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The rest of the people on this stage and one person that wants to run for the presidency. being in favor of the obama race to the top and that is not conservative. >> governor romney? >> nice try. let me tell you what i think i i would do. one, education has to be held at the local and state level not at the federal level. we need to get the federal government out of education. and secondly, all of the talk about we needed smaller classroom size. that is promoted by the teachers unions to hire more teachers. >> , we looked at what drives good education in our state and the best thing for educa...

and 13.9 million people are still out of work. we just can't seem to catch a break. don pack is features editor for "the atlantic" and wrote "can the middle class be saved?" don, what's the answer, can it? >> the middle class can be saved but we need to take a wide array of aggressive action to save it, i think. it's interesting the middle class itself has in many ways been downgraded in this recession. the housing bubble amassed a host of problems. the middle class has been slowly hallowing for years, wages in the middle class were stagnant throughout the odds. but the middle class ...

Overtime, performance bonuses, hazardous duty pay and even classroom size. i will put it become on the table and we'll have a vote. he didn't have to do any of that, but he did that. and the democrats rejected it saying, we don't get to negotiate over sick pay and sick leave and vacation, then it's not good enough. i'm almost done. let me finish. >> you are going and going. megyn: i want to set it up because people don't necessarily know. so supporters say, he's done his best to negotiate and there was nothing wrong with him doing what he had to do procedurally when he was rejected. go ahead, ...

Time, classroom size for teachers and the democrats who are awol say that's inadequate. he has to have sick leave on the table, vacation pay and they are still staying out of the state. do you agree with the governor's proposed compromise and your reaction to the democrats that it's not sufficient. >> i think the lines of communication have remained open and should through this process with the democrats. but the idea that we are going to change the bill that was passed in the wisconsin assembly after 60 hours of debate, there is no question that's not going to happen. governor walker is not g...

Across the border in illinois, but it good show the governor was willing to give up ground on the centerpiece of this controversy, collective bargaining under the original investigation of the budget repair bill, collective bargaining rights had been restricted to wages and to the consumer price index or inflation with this compromise, if it would go through, the public employees would have the ability to bargain beyond inflation, and therefore, compensate for the reduced benefit, with the discussion, collective bargaining rights would be expanded to overtime, performance bonuses, hazardous du...