. >> the rebound compared to his predecessor, jennifer granholm, why is it a close race? partly because it is a more democratic state, also because he's being hammered for loving attacks on pension. equalizing the tax stream and pension of regular income. >> that was part of the tax reform, and he is getting bashed by democrats because he didn't cut taxes enough? >> ironic. definitely getting bashed for increasing revenues. >> he still has a slight lead. >> definitely. >> let's move to wisconsin where scott walker, of course, was ground zero for the huge fight over union reforms, governance reforms, collective bargaining for public workers. why is scott walker facing such a tight re-election. >> he is in a tight race mainly because he promised to create 250,000 jobs. it is always dangerous -- we know politicians don't create jobs, they create an environment and other people create jobs. jobs are being created, but he hasn't hit that target yet. he has made the state more competitiveerms of tax cuts, streamlining regulations. i think businesses over time will be moving in.