in order to understand theation.portance of grand central, you have to understand the importance of the railroads to the united states and to the world at that time. before the railroads came along, the only way to get across the country or from any point was either by horse-and-carriage or by canal, which was very slow. the railroads revolutionized the ability to move quickly across the country, and they became an extraordinarily powerful business. >> so powerful, in fact, that in 1947, over 65 million people -- the equivalent of almost half our nation's population at the time -- passed through grand central in just one year. that gave birth to a popular saying in the 1940s -- "busier than grand central station." except, that name is not quite correct. >> the real name of this building is grand central terminal, and the reason for that is that the trains terminate here. >> of course, trains also originate from here. grand central is a sprawling complex of ramps, stores, tracks, and huge spaces. >> what you see, actu

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it's up to romney to go into these states where employment is better than theational average and say,ecause of the president's policies. if they were, you would make the natural conclusion that unemployment would be down everywhere. it's a hard sell. but that's what he is challenged to do in these states. >> governor dean, in ohio there's plenty of evidence that e president's policy with the auto bailout in particular has something to do with that. >> that's another huge problem in is the problem. santorum may have been right. he's probably the worst candidate of the field. even though he's the best organized and probably the most capable, he's probably the worst candidate in the field because when you go we -- if you need to win michigan and ohio and pennsylvania in order to win the presidency, and he has to win ohio, he must win ohio. if he loses ohio, he's done. and your record is to have opposed the auto dustry, there are probably more auto industry jobs in ohio if you include the auto parts supply system, than there are in michigan. and he's going to go in having opposed the bail

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