20,000 per state? and it s not. it s 20,000 non-ag guest workers per year for the entire united states. you re not going to cut back illegal immigration by only bringing 20,000 guest workers to the united states. there was another moment of the week that before i run run out of time i want to get to. it had to do with two first ladies, a current and former, talking about life in the white house, michelle obama making some comments. here s a portion of it. i ve just found it just a very freeing and liberating opportunity. not a prison? there are prison elements to it. but it s a really nice prison so with a chef. can t complain. but there is definitely, you know, elements that are confining. it s a great privilege. so while people are sort of sorting through our shoes and our hair and whether we cut it
you mean 20,000 per county? 20,000 per state? and it s not. it s 20,000 non-ag guest workers per year for the entire united states. you re not going to cut back illegal immigration by only bringing 20,000 guest workers to the united states. there was another moment of the week that before i run run out of time i want to get to. it had to do with two first ladies, a current and former, talking about life in the white house, michelle obama making some comments. here s a portion of it. i ve just found it just a very freeing and liberating opportunity. not a prison? there are prison elements to it. but it s a really nice prison so with a chef. can t complain. but there is definitely, you know, elements that are confining. it s a great privilege. so while people are sort of sorting through our shoes and
workers per year. think about that. i ve had some congressmen say do you mean 20,000 per county? 20,000 per state? and it s not. it s 20,000 non-ag guest workers per year for the entire united states. you re not going to cut back illegal immigration by only bringing 20,000 guest workers to the united states. there was another moment of the week that before i run out of time i want to get to. it had to do with two first ladies, a current and former, talking about life in the white house, michelle obama making some comments. it got a lot of attention. here s a portion of it. i ve just found it just a very freeing and liberating opportunity. no state prisoner. there are prison elements to it. but it s a really nice prison so with a chef. can t complain. but there is definitely, you know, elements that are confining. it s a great privilege.
[ garth ] why settle for less? great businesses deserve the most rewards! awesome!!! [ male announcer ] the spark business card from capital one. choose unlimited rewards with 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase, every day! what s in your wallet? we are back and talking about the explosion of the prison population. i just want to show you this number. this number is what it costs taxpayers to keep state prisoners. $31,286 per state prisoner annually. $31,000. think about all the things your state could spend $31,000 a year on. what are all our alternatives here, sofia? we should be looking to diverting people out of the criminal justice system providing them with the necessary education, counseling, substance treatment, mental
didn t do it. greta: 30 seconds left. curious in 30 seconds are you going to support michael steele for a second term or think he should step down as head of the rnc? i m not a member of the republican national committee and i don t have a vote. my opinion doesn t matter. greta: that is a dodge! that is a dodge! what matters is the votes, the attitude of the people on the republican national committee. three per state. territories and they will decide in january. i think there will be a very robust open race for it as there should be. greta: all right. i ll come back at you again because we run out of time on that one. there we go. greta: lucked out on that one. karl, thank you. next, minnesota governor tim pawlenty goes on the record. did you hear what he just did? it s good thing that obama is in south korea. they won t be happy with governor tim pawlenty. and he is next. what do you think dick morris