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The president a warmer welcome than jan brewer did. obama has criticized walker's law. we had a -- there was a lot of talk about unions collective bargain and labor rights, the conversation has changed to one of income inequality and the rights of the working poor. scott walker said he thinks this whole recall effort is evidence -- depending to outcome, it will sort of be tea leaves for what happens in the presidential race. i wonder to you degree you agree with that, in terms of this issue being one that is discussed throughout 2012. that of the unions. governor i want to go to you. >> i don'...

Go and they had walk off grand slams, things that have never happened before, but i do think, i spent seven days covering the cardinals and it is hard to go against them they seem to have that mojo working. going to texas --. >> i will take the side bet for the burger. >>dave: three, four, in texas, on fox tonight at 8:00. >>alisyn: and something else going on during baseball and that is chewing tobacco. >>dave: and united states senator urging the banning. >>guest: it is great. i grew up, i'm the oldest person neverry reason all the time and in my days guys smoked and that phased out and now,...

And mississippi has suffered through a lot of hard times. when you go through a lot of hard times, you get good at handling hard times. people here are very good at it and are very smart about it. they see an opportunity to say, look, we all get down, hurricane hits, the recession hits, the oil hits. those are all bad things, they know it and won't deny knit a minute. but they also say there's nothing to do but put your head down and play on which is what the blues have always been around. it's quite an experience to be there. i've been around this country many times. great, great place to vis...

In january. still, we have a lot of ground to make up for on the jobs front, no doubt about it. so the takeaway is as long as we are seeing job losses or tiny job gains, the unemployment rate isn't going to come down to what's considered normal, which would be about 5%. that's actually considered a healthy economy. that's not going to happen any time soon. employers are still very cautious so they aren't likely to pick up their hiring efforts that quickly. also there's a lot of questions about whether the economy can keep growing after the stimulus runs out. here on wall street we've been doin...