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Necessarily, but it's a good law. i think arizona needs to do it and then they say, well what about having people pulled over because of the way they look. i said, well, no, i wouldn't want that to happen in arizona or anywhere and i would never vote for a law like that. that's not the law that's on the books. they took out that middle part. got to "huffington post" and always of a sudden, tom tancredo thinks it has gone too far. not true. >> maybe i'm a dreamer, but i keep thinking about somebody out there who's going to take a practical position. at the same time, most americans would like t...

I think arizona needs to do it and then they say, well what about having people pulled over because of the way they look. i said, well, no, i wouldn't want that to happen in arizona or anywhere and i would never vote for a law like that. but that is not the law. that's not the law that's on the books. they took out the middle part. somebody blogged on it, got to "huffington post" and always of a sudden, tom tancredo thinks it has gone too far. not true. >> maybe i'm a dreamer, but i -- >> it's a good law. >> maybe i'm a dreamer but i keep thinking about somebody out there who's going to take a...

Well and children of struggling children will not do as well as a result of the period. >> and when did this begin? when you talk about the loss of the middle-class, it is going much beyond the housing bubble, and when sort of do you date this change in the capacity to bring folks who weren't that highly skilled or educated into the economically-secure lifestyle and when did that deteriorate? >> in the 1970s when we moved past the pure industrial economy for one thing, and that is when technology really began to take a bite out of jobs available to people with a high school degree, but not a c...

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