smith, jonas max ferris, john layfield, along with lisa boothe and chuck rocha.elcome to everyone. >> hi, brenda. >> do we need taxcuts to get bigger job gains? >> we do. look, a lot of these republican candidates talking about job creation have earned the right to do so. look, florida was number one in job creation under jeb bush's watch. john kasich as governor of ohio has added 300,000 jobs. just look at states like florida and texas. they have a job creation rate of two to three times higher than that as california and new york. if you look at the bureau of labor statistics just between the years of 2007 to 2010, texas added more jobs than 49 states combined. as you know, texas has no corporate or individual income taxes. just look at the states. >> well, what do you look at, chuck? >> what i look at is there's a republican primary debate, kind of like asking a bunch of kids if they like ice cream. of course they'll talk about tax cuts but there's a history here. when george bush cut tacks we went into an all-time low and recession. as a small businessman, i'

with me kayleigh mcenany and chuck rocha.kayleigh, first to you, to what extent do you see the mobile messaging responsible for turnout, no matter what side of the aisle? >> a minimal effect. yes, it's effective. you get the rsvp's, remind people to show up. two candidates attracting supporters are bernie sanders and donald trump. both anti-politician figures, both strong rogue outsideers, not descriptive politicians. that's drawing the crowds. the texts are drawing the crowds, if hillary clinton puts out a text, it's not going to get the people like bernie sanders and donald trump. deirdre: the two candidates whether sanders or trump, as i said, they are anti-politician, and almost proudly so, chuck, what is your take? >> we do campaigns at my firm, and you see technology change the way people do business. this ain't the first time people use text message. it's not the sole reason, it helps reach a large group of people quickly. we're constantly talking about twitter instead of broadcast news, people are putting things out r

smith, john layfield, chuck rocha, welcome. this sell auch as you worried about the economy.t is it saying? >> it does. ooh a week ago you and i were sitting in new york talking about the economy and i was worried about it. there are a couple things going on. one, i think the market always tells a story and it tells a story about what may happen in the future. we saw the worst weekly decline, dagen, since october 2008. we all remember 2008. it was horrible. i think we have the underpinnings of something that could be worse. you know, we have seen wages stagnant for like 30 years now. we've seen housing still not back to its old levels. demand for oil has dried up because economies across the globe are not growing, and labor participation rate is at an all-time low. add those things up and i think you have some serious storm clouds ahead. >> and, john, you have a government that does nothing but get in the way of people doing business. >> yeah. and the government has done nothing to help this economy. there's so much gridlock in washington, d.c., on both sides that you don't h

smith, jonas max ferris, john layfield, along with lisa boothe and chuck rocha. gains? >> we do. look, a lot of these republican candidates talking about job creation have earned the right to do so. look, florida was number one in job creation und

smith, john layfield, chuck rocha, welcome. this sell auch as you worried about the economy.

smith, jonas max ferris, john layfield, along with lisa boothe and chuck rocha.? >> we do. look, a lot of these republican candidates talking about job creation have earned the right to do so. look, florida was number one in job creation under