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we have wayne rogers and johnathon, and tracey burns and john lay field . joining us this week is christian dorsey. tracey. n this can't be cut what can? mass transit subsidies employ. really? >> cheryl. if you think they are going to cut the benefits they get for themselves, i have a bridge to sell you. they will schnook us for the perks. they can vote on it and they couldn't bring it to the floor to discuss it. no, no way we want the perks. it does not bode well on our debt ceiling. >> talking about spending cuts. what does it say about us. >> the cuts are needed and to tracey point no one can push them there in programs like

the 160 million transportation subcity. besides the fact that it is full of proud and 25 percent of it is fraudulent. why do they get the unbelievable perks that no one gets. it is 48 more than those in the private sector. >> and christian, this takes washington to a w level of disappointment because they don't get it to a vote and address the program for taxpayers. is this a signal that nothing is going to change. >> you are suggesting that you shouldn't subsidize transit but subsidize transit. this is not only available to federal workers it is available to any employer and

in metropolitan areas, more than half of private employers are requiring the taxpayer subsidies. you want to say they are treated porce. >> wane, wane, you look amused by this discussion. >> every program is justified by it is needed. it is need therefore we do it. if you don'tut can the fat with all due respect. federal workers are taxpayer . why should he have the right to reach in my pocket and take my money to pay for his transportation. it should be finished and let me finish. the congress is threatened by the union. >> you have your directors hat

on and in charge i like you are loing hollywood, wayne. no, no. i ran into a tree and i have a problem up here and i covered it up. >> here's the thing. it comes outs of the bottom line. they will choose to do this and cut in the bottom line to do this. they decide what they want to take and it comes out of my wallet that. is totally unfair to the american people. >> and those trends and benefits are tax they are subsidized with all of us. you are fine with the private sector having commuting cost but signaling out federal workers for the transit part.

federal workers get way more benefits and transit is a minor, minor incident of what they are getting. my company makes the decision and not the cgress and people that are ben fitting it without me. >> one second. did fox give everybody a subsidy to come to work today and did they pay for your transportation? >> no. >> exactly, they didn't pay for it. >> it was a long walk, everybody. john, going back to one example of what we are dealing with, in regard toz debt and washington and they would not vote on the idea to potentially cut the mass transit subsidy for federal workers. but they are n wanting to cut anything. they have a pet project in dc

ght now. >> what happened to wayne, johnathon interrupted him and diverted his attention and he ran in a tree, that's what happened. this is typical of congress. they talk about simpson-bowls and they are not doing any of it. they refuse to do anything necessary to meet a budget. christian is right is part of composition . it is 48 percent higher . if they are getting too much composition it is no different. the vice-president gets a car allowance that works for a wall street firm. this is too high take it out. >> listen, let me just say in the private sectort is not 25 percent fraud like it is in the public sector. >> agreed. >> investigators found a lot of employees selling transit cars on ebay . that is a nice supplement

them. these are tremendous generous subsidis and the whole transportation subsidy only came about because of the green initiative and part of the clean air act. we need cuts. this is an easy place to start. congress can't even gets its head around this. >> you are okay for proisting the parking but not the tans transit i am against all subsidies. >> look, the only reason we are talking about this. the republicans tried to get it to the floor and couldn't get a vote called on it. that's where we are at in dc. going back to the issue of the spending in dc is run away if you will. >> cheryl. the reason it didn't come to the vote on the floor, people were not willing to subsidize parking to a greater extent

than they would transit. if you want to have a conversation about getting rid of all of that's fine. but subsidize people to grid lock while you penalize them for riding the train doesn't make sense at all. >> yeah, i think we need to have a conversation about cutting it. federal workers have a 48 percent higher benefits that private sector. this is part of the benefits. >> they also had a pay freeze for the last few years. >> so has everybody. >> they are seeing the paycheck go up. i don't know anyone. we have all had pay freezes . >> no, we haven't. >> i agree with christian. cut it out. he's right. >> everybody. thank you, coming up. scared of students and now suing, a teacher with a fear of kids and taking her former

school to court for discrimination. is it lejet or need tort reform to stop the frilous you lawsuits . real dope o the

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>> call it a case of kiddo phobia. they are suing for

discrimination after she was forced to face her greatatest fear in class. her fear children. the woman claims that the diststrict ignored her condition and forced her in a early retirement. john, you say it is a frivolous suit. how do we stop it? >> tort. it is it like a life guard suing a swimming pool because they are scared of wter. ambulance chasing lawyers are ruining the legal system and health care professions . these guys, need tos be disbarred and we have to have lose or pay. if you bring a stupid lawsuit against a corporation hoping to get a quick buck. it is lose or pay. they sue somebody and get to pay if they lose . this is ridiculous. >> johnathon speaking of ridiculous . this woman was a teacher for years and said she had a fear

of kids. peect example. >> teaching since 1976 and now a development of fear of children. if you are afraid of kids don't be a teach yer if you are afraid of flying don't be a pilot. there is not right to a job that suits your preferences . i think the ada americans with disabilities act give a legal standing for the frivolous lawsuits. i think we need tort reform but not a federal solution . it needs a state. we need to privatize schools as well >> cost of the frivolous lawsuits, whether it is individuals or corporations is astronomical. >> in all seriousness if she had this condition, and it is documented, and you know, the

school reassigned her to a place that triggered the children. it was a fear of little children and that was done to punish her, that ought to be heard in a court of law. i want to speak to john's point. tort reform is necessary and comes not from religion. but reforming the ethics of the legal profession. lawyers should not bring fort executes that have no standing under the law. until we get the professor to not chase dollars. we have a problem. the issue is not people and their particular issues. >> okay. but tracey, that is no way. yo are putting the wolf in charge of the heen house. you have to do something. >> i want to hear from someone whhas three kid and i don't think she is afraid of them. >> they a scaring on certain

days. but you don't enter into a profession wh you are scared of children. no one is scared of children. every now and then give them a cookie and they smile. you need to put a limit that the injured party can receive and that will stop the ambulance chasers f. there is no pot of the gold there is nothing to chase. >> what do on you make about the point of the attorneys and people coming up with random phobia. >> i know it sounds crazy but i agree with christian. i think he is right. it does start with that and i will extend it further. not only lawyers, but the courts themselves . they have a position they are responsible for. there are legit mate lawsuits that are printout. you can't say they were not damaged if they took a drug

that killed them. it is brought for time to time and brought by legitimate lawyers . if you revise that system and change that system and make them ecical. it would be better. >> wayne, i love you, and you hit that tree way too hard. >> johnathon . we love you, wane. >> let me show you this. >> first of all, i appreciate the notion that we can rely on humanity. but we are in a place where people don't give a dam about morals or anything and they are out for the money. i agree we should improve ethics but it takes more than saying guys, you have to do the right thing. >> i think wayne's phrase stuck with me. >> coming up. while lance armstrong doing dage control or trying to for taxpayers, is the damage

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hell. >> we'll have more from foer mayor guiliani. >> should the government be in the sports business? >> the debate heating up as lang armstrong scandal comes down. the postoffice paid 30 million to sponsor the team. you say the buck stops here. >> well, it is insane. can you imagine? taxpayers paying into the

federal government that is sponsoring sports teams. give me a break. this is a dumbest thing i ever heard . it is outrageous and the federal government is out of control and spending money on things like that. we have in certain places where arms of the federal government are going in and lobbying the congress and spending more tax money. this is crazy and the thing about lance armstrong and where they paid 30 million. get them out of the business. >> and by the way, the inspector general said they may be out of business unless it is a bail out and it is a mess and they are paying for sports team. >> look at the 70s 80s 90s and how it is cleaned up leading by the national football league and now all major sports organization are cleaning up their own system. the group that is not is

prescriptional boxes and the reason for that. the government runs the commission and that's where we have all of the horrible mess. get the government out of the sports completely. >> and christian going back to the government spending issue with you. they need to stop spending money on this like cycling. >> i agree. they shouldn't be spending money to sponsor arm strock tour team or nascar . military spends many times more . shouldn't do it because it is not affective. i got to feel sorry for the post office. they are told to act like a business and then they do a business thing like sponsor a sports team it blows up. but in the first place i doesn't help and not useful. >> i don't know if i feel sorry for them. 72 million they are spending, military spendog nascar and things like that. save it for recruitment.

>> i think nascar sponsorship for the military to advertise is acceptable. we have a volunteer military and they are brave soldiers and attract top and why the heck which is a monopoly and a poorly one that is run. everyone hates their service and for them to throw 30 million down on lance armstrong is vanity. t the military to advertise to recruit the soldiers to protect our country. >> i want to thank the lovely lady at the post office who helped me out. >> first of all nascar or tennis. the government is a neutral party that supports all of us and we shouldn't choose where dollars goes. nascar, i didn't want to . that's not where i want my dollars to go. the sports is the wrong place

for the money >> what is wrong with churning laps fast. >> spoken like a true man. christian dorsey, thank you for joining us. coming up. coming up. want your kids to be [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. omnipotent of opportunity. you know how to mix business... with business. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle. and go. you can even take a full-size or above. and still pay the mid-size price. i could get used to this. [ male announcer ] yes, you could business pro. yes, you could. go national. go like a pro.

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