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I will continue to fight it it. in the end, it's whose side are you on? i'm on the side of giving opportunity to those who aspire to be in the middle class. >> your opponent calls you a liberal and a hyper partisan. how do you respond to that? >> you talk about what matters to people's lives. this automobile rescue has been huge for ohio. we celebrated this weekend two years of the chevy cruise, best-selling chevy that's made mostly in ohio. we're seeing the president's enforcing and enforcing trade rules. a new steel mill, something that surprises people. i'm clearly on the side of the middle...

To say tomorrow night? and what do you want him to say? >> what i want him to say i think he'll in part say. his focus on obviously jobs and especially manufacturing. we're a country that 25 years ago more than -- something like 26%, 27% of our gdp was manufacturing. today it's down to 10%. yet we've seen pretty consistent manufacturing job growth. >> yeah. >> first time since almost 15 years ago that we've seen job growth and we've had -- >> what's driving that? >> well, i think that -- i think what's driving it in part is more of a focus on manufacturing. we're the only country in the world ...

that an individual who voted 95% of the time for every budget that came before you, you've raised the debt limit nine times in washington, d.c., and to stand here in front of the people in the state of texas and say, trust me, i'm going to balance the budget, that's a little tough to understand. up first, though, breaking news tonight in libya. there are missing missiles, thousands of them, and mounting concerns here in washington they could fall into the hands of al qaeda or other terrorist groups. and as we speak tonight, the libyan rebels who forced moammar gadhafi from power cl...

even get back to it. it's moving probably 8, 10 miles an hour across the ground. so, you know, god help us. that's all. that's all we can do right now. [ sirens ] a whole different story in the east. remnants of tropical storm lee sweeping through the area. the storm left one person dead in mississippi, knocking out power to thousands all across the south. stocks deep in the red. the dow fell more than 250 points just after the opening bell. right now still hanging down. new concerns about europe's debt cries and the global economy weighing on investors. u.s. stocks plunged friday ...

European union but its economic output is still only a third of the united states and four times the population. china's economy is going to catch up probably within the next decade or two. but in asia, china's economic expansion goes hand in hand with political and military expansion. it directly challenges japan and to a big degree, america's influence in that region. along with china's huge foreign currency stockpiles, it's breeding confidence on the world stage and that encourages china to take more aggressive stands in favor of its national interests in trade rules, climate change, energy...