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Money. >> no, i don't think that stays up for a long time. >> everybody else agree? >> agree. >> i think the underlying as senator mccain would say, the underlying fundamentals of the romney issues are still there. >> yeah, it's a piece of the romney narrative really. not a good piece of the romney narrative. but i don't think that in itself becomes a defining moment in the campaign. >> if you watch the debates and you think back to the president in his speech earlier last week, he has the issue that resinates out there. and it's not whatever you want to phrase it, income redistribution -- >> ...

House budget and say we're simply not going out for dinner anymore on the weekend and then the next month you say, maybe just this once, we'll do it just this once, once you've sort of breached that agreement it makes it pretty difficult to go back. >> martha, i have to say that is brilliant way to phrase it. if we stand up all of sudden say this time we'll look the other way, do we set up a pattern for the rest of the year and do we start breaking promises both to the american people? also the good work we're starting to do, convincing the world markets that the united states is now going to ...

That's what he was talking about. have you seen "curb your ensh enthusiasm?" >> i think it's probably not the way he wanted to phrase it, the least of his problems in the long term as far as running for a candidate. i'm probably one of those shocked he's doing as well as he is in the polls and expect he will fade rapidly at some point once people start to dig into his own financial situation and everything else that goes with being donald trump. >> time for sports. >> by the way, he said he's going to announce, though, on the season premier -- he's not? >> finale. >> what do you mean, they won...

Is not what we really are all about. this is what we're all about. let's reset the narrative to show what we're really trying to do, why we're doing it and frankly, we need to focus on the real adversary, which is pakistan. this is one of the points i think everybody would come away with. we cannot hope to win the war unless we win the part on the pakistani side of the border. jenna: let's set the narrative today. what do you think needs to be the narrative going forward, how would you phrase it? >> well, first off, i would focus on the fact that we have to get into pakistan, we have to do joi...

The 1960's and they had 315 affirmative votes. that's a major difference. so that clearly is not a good analogy. in terms of her power, hey, she's accomplished a lot for her party. has she done a lot for the country? that's debatable. she's also accepting the praise. >> sounds good. i don't take it personally except i take it as a compliment for all women. >> phrase it with a question. the answer, you're one of the most powerful top 100 people, most powerful 100 women in the past 100 years. >> right. >> she said yes. >> yeah, she did. one other interesting soundbite about the speaker today is ...