40 of 50 states. this is not about a national campaign. it s about persuadable voters in a few states. that s what matters. tod today campaign managers copied rove s strategy. first step, identify your key voters, and then get them to vote. your only priority today is getting people to vote. they call it got tv. have you had a chance to vote yet? hundreds and hundreds of volunteers to knock on their door, you have to call them and remind them today is caucus day, today is voting day, call them once, call them twice. i m calling to remind you today is election day. you call them again? sure. you make sure they know where their polling place is. it boils down to this one day. you have to make sure your voters get out. hi. my name is annie. today the phone system s automated, a volunteer presses a button, a phone automatically dials the likely supporter, and
you have to make sure your voters get out. hi. my name is annie. today the phone system s automated, a volunteer presses a button, a phone automatically dials the likely supporter, and her name pops up along with a script. have you had a chance to vote yet? the campaign called these people months before. this is a close race. we appreciate you voting. the computer kept track of who said they d vote for their candidate. then on election day you call them again to make sure they did. you did? well, wonderful. thank you, mrs. casey. if you suspect they might not vote show up with a bus, a personal car? sure. people don t just vote anymore, you pick them up and take them there. yeah. it s an art form. [ engine revving ] [ male announcer ] every car we build must make adrenaline pump and pulses quicken. to help you not just to stay ale.
voters get out. hi. my name is annie. today the phone system s automated, a volunteer presses a button, a phone automatically dials the likely supporter, and her name pops up along with a script. have you had a chance to vote yet? the campaign called these people months before. this is a close race. we appreciate you voting. the computer kept track of who said they d vote for their candidate. then on election day you call them again to make sure they did. you did? well, wonderful. thank you, mrs. casey. if you suspect they might not vote show up with a bus, a personal car? sure. people don t just vote anymore, you pick them up and take them there. yeah. it s an art form. when we return, i ll show you how campaigns manipulate people like me. but mr. single miles can t join his friends because he s getting hit with blackouts. shame on you. now he s stuck in a miniature nightmare.
story, this is piers morgan tonight. you only have to hear melissa ethridge once, you only have to hear it once. she s an outspoken person on all kinds of things close to her heart. welcome. thank you. you have a wonderful fiery soul offstage, don t you? i m just making some choices? when you look at your extraordinary life, professional and personal, how do you feel now about where you ve arrived, where you are right now? i think at this point, i m 51 now. i ve realized, oh, it s just a journey. you never get there. you never get it done. it s all about how you re doing it. that is so true. you will never actually arrive, are you? no. this train never gets to a station? it does not. there is no there there. for myself, who, you know, i ve achieved some of those markers that you think, oh, the oscar, those things, and each time, i go, there s no there here. that s nice, that s great but it s about how am i doing and how s this journey? what s been the best
you only have to hear melissa ethridge once, you only have to hear it once. come to my window. no one sings it like her. she s an outspoken person on all kinds of things close to her heart. melissa joins me now. welcome. pleasure to be here. you have a wonderful fiery soul offstage, don t you? i m just trying to lead this interesting life that we all have in front of us. making some interesting choices. when you look at your extraordinary life, professional and personal, how do you feel now about where you ve arrived, where you are right now? i think at this point, i m 51 now. i ve realized, oh, it s just a journey. you never get there. you never get it done. it s all about how you re doing it. that is so true. you will never actually arrive, are you? no. this train never gets to a station? it does not. there is no there there. for myself, who, you know, i ve achieved some of those markers that you think, oh, the oscar, those things, and each time, i go, t