time. exactly. and also within the margin of error. we re looking at a neck in neck race. a closer election. bill: remember when the incumbent runs against the challenger, marjorie, the challenger always wins if it s a dead heat. always, because you have a known quantity against an unknown quantity. so unless the president is up in those swing states by three or four, he s toast! we don t know that. and also we re talking one debate into bill: that s the only the next debate on long island is a quote, unquote, town hall. and that s where people get up and say, mr. president, my cousin otis got laid off and we don t have a car, what are you going to do? that s the kind of debate it is. it s not, you know, as pointed. you can blow the ears off on those town halls. we might get some bill: mary katherine, go ahead. what i think i think the president will show up ready to go on these next
bill: where is he going to go? he s got to talk to otis. both will run wild and say what they want! he s decent in those situations. bill: yeah, he s good in those situation, but so is romney. let me talk about the depth of his support. when you look at the political, george washington poll that came out, this is taken mostly before the debate when certainly that s going to switch some support to the republicans, the enthusiasm gap is really big. double digits. some people saying they re bill: the polls say the romney voters are more motivated than the obama voters. it s moving more in that direction. bill: marjorie, last word. there is another interesting phenomenon. according to cbs new york times polling, obama has actually edged out the elite on the economy that romney had. that was his strongest point. so where we going into foreign relation, the next topic, obama has bill: i don t know if the president is in good shape in there right now after what cbs new
bill: ready to go where? i don t know. bill: where is he going to go? he s got to talk to otis. both will run wild and say what they want! he s decent in those situations. bill: yeah, he s good in those situation, but so is romney. let me talk about the depth of his support. when you look at the political, george washington poll that came out, this is taken mostly before the debate when certainly that s going to switch some support to the republicans, the enthusiasm gap is really big. double digits. some people saying they re bill: the polls say the romney voters are more motivated than the obama voters. it s moving more in that direction. bill: marjorie, last word. there is another interesting phenomenon. according to cbs new york times polling, obama has actually edged out the elite on the economy that r had. that was his strongest point. so where we going into foreign relation, the next topic, obama has bill: i don t know if the president is in good shape