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being straight with what they're talking about, you can't de fund it and there isn't going to be pain to go around. the part is that issue, can we afford to do this or not, and instead of making that the case, no, we're going to de fund it and there won't be any consequence, don't worry you seniors will be fine, 63 percent of seniors out there aren't going to buy that and that's going to be a problem at the pos in november 2012 for them. martha: that lack of honesty is a big problem for senio perhaps because they're going to look at these issues and these ads are going to be flying at them from left to right and it's going to be very confusing for a lot of them as they head to this election cycle. thank you, gentlemen, nice to talk to you both. thanks guys. bill wondering whether or not there are more problems in store for npr after this videotape turned up calling the tea party members racist. >> they are -- i mean
bargaining. martha: why didn't it happen? >> it's shameful conduct by the republicans and the governor, who simply were only interested in defining workers rights and it's clear in the manner in they passed the bill last night, giving seven minutes, giving no opportunity for the democratic leader to speak and ask questions about the bill. so the public, they may have won the vote, but they have lost in the eyes of public opinion who strongly disagree with this effort to end collective bargaining. martha: i've got to ask you one question: are you heading back and what's your next move? quickly if i can. >> quickly, we're going to go back and join the hundreds of thousands of wisconsin citizens, millions of citizens who disagree with this bill and they will work to restore those rights starting today. martha: sir, thank you very much for joining us, good to have you with us today. bill: a quick breakdown of what this law will do, wisconsin state workers will increase contributions to their pensions, up to 5.8 of
and i live in, a lot of the young people we represent don't have any of those advantages and they're actually stealing things sometimes so that they can eat or unfortunately, they have a bad drug habit or they are satisfying a drug habit. here, this is just -- it behooves me. martha, you've gone shop ago lot in your life. how many times have you been to -- how many times have you been accused of stealing something worth $2500? not -- never, it's never happened, because you've never done it. >> well, there was that one -- that was a snickers bar, you were hungry! so the bottom line, there's a prosecutor whose eyes are on you, you have to take a tough stance and say look, you steal something worth 2500 bucks, after you violate the law on dui, after you violate the probation. you're going to do jail time. martha: if they decide to go for a trial and does that looks like it's going that way, she wants a trial, not a plea deal, it looks like the judge might send her to jail while she awaits trial. >> it looks like that but
standing by and watching this with us as it unfolds. we thank you for that. it's always good to get your insight. this is a cruded room, and this is said to be one of the most widely watches events that will unfold in congress in terms of these hearings. bill: there has been such a buildup. we don't know how this is going to go. it could be inane or quite firey. there is congressman king of new york. he has been at the center of all the heat for the past week but he has not backed down. today peter king has the hearing. >> there will be no use of signs or plackets or verbal outbursts.
for american islamic interests in this country. your thoughts. >> representative king has responded to many charges by cair against him. this is directed against the entire community. his argument is clear. he said the overwhelming limaly- the overwhelming majority. he feels that cair is not helping in this regard. martha: we'll have this streaming online on foxnews.com. you can watch the rest of it. we'll have one eye on it in our control room. we'll get you back there if it gets heated or there is news made. walid, thank you so much.
never recommend it again, was necessary to give the public an opportunity to better understand the bill and then give hundreds of thousands of citizens a chance to express their voice. the fact is that dramatic parliamentary maneuver to strip collective bargaining from the bill shows the debate was never about fiscal responsibility, but was always about eliminating bargaining rights for workers. martha: you know, some say that they called your bluff basically last night, that the governor, scott walker, went a long way towards giving you guys a lot of concessions on the things you were arguing over in terms of collective bargaining and the raising of the cost of living and those accounts that were within the negotiating elements, and that, you know, push came to shove and they said you know what, if you guys aren't willing to talk on this, forget it, we're going to strip it out and have a vote. >> you're talking to one of the two people who was at the bargaining table and i have a quite different perspective. i was working to achieve a compromise on collective
inflict on good families, especially those in the muslim community unless we put aside our political correctness and find who our enemy is. we cannot allow the memory of september 11 to fade away. we must remember the days following the attack we were all united in our dedication tofight back against al qaeda and it ideology. today we must be fully aware that home grown cad ral -- homen radicalization is part of al qaeda's strategy to target the use the. today's hearings will address the dangerous trend. it's my privilege to recognize the distinguished ranking member of the committee, the gentleman from mississippi, mr. thompson. martha: we'll be watching this closely.
say this show,o showed this was never about balancing the budge, this was always about breaking the union. i spoke with senate democrats, at least of one, who said they're meeting in illinois despite statements that some of them were going to race to the capitol, they're meeting in illinois to decide their next move. bill: what a day it will be there. mike toan tobin, leading our coverage. martha: what a story this is. this debate is far from over, folks. coming up we will speak with one of the democrats in the wisconsin state senate, he'll be talking to us live from an undisclosed location, one of the 14 democrats who left the state in protest last month, he said anyone who cares about democracy in his opinion should be very disappointed in what happened last night. he will be with us live. that coming up. bill: in the meantime the story getting a lot of reaction and we'd like to hear from you, our you decide question online, we ask should tenure for teachers be part of america's public education system. weigh in, cast your vote, foxnews.com, and see what
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