they desperately need the dough, you're wiping off and wiping out business ties with a very important partner that neighbors you, not a good move. >> you know what, neil, i've made the point on the show repeatedly about represented democracy. i like it when our represented leaders make a statement on our behalf. they say we don't like the way our neighboring state is behaving and we're not going to do business with them. if you don't like what i'm saying on your behalf, by the way, fire me, i like that. i really like that. >> neil: what are they doing wrong, adam. what are they doing wrong. what's arizona doing wrong? >> their tone is offensive to people of hispanic origin and that's something that we could have an honest depate about, but that's the way the people who are protesting against this feel about it. >> tone and action are two different things, they're accusing the people of arizona of actually doing something and targeting these people. and that's not happened. they're wrong, they're upset about the law, that's it. >> neil: charles. >> i think it's kind of scary we're going to assume the law is going to be implemented in a