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Independents. and if you look at the polling on a variety of issues, the issues that are sort of at the forefronts of the national debate today, like civil liberties for terrorists, like debt and deficits, independents are as conservative or more conservative in some cases than republicans are. so, you take the broad coalition and this is your point, your question, and i think what you are seeing is a growing sort of return to small government coalition forming that i think portends massive changes in november. bill: stephen hayes, wow. fascinating discussion. thank you for coming in today and sharing that. we ll see in the end if you are right. and we ll reflect on that in the months to come, thank you, steve. thanks, bill. bill: you got it. martha: a fox news alert, the taliban s top commander has been captured. mullah abdul ghani baradar believed to be the leader of the taliban in afghanistan is now in custody, and he s one of three major targets, that has been captured in the p ....
2018, going forward, and these jobs pay, too, annual earnings of chefs and head cooks averaging about $38,000 a year. john munsary is live in north carolina with one of these schools. what is the what has the impact of the economy had on that school there? reporter: good morning, bill. one thing the economy has not affected is the hustle and bustle that you see behind me. folks here are preparing meals for meals on wheels program here in charlotte. the community culinary school of charlotte is a nonprofit organization that practiced igs traditionally has been framing many students who are students recovering from drug and alcohol problems, but because of the economy, there s been a real change in the demographic of the typical student that they re seeing. ron oller, chef ron, is the executive director of this organization. tell me about the change in the student that you re seeing here. we used to serve predom had not predominantly folks underemployed, folks ....
help people in nevada understand the context of what he said, and give them something to look forward to tomorrow. martha: las vegas s mayor said the president needs to apologize to him when he gets there and even that, he says, may not be enough. bill: we need a microphone on that conversation, the two of them and sin city is in the red, hurting out there and used to be one of the most bustling cities in the country and record foreclosures, sinking nevada deeper into debt and there is one report that even if every state employee were fired, nevada would still be down $300 million. how does that work, anita vogel has more from the strip in vegas, good morning. reporter: good morning, so many factors coming together here and first of all, experts say they overbilled vegas and the real estate market collapsed. and, then the national economy took a downturn and many tourists couldn t afford to come ....
Interrogation and can t really prove that yet but if you look at the arrests compressed in the last two weeks it is more than likely. martha: thanks. bill: and actually canada, a proud day for americans, u.s. athletes making history that winter games, and how good you wonder? wait for that. also. martha: incredible. incredible night it was and the divorce battle is taking a religious twist and is raising a lot of questions, in the country, why a father would be facing jail time after having his three-year-old baptized. when you re living with bipolar depression. ....
Every time government spending is a proportion of the as a proportion of the economy goes up which happened say from the mid 1960s to the early 1980s, the stock market gets worse and unemployment goes up. when we bring it down, as we did from the early 80s, for the next 20 years, stock market gets better, economy gets better, unemployment goes down. so we know what has to be done, spending restraint, get taxes off the backs of american people and american businesses, stable the dollar instead of treating it like trash. this economy will come back. the government should leave the rest of the economy alone. bill: people like yourself down there in washington, they know what happens when the debt piles up, and so it happens almost without conscience. the reason we brought you on was to talk about the debt commission. do you believe such a bipartisan commission could be effective? well, it could be. the key word is could. but i m afraid this is going to be what some of these commissio ....