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Himself enacting a broad public policy that he doesn't support and believes will harm the country. president of the economic policy institute said president obama shoulders part of the blame, i think they brought it on themselves to the extent they validated the deficit issue. >> we keep having not just republicans, but democrats agree to be on the playing field. where all we're talking about is how do we shrink the debt, how do we attack the deficits. we've gone completely off the plot. when president obama got elected to do was not deal with the deficit and debt. long-term, want to deal with...

This is for everybody in the control room. in 1979, a young player named magic johnson from michigan state, beat a young player from indiana state named larry bird. do you think there's a magic and a bird in this year's ncaa tournament? anybody you're looking at? >> i think that playerwise, you know, it's hard to say if there's a magic or a bird. but i think teamwise, yes. in imy state or indiana state, there's a magical teams out there. i mean when you look at indiana, the big ten is doing great. michigan, michigan state, ohio state, i think louisville has a great chance of winning it. florid...

Move the conversation back to the middle. we need growth and you can't get there just by kcutting. >> the last thing i will say, i do think governor, that the democrats are ready to play ball on this in a way that the republicans have dug in their heels. if you compare just patty murray's budget to paul ryan, they are very different documents. ron fournier writes in the "national journal" last week. house speaker boehner says the house after increasing taxes by $600 billion last year will not raise taxes, don't believe him. house republicans tell me they're open to exchanging entitlement refor...

1,000 letters into anybody's office. and politicians are dumber than dirt sometimes. they think that 1,000 letters represents what the people feel. ordinary people may feel strongly on something. but we're too busy, we don't write, we don't email. it's the organized campaigns that can get those letters in there. politicians are making a big mistake in this and they will pay for it. i have four suburban congressmen in philadelphia, all republican. if they vote against universal background checks, i think they're done for. >> you know, i agree with you. i think though, that we've got a long road...