also pat boone. pat boone. don't like john kasich or sarah palin, do you like pat boone? he's against union rights in ohio as well. they have pat boone doing robo calls now. there's fox news personality, former arkansas governor, mike huckabee, not only against union rights in ohio but has advice for ohioans who are against them, too. >> make a list of ten family members, ten friends, ten neighbors, ten folks you work with or have worked with in the past. and call them and ask them, are you going to vote on issue 2 and are you going to vote for it? if they say no, well, you just make sure that they don't go vote. let the air out of their tires on election day. tell them the election has been moved to a different date. that's up to you. how you creatively get the job done. >> tell them the election is moved to a different date, let the air out of their tires. it's up to you how you keep them from voting. joining us is connie schultz, pulitzer prize winning syndicated columnist for creators syndicate. she wrote about mike huckabee's advice for ohio voters recently. she's a

also pat boone. pat boone. don't like john kasich or sarah palin, do you like pat boone? they have him doing robocalls now. there's fox news personality former arkansas governor mike huckabee who is not only against union rights in ohio, he has tactical advice for ohioans against them, too. >> make a list of 10 family members, 10 friends, 10 neighbors, 10 folks you have worked with in the past and call them and ask them, are you going to vote on issue 2, and are you going to stroet for it? if they say no, well, you just make sure they don't go vote. let the air out of their tires on election day. that's up to you. >> tell them the election is moved to a different date, let the air out of their tires. it's up to you. joining us now is connie schultz. she wrote about mike huckabee's advice for ohio voters recently. she's a former long time columnist for the plain dealer in ohio. >> thank you, rachel. i apologize for my vice. i sound like the man i'm married to. sorry about na t. >> we should say you are married to u.s. senator brown of ohio. have you lost your voice because

pat boone was involved. a number of republican governors were involved. they were the losers. fox news came here with hannity. that didn't do any good. rush limbaugh said the people of ohio were going to rape themselves to pay public employees. and herman cain did a robo call. so none of that had any effect. you had these national politicians, these national professional fund-raisers for issues get involved. and they were pushed aside by the ohio middle classers. that's what they -- but the workers of this state. congresswoman betty sutton, your response to what happened tonight? >> we have seen the power of the people. we know -- we know that so much money was poured in here. we know that top 1%, they control so much influence and power in this country. but, but, they only control 1% of the vote and we showed them what we can do here in ohio. >> well, you know, a lot of this is happening because the state needs money and of course they want to destroy the unions for future effort and winning elections. no question about that. but there's another guy from ohio that's pretty we

boone, throwing out information that's not true. the fact is is that a no vote is what the firefighters in this state want. a no vote is what the workers of this state want. and to attack collective bargaining is the wrong way to go to fix the budget. and one more thing in this, not to be too long winded, but the fact is that no one in this state, in my last 48 hours of being here, has been able to put a number. if senate bill 5 is upheld and it stays law, give me a number of what it's going to do to help the budget. they can't do it. >> of course they can't. ed schultz, thank you for joining us. good luck tonight. and of course, we'll be watching you at 8:00 p.m. eastern live from ohio here on msnbc. >>> and it's now time to clear the air. and ever since he embarked upon his campaign, it's been hard to know when herman cain is being serious and when he's not. take, for example, his simplified approach to reorganizing the tax code, his 9-9-9 plan, which has been laughed at by virtually every economist on the planet. or how about his