your age? you know what i i could charge? because i paint no spin and i would put all that you stuff. i would be a celebrity painter. i m not going to go there but a lot of these jobs are also being affected by illegal immigrants taking the job. i don t believe that. oh, really, bill? i don t believe it. really? you really don t think. drivers license, can you drive a cab. you are wrong on this. you are wrong. i m telling you if you can speak english and paint a house you can get a job. all right? but they are not the ones going out looking for the jobs. it is. i don t think it had anything to do with that. i just think some people go that s beneath me, i don t want to do blue collar work. you don t have a job? until blue collar work comes along. plenty more athe factor moves along this evening. jorge ramos here. we have plenty of questions about you will legal immigration for him. lou dobbs opposing point of view from jorge ramos. view from jorge ramos. before i
abusing it because he loosened a lot of the welfare requirements and you can get food stamps. i was surprised, jessica, now, from a progressive point of view, you know you don t want ever say anything bad about lay abouts, do you know what a about about is, jessica? do you ever hear that expression lay abouts? yes, i have. people on the doll that don t really want to work. in the pub drinking the guinness. that s what they do. i don t want to broad brush any group. i feel sorry for anybody that doesn t have a job. but if you are not looking, then you think we ought to do something about it what say you? yeah, i mean, we have got a sort of interesting dichotomy. i think the numbers are fairly interesting. first of all, they ask people directly and people just said oh, yeah, this are actually spending as much time watching television as they are. you have got to trust them. i am like who is answering. this there are also all these numbers in terms of
and. people will decide themselves. they can watch your interview with obama and watch my interview with obama. i will tell you. what my interview was 100 times harder. jorge, become like me a commentator. you are not a news man anymore. you are advocate anymore. i m simply a reporter asking questions. you are not. sometimes as a reporter you have to take a stand when it comes to racism, discrimination. you are activist. corruption, public life. you have to take a position and that s what i m too long. nobody has ever been in a reportorial range. do your job. what donald trump is doing is dangerous. jorge, that s your opinion. that s our job as reporters. a reporter reports, doesn t give an opinion. a commentator gives an opinion. we worth report but we also have to challenge those who are in power. you can challenge but you way beyond that.
for the unpolice department. unemployment checks half a year. joining us fromxd tampa jessica erhlick. here in new york city andrea tantaros, host of outnourished. if you don t have a job you still have to live. you have to buy stuff and you should work out so you don t fall apart. the study under indicates that less than one out of five getting the unemployment check looking for work. that s right. that s outrageous. the time they do spend those looking for work that aren t sitting watching lifetime original movies. two hours, that s it it bill, when i was in political political campaigns and i didn t have a job i didn t go on unemployment benefits. i he you always thought look if i ran out of money i could waitress or do something else while looking for a job. i was spending hours, hours trying to find another job. they are not. do you know why? because this administration has made it so easy to collect benefits. they are on vacation. it s a temporary thing. it s a soffit n
you can get a job. they just don t want the job. why would they if they can get a check for it? why would this go out and look? even beyond that bill, there are jobs but there aren t that many jobs. it s a problem with this economy. and, listen, if you could eat bonbons and sit at home and get a check why would you go to a job you don t want to do? i mean, there is also an issue, we are not looking in terms of like the age groups here, right? there is a a lot of baby boomers or folks like my mothers who has a master degree from the london school of economics and other degrees: she is not going to be waiting tables in 64. wait a minute, jessica can. consulting. she has been in a situation that she didn t expect to find herselves n terms of looking for work. if i get fired from the factor, which is always a possibility, and i needed money, all right. i used to the paint houses. i was a teacher, i would go and take those jobs if you needed money. you mean, what s the matter with