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Neighborhood now a ghost town. >> local residents and state officials raised heck about exxon forcing these residents back into a neighborhood that apparently nobody there deemed safe. exxon did reverse course. they said, okay, they no longer plan to cut off housing aid for those residents as of this weekend. they said they will continue to pay up though it's not yet clear for how long. exxon said since the spill, they, quote, honor all valid claims. if you ask me, i think the "arkansas times" should be considered for a pulitzer for their excellent and indispensable coverage of the mayflower o...

That politics have consequences and the consequences in texas right now is that 1.5 million poor people have not going to get free health insurance that they're really entitled to and what's worse, all the people of texas are going to pay for this free health care through their federal taxes but because ideology is trumping all, the texas legislature supported by rick perry has said we're not going to allow these 1.5 million individuals to get free health care through 2016 and then the state contribution would be just 10% by 2020. you see the exact reverse course taken by jan brewer also an ex...

And the obama agenda has largely been stalled since then. and that's what we're living with right now. so the real question for this coalition -- i mean, there are two questions. will it ever show up again? secondly, will it show up in those midterm elections when the legislative branch is chosen? >> probably not. i mean, history shows that they haven't shown up. you had women in 2010 pretty much reverse course, and they backed obama greatly in 2008, backed republicans to a greater extent in 2010. they haven't been able to figure that out. you had the obama coalition -- or the obama supporters...

America, a huge step forward in the government gets out of the way. >>steve: here's why they will. the election's over. suddenly keystone looks okay. fracking not so bad. >> environmentalists are going to go crazy. they will oppose this big time with everything they've got. the question is, will the president for the first time reverse course on a major policy issue? >>brian: those people who are progreen energy are not necessarily natural gas because it burns clean? >> america reduced its carbon emissions over the last few years because we switched to natural gas and away from coal and oil in...

>> gregg: our trade deficit is down for four straight months and that means exports are growing. that is break for us. >> we have been importing less oil. >> gregg: consumer confidence is up, rising consumer demand. you see good signs for the u.s. economy? >> i think there are good signs but it's hard to know. we have to look at january, a lot of that could be seasonal in terms of unemployment and we have to wait until after christmas to get a real sense of what is going to happen. >> gregg: employers added 120,000 jobs, but the caveat half of those jobs are temporary and a lot of people just ...