in congresswoman pelosi pelosi's o. you have heard this number bandied about. not a small task. can we absolutely guarantee that? nope. but can we put the best committee towards it? we can, and we have, and i am going to ask her to talk about what she has done in every one of the meetings so far, but i think the important nexus here is that the team has to demonstrate to us and to the corporate sponsor the kind of opportunities those sponsors have. how many people will see their logo, what is their incoming demographic range, and what does that mean? making a commitment of x millions of dollars to go forward. that is going to be coming down the line as those equations are put together. it is not going to be the philanthropic company giving larry ellison the money. he has already got the money. it is the corporate community recognizing this and giving it to the team the venue that is put together to run all of these, so with that, i want to ask her to come forward to a minute and talk about how many people have visited and what kind of responses we are getting. >> specifically, w

house speaker nancy pelosi. there are some dems out there campaigning in the political fight of their life. they're breaking with her a bit. here is a couple of those ads. >> georgia is a long way from san francisco. jim marshal is a long way from nancy pelosi. jim marshall doesn't support nancy pelosi. >> i heard my constituents and they don't want a liberal running the house. they want a conservative. i'm going to vote for the one that allows me to represent my constituents. >> shannon: they laid it out there. pelosi is running the show for now. >> they sound like republicans. it's true across the country. nancy pelosi's popularity in districts like her own district, but very few others. if you look at midwest and south, she is not popular. this is one of the only ways they can save their seat. >> shannon: somehow the house remains in democrat control, how much trouble are the guys in with her? >> pelosi looks at this and says every man for himselves. do what you have to do to win. she has a thick skin. he may

with nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi can count on him. what about us? the national republican congressional committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> to think that the republicans are trying to maybe tap into the fact that people are unhappy with some of those votes, like health care. i think the economy. i mean, there's, no matter where you're going to go you're going to find a lot of unemployment. it's a heavy manufacturing area. we've lost a lot of those blue collar jobs over the last 10, 20 years. if you go to ashland, worcester, if you go to canton, you're going to find that same unemployed people, need jobs. i think that especially this year they're trying to find that candidate who is going to help them get a job and turn this economy around. >> i've been retired since 2005 but my company, the hoover company, has left canton. and 15 years ago, they started going to texas. ten -- excuse me. to mexico. >> so from 2005 to now, there are young people working there, husbands and wive

pelosi. ( applause ) . >> reporter: pelosi moved into the leadership after 14 years in congress. but first she had to break through what she calls the marble ceiling. >> they were saying things like who said she could run? okay. and then another one was, why don't you just tell us how you want things to be done and we'll incorporate some of those ideas. i said, well, you know, too late for that. >> reporter: in the end, male members were won over by pelosi's fund-raising and campaign skills. here is a startling number. since 2002, she's raised more than $217 million for democrats. >> the house will come to order. ( applause ) >> reporter: she's credited with bringing order and discipline to what can be an unruly democratic side of the house. however, she does seem to be a lightning rod, criticized for everything from her designer suits to her authorized use of government planes. >> those in favor say aye. >> reporter: but she says it's her effectiveness that rankles her critics. even michael steele, a fellow marylander, seems to agree. >> she's from baltimore. you know, we know h

we're hearing about taxpayer funded travel by speaker of the house nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi and members of her family staff took 85 taxpayer paid trips on military aircraft between march of 2009 and june of 2010. judicial watch is calling nancy pelosi use of the aircraft producive 37 >>> people living in one east bay -- last night crews fogged an area of highway 4 to stop mosquitoes. some residents say the district did not notify them about plans to spray. others are concerned about the safety of the pesticide and question if it's necessary with only three human cases county wide. >> any infection you might have breathing this stuff will be very temporary. while west nile virus could cause permanent damage. >>> you can go on line to find out when and where crews plan to spray. >>> bart has selected the first contractor to bay point. west bay builders of nevada was contracted to do work. it are also build a new cross over. the new line will feature smaller diesel battery trains scheduled to open in 2018. >>> we have a problem in marine county. >> we have a deer b

put the brakes on pelosi. replace betsy markey the national republican congressional committee's responsible for the content of this advertising. >> georgia is a long way from san francisco. and jim marshal is a long way from nancy pelosi. jim marshall doesn't support nancy pelosi. he voted the same as republican leader 65% of the time. >> by the way, that ad was from georgia democratic congressman jim marshall. let's bring in our company. democratic strategist and editor of the daily voice, keith boykin, anna recox, and joined by former republican congresswoman susan molinari. do you think part of what's going on here, what we're seeing what look looks a takeover of the house, has to do with nancy pelosi? >> i don't think that's the issue here. the issue's about jobs and the economy. the american people are not going to go to the polls and think, i would vote for a republican -- a democratic candidate except nancy pelosi. so let me vote for republican instead. >> have they sort of been successful, have republ

nancy pelosi has taken it to a new level. if you want to create jobs the quickest way is to provide more funding for food stamps and have unemploymentens for those who have lost their jobs. it is the biggest bang for the buck when you do food stamps and unemployment insurance. is that how we create jobs now in america? >> i want to thank speaker pelosi for being so -- >> sean: you're starting in. >> no. look she has been honest, give her a break. as a san francisco liberal she had the courage to stand up and say, i believe in food stamps. i think food stamps are the right way to jobs. i think every american who watches this debate can ask themselves the congress newt gingrich was speaker of which cut taxes, balanced the bunt, reformed welfare, medicare, was that the right way to create jobs? during those four years we not only payoff 405 billion dollars in federal debt. but we created millions of jobs. 2/3 of the people on welfare either went to work or went to school. or, is the pelosi congress with its job-killing, which ba

fire pelosi! fire pelosi! >> in the last four days i need you to knock on doors and make phone calls and talk to your neighbors and vote. >> your government is out of control. do you have to accept it? >> no! >> do you have to take it? >> no! >> hell no, you don't! >> chris: to see how it all turns out watch fox news tuesday night for the time results and the best analysis of what it all means for you. on your local fox television station. our news and business channels, radio and online. that's it for today. have a great week. we'll see you next "fox news have a great week. we'll see you next "fox news sunday." captioned by closed captioning services, inc

" poll, 51% said pelosi as speaker is unacceptable. now many are distancing themselves including bobby bright of alabama. >> i'm going to vote for the person that will allow me to best represent my constituents. >> reporter: democrats are on defense everywhere. analysts from both parties believe more than 100 house seats are up for grabs almost assuring a republican takeover of the house. on the senate side republicans need a net gain of ten seats, made even more difficult by tea party republican candidates. asked on "meet the press" whether being gay is a choice, colorado tea party candidate ken buck said this -- >> i think that birth has an influence over like alcoholism and some other things but i think that basically you have a choice. >> reporter: buck later told the denver post he wasn't talking about being gay as a disease but he expects his remarks to become fodder for a democratic attack ad. in kentucky, democrat jack conway is questioning rand paul's christian faith based on disputed reports from his college days. why are the

he even takes a shot at pelosi's san francisco constituents. >> jim marshall is long way from nancy pelosi. he doesn't support nancy pelosi, he voted the same as republican leaders 65% of the time. he worked and voted against pelosi trillion dollar health care bill because we can't fourd afforded it. >> so could it force her from her post and do democrats need to distance themselves from washington to win in november. you know this is perfect example of how democrats are trying to distance themselves as much as they can from the white house, even some in president obama and harry reid and nancy pelosi. do you think growing pressure will force popelosi out? >> it's difficult to say. the we're seeing kind of an unusual amount of pressure on pelosi before the election from a lot of these centrists who are in tough re-election fights and realize there h she could be a liability. >> they take out these ads they are not going to support pelosi in the next congress. marshall says he is not running against him but he is speaking to neutralize by tying all these democratic candidates to pelosi. in

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you fire pelosi. retire reid and their whole band of merry followers and we get back on the right track. now -- what do you think that we should do with the congress that shoved european-style health care down our throats and takes over private industry and shoves aside the mom and pop small business interests in america and ultimately erodes the american entrepreneurial spirit and work ethic we try to teach our children? they do all that and yet they can't answer the question, where are all the jobs. what do you do? you fire them and it's nothing personal. you just replace them with those who will do the job, right? well, if you help the common sense conservative candidates across california and our 49 states, a couple of week frs now, we will have taken the gavel away from nancy and we will get on the right track. now, i'm here in california and we're traveling across the country to help the rnc and help the gop because this election is so important. you wouldn't be here today if you didn't know, to

but long time pelosi ally talk show host says running against pelosi is a losing strategy. >> they think that they can make her this satanic kind of woman and it never works. some of the democrats fall into the same trap and i think they are dumb. >> reporter: even though speaker pelosi said an an event last night, the election is not about her she's still planning a robust campaign schedule. 25 stops in eight states over the next month. her staff tells me she has raised $50 million for democratic candidates this election. >> i think the most important thing is raise money which she is phenomenal at. >> reporter: some analysts predict she will leave congress if democrats lose control of the house. >> i think she will leave congress and continue her life private life. >>> former alaska governor sarah palin continues to be a contentious figure in california. ktvu field poll shows her imagine is not improving among voters. palin first stepped on the national scene about two years ago when she ran for vice president in the 2008 elections on the republican ticket with john mccain. back then 3

put the brakes on pelosi. >> will the attack pelosi strategy win back the house for the gop? >>> it can only be described as a shocking turn of events a florida girl who gained international fame with a five-week case of hiccups has been arrested and charged with first degree mur. >>> and on the other side of the pond, prifrns wince william and middleton make their first appearance together in months at a weekend wedding. rumors of a royal wedding are running rampant.

pelosi, mr. marshal on left the democrat from georgia, from pennsylvania, minic out in idaho, mcintyre, davison, tennessee. others have indicated they may or may not support her as well, regardless again of what happens on tuesday. >> and i thought carl made an interesting point. she's popular in her caucus, she's effective and strategic in her caucus, but is that reflected in her favorability ratings in terms of voters out there. >> and you have to question statements that politicians make to disavow nancy pelosi in a television commercial or in public speech. are they on the phone with her the night before, saying, nancy, you're the best, i love you, you're terrific, but in order nor us to keep the democratic majority, i need to say this about you you, you don't mind and she's almost agreed publicly in statements that she's not really hurt by those democrats saying those things and do what you've got to do. protect your political hide. >> is that a game, you know. >> and she can raise money lik

i expect nancy pelosi will continue to be speaker. it is going to be tough, democrats are closing fast. democrats are doing well. there are lots of opinions, but i'm confident that nancy pelosi and the democrats most importantly, will be in the majority in the house. >> will you at least agree al the real power is in the house? >> i agree you on that. >> >> sean: nancy pelosi, it is interesting mr. speaker, if you look at numbers and the ad that are being run in this election cycle, no democrats running on health care, stimulus, cap and tax. if anything they are running away from pelosi and obama. what does that tell us? >> members of congress, like anybody else they want to make excuses for their leaders. they don't want to tell why their leaders are on tv in a negative way. it is self-preservation. that's the only way they have to go. >> sean: al, let me ask you this -- wait. hang on, relax. >> he's been in ohio on west coast, apparently a lot of people like to see him. >> sean: here's a simple question: if democrats are so proud of

i mean, pelosi at 22% positive. nobody knows who boehner is and that's a good thing. >> that is a good thing for your party. >> oh! >> and he's been spending a little -- >> he's at 15. >> i think we know this game, right? it's about trying to create a sense of momentum and enthusiasm on the gop side. if you guys are happy with the idea that boehner will be the speaker of the house, i say, keep pushing it. >> all right, guys. >> i'm afraid that's what's going to happen. it's boehner and pelosi. there is no choice. >> good to see you both, as always. karen finney, pat buchanan, see you again. thanks. >>> still ahead, 50 years of the flintstones and their early beginnings. fred and wilma join their favorite cigarette? huh? i'm coming to take over the world, of lick racing, starting with you, dsrl. stufy, make the call. ♪ [ dialing ] [ beeping ] [ beeping ] [ beeping ] [ eli ] it's go time. ♪ ♪ >>> it's the most popular social networking site on the web with more than half a billion members in the world. now the m

in the house, the democrats from speaker nancy pelosi on down still believe they can hold on. here's senior political correspondent jeff greenfield. >> reporter: after months of pessimism about their chances this fall, beleaguered dems are detecting faint signs of hope. some polls show democrats drawing even among republicans. improved prospects for senate candidates in california and washington state, in governor races in illinois, ohio, and california. >> have a good day, everybody. >> reporter: so how could democrats prevent or at least minimize their losses? there are three keys: first, turn out the base. polls still show republicans much more enthusiastic about voting than democrats. that's why president obama is out trying to persuade his core backers-- blarkz hispanics, the young-- not to stay home in november. >> we need you to place your vote. we need you to knock on doors. we need you to talk to neighbors. >> if they can get an uptick among those constituents you could see some candidates survive who are looking a little more in trouble right now. >> reporter: second

you fire pelosi and retire reid. >> pelosi did not appear with the president in this rally. >> women has made such enormous strides. >> it's been a week the president has been concentrating on women voters. they voted overwhelmingly back in 2008 but many have been sitting on the sidelines. >> a lot of women voters make up their minds and pay attention very late. we have seen a dramatic shift in the past two days. >> now in oklahoma governor's race, republican candidate claimed in a debate that being a mother distinguishes her from her single democratic opponent. that drew boos from the audience and some say it crossed the lanes ever line. >> my experience, being a mother and having children and raising a family. >> politics in 2010 midterm elections is a winner take all blood sport. women are in this election using all their tools including gender and use it against other women. >> women are coming back home to their party. all races are tightening but with less than a week before the election, it still appears according to the experts that the republicans will gain control of the ho

to pelosi more than president obama. in a way this midterm cycle is shaming up to be a refer referendum on pelosi and reid. >> interesting analysis there. thank you. decision 2010 this sunday on "meet the press." the senate showdown in colorado. david gregory moderates a debate between michael bennet and his republican challenger ken buck. that's sunday on "meet the press", of course on nbc. >>> now to the nor'easter hitting the east coast now. the storm is unleashing heavy rain and winds up to 40 miles per hour in parts of the east coast. new york and new jersey experiencing bad weather with flooding in some areas. in parts of new england, snow is covering the ground. you're looking at the latest pictures for vermont and the weather channel's jim kcantore s live now. it's hard to complain. it's beautiful, even though it's rough weather. >> yeah, tamron. when you're soaked to the bone and it's about 33 degrees outside, you can find a little to complain about, darling. >> the site behind you is beautiful. i know, okay. i

the president, nancy pelosi, speaker pelosi, and obama care. i think those three issues are driving a vote to our side significantly and i think the president who has been out there with a very shrill tone has had an impact on he didn't change what washington is about, if anything he made it worse. >> so will the president actually benefit from losing the senate or the house to republicans? >> well, there's one train of thought that says if the president does lose one or both houses, that he's up against a republican congress or a half, that he will look better in 2012 because he'll be fighting against an opposition. there is another school of thought that says no, you are better off to have control of congress. does it help him out if everything is not the democrats' fault in the next two years? perhaps it does. but there are just as many people who would say it's better to have full legislating power and the ability to push forward your agenda. we'll see how it shapes up, kyra, and we don't have too much longer to wait. >> about a week away.

congressman pelosi has represented the eight districts in congress since 1987. speaker pelosi is in her second term as the speaker of the house of representatives, making history in 2007 to serve as the first woman of the house. job creation has been her top priority for san francisco. she has worked to transfer treasure island from the navy, work to clean hunters point, and transformed the transbay transit center into a multi modal facility. speaker pelosi provided the first seed money to the project which allowed us to begin the planning process to get to this point, and has consistently worked tirelessly on behalf of the transbay project, culminating of the equipment -- commitment of recovery act funds. working with president obama, speaker pelosi has focused on creating american jobs and moving the economy in a new direction. under her leadership, congress passed tough wall street reform legislation to rein in big banks and protect consumers. historic health care reform is for promised achievement and she continues to be done energy, security to create jobs,

you had nancy pelosi come to do a fundraiser for you in boston. you support nancy pelosi enter principles. there is a disagreement. i am asking if you would vote for her or not if you were able -- to be reelected. >> i hear you sing the democrats are going to win house. since you're going to use the ", we were passing the six for 2006. we had to protect ourselves [unintelligible] and it had to do with raising the minimum wage. that was in march 2007. it was what the people of this country wanted. >> do we have a yes or no? >> would you vote for her if you were reelected? >> i would. >> your chance to ask a question. >> you have punted and claimed that this is political and people do not want to talk about social security. you have used phrases that say absolutely nothing. i will ask you yes or no. will you protect social security and see it as a program that should be around for the next generation and generation after that and if so, how are you going to pay for it? or your other story was you're going to abolish it. what would you do -- you said

pelosi is from the same mold. and this one from delaware, every time i look at your comments you have something derogatory to say about obama and the democrats, but meanwhile, you have the bat crazy lunatics over in the republican tea party saying all kinds of idiotic crap, and why don't you rag on them too much? is the fox noise channel paying you under the table. and this one, holy moly, jack, if the democrats want to scare people in return, they could put john bay for toehneboehner's ph billboards to make people remember why they don't want to vote for republicans. and nancy and harry will put the cap and trade on their own party. if you want to read more, you will find it on my blog at cnn.com/caffertyfile. >> jack, thank you. >>> president obama is trying to make amends with african-american voters and getting advice on what he needs to do. >>> white house correspondent suzanne malveaux has more on president obama's town hall meeting today with youth voters. suzanne? >> hey, wolf. the president's town hall is

i expect nancy pelosi will continue to be speaker. it is going to be tough, democrats are closing fast. democrats are doing well. there are lots of opinions, but i'm confident that nancy pelosi and the democrats most importantly, will be in the majority in the house. >> will you at least agree al the real power is in the house? >> i agree you on that. >> >> sean: nancy pelosi, it is interesting mr. speaker, if you look at numbers and the ad that are being run in this election cycle, no democrats running on health care, stimulus, cap and tax. if anything they are running away from pelosi and obama. what does that tell us? >> members of congress, like anybody else they want to make excuses for their leaders. they don't want to tell why their leaders are on tv in a negative way. it is self-preservation. that's the only way they have to go. >> sean: al, let me ask you this -- wait. hang on, relax. >> he's been in ohio on west coast, apparently a lot of people like to see him. >> sean: here's a simple question: if democrats are so proud of

leading this big song and dance, obama, of course, and nancy pelosi. >> nancy pelosi is a real favorite. that last advertisement was paid for by a third party group. you can't underestimate the impact the third party groups will have in this election. the democrats claim that republican third party groups have spent $66 million versus about $13 million for the democrats. that could really end up being a game changer in this election. >> could all of this negativity turn off independent voters? >> that's the question mark. independent voters have made it clear so far that they like what republicans have to say more than democrats. but they've also made it clear in a couple of recent polls they have no long-term allegiance to the republican party. so the question is once they start seeing these ads, do they just decide to sit at home? if they decide to sit at home, that could help the democrats this time. >> we'll see. thanks very much, gloria, for that. >> sure. >>> republicans are eager to pick up any and every senate seat they can get. do they have any real hope in the state of oregon

. >> i don't work for nancy pelosi or harry reid. >> reporter: but it is still uphill for democrats. independents were the key to the republican takeover of congress in '94 and the democratic takeover in '06. right now they're leaning heavily republican. >> if the republicans get a majority, that's where it's going to occur. >> people are saying, let's just hold down as many democrats as we can. >> reporter: and in this political climate, less bad seems to be about the best democrats can hope for. jeff greenfield, cbs news, new york. >>> the search has been called off for two american balloonists missing off of italy since last week. the italian coast guard ended its search in the adriatic sea on monday. they've been using a robotic vehicle to scan the seabed for the hot air balloon and its pilots, richard abruzzo of albuquerque, new mexico and carol davis of denver. >>> there is hopeful news from chile this morning about those miners trapped underground for the past two months. chile's president says drilling has gone faster than expected, and they're getting close to pulling the 33

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pelosi was 47. and the mother of five. >> so a mother of five to a to member of congress, only woman in the room a lot of times, you talk about in the book. was it just her saying to you, you're the one i want to take my seat? how did all that happen. >> it's pretty much that. i had really not entertained the thought of runing are for public office. i was a volunteer in politics. i was chair of the california democratic party which i thought was the greatest honor that anyone could have to chair the biggest democratic party in the country and work with my republican counterparts. but when sala became sick and she asked me would i run for her seat that she wasn't going to run again, i didn't realize that her illness was terminal, but she said i'm going to spend time with my family, so will you run. it was a completely new fresh thought for me. people had asked me to run for office over time but i had five teenagers, it would have been completely out of the question. but. >> they were by and large gon

let me tell you, without speaker pelosi, nothing gets done. she has proved that we need to put more teachers back on the job so that kids have teachers in the classroom. but i digress -- senator feinstein, my partner in all of these great things, congressman miller, my buddy, a friend -- i do not know how many times john burton wrote us about this, but we thank you for your persistence on this. let me just take a moment to thank the person that i have called one of the greatest secretaries of transportation, is not the greatest -- ray lahood. you need to know about this man. he knows i feel this way about him. when you called ray, you cannot make small talk, you just get to the point. he knew about this because i remember i was with him when we were announcing another grant. he said, don't worry, i know about the transbay terminal. in other words, you do not need to talk to me about it again. he is a hero to me because he showed that we can work across party lines. lord knows that we need to come up particularly in times like these. i want to

doing everything they can who say this is something who voted with nancy pelosi. if you don't like nancy pelosi, then you don't like earl pomeroy or fill in the bank. she is hurting the candidates. >> reminds me of what they tied tried to do to tip o'neal in 1992 during the reagan years. finally, joe biden today when he hits new hampshire after a stop rally in florida that will be joe biden's 100th campaign stop. >> yep. >> he is the energizer bunny of this democratic campaign, isn't he? >> the surrogate in chief. this is the thing with joe biden and it's not necessarily true with barack obama at this point. joe biden can go into some places rural culturally conservative places that barack obama might not be able to, including joe biden's hometown of scranton where he was a few weeks ago. >> that takes us, thanks. see you later. >>> that takes us beautifully to battleground, pennsylvania, where jbtd is known as the third senator because of all of his years in neighboring delaware. senate candidates there, pat toomey and joe sestak making last-minute pitches near p

you had nancy pelosi come to do a fundraiser for you in boston. you support nancy pelosi enter principles. there is a disagreement. i am asking if you would vote for her or not if you were able -- to be reelected. >> i hear you sing the democrats are going to win house. since you're going to use the ", we were passing the six for 2006. we had to protect ourselves [unintelligible] and it had to do with raising the minimum wage. that was in march 2007. it was what the people of this country wanted. >> do we have a yes or no? >> would you vote for her if you were reelected? >> i would. >> your chance to ask a question. >> you have punted and claimed that this is political and people do not want to talk about social security. you have used phrases that say absolutely nothing. i will ask you yes or no. will you protect social security and see it as a program that should be around for the next generation and generation after that and if so, how are you going to pay for it? or your other story was you're going to abolish it. what would you do -- you said

you guys have to mic up nancy pelosi. republicans will never take back congress if they see the nancy pelosi i saw last night at the game. >> john gould fought for this first place in line. >> a good time. three innings better than none. >> not exacy the sentiment of giants mascot lucille. if the team gets anymore pumped up, it might explode just like they did last night. >> there's people across the wa we saw and screaming at me right now. they'rgonna see the game for free for a few innings. if you want to get inside and pay, the price jumped up to pretty much wt the tickets were going for yesterday, about 400 to 500 bucks to stand there and watch 'em. live, rry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> we're getting lots of pictures from giants fans. barbara showing her husband and son enjoying a moment from last night's game. (cheers and applause) >> house speaker pelosi mit like it here as well. walnut creek after a three-run homer in last night's game. nate ellis sent it powered by youtube.com. >> a new car recall. is yours among th

to stand up to the president. >> and nancy pelosi. >> when president obama and nancy pelosi pressured chet edwards, chet stood up to them and voted no against their trillion dollar health care bill. >> and voted against nancy pelosi's energy tax on -- >> empty member of congress, try to -- bring things together in the country. >> in the last one you have a congressman who's a democrat, an ad in his district showing him next to john boehner, the republican leader, saying, look, i voted 80% of the time with john boehner. is this the way you're going to keep the majority? >> well, here's the thing, we're proud of the fact that we have an ideologically diverse caucus. we have a whole range of different political viewers. what they're talking about is their independence on certain issues. issues where they stood with the speaker and the president, and the issues where they opposed the speaker and the president. that's their job. as opposed to on the other side where you have in ideological purity test and it's being moved farther right by the tea party candidates. which are moving the repu

we warned them about pelosi. furm during the campaign, the republicans were saying do you want -- this is in 2006. do you want pelosi in there? we knew what was going on. and the public, the republicans have tried to work with obama but he keeps appointing all these people. he won't allow them to be vetted. that's no way to run a government. and steve, can i ask you a question? host: sure. caller: in june of 2006, you told a caller that you had caller id there at c-span. do you still have that? host: we do. caller: ah hah. i like that. that's great. but why can't you catch most of these people that, especially this one guy that keeps calling in democrats? host: it gets complicated. i don't want to to reveal some of the secrets. people do get around the system. we do ask that if you phone within 30 days that you make room for others. sometimes they'll use different phone lines or methods. it's not a perfect system but we are working on it and trying to improve it so this is a fair and open forum for everyone. call

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