the lines are very, very long. that s encouraging sign. people are engaged. we have noted over the last 96 hours around the state the energy is building and building and billing. governor walker and mayor barrett on this the last day, election day. as the voting continues here. big vote. let s bring in the special panel here. chris stirewalt, fox news, politics iter digital. steve hayes stan weekly standa welcome craig gilbert for milwaukee sentinel journal. craig, the sense of today from exit polls and what we hear anecdotally throughout the state? it underscores the intensity and the deep division in the state. what i see in system of the exit polling is people for example aren t just divided over the collective bargaining but they are deeply divided. everybody is either very approving or very disapproving of how governor walker handled the issue. the other striking thing is nobody decided late in this race. if you look at the numbers,
we begin with this morning with running out of time. it was a working weekend in washington, as the president met with congressional leaders, trying do come up with a plan on tackling the debt limit. but in a sign of the deep division on capitol hill, two rival plans now appear to be in the works. the for more, we go to nbc s tracie potts in washington. reporter: good morning. we re starting to see some signs that this gridlock in washington is not good for wall street. asian markets opened lower this morning, shaken that washington could be on the verge of its first-ever default. the big question now, how might wall street react this morning? it s unthinkable that this country will not meet its obligations on time. it s just unthinkable that we d ever do that. reporter: a market slide could affect what you pay for mortgages, car loans, financing college. right now, washington is stuck
general election? i think that karl rove is right. if the media didn t have the distraction of rove for deepers reasons not just 51 seats in the senate, this tea party movement is a repudiation not just of obama, but karl rove and the bush policies. i think if the media would stop focusing on that, if we didn t have the deep division and public trashing of her and she could if the g.o.p. was behind her and the earned attention and media she gets this is the rah is that would determine control in the senate, could i do, too. i don t really want to be the defender of karl rove here. and i m sure many people for that role, but you do have to say that while that passion has been attractive to republicans, it s a dangerous thing. absolutely. i think we ve seen the that kind of talk and what is so dangerous i want to touch on the piece ran in the new york times, profile of john boehner, house minority leader, talks about his tan
she beat a democrat in a general election? i think that karl rove is right. if the media didn t have the distraction of rove for deepers reasons not just 51 seats in the senate, this tea party movement is a repudiation not just of obama, but karl rove and the bush policies. i think if the media would stop focusing on that, if we didn t have the deep division and public trashing of her and she could if the g.o.p. was behind her and the earned attention and media she gets this is the rah is that would determine control in the senate, could i do, too. i don t really want to be the defender of karl rove here. and i m sure many people for that role, but you do have to say that while that passion has been attractive to republicans, it s a dangerous thing. absolutely. i think we ve seen the that kind of talk and what is so dangerous i want to touch on the piece ran in the new york times, profile of john boehner, house minority
general election? i think that karl rove is right. if the media didn t have the distraction of rove for deepers reasons not just 51 seats in the senate, this tea party movement is a repudiation not just of obama, but karl rove and the bush policies. i think if the media would stop focusing on that, if we didn t have the deep division and public trashing of her and she could if the g.o.p. was behind her and the earned attention and media she gets this is the rah is that would determine control in the senate, could i do, too. i don t really want to be the defender of karl rove here. and i m sure many people for that role, but you do have to say that while that passion has been attractive to republicans, it s a dangerous thing. absolutely. i think we ve seen the that kind of talk and what is so dangerous i want to touch on the piece ran in the new york times, profile of john boehner, house minority