i think it is starting to wear on the democrats for holding out on this bill. greta: if you don t raise taxes, if you don t have this bill bassed, which does away with collective barning and requires greater contributions. what is your choice? what is your third option? there s not a third option. what we have to do is cut spending. with states, you see this all around the country, we have to have a balanced budget every two years. there s only two ways you can go. you can either raise taxes which we are seeing in illinois, state below us and minute month governor talking about it. we ran on this. i picked up 14 seats in this last election that have a majority in the assembly. we ran we were going to cut ing to balance the state budget. this is what we said we were going to do the people of wisconsin wanted us to have this direction. there s a lot of protesters here receiving a lot of attention, there s 5 1/2 million people in the state of
insignificant number in madison, i don t think madison has soon a protest like that in some time. in the end still talking about 5 1/2 million people in the state. a couple hundred thousand state and local government employees. sure you have a few riled up, no doubt. we didn t get governed to make easy decisions. we got elected to govern and get things done. that s why we started out right away doing things to do business in our state. they are not going to be easy. the wrong answer is doing what they did in illinois, raising taxes and driving jobs out of the state. greta: how was that super bowl? the lombardi trophy belongs in lambeau field that s where it should be and we are glad it is back home. greta: governor, thank you. coming up on the
insignificant number in madison, i don t think madison has soon a protest like that in some time. in the end still talking about 5 1/2 million people in the state. a couple hundred thousand state and local government employees. sure you have a few riled up, no doubt. we didn t get governed to make easy decisions. we got elected to govern and get things done. that s why we started out right away doing things to do business in our state. they are not going to be easy. the wrong answer is doing what they did in illinois, raising taxes and driving jobs out of the state. greta: how was that super bowl? the lombardi trophy belongs in lambeau field that s where it should be and we are glad it is back home. greta: governor, thank you. coming up on the
shore debuted this week. thursday s episode drew nearly 5 1/2 million viewers in the key age group of 18 to 49-year-olds. and she s no longer just a star of jersey shore. snooki is now a brand. the new york post reports that the release of several items that will bear her name. can i just say you re the only person i would deign to talk about this with. this is a shocking deal. what has happened is that snooki has found a firm in new york to arrange licensing deals for her. if you think of the kardashians and how much money they ve made, about 3 million viewers, a lot. jersey shore has 8. so it is almost triple what has happened to the kardashians. they re going nowhere. i think we all thought this would be a couple of seasons, 15 minutes. it s going nowhere. are we talking clothing? are we snookiizing?
conservative. they re really terrified about the licenses and the banks are putting pressure on them. neil: the banks, if they had three valuations or appraisals, they go with the lowest. that s right. the market drives that. neil: people who want to refinance, they can t. anybody to refinanced last year in the fives doesn t need to. if you have don t have a full percent saving it s not worth it because of the choosing costs. some poem people are locked out with negative equity. neil: that s why we re not seeing much. we re seeing a little bit. how does it look right now? we re at a rate of 5 to 5 1/2 million sales per year nationwide. we were at high at 7 million during the peak. in the 90s it was under 5 1/2 million per year.