host: susan ferrechio, we will check back with you. to bloomfield in west virginia, our democratic ally. where are the jobs in your community? caller: we are in the appellations, we lost our jobs and they have never come back. you can see what is happening all over the country, in michigan and everywhere. our jobs have been exported offshore. i don't think they will come back. this bill has had no impact here. we are encouraging everybody to go to our website ,jobsfirst.org. www.jobsfirst.org. we are trying to get everybody to sign up. we need a national conference against free trade, to encourage jobs to be kept in america and put terrorists back in place. host: miami, in our democrats line. caller: i am from another country, been here 48 years. for so many years i see i am in a small business. we don't have a chance now days. for a long time, thanks to the administration of mr. bush, i have nobody else to blame it for. to tell the truth, the big companies were getting bigger. the worst enemy we have in this country is the big corpora

we bring an susan ferrechio, congressional reporter. we have talked about health care and unemployment. ti that together for us, and what is ahead in the house in terms of how they will work on the legislation. guest: i think the white house has realize that the job so wish it -- situation may not be improved by the 2010 elections. they want to ensure that health care passes, so that's the voters can see that something can be done to help them. they said, right now there really need to move health care by the elections that are coming up. that is their priority. they have put everything else on the back burner. right now, that intense committee work going on. one is in the senate, and one is in the house. a second one in this house might be coming after the july 4th break. first, they will work on the two bills that have already written. those are full of controversy with a lot of disagreement. they do not appear very close to a consensus on health care. host: the senate looks like they started marking up the health committee virgin las

host: susan ferrechio of the examiner, we will check in with you in about 15 minutes and go deeper on some committee meetings on health care. good morning to chris on our republican line. caller: all right, here in miami iamb looking in different fields for jaws because i am currently unemployed. the number of jobs available here in miami is pathetic. -- i'm looking in different fields for jobs because i'm unplugging of the number of people looking is 10 times more than the job opportunity out there. as far as how i feel about the situation now, i am against all these bailouts. bailing out for instance, general motors, and spending to help the economy may sound good, but when you think about it, for instance with regards to general motors, all we're doing is keeping a company and its bad assets in the country. instead of letting that company fall, we are now forcing the american people through these bailout bills and our tax money to accept general motors. we do not want them. that is why we're not paying for their products. the government says that we have two or else jobs will be lo