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Obviously, there is a strain on social services there. an aggressive move. i think that some people say, well, we get it. for florida taxpayers to fond a very expensive operation -- >> $600,000. >> exactly. this is not chump change. to fund the job creation, to move people from texas to massachusetts, the governor had trouble explaining that. for good reason. it did not make a whole lot of saints. you introduce the cell florida angle to that. there is so much solidarity between venezuelan and nicaraguans, cubans, colombians. now i do think that the governors actually introducing some risk to h...

February. it had the effect of flip and the senate race with a frontrunning democrat was hobbled and trailed to lesser-known republican candidates. this is round two against mary landrieu. landrieu. she is entrenched, well-connected, a famous name in the state, she is an incumbent, but it looks like the size of this spending in this ad, the toughness of having an iraq veteran being the voice of this ad can probably do some harm to her reelection process. martha: it could. mary landrieu has been in tough senate in the past, and she has prevailed. she is a shrewd politicians and she claims she h...

Toxic as you just said. toxic. you're running for office, the american people hate these deals. 20 years of nafta, not just the job drain, but competing your wages competing. in this case with wages in vietnam that average 75 cents an hour, a minimum wage of 28 cents an hour. people across this country, it doesn't matter their party. they say no. they are angry. where is their voice in this process? >> why is max baucus doing this? why is he -- and why aren't other lawmakers who are going to have to go through the reelection process right with him on this? >> well, sadly, you have people in bo...

About what he could do to limit u.s. missile defenses in a treaty with russia in the future, certainly he has talked to different interest groups in his base, to hispanic americans who favor what they call a comprehensive immigration policy, and other things that once he gets into a second term he can do so much more once he's sort of beyond the grip of voters and need to please folks in the middle. martha: well, he has been criticized in some quarters for not doing enough on things like immigration and same sex marriage and you bring up some of those issues. it begs the question whether or no...

Reelection process, he's going to cut him loose like he cut jeremiah wright loose. >> he has become a political slight but it won't hurt him with voters because the economy is dominating right now, it's not relevant to peoples' lives. megyn: interesting. dan, monica, thank you very much, such a pleasure. the occupy wall street protestors, taking their angry message right to the front doors of some of new york city's most influential business leaders, but there is news from wall street today that raises new questions about whether these guys are protesting the right people. we'll show you why...