to run? >> from national level to state level and today is d-day in wisconsin. >> we've heard that before but this is really d-day. >> it really is. and the reason is because they have to restructure $165 million worth of bond debt and it goes two weeks out which means we've got to do it by today. also, the governor is going to be giving a speech later this afternoon and he is going to detail big cuts that will be painful for wisconsin. >> now, i understand he's going to do it in the assembly hall, right? that's where we've been seeing all these pictures you've been watching for the last couple of weeks with all the protesters there so remember over the weekend, they said hey, could you leave for a while because we need to clean? they decided to let them stay. well, now, they in fact are not going to let them come back into the premises. he is going to be giving the speech there. in the meantime, there were some very biting words that went between the governor's office and the president's office yesterday because the president decided to weigh back in on what's going on with wisconsin.