right -- byron break it down who has the most riding? >> i think tim pawlenty has the more riding in the straw poll without a doubt. he said we need to show good progress. he gets to define what good progress is. mock mcin the lead. -- michelle bachmann in the lead. somebody other than michelle bachmann and romney will be in new hampshire. he has pulled himself out of this. look at the results of straw polls in the past. sam brownback, tancredo, ron paul were top finishers earlier. forbes, dole and bower finished two, three and four in 1999. sometimes it doesn't tell you who is going to get out in the caucuses. >> chris: right the person who rib wins the caucus recently hasn't won the republican nomination. but we are still going to cover it. susan, one of the big story lines in the debate and straw poll is pawlenty versus bachmann. both counting on a strong showing in ames. they both appeal to tea partiers and social conservatives. what are you looking for from those two? >> pawlenty has probably got the better ground game, more organiz

right -- byron break it down who has the most riding? >> i think tim pawlenty has the more riding in the straw poll without a doubt. he said we need to show good progress. he gets to define what good progress is. mock mcin the lead. -- michelle bachmann in the lead. somebody other than michelle bachmann and romney will be in new hampshire. he has pulled himself out of this. look at the results of straw polls in the past. sam brownback, tancredo, ron paul were top finishers earlier. forbes, dole and bower finished two, three and four in 1999. sometimes it doesn't tell you who is going to get out in the caucuses. >> chris: right the person who rib wins the caucus recently hasn't won the republican nomination. but we are still going to cover it. susan, one of the big story lines in the debate and straw poll is pawlenty versus bachmann. both counting on a strong showing in ames. they both appeal to tea partiers and social conservatives. what are you looking for from those two? >> pawlenty has probably got the better ground game, more organiz

and as america opens another memorial, byron pitts finds the photographer who immortalized a king. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the first hurricane of the season is on a collision course with the east coast. here's the view from space. irene looks like an organized storm around a well-defined eye. this is the track over the past 12 hours. the hurricane has grown to a category 3, 120-mile-per-hour winds and heavy rain have damaged homes, knocked out power, and touched off flooding on the caribbean islands. irene is on track to hit the east coast this weekend from north carolina to new york. we have correspondents in the hurricane zone tonight. first, mark strassmann in wrightsville beach, north carolina. >> reporter: off north carolina's coast, scott, evacuations began before daybreak, and with each passing hour, more people are leaving as irene moves closer. the first major hurricane on the east coast in years. >> it's heavy. >> reporter: with the new generator and groceries, patricia cardwell is afraid irene

his new caddy byron bell. if you read the mag gene articles he is a long-time friend.ould invite friends up to the room, byron bell was the guy. >> he was the guy, you are right. >> if you believe the magazines. not bad. shot two under par. tied for 18th 18th. funny part, adam scott with the putting stroke, he is your leader and carrying his bag, stevey williams, tiger woods former caddy. let's hear what tiger woods has to say. >> feels great. as monday who has been off and injured, first time back, you know, it's nervous, see what happens. but, in this -- my practice sessions were good. no reason why i shouldn't be out there. let's see what happens. >> reporter: are you thinking about winning? >> winning going in. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> why would it? >> everybody, of course, looks at woods and say this guy always has an attitude. i ask you, you come off the kron set, done 17 shows, you said, you know, here is da lin 5 times and you had -- maybe had a bad day and somebody greets you, the third segment, what went wrong. >> he is just not real warm. >> th

byron pitts is among those who rode out the storm purpose tell us what's happening in the long beach this morning, byron. >> reporter: scott, we just got an update, thousands of homes and businesses have lost the electricity on long island. that appears to be the worst of it. on long beach there was a mandatory evacuation order but many people decided to stay behind. they waited until the 11th hour, but by early this morning, the lasitter family in long beach. seen enough. >> we're expecting this place to be pretty washed out when we get back. >> reporter: long beach got its first taste of irene at 6:00 this morning. this time yesterday, 100 yards of pristine beach separated the board walk from the ocean. not now. with the ground long saturated by a month of record rainful, trees fell easily, pov lines and street signs bearing the signs of high winds. in these conditions, ordinary objects can cause damage and create danger. still many people took risks. there were the familiar scenes and the familiar reasons. >> it's a sight to see if you have the guts to come down and see it. i don'

and in america, byron pitts has one woman's fight to end hunger among children here at home. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley reporting from washington. >> pelley: good evening. president obama today signed the compromise law that keeps the government from defaulting on its debts, but the financial markets which had been so rattled by the possibility of default found something else to worry about today. there is new evidence that the economic recovery is in trouble. and that sent stock prices plunging. the dow closed down 265 points. the index which was closing in on 13,000 in the spring fell below 12,000 today. and the s&p 500 has now given up all of its gains for the year. we have reports tonight from norah o'donnell at the white house and anthony mason on wall street. first anthony. >> reporter: scott, the dow had its worst day in two months and ended its 8th straight closing session down. that's the longest losing streak we've seen since the depths of the financial crisis back in october of 2008. now, there was no celebration of

>> thank you for that question, byron. marcus and i will be married for 33 years this september 10, i'm in love with him. i'm so proud of him and both he and i, what submission means to us, if that's what your question is, it means respect. i respect my husband, he's a wonderful godly man and a great father, and he respects me as his wife. that's how we operate our marriage. >> reporter: there were gasps and boos at the question. >> you could feel the barometric pressure or that press room change. but she deflected it nicely, she showed she could play at this level. >> reporter: lester holt asked bachmann about it on "today". >> was it important to clarify it and do you think you did clarify your thoughts on that? >> oh, i think so, i think it's important to talk about respect. we have been married for 33 years and the basis of our marriage is respect. and i'm just grateful to get that answer and that comment out. >> reporter: at the state fair today, sarah palin said any question's fair in a debate. but when asked about t

byron, break down for us.ho has the most riding this week on the debate and then the ames straw poll? >> i think tim pawlenty has the most riding in the straw poll without a doubt. he backed off and said we need to show good progress. i think you have michele bachmann in the lead and mitt romney who will be in debate but in new hampshire for the straw poll. he kind of pulled himself out of this. on the other hand, look at the result of straw polls in the past. sam brown beck, tom tancredo and ran paul. steve forbes finished in the straw poll in 1999. >> chris: the person who wins the straw poll often doesn't win the caucus and the person who wins the caucus recently hasn't won the nomination but we are still going to cover it. one of the big story lines clearly in the debate and straw poll is tim pawlenty versus michele bachmann. both counting on a strong showing in ames. both apeople to tee parties and social conservatives. >> pawlenty probably has the better ground game. more organize and a great brass roots

a bit later she was asked an awkward question by moderator byron york and the crowd didn't like it. >> you described a moment in your life when your husband said you should study for a degree in tax law. you said you hated the idea and then you explained, quote, but the lord said be submissive. wives who are to be submissive to your husbands. as president, would you be submissive to your husband? [ crowd booing ] >> thank you for that question, byron. >> you're welcome. >> what submission means to us, if that is what your question is, it means respect. i respect my husband. he's a wonderful godly man and a great father and he respects me as his wife. >> lastly, herman cain has taken heat for comments he made on the campaign trail. he made an effort top clarify his odd stance on immigration. >> when president obama joked about protecting the borders with alligators and a moat, you upped the ante with a 20-foot barbed wire electric fence. >> america has got to learn how to take a joke. >> still ahead on "way too early," why are you awake? your combative tweets, texts and e-mails next. a

bill: byron, thanks, we'll be watching, okay? byron york, there in iowa. thank you. >> you got it. bill: what do you think at home? what topic do you want to hear the most about tonight? log on, foxnews.com/ "america's newsroom", and here are the options today. the debt, jobs, health care, taxes, or other. alisyn: i'm going to bet -- i'm not going to say it out loud. bill: you figure the economy is topic number one but what we tried to do is break down the economy in three or four different categories and get more specific. alisyn: i still have an idea. bill: vote right now, we'll bring you that and perhaps you'll have an impact on folks like chris wallace and byron york. alisyn: he died on duty gone wrong, brian terry, murdered by one of mexico's drug cartels. why? >> is the left leaving barack obama? some suggest a buyer's remorse. a terrific panel tackles that, next. bill: new this morning out of arizona the governor bringing her immigration fight to the u.s. supreme court, jan brewer filing an appeal to overturn the recent immigration law, her lawyers argue that arizona bears t

byron pitts reports. >> going to be enough today?'t want to run out. >> that looks good, doesn't it? >> reporter: every summer weekday brenda wattford and her team give 1,500 meals to children in need in thomasville, north carolina. >> hey sweetheart. how are you? ready to eat, huh? >> reporter: no one knows the need better than wattford. she runs the school cafeteria for more than 88% of the children receive free or reduced priced meals during the school year. when schools stop so do most of the buses and without wattford many would go hungry. >> knowing these kids are getting something in their tummy every day, knowing we're there for them, that's all we're doing now. >> reporter: they know you're coming? >> they wait on us every day, if we're five minutes early, ten minutes late they're here. >> reporter: two we met xavier henry and jason anderson. how much does it mean to you to have a free lunch every day? >> feels awesome. >> reporter: emily jolly's kids also help save food and money. she used to work the third shift as a motel

>> thank you for that question, byron. >> you're welcome. >> marcus and i will be married for 33 yearsptember 10th. i'm in love with him, i'm so proud of him, and both he and i, what submission means to us, it means respect. i respect my husband. he's a wonderful, godly man, and a great father, and he respects me as his wife. that's how we operate our marriage, we respect each other, we love each other. >> in the spotlight tonight, still have a knot in my stomach, uncomfortable questions. that was last night's most gasp w worthy moment. first, according to a profile of michele bachmann in "the washington post," she said in 2006 that she pursued her degree in tax law only because her husband had told her to. she explained. "the lord says be submissive wives. you are to be submissive to your husbands." her husband's brother also weighed in on their marital hierarchy. >> he is her godly husband, the husband is to be the head of the wife, according to god. then there was a question itself from byron york, which seemed as it left his lips, at best, uncomfortable and at worst, unfair. york d

byron, good to see you.ust maxine waters, the chairman of the congressional black caucus representative clever as you point out, is saying pretty much the same thing. we have nothing in common with these jobs initiatives. why has the liberal base of the president lost faith in what is essentially his signature jobs program? >> well, since the president doesn't have enough -- as if he doesn't have enough to worry about there is is a growing sense it is not working. certainly, representative waters and clever were talking about the failure of green jobs to provide many jobs in the african-american community. but the fact is, it is not providing a lot of jobs for anybody, right now. so what we have seen, for example, a new report today in "the new york times," about california, which was given $186 million in the stimulus to weather rise homes and you do the math and it is $350,000 per job, not a practical way to build the economy. gregg: and the president at times has pointed out, promising 5 million jobs over

from the washington examiner, byron york and susan raoufp yo. -- ferrechio. we've watched the stock market as people are anxiously tracking balances and retirement accounts and college funds. 14 million people don't have a tonight. millions more have given up looking or have taken part-time work to try to scrape by. the nation's credit rating downgraded for the first time in history. as we try to get a handle on the country's skyrocketing debt. last weekend in afghanistan, more american lives were lost than on any other day in this decade lincoln flick. tonight, we are -- decade long conflict. tonight, we are respectfully asking you the candidates to try to put aside the talking points. to try to put an sigh the polished lines that get applause on the campaign trail. and to level with the american people. to speak from the heart about how you would navigate this country through the challenges america faces. let's begin. congresswoman bachmann, you say you can turn the economy around within one quarter by cutting taxes, reducing spending and repealing the heal

and byron york and susan ferrechio. we are gathered at an unsettling moment for americans. we've watched the stock market on a wild rollercoaster ride this week as people are anxiously tracking balances and retirement accounts and college funds. 14 million people don't have a job tonight. millions more have given up looking or have taken part-time work to scrape by. the nation's credit rating downgraded for the first time in history. last weekend in afghanistan, more american lives were lost than on any other day in this decade-long conflict. so tonight, we are respectfully asking, the candidates, to try to put aside the talking points. to try to put aside the polished lines that get applause on the campaign trail, near iowa and around the country. and to level with the american people. to speak from the heart about how you would navigate this country, through the challenges america faces. let's begin. congresswoman bachmann, you say you can turn the economy around within one quarter by cutting taxes, reducing spending and repealing the health care law. this week you said i

and byron york and susan ferrechio. we are gathered at an unsettling moment for americans. we've watched the stock market on a wild rollercoaster ride this week as people are anxiously tracking balances and retirement accounts and college funds. 14 million people don't have a job tonight. millions more have given up looking or have taken part-time work to scrape by. the nation's credit rating downgraded for the first time in history. last weekend in afghanistan, more american lives were lost than on any other day in this decade-long conflict. so tonight, we are respectfully asking, the candidates, to try to put aside the talking points. to try to put aside the polished lines that get applause on the campaign trail, near iowa and around the country. and to level with the american people. to speak from the heart about how you would navigate this country, through the challenges america faces. let's begin. congresswoman bachmann, you say you can turn the economy around within one quarter by cutting taxes, reducing spending and repealing the health care law. this week you said i

bay byron pains people spending money they don't have on things they don't leave today country long driven by borrowing and consuming is in desperate need to cut it spending he wants defense and security spending has remained untouchable soaking up seven hundred five billion dollars or twenty percent of federal funds every year since two thousand and one more than one point two trillion dollars have been spent on the wars in iraq and afghanistan but now with fourteen point four trillion in the hole some economists say it's time for the u.s. to compromise world domination for domestic stability also probably have to see a significant request training or questioning and downsizing of the several hundred foreign military bases we have given the size of the budget problems and the growing issues around the national debt and the debt ceiling it is fairly well assured that the budget will be cut for defense and it probably needs to be cut more than it's presently proposed for the pentagon priorities may be different it department reportedly spent twenty three billion dollars on global haw

have no criminal record or have been found to have committed low- level crimes, including domestic byron's -- violence survivors whose only contact with the police happened because the call for help. we need a better response. this resolution helps bring attention to what is being considered on the state level. supervisor campos: i do not want to repeat what supervisor mercury said, but i do want to note that the criticism of the so-called secure communities is something that is not coming from all parts of the country, from a number of leaders. i think that mainstream there is a lot of reason for concern. we certainly have the governor of the state of new york. we have other governors. we have the minority leader, our own congressperson, nancy pelosi, who has identified concerns with this initiative. it is important to join that chorus so there is a different take. good intentions, perhaps, but this is having unintended consequences. supervisor chu: figure. from my point of view, i understand there are a lot of unintended consequences with this that i think many of us would not want to se

but somebody could be dead after sunday. >> which makes tonight more important. >> absolutely. >> byronou get them off of their talking poigns and get them to be specific and answer your questions tis a tough job with eight people. >> they rely on the talking points and fall back on them it is not your questions it is what the other candidates say. everyone agrees that they have to distingish themselves. they will taking jabs and respond. the best way to get them off is get them talking to each other. >> there will be elbows thrown. >>> and absolutely . without giving away our question. there is no way around it they differ on so many issues and it is impossible not to make them compare themselves to one another. it is great for the voterss and they see what is different and make a better indecision . >> here in iowa they don't like the going too negatives. >> right. there are story lines. >> all of them are itching to go after mitt romney. he's been the front runner in polls and money and flying under the radar. they are fed up with that and they will try to engage mitt romney and then

[ booing ] >> thank you for that question byron.us and i will be married for 33 years this september 10th. i'm in love with him. i'm so proud of him. what submission means to us, it means respect. i respect my husband. he's a wonderful godly man and great father. he respects me as his wife. that's how we operate our marriage. we respect each other, we love each other. i've been so grateful we've been able to build a home together. we have wonderful children and 20 foster children we've built a business and life together and i'm very proud of him. [ applause ] >> thank you representative. now a few questions about gay marriage starting with governor romney. when the massachusetts supreme court legalized gay marriage in 2003, you accused the justices of an up soing for themselves the powers that should belong to the state legislature. now the new york legislature has legalized gay marriage do you believe state lawmakers have the right to make same-sex marriage legal in their states? >> i would rather have people make that decision tha

byron miller joins me by phone. are you still in the same situation, byron?ing second thoughts about your decision? >> caller: totally, totally happy with my decision. we've pretty much finished the preparations. now it's a wait and see. >> i assume you still have power and that the surf doesn't appear to be that bad. when do you expect to lose power and when you say we've made all our preparations, i'm assuming preparations for how you're going to eat over the next few days. >> caller: yes. i would imagine we'll have power through most of the night, if not into early tomorrow morning. we've got plenty of canned fish and bottled water and sandwich makings and all that. we do have a generator that we can use after the storm for power, refrigerators and stuff like that. >> how many fellow islanders do you estimate are out there with you? >> caller: i'd say probably about 300 out of a thousand. >> so a good third decided to stay. do you check on each other? are you working with each other to make sure if anybody does need help that you might be able to help them

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if you really open up -- >> megyn: fire in. >> i'm letting you know, byron!move on. speaking of michele bachmann, she came under fire this week or actually, people came to her defense, newsweek came under fire after putting this cover of her on it and she's got the eyes going and it says queen of rage at the bottom. we'll, well get it up in a second. queen of rage. you can see she's not directly looking into the camera and newsweek basically said we couldn't find a good picture of her, this is 'thunderstorms -- this is it! it captured her intense fe and -- intensity and michele bachmann spoke to it on the today show. >> it really didn't impact me that much because over this last week, the united states has received a punch to the gut. we've seen the stock market plunge over 1500 points, we lost for the first time in the history of the country the aaa bond rating, we had a terrible, tragic loss of life in afghanistan, unparalleled, and the president got a blank check for $2.4 trillion. that's not a good week. and so a magazine photo is not a -- is not even a f

he joins us live, byron, good to see you.d to make a guess, just judging by what mitt romney said on the campaign trail, he'll say we have to lower the tax burden for businesses and top earners, in order to create jobs, if he does that, doesn't he open himself up to the charge that, you know, he's the bff of the rich? >> well, he'll get that charge anyway. you played a clip before the break of mitt romney's interview on monday with neil cavuto here on fox. and, even though he is not revealing details of his plan, listening to the interview i think you'll hear what is the plan, he was asked about warren buffett and he said we have to have capital free to be invested. we need to have people with capital invest their money to create jobs, and i would look for a capital gains tax cut and asked about his, quote, corporations are people, too, he said these corporations, they need to have their money to create new jobs and i would say look for a corporate tax cut proposal and he also talked about people taking money overseas to inve

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. >> joy ann, let's get into last night's debate, and michele bachmann was asked by moderator byron york time when her husband wanted her to get a tax law degree, and she thought it was a terrible idea, and here is the rest of the exchange. let's listen. >> you explain quote, but the lord said be submissive, and wives, you are to be submissive to your husbands and as president, would you be submissive to your husband. [ audience booing ] >> thank you for the question, byron. what submissive means to us, if that is the question, it means respect. >> joy ann, was that a fair question? >> well, it is odd question and not something you would look to be in the debate, but it is an odd field and you have people in the field looking to cultivate the extreme evangelical vote who the christian faith is their calling card and badge of honor and for michele bachmann, it is a opportunity, but with rick perry on the horizon, she needs to solidify the christian conservative base, and it gave her a chance to plant her feet in the sand before rick perry gets in. >> and let's talk about the race here, be

this is on michele bachmann. >> laura: i talked to byron about that he was right. he said somebody was going to ask her that question. i'm glad i got to ask her the question. he is right. she is one of the frontrunners for this race. you are going to be asked about every statement you made on every hot button issue. no doubt about it i just wish the same fervour was applied by more liberal reporters to, you know, president obama on some of the things that his wife has done, for instance, his wife has a huge legislative agenda. she has done a lot legislatively actually with nutrition or so forth. maybe you agree or disagree. is that even legitimate. if you are asking that question you are someone who doesn't like michelle obama. >> on that we totally agree. >> laura: bernie, it's great to see you. it's a fascinating topic. left's see how she handles all these tough questions as time goes on. up next, we will take you out to the iowa state fair where carl cameron caught up with rick perry today. right back with that. >> laura: in the back of the book segment tonight,

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[ booing ] >> thank you for that question byron.marcus and i will be married for 33 years this september 10th. i'm in love with him. i'm so proud of him. what submission means to us, it means respect. i respect my husband. he's a wonderful godly man and great father. he respects me as his wife. that's how we operate our marriage. we respect each other, we love each other. i've been so grateful we've been able to build a home together. we have wonderful children and 20 foster children we've built a business and life together and i'm very proud of him. [ applause ] >> thank you representative. now a few questions about gay marriage starting with governor romney. when the massachusetts supreme court legalized gay marriage in 2003, you accused the justices of an up soing for themselves the powers that should belong to the state legislature. now the new york legislature has legalized gay marriage do you believe state lawmakers have the right to make same-sex marriage legal in their states? >> i would rather have people make that decision

[ booing ] >> thank you for that question byron.marcus and i will be married for 33 years this september 10th. i'm in love with him. i'm so proud of him. what submission means to us, it means respect. i respect my husband. he's a wonderful godly man and great father. he respects me as his wife. that's how we operate our marriage. we respect each other, we love each other. i've been so grateful we've been able to build a home together. we have wonderful children and 20 foster children we've built a business and life together and i'm very proud of him. [ applause ] >> thank you representative. now a few questions about gay marriage starting with governor romney. when the massachusetts supreme court legalized gay marriage in 2003, you accused the justices of an up soing for themselves the powers that should belong to the state legislature. now the new york legislature has legalized gay marriage do you believe state lawmakers have the right to make same-sex marriage legal in their states? >> i would rather have people make that decision

[ booing ] >> thank you for that question byron.rcus and i will be married for 33 years this september 10th. i'm in love with him. i'm so proud of him. what submission means to us, it means respect. i respect my husband. he's a wonderful godly man and great father. he respects me as his wife. that's how we operate our marriage. we respect each other, we love each other. i've been so grateful we've been able to build a home together. we have wonderful children and 20 foster children we've built a business and life together and i'm very proud of him. [ applause ] >> thank you representative. now a few questions about gay marriage starting with governor romney. when the massachusetts supreme court legalized gay marriage in 2003, you accused the justices of an up soing for themselves the powers that should belong to the state legislature. now the new york legislature has legalized gay marriage do you believe state lawmakers have the right to make same-sex marriage legal in their states? >> i would rather have people make that decision t

bill: byron york parsing the latest numbers. this to see you, byron. martha: there is one republican candidate who says rick perry needs to watch his sharp words on the campaign trail. rick santorum blasting perry who said if the federal reserve chairman ben bernanke prints mormon why it would be almost treasonous. rick santorum told sean hannity perry's comments he believed were out of bounds. >> he needs to take a step back and understand we need to have good civil discourse about ideas and not taking pot shots. marthabill: a bit of correctiond by michele bachmann. the minnesota congresswoman and presidential hopeful getting her facts wrong about the king of rock 'n roll as folks mark 34 years since the passing of elvis presley. bachmann told a crowd this on the stage. >> before we get started let's say happy birthday to elvis birthday today. happy birthday. he played you a little bit of promisedland when we pulled up but you can't do better than elvis expressly and we thought we would celebrate his birthday. as we get started the celebrating, take o

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at least 5 of them burned along the railroad track from byron to oakley. flames dangerously close to home and destroyed a barn. heavy smoke shelter and lifted about 5 this afternoon. resident say the fire started right after a freight train went by that appeared to be on fire. but officials at burlington northern santa fe say there is still no official cause of the fire. >>> our former governor is back. >> i'll be back. thank you very much. >> his first public speech since the scandal that ended his marriage. >>> also how crews rescued 2 window washers dangling from a san francisco building. >> it appears there's much more to mars than we knew. then later tonight on "nightline". >> come up next on "nightline". wall street worst day in three years. what the market 500 point melt down means for you plus the other side of the unemployment crisis. we take you the only place in the country where company are practically begging to hire folks and right in your neighborhood. that's on >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini s

in america his first priority as he enters negotiations to figure out a way to reduce the deficit byron said in two thousand and eleven the gap continues to grow wider between those who enjoy great wealth and those who struggle to get by with little thought of ever getting ahead too often the human side gets lost in the washington abates about our nation's debt and deficit so i will seek to keep those interests on the table so voices like congressman james clyburn is dictate the conversation at the gang of twelve committee to the bad rick perry in his first stump speech speech for president on saturday rick perry let it be known that he plans to target the poor in america speaking to the millions of americans who don't make enough money to pay an income taxes perry said this were dismayed at the injustices nearly half of all americans don't even pay any income tax and you know one in the liberals out there saying that we need to pay more. by we must be referring to rich people like himself he's right poor people don't pay income taxes why should they live in poverty but they still pay s