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Somewhat fragile as evidenced by the fact we aren't expecting any great pick up in holiday sales. nevertheless i think a number of people on wall street are relieved we're starting to see a withdrawal of this artificial stimulus. >> jillian, you're nodding, also messaging about monetary policy going forward is a big reinsurance to the market. >> what it's starting to do like a plane starting a long descent back to ground. they are trying to change course so gradually passengers don't notice stealthily. they achieved that yesterday. there were no air bumps. today the markets are treading water....

Narrative being spread by ken cucinelli was he did quite well given the circumstances. >> but they had planned to focus on obama care and how the roll out wasn't going well and they couldn't because the shutdown took all the oxygen out of the room. >> okay. sam, thinking about this divide would there really be any big difference in your view between say electing ted cruz as opposed to chris christie as president? >> ultimately? >> in content terms. policy terms. >> no. i think to a certain extent ted cruz obviously has a strain of fundamentalism and i think some measure of social conservativis...

Crippling personally awkward, with the cameras and everything. but it's also awkward on policy terms. as terry mcauliffe prepares to take over for governor of virginia, he has now announced that his first action as the state's governor will be to undo an executive order that bob mcdonnell signed when he became the governor. on order that made it legal to fire public employees in virginia, just for being gay. it had been illegal to fire somebody from a public sector job in virginia, just because they were gay, before bob mcdonnell came into office. but as soon as he was sworn in, he overtly wen...

When he tried to make the analogy to world war ii and hitler as somebody who lost relatives in the holocaust. to compare the two was absurd. >> and joining us now is republican congressman michael grimm of new york. welcome, sir. i get the fact that in policy terms, you may object to the affordable care act. i get that. but can you explain to our audience what the horror of genocide, the murdering of 6 million people, what has that got to do with the affordable care act? >> i wouldn't even attempt to draw that conclusion. >> so what is going on in this man's mind? >> listen, i've been outspoke...

A little bit of this cgetting ot of hand? you really needed a study to -- >> a federal study. >> of american taxpayers and put it towards that? >> no, the point ises that you're upset about studies. any kind of study that is science that goes to human behavior, because the conservatives, they actually all believe the same anyway. you all believe that gay marriage, you know, is bad, guns are good, so, why spend money on any science? >> so, what's the scientific application in policy terms of that study on the freshman 15? >> ah, i don't know, considering that i put on my own 15 and lost it. >> ...