me. we did hear about jobs, be we did hear about the personalities of the two candidates the president and romney. people wanting to get a sense of who they are. did hear a lot about voters who feel sort of disappointed about where the country is going. but also disappointed in not getting to know romney enough they said. there were a couple different people who said we still don't feel like we know him. a lot of the things you hear in the big picture politics were happening on the ground. what i was struck by people are paying attention, they are interested in it, even if they're tired of it and i think that's important because no one in ohio has not been besieged by phone calls and advertisements. you know what it's like. you're on the road. even in the hotel any time you turn on the tv that's all you see. >> kelly o'donnell, great you're home but i love your -- >> i loved being on the road there. it was interesting. >> thank you so much. and with polls showing this volatile campaign up and down after the first presidential debate the next game changing moment, of course, thursday's vice presidential matchup in kentucky. here's paul ryan discussing in a