gwen moore appeared ahead of a rally headlines by bill clinton last week and gave barrett supporters chance to carry to the polls tomorrow. take a listen. ♪ hit the road scott and don't you come back no more ♪ >> great scott, scott walker, you got to go, baby. >> congressman gwen moore is in milwaukee and joins me this morning. good to have you here. you were pretty excited out there in front of the people at the rally for mayor barrett, but with one day to go, your candidate is behind and being massively outspent. some are wondering if it just came too late. frame it. the stakes for tomorrow. not just for tom barrett, but democrats in your state and the unions. >> well thanks for having me. cle clearly, i'm not going to win the grammys, but i think people have underestimated our ground game and the factors to lead us to victory on tuesday. number one, tom is surging with independents. such an important constituency for winning an election. secondly, we have a number of switchers of you know in 2010, we had 60% of labor vote iing f tom barrett and 40% for scott walker. now those numb

. >> and now, we have gwen moore, who is the chair of the women's caucus. and progressive caucus. >> brothers and sisters, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, today is a day we've been waitingin on for over a century in this country. the supreme court's decision to uphold obamacare, and i say it very proudly today, is especially important for women and children, the most vulnerable among americans. women are twice as likely as men to be dependent upon their spouses for health insurance. children who are going to be covered until they're 26 are, of course, dependent upon their parents for health care. so as a -- as the co-chair of the women's caucus, i am especially celebrating this decision today for women and children in the united states. and i hope that in november women will appreciate the work and the sacrifice that democrats have made to bring this bill forward to the supreme court. thank you. >> laura richardson of california. >> i would just like to focus on two points. in 1968, at 6 years old, laura richardson from california, i wanted to become

with me now is gwen moore.to the country and wisconsin, this recall vote tomorrow. >> thanks for having me, this is tretly important tremendously important to us. this is family business. it's not about president obama who has his own constituency in the state. it's about scott walker and what he has done to decimate the progress of our state. we learned today that tim lusz -- russell, one of the indicted folk, told investigators that walker has indeed stone walled their investigation. so he is probably the target of an criminal investigation in this state. >> that doesn't mean he is guilty. >> no, it doesn't mean -- that's exactly right. and, but you know this is about trust. and he has shown throughout his actions just taking away the table for collective bargaining, raising taxes on the elderly, on the poor -- women taking away health care for women, and so what that is really translated and meant is that we have a tremendous ground game. we have seen record turnout, our early turnout rivals what happened in

. >> i was talking earlier today with gwen moore, congresswoman from milwaukee. i said i'm hearing so much about get out to vote. what are you doing? the bottom line it comes down to this, it's the elbow grease. it's not the mailer. it's not dropping something in the mailbox. it's beyond knocking ong somebody's door. it's beyond making a fiona call. they are monitoring the polls and seeing exactly who is voting, where their are weak and what wards and they are canvassing. they are pulling people out and say you've got to get to the polls. has this been done before? this seems very intense. this is elbow grease work. >> it surely is. the highest voter turnout was in 1960. 73% of the people voted. what old-timers say, they used to have every precinct organized and you polled those people. i think we have returned to a traditional wisconsin way of doing it especially in our cities like milwaukee, madison, racine. the most important thing, you watch all these places we talked about. he will be elected governor of wisconsin. >> well, here's the thing. correct me if i'

so was democrat congresswoman gwen moore warming up the crowd. ♪ hit the road scott and don't you come back no more, no more, no more, no more ♪ well, hit the road scott and don't you come back no more ♪ >> what you say now? ♪ hit the road scott and don't you come back ♪ ♪ no more, no more >> a lot of members of congress what would they do have the voters sent them home? voted them out of office. she's got a backup plan. >> who knew she all those hidden talents. who knew, politicians have hidden talents other than talking. >> do you want to try to top her? >> what? >> top her. floor's yours. >> no. if i. a drink in my hand, maybe, but i don't. >> have great weekend. see you back here monday night. 23459s all for us. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next the dow plunges nearly 300 points. a horrible jobs report today. why some of the nation's leading ceos tell us they're hiring now. >>> a developing story. in the past hour, mitt romney releasing his personal financial statements for the past year. what changed, and what did

so was democrat congresswoman gwen moore warming up the crowd. ♪ hit the road scott and don't you come back no more, no more, no more, no more ♪ well, hit the road scott and don't you come back no more ♪ >> what you say now? ♪ hit the road scott and don't you come back ♪ ♪ no more, no more >> a lot of members of congress what w

congresswoman gwen moore sure is >> scott walker, you've got to go, baby. >> reporter: but the other not turn a blind eye to this recall ♪ >> reporter: conservative idealist or right wing ideal-ogue, governor scott walker is the man at the center of a bitter fight that has cleaved wisconsin like a block of its best cheddar cheese. christine christy gathered signatures for the recall petition. >> this is bigger than wisconsin. if they can get away with this here, they can get away with this anywhere. >> reporter: amy kramer is a at a party supporter of the governor. >> it's about doing what is is best for all citizens in wisconsin. >> reporter: walker and his republican allies in the legislature started the fight when they pass a law stripping collective bargaining rights for all government workers with the exception of police and firefighters. it was something he promised he would do, and he did it. >> it's ultimately about whether or not we want politicians to act on tough decisions. i've heard for years from democrat and republican voters alike that people complain that politicians

just recently on earth day at our april workshop congresswoman gwen moore came in and spoke to us duringare participants from all over the country. and some outside of the country. i think we had folks from all canada, we had some folks from sweden at our workshop. so folks from all over the world really come to these two-day workshops. and one of the pieces that we do is this project planning process that leads groups into be action. it's not one of those sit at a table for two or three years until you plan yourself out a business. [laughter] this is about, this is about visioning ahead what your farm's going look like and then going into action. this has been a very effective tool that we use to get, launch folks into action. this is an idea of an outreach. we have 15 regional outreach centers around the u.s. one of the -- we did this hav workshop a week ago in the washington d.c.w we signed a year contract with the university of district of columbia which is a land grant university for the district of columbia.h and what they wanted to do isl start growing soil. i convinced them that

gwen. >>> we will move to sports now. and it was the nats and the yanks bottom of the 8th, adam la roar. moore will try to score.he is called out a the plate. a lot of people calling that robbery. extra innings, bronx bombers get the game winning hit in the 14th nats loose, 5-3. new york goes for the sweep this afternoon. >> orioles on the road against the braves. mark reynolds, bases loaded 2 outs come through with the base hit to the left scores two runs there. add three more along the way they win 5. nothing, back at it again this afternoon. >>> to soccer, ben olsen and d.c. united back in action against philadelphia, tripped up right there. united is awarded a free kick. gets into it, d.c. united holds on to win, 1-nil. >>> today the final round of the u.s. open in san francisco. the course has not been kind to anyone. kilometres an hour coleaders heading -- your coleaders heading into today. tiger woods, had his worst round as a 36 hole leader in a major yesterday, shooting 5 over par, 75, 5 shots off the the lead. phil mickelson shot 1 over 71 yesterday and 8 over for 3 rounds. >>> despite this weekend's l