I do believe in data. And I believe in magic and wearing gloves and all that garbage. But the truth, this is still a day to do business. And the data suggests that it's highly likely that President Obama will win tomorrow.

First of all, enthusiasm does matter. It really does. But arithmetic matters more. In other words, if you have fewer voters but they're really, really, really fired up, you still lose.

Romney has a much, much tougher map. If you begin, as you should, presuming he'll carry every state John McCain did, then he still needs Indiana, which he'll almost -- he's very strong in, very likely to win.

Without Ohio, it's almost impossible.

If you don't move the needle on jobs in 3.5 years, you will lose your job, Mr. President.

I do think, John, it's a certainty. It is, I will say, an important issue to investigate. That the administration's investigating, the Congress is investigating, that's good.

Ehud Barak has said he's never had better, stronger military and intelligence cooperation from the United States than he's had under the Obama administration.

The administration clearly did not have all the facts when they started saying that they had all the facts, and so the initial stories they say were overtaken by events.

Ehud Bark has said he's never had better, stronger military and intelligence cooperation from the United States than he's had under the Obama administration.

There's only two ways to run in America. And that is scared or unopposed.

Notice that in the vice presidential debate last night, one of the very first things that Joe Biden did when they turned toward the economy was raise the auto bailout.

The Obama campaign is making the case and I think they have got the better of the argument that the governor opposed, Governor Romney opposed the auto bailout.