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You don't say to them, i hope you'll grow up to be government assistance. but that is sort of the way in which we've moved. there has been much discussion about whether or not we reached that tipping point -- >> bill: did romney lose because of entitlements? >> yes, but again, i don't think he phrased it exactly the right way. he's denying another piece of the puzzle of why he lost, in my mind, which is you have to reach out. you have to reach out to the latinos. you have to have immigration reform. >> bill: he didn't have enough incentive for the people who are getting stuff. >> women. you ha...

The health care reforms and it would be "hard to explain," how any others would be. romney said they quoted small business study indicating 75 percent of employers are less likely to hire because of affordable health care act and costs and regulations. and romney is amping up with the g.o.p. in advance of the supreme court decision. >> the supreme court is about do make a decision with regard to obamacare. and i have here in my pocket what they will say. actually, i don't know what they will do. but regardless of what they do, it is going to be up to the next president to either repeal and rep...

Groups, and some political ab lists have come on the show and said he chose to go with the environmentalists for now by delaying a decision on the project because he believes the unions are going to get out there no matter what, whether he says no to it or yes to it, and i guess he's more worried -- according to these analysts that have come on the show. in any event, what is your group going to do, if anything, if president chooses not to have this approved through his state d.? >> well, megyn, we're very actively involved, we're working closely with organized labor and others to make sure th...

Of mexico. supporters argue the pipeline will bring a steady supply of oil from a friendly ally, but critics fear it could cause environmental problems. the president has been trying to shelf a decision on this project until after the election, but my next guest is warning there will be a political price to pay if this thing does not go forward. jack gerard is president of the american petroleum institute, that is the nation's largest lobbying group on behalf of oil and gas industries. thank you so much, jack, forking with here. >> thank you, megyn. megyn: you have said if president does not a...

We don't understand why we can't get back to work on something that's as simple as an energy project that brings 20,000 jobs immediately that the builder of the project has already indicated would belong to the organized labor community. megyn: jack, you know what the pushback on that is. the environmentalists say as much as we need jobs and oil from friendly countries, we also need clean land and clean water, and we have to make sure that we can preserve those things before we approve this thing and its particular route. and even the white house has now come out and said, all right, we agreed...