if you followed the cowboys when tom landry was the coach, when tech schram was the general manager andresident. you probably still have a hard time accepting this guy from arkansas. that fascinates me. i was looking at discussions up.terday, fans will bring that an interloper, look what he did, he did not respect the legacy of this franchise. he has kept this team the topic of conversation, even when it hasn't done well. he's added value. there is no other celebrity owner in sports. the only person to compare with jerry jones wws geor georgesteinbrenngeorge steinbrenn steinbrenner. >> and he is gone. >> right. >> he has kept them relevant. there is something wrong if you follow football and the cowboys are your team, when the best-known person on your football club is the owner and it is not a player.. >> although, you have to correct me if i'm wrong about this. psn't it true to tony romo's merchandise, at one point that was the most successful merchandise featuring any player's name or number in the nfl for a while. >> i don't know that. i didn't see that figure. tony romo is a great

and again today the schram ambassador's father weighed in telling bloomberg news in a phone interview, and this is quote, it would be really abhorrent to make this into a came pin issue. jeff? >> jeff: jan crawford, thank you. >> joining us is our political director john dickerson in washington. john, a lot of discussion of benghazi right now. on election day how much do voters typically factor in foreign policy? >> well, in this election where voters have told us consistently that they care the most about jobs and the economy, that's likely to be the big issue on everybody's mind. the political danger for the president, though, about the libya issue is that the romney campaign is trying to attach it to a larger critique of this administration. that on issues from libya to the economy, they are out of ideas. that they are not on the case that they've not been showing leadership. so in that way it's a way for romney to make a case about the administration as a whole even though it's on an issue that will not be front of mind for voters. >> jeff: let's talk about the electoral college m