If the election had been held two weeks ago, John McCain would have won. If the election were held today, Barack Obama would win, and win handily.

If the election had been held two weeks ago, if John McCain would have won. But if the election were held today Barack Obama would win and win handily.

If the Republicans are responsible for yet defeating it once again, John McCain will pay a huge price. If the Democrats now peel away and defeat it, then Barack Obama's going to pay a big price.

The momentum has gone to Obama. He has got a four- or five-point lead now, if you look across the polls.

Barack Obama has been a little more conciliatory throughout this except for attacking Bush, not McCain.

I think he can get away possibly from the events of the last two weeks. If the Congress passes the bill and things get a little better.

I think the event -- he can get away possibly from the events of the last two weeks if the Congress passes the bill and things get a little better.

This bill is not going to solve everything magically in the overall economy.

But I think, what's important tomorrow, Anderson, is for both the President and Treasury Secretary to try to help maintain calm so we avoid a total panic.

Well, this is a huge failure of leadership across the board, Anderson. The House Members and House Democrats who voted against this ought to be ashamed of themselves. But it's really the House Republicans whom I think bear a special…

This was one of the worse mistakes I have ever seen Congress make. You always assume that in the crunch, people will do what's right for the country. And time and again, I have seen that and this was shockingly irresponsible.

Joe Biden could make a big mistake. He could be overbearing. It's not -- you know, this is a delicate matter, as the male in a male-female debate. There's a lot of delicacy there.