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Guys? >> steve: we don't like that heavy snow idea. thank you. >> gretchen: one of the biggest voting blocks in america, parents. so what do they want come tomorrow? >> i want my son to have a future because i don't want him to be burdened by this enormous debt. i want him to be able to go to college and live the american dream. >> steve: so you're going to meet the parents coming up next. >> brian: the black panthers showing up at the polls in 2008. how a group of navy seals will make sure that does not happen again. first? >> steve: the aflac question of the day, born on this day in 1955, th...

Romney is seriously competing in these states, should they have spent money earlier to shore up those voting blocks, to make sure it wasn't even close? that they can't make a real play? >> you know, listen, i think when you look at this battleground map, and this has been one of the most difficult races to get kind of a handle on because you have national polls, you know, most of them showing a small, narrow romney lead. you have battleground polls showing a small, narrow obama lead. it is a very different state to get a grasp on. all that being said when you look at the battleground map and f...

It's important that in tomorrow's debate, in the tuesday night debate that president obama, who had such a problem last time needs to steer the conversation to florida specific to topics i'll name two. everyone is concerned about jobs everywhere. two issues that resonate here particularly are medicare and immigration. we didn't hear much of either of those in the first debate. jenna: it's interesting you point out the two issues as well. obviously they are geared towards certain voting blocks. when we take a look at the numbers it's not just the numbers we are looking at but who may be shiftin...

Now, young people, ages 18 to 29, generation opportunity put this together by analyzing bureau of labor statistics data, the rate for the age group is 11.8 percent. generation opportunity which studies economic numbers among america's youth says the situation here is even worse. >> we have an additional 1.7 million young american whose is dropped out of the labor force. if you take that number and roll it into the 11.8 percent, the nonadjusted number would be 16.6 percent for the labor force participation rate for 18-29, the high of the since world war ii. >>reporter: does this make a differen...

Comments? >> i think that is a major drama within the drama of the debate tonight, how he handles that obviously, he is going to be asked about it. i think he needs to apologize in a way. it goes beyond inn elegant it is impossible for him to explain away the words. what he has to say, i think, is look, i was speaking as an insider to other insiders. i made the mistake of talking in cold, mechanical terms about votes and about voting blocks. of course i care everybody. i was speaking in a technical language. i should never forget that this game, this business of politics, is about real people....