that's why i think he'll win this race. >> let me say something, because what's interesting is that collective bargaining and labor issues have not actually dominated the faceup between barrett and walker because folks are maybe on the fence. barrett's had a hard time getting out the labor vote -- or at least getting the support of the labor movement because a lot of them are sort of questioning how he will handle the budget crisis if he were to become governor. >> another reason you haven't heard so much about it is it's been happening so long. you were talking about graphs and lines, this destruction of the labor movement in the u.s. has been happening since the 1970s. another line that you can lay on is the shrinking income and the labor share of the pie which has been on decline since the '70s now at a record low. in terms of what this means for republican economic strategy going forward, i don't see how you can have a thriving u.s. economy when the 70% of people in the middle don't have enough money to spend. so i think that that is a core