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Had huge legislative majorities in 2010, tried to pass it and it was vetoed by the democratic governor and, indiana republicans also have big majorities and looks like they are poised to do it? >> and i hope they do. it is almost a life and death issue for indiana. 20% of indiana's workforce is in manufacturing. the highest percentage in the united states. and people don't -- indiana, what is indiana -- >> 11% of the entire u.s. economy. >> about 20% in indiana, they make elevators an ridefrigerato and they attracted toyota and honda to the state but if you are in manufacturing, that is about ...

Had huge legislative majorities in 2010, tried to pass it and it was vetoed by the democratic governor and, indiana republicans also have big majorities and looks like they are poised to do it? >> and i hope they do. it is almost a life and death issue for indiana. 20% of indiana's workforce is in manufacturing. the highest percentage in the united states. and people don't -- indiana, what is indiana -- >> 11% of the entire u.s. economy. >> about 20% in indiana, they make elevators an ridefrigerato and they attracted toyota and honda to the state but if you are in manufacturing, that is about ...

There was a steady out-migration of african-americans in that counties, and other counties in alabama, people moved to better-paying jobs. >> let me cut to the chase. is there any correlation between the fact that these jobs don't pay any money and people's inability to take them? >> i think, definitely. i think that people in places where some of these -- these companies are located, very poor parts of the state, people really want these jobs. there's no other jobs out there. and a lot of the time, the only jobs out there are minimum wage jobs. or they're unemployed, or they have put out hund...

Important to me as the owner of a manufacturing business right in the heart of central new york. >> congresswoman, you expressed concerns initially about what this bill would do for the deficit. $1.5 trillion, perhaps $1 trillion, somewhere between the two. 37 of 38 economists on both ends of the spectrum that were recently polled by chicago tribune, all of them but one said that this is going to blow a hole in the deficit. how do you reconcile that with what you've said in the past about cutting the deficit? >> first of all, this is a very pro-growth policy. if you want to bring jobs back to ...