bargaining rights, and the people are not going to lose face, no matter who stands with them. we want them to know the progressive caucus stands with them, and ohio and indiana and all over america. and yes, we want to hear more from the president, but i don't want to be the one saying the president hasn't done anything because to be fair, he has said statements in support. but of course, more statements would be welcome. and i think it would be the right thing to speak up for collective bargaining rights, but it would also be politically astut. walker's poll numbers are declining, his negatives are going way up. this is clearly an overreach. after today when he thought he was talking to david koch, he was revealed to have a very political strategy that had nothing to do with dealing with budget repair in wisconsin, but everything to do with breaking the back of working people. and if you can't have a say so in the job site, you're in trouble. stand up, stay strong, and thank you very much for having me on.