hardly radical. reporter: changes in social security are only to make the program solvent. not for deficit reduction. they don t like everything in the plan but see an urgent need to act and keep this process moving. megyn: jangle, thank you. president obama announcing a small step to slow down federal spending. he ordered a two-year salary freeze. he says that could save $28 billion. but there is a growing angry reaction from some of those federal workers. eric bolling is anchor of follow the man question. he has follow the money. reporter: they are not getting fired. they are just going to freeze the pay. we are talking 1.3 trillion added to the deficit this year alone. it s not a ton of money.
now, here s where he s wrong, because this money, the people who have been unemployed, this is on 8 million jobs, that were lost, the longest and deepest recession we ve had. for every $1 you get 1.90 back. to cut that off before the retail season, you re got it s not the who s in whoville that are going to get their drums, you re going to hurt all the retailers, it s going totain tha pbsy, let me ask you this: i and everybody else agrees that when you re down and out sometimes you need help but at two years is what we re talking about here! that s a year and a half longer than the longest we ever had before this. let me ask you this question: when is a good date, when is a good time, and after how many years do you finally put the blame back on the person to say hey, it may not be the job you want, it may not be the salary you want but it s time for you to get a job instead of being lazy for two years. and i don t megyn: not all these folks are lazy. i think ben you would
erratically. we know he s a felon. this individual may be a menace to the public. megyn: would you make the same argument if he took out a gun and shot the guy? probably not. there has to be deadly force upon the officer for there to be a return. megyn: you have think dead lire force is not okay. the question is, the lawyers will argue this is also deadly force as any reasonable person would have understood. exactly. it was deadly force because it was not used in the proper way. it s the same argument you pointed out, if you used a gun. that s a great analogy. megyn: they say he didn t make threatening gestures or pose any physical threat. but look at suv coming at the police car. there is an argument there. his drug addiction could be used by the police in defending this case. credibility. megyn: and those injuries would they have occurred to that extent in somebody who is not
america! megyn: got it. has nothing to do with the issue. megyn: got t ben, nancy, thank you both. thank you for having us. megyn: breaking news an actor wesley stphaoeups, speaking of taxes, and his conviction on tax evasion charges. right after this break we re going to show you how a federal judge just delivered very, very bad news to this hollywood star who didn t think he needed to tai taxes like you and i do. the age-old question for stargazers: are we alone in the universe? next, a sneak peek at the upcoming nasa conference that s scheduled for 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. set your dvr right here because we re going to tell you what happens, and we re going to have a preview with astronaut tom jones right after the break.
instrument. they had investigated internally by police. they found that it was according to protocol. megyn: the police department is being sued as well because of the policy. the question is the law. when i see potentials scape after dangerous criminal. this guy has been discuss expected of murder. there is no question of it was okay. give was suspected of stealing an such. he apparently has a drug problem he steals to pay for his drug problem. the parents want to paint a sympathetic picture. but this is a theft crime. this type of force was not necessary. they call this a passive resistance. he wasn t threatening anyone else s life. the crime he allegedly committed wasn t a crime of violence. look, a bb gun isn t necessarily