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Gillespie's talk in the conference call. do you have any sense they're going to get more specific on the economy, five-point plan what the positive vision, or has that been lost in the 47% controversy? >> going back to plonds before the video there was uncertainty what exactly this specific new strategy was going to entail. on that conference call, ed said they're going to be reinforcing specifics not coming out with new policy details in areas like taxes and job creation. i think you probably will hear mitt romney talk more about the sort of underlying issues in his five-point plan. i don't k...

Coming up, it's the $800 billion question. has president obama's landmark stimulus package worked? the president had high hopes when he signed it back in 2009. >> the american recovery and reinvestment act that i will sign today, a plan that meets the principles i laid out in january, is the most sweeping economic recovery package in our history. we are remaking the american landscape with the largest new investment in our nation's infrastructure since eisenhower built an interstate highway system in the 1950s. >> so how do you define success? we will ask "time's" michael greenwald about the p...

To bring as much clarity as possible. so i prepared a small chart here which will describe differences in our respective plans for medicare. >> the whiteboard. we will discuss whether the governor's boardroom experience translates to the oval office. when "time's" michael crowley joins the conversation next on "now." ganiaresnilette,docalo

There. we had him on "squawk box" and he specifically said i am prepared -- i will win and score points in terms of what they were trying to do against the democrats. that i think to some people on wall street is truly scary. >> that's sound we should be replaying on the show. andrew ross sorkin. always a pleasure to have you on this program. thank you for your time. see him every morning on cnbc's squawk box" and read excellent writings in "the new york times." next, "time's" michael scherer takes us through democracy 2.0 and shows us the future of campaigning. if there was a pill

Top-line messages. they're going to have a lot of tv spending and try and get people to the polls. i think what is clear is that in 2016, in 2020, from here on out, this sort of technology is only going to grow. four years from now this won't seem new. you'll have midterms where candidates have used this sort of technology and people involved in politics will see it as second nature that your phone is really an extension of your political personality, of your ability to influence elections. you'll be giving money on it, you'll be volunteering on it, making phone calls on it. this is just the w...