are we are going through pursuant in comparison to other countries. brian: do you think we are going puberty as a country. no. i don t understand his metaphoric call use of that two different ideologies. constitutional conservatism and progressive socialism. if matthew mcconaughey look at hamilton scottish political philosopher talked about the cycle of democracy. america is a constitutional public we have a democracy. starting to see dependency collapse more of a welfare nanny state. that s why i m concerned about the flood of illegal immigrants coming through texas and what that will do to destabilize our economy with more and more free benefits having to go to individuals here illegally. brian: are you concerned that the governor might have a political machine behind him attorney general as well and going for re-election and you
tentacles of the welfare-nanny state. you have to have the right tax policies that reignite production and manufacturing in this where i country so we can get that growing. we ve got to start producing and manufacturing in america and get those jobs in the inner city. get those blue collar jobs back. it s a story we told you about, a college protester stomps on the aflag. now his disrespect for america takes a whole new sick level. i am about to do the eric shepard challenge. hands off [ bleep ]. you can t even watch that. a former navy s.e.a.l. is going to be here to react on social media. it s the event everybody is talking about this morning.
incarceration rates. right now the number of americans dependent on food stamps is skyrocketing. in 2013, a record 20% of households were on food stamps. congressman, is the increase in food stamps because we have identified people with greater need who are sort of left out who needed the help, or is it because we have suddenly just, you know, gone haywire in terms of deciding how to sort of improve the economy for everybody and to lift people up? well, i think that we have to stop saying that the president s economic policies are failing and we start looking at really what the trend is, we re seeing an incredible growth of the welfare nanny state, we re seeing the poverty roles explode, we re seeing the food stamp roles explode. we re seeing more dependence on the government largest problems, we re seeing a desperation and a despondency that s being created
once again touting this whole thing about economic and social justice. but, what we have to be concerned about is that they are just seeking to expand the welfare nanny state, the dependency society instead of coming up with policies that are going to promote the economic growth of the united states of america and the individual. they were rather see the enslavement of the individual as part of a collective to government. and this is a very dangerous premise that we are on when you are trying to get more people to be wedded to government either by subsistence check or by employment check. and you see that with the rise of poverty in america. you see that with the rise of the food stamp recipients in america. so, this is a very dangerous tipping point in which we find ourselves in our country. but isn t it also tempting for people? there are a lot of all ofly poor people are hurting. certainly outside the coastal enclaves of wealth in this country, a lot of people are much poorer th
his own mess. being that our economy, unemployment situation, the creation and expansion of a welfare nanny state, national security policy, failure of obama care, this common core. all of these things are coming to a head right now and, you know, it emanates from one single individual. if the president really i m going to say something pretty profound, if the president wants to regain his credibility, he probably needs to look at, you know, seriously coming before the american people and saying, you know, i have not been up to this job and i think that you re getting close to him probably saying he should resign. yeah. i don t know. i m not going to hold my breath for that. that would be an honest move. colonel, thanks a lot for joining us. i appreciate it. pleasure. thank you so much, tucker. he s only 19 years old but his dreams are big. meet the college student who says he wants to be chicago s next mayor. and it s getting a lot of attention, but is the movie best man holi