weather. heather: looks like the sun is coming out after a rainy weekend. reporter: it s starting to look up you re welcome. heather: thank you very much, amy, like your hat. we appreciate it. bill: cool stufplt now is th stuff. now is the time to where it. neil cavuto just finished an interview with governor of wisconsin scott walker. kneel is on deck to tell us what he told him in a case that everybody in this country is paying attention to. we ll talk to kneel in a moment. heather: one woman didn t need to bother to go to the zoo, a rare peacock came right to her, but the big question, where did it come from?
these are very unusual events in american history, only three governors have had to face this. this one this is he can buck what normally happen in these events where the governor gets reswrebgted by the rest departments of his state. these polls have a wide swing of possible error up or down 4 points. many argue that the governor is outside that area of possible defeat here. he says that that is because the economy, whatever is going on nationally, the trend he says is in week unemployment has been coming down, 6.7%, well below the national average. he feels that some of the numbers have been going his way as well. jobs have been created. he says that will help him. we shall see. bill: neil, from a business perspective, an economics perspective, maybe with the state budget or taxes or all of that, what is changing there in wisconsin? well, he argues even though
doesn t work politically, that is thing i think republicans will be looking at and wondering about. bill: we all sit back and wait for the results. thank you, nice to see you on a monday, brit hume from washington. what do you think at home? go to our website. will the call results matter in november? you think yes, 90% think it will make a difference, only 8% think it will not be much in the long run. we ll bring you more results through the hour here. heather: heading into tomorrow s election meanwhile governor walker and others raising concerns about the possibility of voter fraud with more than 180,000 a 180,000 absentee ballots out, could there be problems at the poll? they have already opened a fraud investigation. we are live with more on that. reporter: there are allegations of voter fraud in
governor, and this goes completely against they ve had so many different narratives but the one where he was a right-wing extremist. you think that independent voters once they hear about this will support him, is that where you re headed? i think they will consider him certainly. this is a decision between two people and you have to decide who do i think is better to handle the problems that face the country. i think it will make him more appealing if people understand his really quite moderate reco record. mitt romney raised the same amount of money as president obama. romney has the potential to stay toe-to-toe with him during the rest of this campaign. bill: thank you very much. heather. heather: his job is on the line. wisconsin governor scott walker sitting down with fox neil cavuto. kneel will join us live from madison with what the governor
have gone over the past several national election cycles if you by into the theory and argument that wapbs in wisconsin tell what happens in wisconsin tells us a lot about what will happen in november. this was in 2008. go back to 2004, though, this is john kerry and george bush. kerry won the state but only 50-49. that is a difference of some 11, maybe 12,000 votes in the end. if you went back to the year 2000 you would find between al gore and george bush even a closer race, looks about 4500 votes separated the tour with al gore winning that state. brit hume is our fox news political analyst, good morning to you. reporter: good morning. bill: how do you see this breaking. reporter: if the polling is right walker has been ahead in every single poll, including the