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innovation. don't you think it makes sense for the states to compete against each other? if you're going to say you can't go into a state and you can't compete against that other state's legislature or governor, then i don't agree with you and i don't think you understand economics very well. the truth of the matter is, when you move a business to another state that has a policy that allows that company to grow, to invest, then you're going to have a net job creation. if every state has to compete without those types of regulatory -- i should say with those types of regulatory restraints, every state would have the same growth. that's obviously not happening. >> neil: all these state-not one with a republican governor. >> i go into states with republican governors. i went to florida and did a talk -- >> neil: that was a friendly little battle across the -- >> it's always friendly, from my
about a plan that meets your needs. so, what are you waiting for? go call now! we'll finish up here. make that six. they say don't mess with texas. this could be i would. texas governor rick perry going after high-tax states to attract workers to his state. first california, then illinois, connecticut, missouri, and now maryland. joining me now from washington
people by and large will we happy in a state that fits their idea where they want to live, and we want to push that conversation. let's talk about what is best for america. this isn't just about texas and maryland. this is about 50 states, 50 laboratories of innovation that what our founding fathers had in mind. >> neil: we did put out a call to for o'malley's office, and his argument is that things are actually going well in m,-do in maryland, so the issue is the number of employers willing to leave that state to come to texas. did you get any -- >> or you can look at imfrom another perspective that gives a very good insight. in july, there were over 4500 jobs lost in maryland, in the same month 18,200 were created in at the state of texas. two states headed in different directions from the standpoint
of the health of their economy. the ceo of the magazine picks texas to be the second in the nation to do business. marylands is 41st, so businessmen and women, the decision has been made. if you want to grow and have the prospect of really growing your company you want to be in a state with the red state policies like texas, rather than a state like maryland, which is blue and blue state policies. >> neil: all of this comes at time when you indicated you don't want to run for re-election, and many are looking at this job pushes as something that could be a credible wind at your back should you choose to run for president. are you going to -- >> happy it's a wind at the back of this country as we have a discussion. i hope that we have a conversation about what is the
perspective. >> neil: does seems -- >> bobby jindal is going into texas. >> neil: -- calculated and i'm not saying there's anything wrong with that, to sort of rally republicans around this. >> neil, it's an old adage, you fish where the fish are. and the easy pickings are the blue states right now. >> neil: governor, thank you very much. hundreds of teens trashed this house. now the form fer nfl player who owns it is the one who could be sued. who is trashing whom? >> don't step up, i promise you there's going to be experience that is going to cause shock and awe coming down. and it will be a real live message sent to every student and every parent.
on, well, taking those jobs. what's the latest from maryland. >> very good conversation with the people in maryland. we shared with them the story of texas and juxtaposition the two states. last night governor o'malley and i had the chance to debate the issues, so i think it's a good, thoughtful conversation we have with the american people about red state versus blue state policies, and which one of these is best for you, which one of these states would you rather live in if you're a small business man or woman or big businessdown. want to live in state with onerous tax regulation and burdensome regulatory climate, legal system that allows for overseeing or live in a state free from overtaxation, overtaxation, overlitigation,