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If the republicans do pick mitt romney as their nominee, he'll make a race out of michigan. a new poll shows a romney/obama match-up would be competitive. each get 38% of the vote. that's a lot of undecideds out there. and leaners, romney leads by five points. so people are tending towards him there. his father was, of course, the governor out there. his dad was governor back in the '60s. "hardball back after this. here's a myth:

Tea party or not, he's been a consistent fighter for the people of utah and he will be in 2012. >> one of the things that people liked about orrin hatch and about john mccain is when there were issues that were very important to the country, they could put aside partisanship and work with people like, yes, ted kennedy. orrin hatch did that on a number of occasions. >> he won't it again. >> neither one will do it again because the crazies have taken over the party. they cannot get through a nominating process where the republican tea party movement is ready to toss them out of office. senator l...

>> hawaii. >> right. what is hawaii. very good. you get one out of two. >> watson would have rung in by now. >> i wouldn't ask you a question i didn't know myself. he was harry truman's vice president. >> yeah, i do know this one, too. kentucky. >> yeah. >> ab. >> bark lee. alben barkley. >> you're very good. you beat a machine, you could beat me. let me ask you about this. tiger moms. there's a lot of talk about hard, rigorous education of kids, no play time, no

It showed that hard thinking, which is what the researchers put in to develop this kind of software that can make these kinds of word games and information retrieval and so forth can be fun. so that's serious in the sense that they're developing ideas that are applicable in all sorts of things. >> okay. watson, this machine that's beat a lot of serious contestants in jeopardy. what use could you put the machine to in terms of application, other applications? >> you know, that's the point of research. when you start, you don't always know where it's heading. i'm sure they've learned some things...

A lot of other people, they thought a lot about unions. they've been down with this program for a long time. but i do think you're right, and that 20 or 20 odd percent number that you said of kind of like i haven't heard enough, i mean, most people think, wow, i've heard -- whether you like them or not, you've heard plenty about unions. and i think that's a real opportunity for the labor movement in this country, that there's that many people. i think there was another like 15% that were undecided. so i think that is a really good point. and going back to the earlier issue we were discussing, ...