dagen is here for neil. right now. >>dagen: the iowa caucus is closing in. and new gingrich is about to close out a very big dole. winning a key endorsement from someone very close to the gipper. who is it? find out because the man getting behind gingrich will be here in moments. but, first, six days to go. down to the wire. and now it is all coming down to the weather. welcome, everyone, i'm dagen here for neil cavuto and this is "your world." just days before the iowa caucuses, who will win the state's g.o.p. race, that is looking like anyone's guess. top iowa officials are amazed it see the field so unsettled, so close to the finish line. the number of undecided voters is 38 percent! the latest polls show that ron paul is in the lead, mother nature could be the deciding factor when all is said and done. to cam rain -- campaign carl on the way to the iowa state fairgrounds. >>guest: and ron paul was at the iowa somebody way in newton and will show up for a veterans event in des moines, and is getting big crowds and the polls suggest he is knocking on the d

dagen gave us a hopeful data point. if people are spending more than ever on the gasoline this year, the economy is doing better than we might have thought. >> no, gas is more expensive than a year ago, that's the point of the segment. >> gas a more expensive and pull demand back 4 to 5% in the last few months. >> here is the answer to the question, madonna made a g-- matt made a good point. we can spend in terms when we have a national security issue, that's why there's a bipartisan approach to fuels and won't have anything to do with in the conference. >> absolutely right. we're going to leave it there. and leave it right there. spirited, i appreciate it. by the way, before you lift that glass that says 2012, did you know that more than 70 tax cuts are set to expire tonight? yikes, don't fear, the gang from forbes say they have a money resolution that will make it good at the top of the hour. up here next, paying more and getting less. when the ball drops, your health care costs go up and if it surprised, the white ho

dagen? you know, and parties do this, but can't help themselves. >> they cannot help themselves and the cuts will never come. you're a democrat, they'll never come to medicare. if you're a republican, they are he' never going to come to defense and the problem for us, as a nation, is we can still borrow money hand over fist, at rock bottom rates. until somebody decides not to extend our credit limit. until somebody decides to extract a lot more in interest from us as a nation, nothing will change. not even an election, not even a tea party movement will change it and we've seen that over the last year, we're lending it to ourselves, and the federal reserve is creating it, giving it to the banks and the banks relend to the federal government. it's a virtual circle could go on for a very long time. >> neil: what's a long time. >> i don't know, it could go on for decades and end in terrible inflation. we're all happy. >> to put the blind fold on and stick your fingers in your ears and start hum

to dagen mcdowell and adam, and dagen, what do you think of this? >> the white house communications people said that this plan from widen and ryan, by the way, who is a democrat, who calls caused medicare to whiither on the vine and play book in 2012. they're going to talk about it endlessly, it's going to that the republicans want to end it, and push granny and granddaddy off the cliff. and this is going to be something that they try to hammer, but i do believe that the ryan-weiden plan at least opens the door, bipartisan to a normal ragsal conversation. >> i don't want to get too wonky about this, but-- i am a dork, but me, okay. charles, the idea was that this was going to give people flexibility. you can go with this health care plan or stick with the medicare plan, easier said than done. you have a democrat on board, top republican on board, makes it bipartisan. >> you look, we were talking earlier about, moving on about the president's poll numbers and recent approval numbers very bad. i think this is a degree of fatigue with the president in

they, really, really do live a life that only the 1% could even recognize. >> neil: dagen? >> where do you think that this, this hipocracy comes from? what did you say in the intro, rich corporate fat cats, how many heard if you heard those two words, fat cats come out of the president's mouth. >> neil: as soon as i hear that, i don't listen to the rest. >> when you say fat it's almost literal, literal in that photo. >> rich, calorie challenged. >> the two men in the photo. can you imagine they're saying to each other, yo, you think my gut is too big to-- >> hey, hey, hey. >> careful, careful. gasperino? >> why would they bite the hand that feeds them? i mean, i've done some reporting on this. >> the unions, particularly the union city, united federation of teachers and other unions are financing the occupy wall street movement. they doe he nanated money to th catered to the event and given them office space near zuccotti park. if the people na live there have a beef with occupy wall street they should have the union of fred rated of teacher, abominable to-- >> first of all