mary kay henry president of seiu the service employees international union more than 2 million members to see you. thank you for coming on. your union is mounting a massive ground game so tell us about it. tell us about the strategy here. >> we are going to have 13 million conversations, chris, just in the battleground states because we know that our members and working people are going to rely on people they trust to make this decision about who stands for good jobs now. everybody's got to pay their fair share. how do we invest in medicare, medicaid, social security and make sure that we get comprehensive immigration reform. >> when you say 13 million conversations are those phone calls, is that door to door? how do you calculate that number? >> it is a combination. it'll be one conversation directly either in the work place, at home, in the neighborhood, in a meeting. and then reinforced through phone calls, mail, social media. we are going to make sure that we talk about how we can trust each other to make a choice for president barack obama through the barrage of ads that you've ju

i heard mary kay henry at the seiu talk the other day at our american constitution society convention. when you hear the things they are doing around the country, it gives you hope that we can really move forward. all of the things that we do better work supports, that any decent society should do our part of the raising income, whether specifically liked the effect of housing vouchers are living in public housing, that has an income equivalency about it. childcare has an income equivalency about it. pollak rants are obviously worth some pain. and of course the big one is health care. so maybe i'll call for a moment of silence, prayer for justice kennedy. if you're a praying person, cannot come to think some other way to communicate. so we'll find out on monday and we can all hope that the law is constitutional, that medicaid. you know, if there's any question in anybody's mind about has barack obama done what we would've wanted or done good things about poverty, the answer is that he has. we have 16 million people on medicaid going forward, 16 million more people added. we've been tr