own. the democrats love it. they think it really shows mitt romney at his most awkward. but if the fight is for independent, undecided women voters, do you think this is an issue that's weighty enough to resonate? >> yeah, because i think women care about the economy. they want jobs, and they, by the way, want to be paid the same as their male counterparts. and that comment the other night made by mitt romney at the debate showed, first of all, that he was at the very least misleading about exactly what he did with those binders. he says he sought them out and asked for lists of women to hire. the truth, apparently, is that both candidates running for governor were given binders with names of women in them. so he changed that story around to fit the narrative of the night. the bigger picture is, he wouldn't have supported the lilly ledbetter act, which is the first act -- first piece of legislation the president signed when in office. the president set up the white house council on women and girls. he's been working to get women equal pay every step of the way down the road here in this administration. and mitt romney just completely