nikki haley who is running for governor of south carolina. remember, there was this controversy where they were calling her names. that doesn t narrow it down much. anyway, there was a big scandal. you know, a few months back. i m driving in the car. my first thought was my gosh, she s still running? this is still going on? it feels like there should have been an election for that long ago. i don t know how first, could anyone run for two years? could you just go out and run? not asking you if you want to. i m asking you could you leave your life as you know it and do what the politicians do for two years? anybody? does that make anybody wonder who they re indebted to by the time they re done? how do you do that? we have a problem here, america, we re spending far too much money on the campaigns and it takes far too long. does anyone feel like they really know, after all of this raise your hand if you feel you really know the candidate? wow! let me ask you this. what do y
security. and human rights. [ applause ] glenn: america, we are facing tough times. the election is not going to turn things around. it s just the beginning of a different phase of it. the question is are we prepared for it and do we have people to lead us through a storm and take our hands and say it s okay, it s okay. it s going to be tough but it s okay. joining us from colorado, tom tancredo, former congressman running for governor of colorado. american constitution party. ryan frasier, republican running for congress in colorado also. and joining us from arizona is ruth mcclung, a 28-year-old. she is a republican. she s just a physicist who is now running for congress. ryan, let me start with you. make the case that is going to have to be made that we re going to have to stop spending and people are going to, we re going to go on hard times. but that s better for us. and the rich should not be
election has been going on absolutely forever? i was in car the other day and i heard someone mention nikki haley who is running for governor of south carolina. remember, there was this controversy where they were calling her names. that doesn t narrow it down much. anyway, there was a big scandal. you know, a few months back. i m driving in the car. my first thought was my gosh, she s still running? this is still going on? it feels like there should have been an election for that long ago. i don t know how first, could anyone run for two years? could you just go out and run? not asking you you want to. i m asking you could you leave your life as you know it and do what the politicians do for two years? anybody? does that make anybody wonder who they re indebted to by the time they re done? how do you do that? we have a problem here, america, we re spending far too much money on the campaigns and it takes far too long. does anyone feel like they really know, after all of th
determine that. when it comes to immigration, i am a huge supporter of legal immigration and people come to this country and add so much to our community, i believe diversity in this country is what has made us so strong. but, that said, we need to know who is coming into our country and who is leaving or country. for reasons such as terrorism, but, as you, here in arizona, and, in this district, we are dealing with a huge drug trade, you are having the cartels moving in, and even in my district you are dealing with the police force being threatened by the cartels. arthel: indeed, ruth, i m out of time let you levity before i leave. isn t it cooler to be a rocket scientist than a politician? you know, it has been a little bit of swallowing my pride to go from being a physicist down to being a politics i ll agree with you there! good luck to you. thank you so much in, not taking any sides, cool is cool and a female rocket scientist. bill: why do you want to deal
economy on the jobs front, moments ago the labor department releasing the massive layoffs report for the month of september, more than 1400 u.s. companies laid off 50 or more employees, just last month. that results in more than 130,000 people losing their jobs and september s unemployment rate remains stubbornly high, 9.6%, a major election issue, 11 days away. arthel: a tea party backed republican running for congress in a traditionally liberal district but, 11 days to go and ruth mcclung finds herself in a tight race with a four term democratic incumbent and the 28 impressive resume, she s a rocket scientist. and ruth mcclung joins us now. all righty, ruth, good morning to you. you know as the joke says it will take a rocket scientist to turn things around in the congress and you might be able to do that.