those of us who write longhand at first -- a big mess.efferson writes the sentence on the little lap desk on market street. he writes, we hold these truths to be sacred and undeniable. then he sends it to dub doors away to franklin and says, would you be so kind as to peru's the document -- peruse the document and in your great wisdom, edit it for me? franklin does those backslashes and he crosses out sacred and undeniable and changes it that we hold these choose to be self-evident -- truths to be self-evident. the point he makes is we are creating a nation in which the democracy comes from reason, not religion. we separating ourselves from religion. we are all very religious, but the fact that we have our rights comes from our creator but also from reason. he is trying to create an enlightened nation that believes in religious tolerance. if you look at the struggle of the last century, it was against tyranny, communism, and fascism. the struggle of this century is against intolerance and mainly religious intolerance. that is what this ce

my point is he overpromised he should have longhand andoked and said how -- >> you are the first conservative heard say that scott walker overpromised something. >> i think he did. >> okay. fair enough. that is your take on it. and you should also know that i'm correct on a lot of stuff. so but whatever. >> i'm not going to go there, ed. >> scott paul what has walker's policies done to american manufacturing in wisconsin? the manufacturing sector. you work with all these different manufacturing companies and industries. what are the numbers? what is your take on that. >> sure. and while walker's theory is that by undercutting unions and doing deregulation and cutting public spending that the private market in wisconsin was going to flourish and attract a lot of jobs. that hasn't been the case. and it is just not my opinion. as you pointed out wisconsin ranks anywhere from 35th to 38th in private sector job creation depending on the period of time you are looking at. the coffman foundation ranks wisconsin the worst state in the country for start-ups. wisconsin has had the middle class hollowed

. >> reporter: after it's written out land honoring, it's -- longhand it's off to the computer to tryfive. and then you should reach the thing that you're trying to get to. >> reporter: and just like grown-up scientists, it takes trial and error to reach a goal. >> working. >> your programs worked the very first time? >> not all the tomb are -- all the time. >> reporter: but eventually you learn to talk to talk in computer language, of course. >> if the computer didn't understand it, it wouldn't do anything. >> that's just the beginning. they are programming robots next. stem is cool in school, mike hydeck, wusa9. >> we love stem here at wusa9. if you have a great story for mike, you can send him a message on facebook. >>> there's a new push to overhaul how furniture is made in order to keep small children out of harm's way. >>> and a group of students come together to show their teacher how much she is loved. wusa9 sunday morning is back after this. stay with us. >>> welcome back. >>> ikea made headlines this past week over safety warnings issued for 27 million chests and dressers be