florida attorney general pam bondi. you have been the most effective voice to call for the repeal.t to hear? >> i want to hear obama explained a lot of things. i think he wants to dodd the issue. the overarching point* is so many things are not true. first, it is not a tax. now we know it is the largest tax increase. he said it would not raise taxes for the middle class. wrong. also people could keep health-insurance. over 20 million americans could lose employer coverage as a result of obamacare. also he says it would not hurt medicare but they braided $716 billion to fund obamacare making it go bankrupt by 202047 it will be more interesting to hear mitt romney because he has been confusing if he is proud of romneycare and some comments have been confusing >> i have personally spent much time with matt -- mitt romney the first day in office he will begin the process to repeal and replace. paul ryan is by his side. they have a plan not to hurt anyone 55 and over but as important to look out for the future generations. i have talked to governor romney on multiple occasions. gerri: i

joining us, florida attorney attorney pam bondy.o see you. >> great to see you. >> you've been traveling with the governor around florida. what accounts for the turn around showing he's leading in the swing state? >> i've never doubted it for a second and i told governor romney, i was with paul ryan thursday night. we were in fort myers, last night i was in mitt and paul in daytona beach. they drew thousands and thousands of supporters i was with ann romney this morning and they're doing amazing. i've never seen momentum like this in my state. i feel like you can't drive 100 yards without seeing a mitt romney bumper sticker. >> he's on our polls for the president's preference and the choice in florida, you've got obama and biden with 45% and romney-ryan at 48. back in september, look at the numbers, 49-44, that's a really -- a surprising number given the fact that people kept saying that mr. romney had a lot of ground to make up for in florida because of concerns for plans for medicare and women in your state. >> well, first of all

joined by the attorney general of the state, pam bondy and the man and lady of the hour right now, ann and mitt romney areefg here as well. what we've witnessed over the last several days in florida is looser, more comfortable, more relaxed mitt romney as he gets prepared to speak here today. it's as if his performance in that debate didn't just give him a new confidence, but also energized the crowds that are seeing him throughout the country. craig, before the debate when he would speak to people at these events, they said they wanted to defeat president obama and that's largely why they supported mitt romney. increasingly, they believed he is the man who can do that. impressed by his performance, he's been sharing more of his personal asides, more of his emotional, compassionate story, the stories of three individuals he's been friends with, a 14-year-old child who passed away from leukemia. another friend of his that he knew from back when he was younger, who became a quadriplegic, stories that share a little of his personal story, an effort to say he's not just the data-driven tec