i do not feel any employer has the right to impose their religious beliefs on me when i m working in a business that is not a synagogue, but instead selling thongs with hearts placed in the female genital area and boy shorts for women saying hot in the buttocks area. gregg: orthodox jewish lingerie. all right, here s our legal panel, tom, a criminal defense attorney, former federal prosecutor, and marie mcavoy. thanks for being with us, both of you. tom, let me start with you. i mean, if allegations are from the plaintiff true, my goodness, aren t there all kinds of title vii violations here? tremendous. you know, gregg, i m not a huge fan of gloria allred, but i ve got to give you credit. she appears to have gotten herself potentially a very profitable lawsuit here. this is egregious. gregg: hostile work environment? yeah gregg: harassment?
choice for president, economy, jobs, 52%. let s take a look at the next one here which is a deeper look at that. who do you think would do a better job handling the economy, this one has not been looking this way in recent polls, steve. they re in a dead-heat, who would do better for the economy. so interesting. in some ways this poll echoes some others we ve seen in the past weeks and some ways it different. you have several categories voters seem to be somewhat pessimistic about the past. they look at, you know, the poll that he just showed, are you better off than you were four years ago? by two to one voters saying they re not if they re one way or the other that is a negative, that s negative for the president for sure. there are a couple other findings in this poll that are negatives for the president if you look backwards. if you look forward the president seems to be at least competitive and there are voters who seem to be optimistic if he hasn t solved the problem
that is how we start this morning. good morning. i m martha maccallum in america s newsroom. . i m gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer president obama getting 49%. mitt romney not far behind, 46%. martha: a telling quote from top political analyst, saying at this staple he would rather be in mitt romney s shoes than the president s shoes in this race. stephen hayes joins me, writer for the weekly standard and fox news contributor. good morning steve. booed morning, martha. martha: let s look at couple more polls. let s pull off the first one in terms of the economy and how it looks. what is the single most important issue in your choice for president, economy, jobs, 52%. let s take a look at the next one here which is a deeper look at that. who do you think would do a better job handling the economy, this one has not been looking this way in recent polls, steve. they re in a dead-heat, who would do better for the economy. so interesting. in some ways this poll echoes so