest rates, you've got the housing recovery. i'm pretty optimistic we may see that b minus turn into a b plus. >> jeff, your turn. >> i'm right there, too. i think a b minus, this economy has held up well. one of the things i grade on a curve a little, maybe more of a c plus...

Hard on this to try to get as many people ready for enrollment in october when open enrollment begins. the success or failure depends on that. republicans, 37 votes, ready to repeal it, i'm sure you'll see more. more than that, you'll see them trying to hold up the implementation process wherever they can, funding issues, what not. the real problem here is that congress can't do anything on obama care. nothing is going to pass. usually with major legislation like this, you see modifications. you see tweaks as the plan gets rolled out. social security, medicare, you saw this. nothing is going t...

Rolled out, social security, medicare, you saw this. nothing is going to get tweaked with obama care because congress cannot pass anything on this right now. republicans and democrats just can't seem to get together, so there's no possibility of it getting any better at all, whether you're for it or not. >> john berman, excellent perspective. quickly to both of you, just a letter grade on the economy as it is right now. you both have made your fortunes in this economy, don peebles letter grade? >> a c plus. >> what do you think, mort? >> c plus. >> all right, don, john, mort, nice to see all o...

Ribbon cuttings than the kinds of repair projects like this. >> the american society of civil engineers gave a c plus to the 600,000 bridges in the u.s., 11% of them considered structurally deficient. ho worried should americans be when they drive across bridges? >> well, the worry is not so much that they'll collapse like this with a lot of frequency but the problem is the system is aging and it's aging pretty rapidly. the typical bridge out there was designed to last 50 years and the average age is 44. if you look at the bridges structurally deficient the one in ten bridges rated as structur...

We've got to get the money together to fix things and make it a priority to fix them because this can't happen in america. >> all right. thank you so much. coming up on "the lead" he is best known for playing lieutenant dan on forrest gump but it's his real life work with veterans that's making a much bigger difference than anything he does as an actor. i'll talk to gary sinise about his way of giving back to the troops. plus, the bluths are back but will arrested development live up to the hype?