>> may i share one fact with you. >> sure. >> when you look at, for example, single women working in america today between the ages of i think 40 and 64, who makes more? men or women? on average? men make $40,000 a year. women make 47. when you take out the marriage factor, look at some economics. my point here is that we're manufacturing a political crisis to get away from what this election really wants to be about. >> all right. let me -- >> that's the obama strategy in this election. >> i want to pick up on this point. which is as a policy matter, the romney campaign would like to make this strictly about the economy. how women fair in the women kmi. as opposed to what a lot of democrats, the president and others, you heard him make the point, i brought this up with ed gillespie, this idea of turning the clock back onset ld issues the republicans bring up. that got to the health care fight. the access to contraception. >> i think the economic issues matter a lot obviously to everybody. we're going to talk about whether tax cuts affect women more and men more and how women are fairing and the facts rachel