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Numbers, but i'd be curious to see just how strongly held are the feelings for each of those candidates and how likely is it that these people will change their minds. >> that's a good point because mitt romney's support is incredibly soft. and anything could happen between now and then. he's running as mark said a very safe campaign, a very boring vanilla campaign. i think his support is sort of an inch deep and a mile wide or whatever that express is. it's soft, things could still change. and i think there's a lot, maybe not quite 50%, but a lot of people still undecided. so the truth here i...

Romney's top political agenda. >> very quickly, president obama's going to signal if he's reelected, 2013, job one for him will be a grand bargain to reduce the deficit. something along the lines of the simpson/bowles recommendation further than president obama has gone in the past and republicans will tell you that if the president does this, he will be a heavy favorite that will take away one of their best issues will make the republican job much harder. >> dr. sachs, do you see the president going after something big in 2012 despite the fact it's an election year? >> well, he's been doing i...

Taxing capital gains and investment money and interest and things like that. there are two distinct point of views about this. and, you know, jeff's point is the warren buffett point. you know when he talks about paying a lower rate of tax than his secretary does. but on the other side, republicans can argue that lower capital gains taxes do provide a boost to the economy and in the past have for the first year, at least, çincreased revenues. >> but, joe, i think the american people quite overwhe overwhelmingly want higher taxes on the rich. >> yeah, they do. >> and that's an important point...

Carolina. the muddle;hpsjjtáu the conservatives -- rick perry still has support, michele bachmann does, gingrich does. the best thing for romney coming out of here is a win. the second best thing is a muddle among social conservatives so they all go to south carolina and that could allow him to win south carolina, win the first three and really put a lock on the nomination. the thing about romney spending more time in iowa, it's a couple things. one is he's going for the kill. if he wins here, he likely wins new hampshire, he effective lip ends it. the other thing, in both public and private...

I thought romney was being very careful to maintain a centrist position in his policies, but if you actually read his campaign documents at this point, he's really positioned himself quite far to the right in order to be competitive in these early races and on the republican side. it would be a long distance to travel just like you say back to the center. >> i didn't hear an endorsement. >> there's no endorsements there. >> no endorsements there. the nbc poll also finds 40% of likely voters saying ron paul would be an unacceptable republican nominee. 41%. 31% say the same of former house speak...