said these fellows were standing over there in the line, and paul erickson said go over and shake hands looked over and they looked kind of angry and the didn't look like the much liked me. i said are you sure? then i found out they had leadoff and were being given turkey's for christmas, so i went over and started shaking hands and one guy looked at me and said save our jobs and then we drove three hours down to manchester the next morning and? financing the mill in mexico?? what are we doing to our ownkñó? people?[v?? >> i think that is crucial because people do have to understand that. >> in 96 we went down to north carolina. it was a long walk and they had come out and these guys were very tough guy is, they were not the guys i grew up with. one of them came up to me and said - lead off -- a donley in mexico training his replacement to do his job and he says all over the country. and i argued that in '92. you build these trade agreements and bring the chinese and and those every manufacturing job in the country. you know in the last decade, 2000 to 2010, this country lost 6 mill

. >> let's dig deeper in the strategy session and the cnn contributor paul begala and eric erickson, te.com. what do you think, paul, about this whole bane capital cory booker that has been generated over the past few days. >> i advised the pro-obama ads and the ads featured real people who mitt romney has laid off and he shattered their lives and sometimes it happens in business. i think people understand that, but here's the deal. some of his investments in bain were very smart and he made a lot of money and i think that's great and i applaud that. some went horribly wrong and he still made money off of them, and even as he was laying off people like pat wells who is in one of our ads and that's wrong. he did that many times, but also a whole lot of times he took companies that drove them into bankruptcy and canceled the retirement and jobs of the workers. that's wrong. >> it doesn't look like the democrats will back away and they see it as a lending issue for the president. >> yea, and i'm not sure that it is. and i get where paul is coming from, and i think the way paul articulate