first, mike flannery, political editor of fox chicago news.lester, daily herald and lynn sweet from the chicago sun times. michael, let's start about what we need to know about illinois and why it's different? >> i think there are some local idiosyncrasies, but it is worth noting that many conservative activists here are referring to santor num this state as the consensus conservative candidate. there have been signs that he has achieved something here he hasn't achieved in earlier states. and the other thing to know as you watch the returns tone, bret, is that the big headline number that everybody's going to report, what percentage of the vote -- romney and santorum get -- is scornfully dismissed by the political insiders as a beauty contest, because it means nothing for tampa. the del baitigates are elected directly. this being illinois, have you to vote twice for president, in the beauty contest and directly for the delegates. >> bret: basically, the ballot's set up with the beauty contest, if you will, at the top, and the names of the del