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while democrats are stalling a vote by camping out in illinois of all places. gregg: some democrats are also in illinois blocking antiunion votes in their state house. jenna: even in states without legislation pending proceed labor demonstrators are hitting the street to show their support in these union battles. to be to be is live in madison wisconsin with the latest situation there. the only work being done is in the assembly, right? what is happening in that lower chamber. reporter: well they pulled an all nighter in the assembly last night, jenna, it s also called the house, in wisconsin they call it the assembly here. they are able to deal with this budget repair bill because the democrats there didn t make a run for the border like their counterparts in the senate. the bill was introduced but it s going very, very slowly. that is because democrats in the assembly have loaded it up with dozens and dozens of amendments and they are drawing out the
these are very extreme ideas. we have to take every once in a while the important step of bringing the state s business to a hold allowing people s voices to be heard and making sure that the public has time to really pay attention to detail, the really radical agenda that they are trying to push forward at ramming speed. jenna: isn t that the job that you were elected to do, to represent the people and face-to-face come face-to-face with those that maybe don t share your same ideals? that is a question that a lot of our viewers have, why leave? why not confront this face-to-face. well, i tell you what, we do confront it face-to-face but every once in a while there are very exceptional cases, and this is one of them. it s provided for like it says in our state constitution. when a majority party misreads their mandate, when they over reach, it is set in stone that we have the [audio breaking up ] i m very pleased that there
between a man and a woman. what this means for the fight over gay marriage yet to be determined. jenna: quick look at the markets today. after certainly a rough day yesterday. the dow is trading down around almost 90 points today. yesterday it had its biggest point drop in three months. we re watching this specifically because of what s happening in the middle east and what that might mean for oil prices for all of us. oil futures closed at a 2.5 year high yesterday and today it is nearing $100 a barrel as we look at it. that is traders betting oil futures, by the way on future price of crude oil, that is why we call it the future market. unease about the middle east, a huge oil producer is enough to make the prices go up. some analysts say there is a $10 fear premium in the market because of that uncertainty. if you look at what is on your screen right now, you look how crude oil affects you. 70% of the price you pay at the pump is because of price of crude oil. often times when you s
the obama administration and democrats controlled congress over last four years. so good to be able to talk about some of these issues because yes, the billion dollars in community health centers grabs headlines and there could be perception no one which will have anywhere to have health care that is what it turns into. i only have a short amount of time, only 30 seconds but some of these cuts people say will force the government to shut down because there is no way to compromise. why do you think it is worth it? there is certainly a way to compromise. the senate should have stayed in session it week. we got our work done. worked quarter to 4:00 one morning. 5:00 next morning. we went home after we completed our work. we have nothing to negotiate with. where is the senate? get back to washington. don t ask like folks in wisconsin. come back to work. let us sit around the table. we can come to a compromise. we don t have to shut the government down but we have to right the economy.