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Absolutely the reverse effect. >> a reverse effect. when the law was passed 51% of disabled people were in the workforce but now it is just 33%. one reason is that the law makes employers see the disabled as a legal threat. if you fire a disabled person he may sue you. in addition, politicians promised the ada would force businesses to accommodate handicapped people so the law includes hundreds of pages of detailed rules. every new doorway must be 32 inches wide. every mirror no more than 40 inches above the floor. if they aren't, morris may sue you. he files hundreds of ada lawsuits every yea...

Codes inspector comes out and he doesn't find anything what good he is. he can't justify his position unless he goes back and says look i found this and this and this and it keeps rolling and rolling and rolling. >> the time and money he spends obeying government could have won to create jobs. >> without the government deterring the growth of this business we could hire ten more easy. get out of our way and leave us alone and we can create all the jobs. >> but big government doesn't get out of the way. it keeps helping us. for example. are you disabled? politicians in there say they could help...

>> a reverse effect. when the law was passed 51% of disabled people were in the workforce but now it is just 33%. one reason is that the law makes employers see the disabled as a legal threat. if you fire a disabled person he may sue you. in addition, politicians promised the ada would force businesses to accommodate handicapped people so the law includes hundreds of pages of detailed rules. every new doorway must be 32 inches wide. every mirror no more than 40 inches above the floor. if they aren't, morris may sue you. he files hundreds of ada lawsuits every year. >> what would you do if you ...

>>guest: and a big target of "carried interest," and that goes right after the guy that worked on bain capital. >>neil: it would raise their rates. >>guest: so i wonder why that is in here. >>neil: they say this is going to raise $250 billion additional over 10 years and i think the provisions in this would raise a lot more money on paper but tax increases sometimes have a reverse effect, but i think they are looking to make a lot of money. >>guest: and this is an isolationist tax hike on individuals. and that is the sort of problem the president has, and i am not a political expert, and you i...

People, and i don't say this in a demeaning way at all. i was raised in the deep south, i understand evangelicals. we went to church three or four times a week, it's a shame it didn't take more. but i understand my people. and i understand some people in manhattan, washington, and l.a. that may not have grown up in this don't understand the basic truth that evangelicals are actually -- a lot of -- not all, a lot of really judgmental jerks. but by and large, evangelicals are far more forgiving and far more understanding of sin because that is the center of the faith, forgiveness, grace. isn't t...