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historic supreme court chamber here in the capitol building. tonight rick santorum's once little noticed campaign is riding into attention. thanks to the poll here in iowa, santorum is basking in the political spotlight at just the right time, five days before iowa's public caucuses. joe is trying to keep up with a man who is suddenly very money in demand. joe. >> hey, candy. i think you call it steady. that's the word he uses. he's had steady events, a steady flow of people coming out to see him. and rick santorum has been here for a long time, 99 counties, pretty much the only one ...

Are breaking the law, that are undermining the american worker and abusing illegal workers. and, three, that those that are in the country that are illegal have to step up to it. they've got to admit that they are, they've got to pay taxes, pay fines and do everything else to get right. but the president's also saying, hey, to those of you who used to be for immigration reform but now you're part of the republican bloc that just say no, i say that our forefathers as we go into the fourth of july recess didn't think we'd have a government that people just keep saying, no, don't do anything. jon...

Where that extra fat sits on your body? >> absolutely it does. so fat that sits around your billiony, around your stomach, is usually associated with increased cardiovascular events, fat that sits around your hips, not so dangerous. jane: so the big belly -- all right, i'll leave it there! i guess my last question for you is we can talk about being fit and not worrying the numbers and that kind of stuff, but if you have kids and you open up a magazine these days, and you say this is the example of what we're showing them, i mean, do magazine editors listen to something like this? >> well, i ho...

A brand new poll of young americans, 1-29, finds many of them are so stressed out about their finances, 60 percent concerned about meeting their bills and obligations in this tough economy. 45 percent of them rate their personal financial situation as bad compared to 52 percent who say it's good. joining us now is bill furcell, director at the institute of politician at harvard university, that's who did the study, the organization that just released this poll information. thank you for joining us, bill purcell. >> thank you harris. harris: one of the things you thought was worth pointing out ...

Seat. we're joined now by former chicago inspector general and u.s. senate candidate democrat david hoffman. we did invite his opponent, democratic candidate alexi gilunus, he declined to come on. good morning to you. >> good morning. thanks for having me on the show. >> you're welcome. so you're closing the gap now. it seemed to be a runaway race for your opponent but then he -- but then he got into some difficulty about his past bank, the broadway bank and also his ties to the former governor blagojevich. explain. >> yeah, you know, the polls have really closed dramatically and we know from ...