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Calling back. >> even though pamela was saying no, she wasn't leaving these potential clients high and dry. she did introduce them to other people. >> i would find other interior designers, and i would try to hook them up with them, make sure that they were feeling at least that they weren't left in the dark. >> the decision to focus on larger jobs ended up coming back to haunt pamela. after refusing so many small customers, her plan to think big went bust. >> within a six-month period, we were dead in the water. >> some of the large jobs pamela was banking on were cut back. or just cut altoge...

Jobs numbers, which looked good in the winter, are now looking bleak again. europe is looking like it might blow up again. but, you know, as we called around talking to folks about how the campaign had started, we heard a lot of dismay from people who were involved in the '08 campaign about what the message has been like. they say barack obama is somebody whose signature was thinking big, talking big, looking big. and instead, they are worried that the campaign has been too dragged down by the tit for tat. and the campaign is worried that the president's message is assuming that the have-nots ...

>> i think it's just absolutely amazing. >> reporter: wrapped in white plastic, this 340-ton hunk of granite is headed on tour from a quarry in riverside to its final resting place at the los angeles county museum of art. the centerpiece of "levitated mass," a new installation by earth artist michael heisner. moving something this big required thinking big. a team of engineers constructed a flatbed trailer the size of a football field to transport the rock on its 105-mile journey. >> it's spread out over 206 tires. so the loads on the actual axles are typical of what you'd see on like a dump t...

Time. the reaction from the american people will be -- will be very, very negative. thinking big, is it doable? yes, is the political will power there to do it? that's the yes that will be answered in the next few weeks. >> i know it's a busy day up on capitol hill. thank you for taking time. >> we're joined by david hawkings, the editor of the cq role call daily briefing. let's go -- we know kind of where we are right now. let's look -- i'm always an around the corner guy. do we think that this $4 trillion proposal has any possibility of going anywhere or is this just members wanting to be on...

One is, watching mitt romney, the slogan of your state, the commonwealth should be, what happens in massachusetts stays in massachusetts. he's a pro-choicer up there. he pushes through the template health care bill which is the model for the president's and acts like he was never there. this guy -- was that a fair critique of mitt romney, peter? i hope it is. >> i think it's a major, it was a major obstacle for him in the campaign in 2008. that, you know, he appeared to be walking away from his positions in massachusetts. now he has to do it again on health care. or is doing it again on health...