i think it is clear that 10 marie and i have made different -- that tim murray and i have made different choices. we have the results. we are first in the nation in student achievement, in health care coverage for resins, and job creation. we have added more than 60 -- in health care coverage for residents, and job creation. we have added more than 60,000 jobs this year. we want to finish what we started. we want to close the achievement gap in education, i get costs down for businesses and working families alike, and job creation, continuing the pace we have been on so that everybody who is seeking work can find it. >> miss stein, one minute. >> i would start off taking issue with the governor and that we started jobs. we have serious problems doing that job. we have record unemployment, bankruptcies, foreclosures, and so on. we needed jobs and good jobs. we need affordable health care and we need strong schools. it will take a real change to help us do that. we cannot do that with more of the same. i think we have seen what we're getting from this administration and from past administr

tim cahill. another interesting night and the primary season is finally coming to a close. >> all right, mark murray, nbc's deputy political director, thanks for that. savannah, up and down the ballot, richard nixon's grandson finished third in his primary. you had former members of congress lose primaries for governor in both wisconsin and new york. joe malone, who used to be the massachusetts republican party, he got spanked in a primary. if you were connected to the establishment inside the republican party, you lost last night, and you lost in some cases by big, big numbers. >>> let's move on. on capitol hill, a big breakthrough, the small business bill the president has been holding up is a symbol of republican obstruction finally got passed that senate deadlock. aides say could be on the president's desk by next week. john harwood is cnbc's chief washington correspondent. so, john, you know, we hear these things. it's a small business bill. what is it practically going to do that the average consumer and the average american is going to understand? >> well, the most important thing in the bill