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Biggest pension problems like illinois, california, and new jersey. karl rove is once again lashing out at sarah palin. this time in an interview with "new york" magazine where he mocks her reality tv career and debuts a palin impression. hmm. the magazine's contributor editor talked about it last night. >> rove says in your piece that things don't change quickly in politics meaning the models don't change. the rules don't change. >> he sees her as attempting to kind of circumvent the whole institutional framework of the republican party that he obviously represents. it's not in his interest...

Ed shultz functionings a correspondent and you would have to say taking the side of the public union protesters. let's take a brief look at shultz. >> you want to turn your back on firefighters? you want to turn your back on police officers? you want to turn your back on nurses? you want to turn your back on brothers and sisters who have stood in solidarity to fight for middle class in america? is that wrapping yourself in the flag? no. >> does it seem to you msnbc is taking one side of this debate in wisconsin? >> well, there's no doubt that they are. and look, one of problems here is that th...

Hadn't bought it too because if you are not smart enough to do you are not smart enough to guide the state's finances. >> greta: has your new governor said anything about in? he has a terrible budget situation to deal with. >> the only thing he has said about the pension problems is that he thinks it would be a good idea to start by eliminating air time. we'll see if he follows through that's the only concrete idea he's offered so far. >> greta: do you have any idea how many people have bought this ficticious air time? how many state workers. if it is thousands and they have to raise taxes on ...

Hadn't bought it too because if you are not smart enough to do you are not smart enough to guide the state's finances. >> greta: has your new governor said anything about in? he has a terrible budget situation to deal with. >> the only thing he has said about the pension problems is that he thinks it would be a good idea to start by eliminating air time. we'll see if he follows through that's the only concrete idea he's offered so far. >> greta: do you have any idea how many people have bought this ficticious air time? how many state workers. if it is thousands and they have to raise taxes on ...

You are retiring you don't get 75% of your pay. you get maybe 25%. pay them now for what they are doing with just don't pay them for the rest of their lives. megyn: fr. they don't do these things, do the feds bail these states out? >> reporter: the feds can bail them out or they may get lucky. if the market starts getting good again. if real estate prices start to go up, that means towns can charge more in property taxes and maybe just maybe put a band-aid on this hemorrhaging going on. but for now if there is another severe downturn in the economy, game over, all bets are off. it could be a m...