their individual sovereignty. both our bona fide against the american farm bureaus don t compare in asession how bad this law will be for farmers. that s why the afb is vehemently against this law. megyn: i think most our viewers would agree, children are meaning any in danger or legitimately in danger then we need to do something. but are they or aren t they? what is the evidence? reporter: the reports show that the agricultural industry is extremely dangerous. kids work on farms are five times for likely to die in the course of doing their work than any other industry where kids are employed. i worked growing up, my grandfather was a carpenter. i swung hammers on the job sites. i remember my dad being upset
happen when, possibly, the bush tax cuts come up in november, december, end of the year if they re going to be extended or not extend, but i think number one, megyn, it s confidence. you do not know what tomorrow holds with our administration as far as taxes is concerned. as a small business owner it s very difficult to lay money out, future money on hiring new employees when you have no idea of the unknowns that are out there right now. a lot of it has to, unfortunately, fall back on the government not giving small business owners the confidence to go out there and hire right now. megyn: there s, you know, the looming threat of what s going to happen with obamacare as well, because a lot of employers, you know, if you go above the threshold of 50 employees, then you ve got to provide the health insurance to them unless the supreme court does something to the entire law in june, and employers don t know whether thai going to be force they re going to be forced to do that or not? an
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it for the viewers because there s too many numbers and departments. there s really not. they re saying don t use coal anymore to produce electricity, which is about 45% of our electricity, use a cleaner-burning fuel like natural gas. it s also abundant in america, so they push the new electricity plants toward natural gas. the problem is to get fracking permits in america, it s becoming more and more difficult to get the epa to agree that fracking is safe and that fracking doesn t harm the drinking water, the water table which it doesn t, and there have been no cases where it does. so out of one side of their mouth they re saying we re for natural gas, and out of the other side they re saying we re not so much for natural gas. megyn: they definitely seem to be dialing back on this man s comments, but the senator says his apology s not good enough, and he wants an investigation into this policy, and he hopes they will comply. eric bolling, we will see you tonight in four short hours