. >> pajama's media, i believe, run by a conservative blogger, glen reynolds. >> this is somebody namedtch it. >> they're the ones always keeping people angry about the past, falsely accusing republicans of what the democrats have done. >> they're going put y'all back in chains. >> the guilty past and punish republicans for the past they're not guilty of, all part of democrat characteristics of covering up slavery for fighting to keep slavery evil to benghazi. i reckon syria can hide wmds, and just like charles ramsey was able to stumble over and discover the truth about his nasty neighbor, the truth will be uncovered with the failure of the obama administration in benghazi. >> you got some big testicles to pull this off, bro. >> your reaction? >> i think something web video lot of is duced a humorist. i don't know if he's going for humor. he's going for a colorful personality. we tried it at politico. the comedy world has seen this as well. with youtube, you can just vote a video of yourself. you're a comedian. i think in politics to produce daily show type of political humor or parody

with us glen reynolds, law professor at the university of tennessee and author of the higher educationr being here. >> thanks for having me. >> should we be outraged about the interest rate itself or the principle of the thing. >> it's the principle. the problem is college costs have grown faster than the rate of inflation, in come. about 7.5% a year over the last 30 years. >> speaking of that, put up a graphic while we're talking here. college tuition prices reach all sorts of other things. >> see that blue bump, that's the housing bubble to give you perspective. red line is medical costs. college tuition is above all of this. ople made up with this with cash, wait tables. now it's a six-figure proposition. people are borrowing to make up the difference. the reason, it's out of control. not that the product is better, it's just more expensive. >> seems like there's so much more faculty than students at some of these colleges. >> it's not so much faculty, a lot of the problem is administrative goal. study by goldwater found 60% of increase in college costs comes from hiring administrat