lot of this has to do with our 24/7 news culture, we want to immediately blame whoever is in office, whether it s a republican or a democrat, for economic trends that have been going on for 30 years. this is a reality not just in america, but in the west. and that is, corporations are making more money, and the middle class is shrinking in the west. for one reason. productivity is way up. the i.t. revolution hit in the 1990s. if factories were just as productive as 1993, 20 million more people would be working today. this is a long-term trend that one president is not going to be able to fix. be he republican or democrat. 100%. but one of the things we have always talked about on this show that i can t stress enough is small business. i still think the best opportunity is to stimulate the small business. there s 20 million small businesses in america. you create one job for every small business. you fix a lot of the employment issues.
issues. is mr. will right. trey, i will start with you? he is not. i have a lot of respect for george but he is completely wrong here. 8 months is an eternity in politics and there are so many things that could potentially happen. issues in the middle east. gas prices. employment issues or the unemployment rate. i understand it is discouraging for republicans right now because the party is currently in a mud fight for the nomination. but that will change. people have short memories. i actually think that this process could be healthy for the party as they get into the fall because the conservatives may feel that they have fully vetted these candidates and fully vetted mitt romney if he is the nominee and it will get them to work for him. what do you think? should republicans give up? i don t think they should or will. i think you heard in trey s comments the reason we george will wrote the piece he did. negative on obama. good morning and doom for
country. and what it will take. you know, sullen i think said it doesn t matter who votes, it matters who counts the votes. well, we want to be there when they down the votes. we will watch tomorrow night and see what happens in your state as your state prepares to caucus. thanks very much for joining us. thank you, greta. now just over a quarter of nevada s population is hispanic. that s more than 700,000 voters. and the candidates views on immigration could impact tomorrow s vote. griff jenkins hit the ground in nevada. newt gingrich and ron paul, at least in terms of the hispanic voters here, we feel those have been the two who have reached out to them the most. have held specific community mings where they geared their speeches toward the hispanic voters, talk about immigration issues, employment issues and things like that. while other candidates, rick santorum, for example, is not running ads in span irk, is not gearing any meetings or advertising or literature toward
country. and what it will take. you know, sullen i think said it doesn t matter who votes, it matters who counts the votes. well, we want to be there when they down the votes. we will watch tomorrow night and see what happens in your state as your state prepares to caucus. thanks very much for joining us. thank you, greta. now just over a quarter of nevada s population is hispanic. that s more than 700,000 voters. and the candidates views on immigration could impact tomorrow s vote. griff jenkins hit the ground in nevada. newt gingrich and ron paul, at least in terms of the hispanic voters here, we feel those have been the two who have reached out to them the most. have held specific community mings where they geared their speeches toward the hispanic voters, talk about immigration issues, employment issues and things like that. while other candidates, rick santorum, for example, is not running ads in span irk, is not gearing any meetings or advertising or literature toward
bore and this community has never forgotten from the beginning, they have been standing up and supporting the warriors. rick: what kind of support do you need from the community and from our viewers? guest: wealth we say that it take as village. it takes the community, really, to assist in reintegration. the government is not good at warm fuzzy, the government can provide the benefits and program but it is the community that needs to help the young men reentity grate. frankly, right now, employment issues are tough at 9.2 percent unemployment and veterans unemployment rate is higher. we need to do some things about it. this great event, we are here all day, waterskiing, kayaking and scuba diving with our brave soldiers. dave: amazing. one guy lost a leg to an i.e.d. and he will be waterskiing this