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I was in this small town in Ohio, Georgetown, Ohio. We went to a diner because I decided I wanted some pie.

You going to make me some pie? What kind of pie do you make? Sweet potatopie? Alright. We might have to have a sweet potato pie contest. I'll be the judge. Cause I know my sweet potato pie.

But they did not have sweet potatopie at this particular establishment. So, instead, I got coconut cream pie. I'll take a cream pie, I don't mind. I like all kinds of pie. But the governor of Ohio, he had lemon meringue pie.

So we had ordered our pie and the employees there decided they wanted to take a picture with me because they said 'our boss, the owner of this diner, he's a die hard Republican. So we just want to kind of tweak him a little bit. We want to take a picture with you and we'll show him the picture.

I said, 'How do you do sir? I said, I hear you are a die hard Republican.' He said, 'that's right.' I said, 'How's business?' He said not so good. My customers, he said, they don't have any money to eat out. I said, well that's the problem when you've got an economic policy that gives everything to the folks at the top and doesn't give folks who are working hard every day a break.

I said, by the way, who's been in charge of this economy for the last eight years? He said, the Republicans. I said, but you vote Republican. He said that's right. I said, if you keep on hitting your head against the wall, at some point, do you stop?

I said you might want to try Democratic this year. We can't get any worse than these Republicans have been doing. So I think I might get his vote, along with his pie. Here is my point Philadelphia, we can't have four more years of this economic theory that just helps folks at the top and doesn't help ordinary people.