joining me now is lee sanders, president of the american federation of state county and municipal employeesgest union of public employees. thanks for being here tonight, lee. >> good evening, al. >> lee, can a grassroots movement stand up to big money that's being pumped into this campaign from the other side? >> no question about it. i think that it can. and we are going to be putting boots on the ground and absolutely the entire labor movement, partners in the communities, religious organizations, students, seniors, we are going to have boots on the ground and 40,000 activists in the last election, al, in 2008. we are going to have 80,000 people participating by knocking on doors and making those phone calls and handing out leaflets. the afl-cio will have 400,000 people doing the same thing. not only knocking on doors of labor union members but mocking on doors in our communities, nonunion members. we are going to get out the vote and do it strong. >> you have got the big money. have you the voter suppression and many of us in the civil rights community are concerned about a nonpartisan w

lee corso. >> kirk: he was the he had the school record for a number of years until deion sanders tied him.e played with burt reynolds back in that era. >> brent: second down and ten. throwing down field. complete. beautiful pass and ford, the tight end who was once a wide receiver, crosses. what a pretty play that was. >> kirk: they hit a touchdown on this call. it's a wheel route where they try to get the defense to pay tension. this time it's hopkins. he cuts out and down the sideline and defense lost them again in coverage. >> brent: that's 40 yards down field. they ride ellington, and he comes across. the 25 yard line. and smith makinging a stop. >> kirk: if i'm a clemson fan it will be hard to see them. so early in the season. there we go again. same old clemson. you want to see them fight to the end. show some backbone here after the way the second half has gone. one of the things that bears repeating. offensive and defensive lines on this clemson team are very young and very inexperienced and in a game like this, where you play -- that makes a huge, huge difference. with swinney and

sanders, you think fried chicken. but it turns out, the concelone had a stash of secret recipes. edward lee modern twist on the concern's age-old recipes. thank you. >> thanks for having me. hello, everyone. >> way to get the crowd involved. and nothing says finger-licking good than peach cobbler. >> of course. i love to have fried chicken for breakfast. i don't know about you. after that, i love to follow it up with peach cobbler. this is a wonderful recipe. it's easy to make. starting with eggs and sugar. creamed in a bowl. put it together. really easy. i just cream it until it's nice and smooth. >> okay. >> going to add a little touch of vanilla extract. >> great. >> just a teaspoon. >> melted butter? >> melted butter. >> this is great. sugar, eggs, butter, vanilla, i like the ingredients so far. >> we know we have our wet ingredients. we're going to add our dry ingredients, which is a little bit of flour, baking powder and baking soda. that gets mixed in together. and real simple, you add some of that into the batter. >> okay. >> and a little bit of milk. >> is that whole milk? skim mil