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Making literally closer to $50,000 a year on average. and that just talks about how disconnected they are to their own local constituency and they're not providing the services and providing the leadership they needed in order to make sure these people are getting jobs, make sure they're getting quality education. and more importantly they're getting out of the rut that most of middle america is in. wall street is roaring doing a fantastic job. but unfortunately the rest of the country hasn't caught up to that. >> joe, how does this play out? you wrote, studied, was up close during the '90s wi...

When it comes to boehner and he negotiating style, he basically blinked, he said, fine, we will negotiate over to debt ceiling. i'll give you this. and that's what boehner is counting on, that if he lumps it all together, debt ceiling, budget resolution and frankly sequestration year two all in one place, that the president will blink, that he will be the responsible adult in the room. i don't think blink this time. i think the president is going to call his bluff. >> bluff them, tell them no deal, it's like berlin, don't give it away. we'll be right back. la's known definitely for its traffic...

1.8 million people every year until it is eradicated. time for the big three now in today's topics. who will blink, boys club and best week worth week. reporter from real clear politics, democratic strategist and republican strategist. hello, guys. good to have you all here. >> thank you. >> susan, i'd like you to take a listen to president obama in pennsylvania friday talking about taxes going up for everyone if congress doesn't act. >> i'm assuming that doesn't sound too good to you. that's sort of like the lump of coal you get for christmas. that's a scrooge christmas. >> susan, the presi...

chats. the house speaker -- >> continue. >> reporter: thank you. john boehner came out and said that house republicans, they oppose the two-month extension over the weekend because it doesn't provide the certainly that americans need, the kind of stimulate the economy in the way that the payroll tax extension they would hope would do. so he made it very clear that they are not ready to budge from their decision. he says they have acted and now it's time for the president and senate democrats to do the same. i think we have a sound bite from speaker boehner. >> now it's up to the pres...