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Afford it. carol -- >> suzanne. forget about it. i have another question for you. americans who do they trust more to tackle the deficit. is it president obama, congressional republicans, what are you getting? >> here's a brand new poll. cbs news poll, asks just that, who do you trust more? who has the better solutions? look at that, dead even split. 42% say president obama has the best solutions, and an equal amount say they trust congressional republicans more, and at the bottom, 9% say forget about it, neither side has the right solutions. >> forget about it. i'll see you, paul. for the lat...

Tries to tackle the budget deficit. we'll have more after his speech. suzanne, breaking news earlier -- who am i talking to. >> forget about it, as you said. >> you got it. two hours ago, breaking news out of florida. the governor down there, rick scotto, just elected in november, calls a news conference out of the blue. he says forget about it to the federal funding. the white house wants to give his state millions of dollars to build high speed rail. he said, no, not going to take the money, the third republican governor to say no to federal funs, joining those in wisconsin and ohio. this is...

Secretary, particularly as a former journalist. do you think when you come out here that your primary job as you see it is to promote the interests of the president or is it primarily to provide us with ungarnished information so we can move? >> well, let me tell you this. we obviously all here serve the president. i work for him. but the press secretary is a unique position within a white house. and not just because i'm a former journalist, because i think every press secretary understood this, and understands it, you know, i work to promote the president and the message that he's trying, the...

Biggest city after tripoli, it's ban place of protest and unrest before. now, this appears to have been sparked by the arrest of a human rights lawyer but there are other issues as we said. youth, average age 24 there. unemployment, food shortages. libya has put down these sorts of protests before but that was a different time. what's interesting here is these protests aren't targeting directly colonel gadhafi yet. now, that would be something of a red line. if that red line is crossed it takes it into a whole other area, i think. anyway, he has been in power for 42 years. he is the arab world...

>> there's been a lot of spread of the unrest in egypt to other areas in the mid east. the president referred to this issue yesterday and said that leaders of those country need to get out ahead of the change. does the white house think the leaders in countries like libya, bahrain are ahead of that change? >> well, look. as you said, each country is different in how they respond to the expression of the legitimate aspirations of their people. it's very important and they need to do it in a way that reflects what we believe, what the president said are these universal values that each governmen...