. >> four years ago, you know, she was basically unknown across this untry. she isnot a politician herself. she was plucked out of, you know, out of raising her daughters in chicago to hit the campaign attempt so, four years ago in denver, it was really an introduction to the american people of who michelle obama was. >> reporter: well, can you watch that entire interview with the obama campaign deputy campaign manager on www.myfoxdc.com. she also talked about how the campaign got its story together in the wake of governor o'malley's statement about the country being better off than it was four years ago. keep in mind, keynote's coming up tonight as we said the the mayor of san antonio is expected to speak at 10:00 and the first lady will take the stage around 10:30. >> and one of the featured speakers also, former virginia governor and current senate candidate firm cane. his opponent in november george allen appeared on fox morning news. if elected, he will make energy independence on one of his top priorities. >> from day one, if i'm hired on to represent v

perot think he said that the untry is coming a part at the seems. now, i know that the only way he can win is to make everybody believe the economy is worse than it is. as it seams.e of the economic problems, we have the -- we are the most economic party around. we have been caught up in a global slow . we ought not to convince the people that america is a country coming apart at the seems. i would hate to be coming as president and think the only way i could win is to convince everybody how horrible thins yes, there are big problems. yes, people are hurting. but i believe this agenda for american renewal is the answer to do it. i believe we can get it done now you're going to have a brand new bunch of people in the congress that is going to listen to the same people i'm listening to. >> mr. perot, 1 minute to respond. >> they have a point. i don't have experience in running a $4 million debt. i don't have experience in lock government where nobody takes responsibility for everything. i don't have the experience of creating the most violent crime in

i hope it starts a debate in the untry how much we need education reform.: the lastlements you mentioned, the charter schools, ect., that's certainly a road the ctu's negotiating position seeing students run from the public schools. >> 12% of chicago students currently go to charter schools. they kept going to class. this should teach us something. we need more choice in education. we shouldn't be high bound to a monopoly where a few members can walk out even after being given a 16% pay increase offer. parents need to have more options. gerri: we're not sure of what the details of any contracts will be, but we had tentative deal discussed. i want your reaction. this is, again, tentative, we don't know the results of this. a three year contract with guaranteed raises, no merit pay, limit part of the evaluation based on student performance to just 30%, and 50%, half of hires, will be laidoff teachers. good or bad idea? >> talk about baby steps when it comes to reform. remember, the union had preachesly agreed earlier this year -- previously agreed earlier thi

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i want to lead a unified untry. >> all right. we move now to the subject of taxes and spending. it goes to governor clinton for a 2 minute question. it is asked by ann compton. >> governor clinton, can yo middle income families can be guaranteed a tax cut or what income level they can be guaraeed no tax increase. >> the tax increase figures in at $200,000 and above. >> they had their incomes go up while taxes down. middle class people defined as people with incomes as $52,000 and down had their incomes go down while th taxes went up in the reagan-bush years because of 6 increases in the payroll taxes. that is where it would trigger. >> there would be no tax increases below -- >> my plan, notwithstanding -- my plan igures in at family incomes of $200,000 and above andgive modest middlerelief to restore faespecially to people with incomes below in addition to that, the money i raise from upper monepeople, if they pay the same income on their income the same as american corporations do, they will give incentives back. i wt to give permant incentives back. a resource and development

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