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Since i've been eight. >> regular people. just over the top fans. he really makes himself available to fans. i think it's phenomenal. >> it's a really special connection i have with him. i'll always have. >> mike: rick springfield joins me now. rick, it's great to have you back. >> thanks, huck. appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] >> you know they're not going to quit that easily. >> mike: this is an amazing documentary because it's all about your fans and some of them are very personal stories of how their lives have evolved over the 30 years that they've been following your career. >> rig...

Capability of israel to take out the iranian nuclear threat exists now and there's a certain window. that window closes for israel, the united states has greater capability and probably has another year or so is the way he put it in which they could do that, but then if israel waited that long, it would be totally dependent on the united states. >> it's not going to wait that long. >> another interesting thing he said, though, in direct question from tom friedman, was do you trust president obama. he said yes, president obama is right with us. >> which is something you know the white house rea...

Administrati administration, you worked with governor romney. what do you think is going to happen now that theç medicaid expansion provision is optional. it covers in the original version of the bill 17 million people. it covers most of the people who pick up coverage. what do you think is going to happen? >> i think it's going to be very challenging for the 26 states that went to the court to just say no, we're not going to take 100% of the funds to provide coverage for our citizens. i think that's going to be a tough sell at the end of the day. i think there will be fewer states that won'...

100% of the funds to provide coverage for our citizens. i think that's going to be a tough sell at the end of the day. i think there will be fewer states that won't take advantage of the option. >> christine makes the point it's free money for a while. but then the window closes and the states have to pay 10%. just, for example, some of the costs, even in blue state where is you think they would sign up for this, california, it will cost california $2 billion additional dollars in the first six years. that's even considering the free money part of it. it averages out to a total addition of $2 ...

also, james wolfensohn has many claims to fame. yes, he ran the world bank but he hired paul volcker when he started his own investment firm. i'll talk to him about the global economy and more. later, an inside look at the silicon valley facebook, paypal, facebook, zynga. reid hoffman has been at the ground floor of all of them. and why is one of america's friends, india, friends with one of its sworn enemies, iran? playground politics are at large. i'll explain. but first, here's my take. we're going to hear a lot of polarized rhetoric over the next few months. the republicans...