politicking sun like anything i have seen before with the third party groups coming in, conservative organizations, american for prosperity has a bus tour, and they send volunteers out into the neighborhoods to knock on doors and try to persuade voters face-to-face. and you have groups operated by the unions sending vans to the poor neighbors and they pick people up at the doorsteps, drive them to the polls and them drive them back. because the passions are so deep the voter turn out is expected to be upward of 60 percent. neil: president clinton could be trying to help fellow democrat in wisconsin but did he give the republican presidential nominee a boost? former president clinton saying of governor romney that he has a sterling business career, one that makes him qualified for the presidency. nice words for the man rooting for the other guy? why would president clinton say that? pat caddell, odd, pat, odd.
in minnesota, and illinois, completely missing wisconsin. we are not. we are headed straight this for live coverage monday and tuesday. more on that in a moment. first to milwaukee. what is going on there now? reporter: it is interesting because minds were made up back when people were marching around the capital and no one could be persuaded now. the focus in wisconsin in the final hours is an attempt to electrify the base and make sure your people do not stay home on election day. that is why the democrats called on bill clinton to come out here and try to electrify the crowd. he painted up the recall as a struggle with the little guy up against uncompromising tea party politicians who answer only to big money. i can hear it now, wednesday, all the people that poured all money into wisconsin, if you don t she up and vote will say, see, we got em now. a won on won retail