congressman tim ryan will tell you the new age is now. >> it's a quiet revolution that's happening. >yan is a former high school football hero from a shot and a beer district who's now written a book on mindfulness. the group he thinks can benefit the most from reading it are his colleagues on capitol hill. i can't think of a city in america less intro expectative than washington. >> yes, that's true. i think it's a problem. and i think if you go back to the history in our country to the big mistakes that we made, it seems to me like we weren't seeing things quite clearly. >> reporter: ryan is pushing a curriculum called sel, social emotional learning that teaches kids to relax, calming themselves into a state where they're better able to learn. juanita rogers uses it in her kindergarten classroom in a tough neighborhood in youngstown. >> they have no control of where they come from. they have no control of where they live. when they close their eyes, they can actually see themselves even doing well in school and when you can see it, it will happen. >> reporter: in the last three year

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prospect with the off hand. >> tim: might be the most hyped freshman they have had here in the bo ryanparticularly locally. nothing but aaron brust -- comes down with it. >> bill: thomas posting up. could have used him. >> tim: brust. evans could not get position. thomas collects the rebound for ohio state. shannon scott at the controls which allows craft to play off the ball. >> bill: that's his game now. >> tim: another attack with no points to show for it. you can't say that ohio state is not getting good looks. >> bill: absolutely. >> tim: 0 for their last 10. look at the drive. the help. you pay, generally. clean looks. generally knockdowns. >> tim: laquinton ross with the rebound and the run is out to 14-0 over the last 5 1/2, and actually it could be worse. wisconsin has missed a couple of open looks. >> bill: think thomas time. you've got to get him involved. >> tim: working on evans. kaminsky the rebound. dekker's got that mike dunleavy look about him. he finds his running mate, ryan evans. time out buckeyes. >> bill: got to stay at home on him, solid player who plays with a l

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tim ryan represents the youngstown area, a former manufacturing hub in that state and one that has been hit hard by recession. dakota, salem, oregon, republican. caller: good morning. as a college student very interested in economics, because that is what is helping me to fund my education, i like the policy initiatives that the president laid out in his speech, but that only goes so far. i think the president should do so much more in not doing just lip service. he can talk the talk, but he has to be willing to sit down with the legislators to actually do that. he needs to sit with those actually willing to listen, like stephen. before he and retired, he was strongly opinionated on economic policy. this is a tough battle, especially for college kids like myself. i am watching washington, because when they are bickering, they are throwing away my possible career choices. host: one of the papers said that his call for raising the minimum wage was directed at young people like yourself. did you find that part of the speech -- what was your reaction? caller: i applauded him, because i had

tim: another youngster that's been a little cold of late from the floor. he was one for nine in his last three games from deep, and he's a vintage faceup big man in bo ryan'ssaid they need him to make that three to really stretch the five man. >> tim: he had the big shot last year in columbus. they'll put that away. >> bill: bruesewitz banging. part of the problems with thomas, can't get free. nice drive. >> tim: krafsht not there. did everything but finish. they only had 24 points. berggren and bruesewitz get up and down the floor. it's now 39-20. >> bill: talk about effort. wire to wire, bruesewitz, that's not necessarily speed but involvement. >> tim: ohio state in the victory only had 24 in columbus. they have 22 now. being held to your lowest output in a half is something a lot of oon posing teams of wisconsin deal with. >> tim: 4 1/2 seconds between the shot clock and the game clock. great defense by craft lead to the deflection and the turnover. >> bill: bruesewitz, there he is at the foul line, sprinting, take advantage. the red shirts outnumbered. aggressive in nature. he really stimulates this team, i think. consistent in his endeavors. >> tim: g

ryan, right? you were always public about tim pawlenty, david, right? >> we looked at iowa and thought -- [laughter] >> i did not actually care. [laughter] but can i ask, would it have made a difference in ohio? would pawlenty have made a difference when you were looking at your field? were there some people that popped more than others? >> sure, you could argue ryan was one of those people. the reality was ryan helped us in wisconsin, because wisconsin was a place that had had five elections before november. they were just tired. the retired of elections. their retired a partisanship. what happened was as soon as ryan was picked, it engaged our voters. they were like, ok, now i have a second wind. i am going to do more. >> let me just ask you -- do not make a speech. that is all i ask. no political speeches. just ask your questions. >> thank you for having this debate. my question is geared toward the romney camp. at the bottom of the first presidential debate, there was a point that carried over past the second debate, where the momentum was changed,

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