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California right now support newsom. barely, if those people are california voters, spewing you might be right. that 51 will support, who will pay higher taxes. there's a big difference between 51% support what you want to do and 51% saying, i so support what you do want to do that i will pay for it. but they would like is the idea, and they want someone else to pay for it. >> now, i don't think they want someone else to pay for. clearly, newsom has done this in san francisco where he worked for it is going to work in california. and when you have 3 million people in california uninsured, then...

Democratic governors call for a public option. they may not call for single-payer. >> your a lot more worried about the cost. >> you can't afford it. >> you can't afford it, and the sad part as far as the government is concerned, you have the lender of last resort. the ultimate borrower, it is the tax payer. you can keep hitting the taxpayer over and over again. keep hitting the button and hitting them for money, and that's why they all have problems. >> that is not based on reality. when things like $15 minimum wage is on the ballot, it wins. >> sure, everybody wants more money in terms of th...

The finish. >> harris: when you hear the president say and there is alliteration in this, troy on tuesday, what effect have you seen on the ground in ohio that you are learning from your troops? >> there is no doubt that republicans are enthusiastic and ready to vote, from what i have heard the tactic that danny o'connor is simply dishonest and cannot be trusted has permeated with the nancy pelosi flip-flop being a harbinger of things that have come on that, and they understand that it is danny o'connor that could be elected he would be a vote for nancy pelosi, not only first speaker, but sing...

>> you sure do. a healthier, wealthier workforc workforce. into businesses and into our economy. again, as a business owner myself, here is what i know. if you pay people well, if you treat them well, if you treat them not like robots, but actually like human beings who have lives outside of work and need to take care of an ailing parents because i just had a baby -- >> for three months? >> yeah, they are going to work harder for you when they come back. >> do you get $32 trillion when you come back? >> i think we will see this intensely debated during the democratic primary. in the next year ...

>> jedidiah: costs a fortune. >> juan: there's an argument now about single-payer. >> jedidiah: that's even worse. i agree i think president obama does a great job as a campaigner. the problem is, he has to campaign now against success. he has to campaign against policies that have worked. he has to look people in the eye his taxes and gone down and have less regulations and they been able to expand their businesses. they have more freedom, administration with saying we don't like obamacare. we want to give you opportunities to get the health insurance that you decide is right for you. he has ...