. >> greg sedar: i think it's kind of voting this time, we're going to have to pick one or the other, and it's kind of like picking a seat on the titanic. i'd rather have other choices. >> pelley: these men and lisa this is the united steel workers local 1104, and the only picture of a president on the wall is f.d.r.'s. at the door, the leadership backs clinton, but a sign doesn't paper over jobs lost to trade and the outrage of laid- off men. so, show of hands, how many trump voters do we have? okay. there are three. and hillary clinton voters? >> tom morris: i'm... i'm undecided. i'm not sure which one i want to vote for yet. >> pelley: carlos hernandez joined greg sedar, wayne townsend, tom morris and craig cooper. craig, what did you want to hear in the debates? >> cooper: just basically that, you know, that... that they're starting to watch out for... for us as... as americans. it just seems like they're so involved with themselves that we as a people don't matter anymore. we're just... you know, we're here as pawns, and they want our votes. and after they get our votes, they're

greg sedar looked a litt lost, like a farmer in the dells. >> sedar: it goes back to the days when democrats were alws for unions and republicans were agait. we're... we're... need jobs and we're... we're desperate enough we'll take them, whoever is going to give them. >> townsend: the idea of getting a good job likweave at a young age and working it for 30 years and getting the american dream of having a house, a car and a ilan retiring at a decent age before u're too old and too crippled to enjoy it, is gone bse of trade deals. last couple months, there's billions of people in the united st, and these are the two best people that we can get to lead us? i just find that hard to believe. i really do. >> that one is peanut butter oreo. what kind do you want, buddy? >> pelley: ohio nearly always picks the president becausit's farm, part factory. but for those shopping this time, 20 ilike making a choice when they're fresh out of your favorites. i wonder, onovembethe eighth, is there any cnce you're just going to say to yourself, "you know what? i'm going to sit this one out. i can't do it"? >>