7.2% across the state that is lower than the national average and 7.3% here in the canton area specifically. going forward, the obama campaign may have something there to argue in their favor. the bureau of labor statistics says that the state average of unemployment here has gone down every month this year and so they may want to go ahead and push that. what the romney/ryan campaign is going to say is that look, nationwide, unemployment has hovered above 8% for 42 straight months because of president obama's policies. policies they say have failed. we got a pretty good crowd filing in here and hopefully already it sounds more energetic than it did last night. yesterday was flat. >> i will be curious if we hear two words out of paul ryan's mouth today, auto bailout. ron mot in ohio traveling with the ryan campaign, thank you, sir. as with you told you it's been getting toxic out there this week. the campaign entering a new faze and it's not even -- phase and it's not even labor day. swing state of mine,