greta: what do you think of the governor? i think the governor has an agenda. i think he wants to move forward his agenda. in the last month he s been hard at work. i ll give him that. he s been putting forth bills that are helping to some of the budget he woulds in our state. all in all, i can speak on our bill that the budget repair, collective bargaining provision put in a budget repair address does nothing to help the budget that s the problem we have. that s why you see so many labor unions out here this is about honoring labor. it is about the mere fact of workers and the middle class. we have firefighters out here, we are exempt from the bill. it is about the the the respect of labor and who aring labor.
greta: is this a surprise or is this the platform he ran on as governor? the governor has never, if you can show me tape where he has said this, the governor has never ever campaigned to get rid of collective bargaining rights. he has always said, i ve had three or four conversations with him, he has always said that he is going to ask for state workers to pay into their pensions. ask for state workers to pay into health insurance premiums. he s never campaigned on getting rid of collective bargaining rights. this is a clear attack on the middle class. you won t have one person out here that will complain about the pension or health care plan not one. the problem is getting rid of collective bargaining. once you do that, the middle stars to decline. we don t want that. this is about jobs. greta: next, the right to work bill may be out the window in indiana. why aren t the state s democratic leaders returning home? representative delaney goes on