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For their unions at a cost to taxpayers at $157 million. malary mallory factor believes the price tag is far greater than official reports. >> they get promotions. they get all the benefits along with the salaries and they also get pensions. and they get it for doing union work. >> reporter: from 1998 to 2012 the amount of time logged across the federal government increased by more than 1.2 million hours per year while at the same time the number of federal employees covered by the unions actual...

>> the v.a. is taking thousands of hours to organize the union. something is wrong with their priorities. >> reporter: according to the office of management, in 2012 across the federal government, employees spent nearly 3.5 million hours working for their unions at a cost of more than $157 million. mallory factor who wrote the book on workers unions believes the price tag is far greater. >> they get promotions and all the benefits with the salaries, and they get pensions, and they get it forring...

Even in the democratic party to the right. >> mallory, we put up a map and it shows the tea partys global influence. explain how the tea party moved to the united kingdom, france, denmark, india, places like that. >> the tea party has moved all over the world. in united kingdom, in 100 years no third party has won an election. in the recent elections there, the ukip party or as they call them tea kippers, they won. youre seeing it in denmark, france, also india. it is amazing. people feel aliena...

With not only here in the united states but now internationally. from a recent tea party victory against house majority leader eric cantor to a tea party surge overseas, more and more voters seem to be asking for limited government. so what impact will this have on the 2016 mid terms? joining us is fox news contributor and author of "big tent: the story of american revolution." mallory factor. thank you for joining us. over the last three mainstream media has been trying to tell everybody tea pa...

That they werent being represented. >> its not just in the united states? its all around the world where people are going the government is a little too big, a little too in my face. its got to back off? >> people want it to back off and they are tired also of political correctness. a lot of these movements are real grass roots. >> its interesting. richard vigory says the goal of the tea party not to elect tea party candidates but to change america to effect public policy. >> and thats what its ...

Discrimination suits. its a very hard test. what affirmative action says is, you know what? we havent perfected a race neutral country, and i think we know that from these incidents. we dont live in a race neutral country. theres still a burden for that, so how do we solve those issues, right? how do we get to a place where everyone -- and i think colleges like the university of michigan say diversity is something that benefits us. >> mallory, go ahead. >> there are outliers, there always will b...

There is, of course, just the sight of the two of them together, but also some of the controversy surrounding canonization of both of these figures, john paul ii, the question of pedophilia in the catholic church, one thing thats been talked about a lot this week. >> theyre very excited about this. the real observation i have about this is that its brilliant politics among other things. you take -- you canonize two pops popes at one. a more conservative leaning pope and the great liberalizer of ...

He should get whatever due process is due an nba owner, but when youre on owner of an nba team and youre denounced by the president of the united states and lebron james, i dont know which of those is more important but its a sign youre in big trouble. i dont think racism is harder than it was when we had laws in the south that would forbid people from staying zwroo-- >> its harder to litigate. its not worse today. >> right. weve made enormous progress. youre never going to have a society where ...

National review and new to the round table, happy to have mallory factor, professor of international politics and american government at the citadel military college in south carolina. he is also the editor of the best selling book, "big tent: the story of the conservative revolution." a lot to get to there, but a lot to get to just in our sunday morning conversation here, neera. bryant gumble on eastermel o eg program. here is what he said a minute ago. >> we historically, whether its donald st...

Discrimination suits. its a very hard test. what affirmative action says is, you know what? we havent perfected a race neutral country, and i think we know that from these incidents. we dont live in a race neutral country. theres still a burden for that, so how do we solve those issues, right? how do we get to a place where everyone -- and i think colleges like the university of michigan say diversity is something that benefits us. >> mallory, go ahead. >> there are outliers, there always will b...