the gap, the majority of it was cuts in education, which is a real shame when you think of wisconsin has one of the best public school systems in the nation and they're cutting their education budget back. >> by a small percentage. >> no, cutting a large part of it, a large part of the budget decrease. and cutting programs for poor people. >> if you look at the numbers, if you were a corporation, would you go to wisconsin or michigan? >> well, i think the answer is easy, it's wisconsin. you know, the left always thinks, you know, they always paint this picture like it's marlon brando and on the waterfront and the beleaguered workers, we must stand up for them. that hasn't been that way for 06 years now, maybe 70 years, for crying out loud. basically what michigan wants to do is mandate monopolies and it's funny because this country has been so anti-monopoly for so long. that's what a union is, it's a