and we're also joined by adam lashinsky and charlie gasperino. gary, to you first, the 47% figure, you say for a country it doesn't figure, bottom line, not a good number to have in average. >> an easy way to go about, if you're getting food stamps, if you're getting unemployment benefits, the government's giving you money, that adds to the deficit. if we can get you off of that, whichever way possible and get you into the jobs, not only is the government not spending that money, you're actually contributing to the economy, if the economy is getting better government receives higher amount of money in taxes. and you know, we're going the wrong way, the april-june numbers at that came out by the government. more than double the people that got jobs went on disability, and food stamps, if that continues there's no way back. >> ben stein, how did we get in this pickle where that many pay no income taxes. i take nothing away from that, everybody is upset about that. the bottom line is that figure. how did we get to that point? >> we got to that point