show about it-- m.t.v.'s "underemployed" debuts tomorrow. it features a group of 20- somethings struggling to make their mark in the professional world. a professional world, where many part-timers are still hoping for full time work. just last month, over 8.5 million americans who wanted full-time positions were stuck in part-time jobs.

show about it-- m.t.v.'s "underemployed" debuts tomorrow. it features a group of 20- somethings struggling to make their mark in the professional world. a professional world, where many part-timers are still hoping for full time work. just last month, over 8.5 million americans who wanted full-time positions were stuck in part-time jobs. allison worrell, "n.b.r.," miami. >> susie: so what impact is the rise of freeelancers having on the economy and the way american companies do business? joining us to help answer that question, sara horowitz founder and executive director of the freelancers union and author of the new book "the freelancers bible." sara, you know, most people consider freelancers, or at least they used to as a position that you take when you're out of a job. how would you define a freelancer today, today's marketplace? >> well, i would describe freelancers as really sort of the new normal. you know, so much freelancing used to be a euphemism for being unemployed. and now this idea of what is a traditional worker and a freelan

because i mean they're confused when they hear that and it is kind of confusing when you hear this from m.t.v. or and it was basically a matter the reason why micromanage saying that is because he believes that what's most important is full employment and everything and you also believe the government can actually spend and get and get the economy going and what i want to make clear is that what michael rubin is missing is that yes if you do spend you can get full employment and you'll get everyone a job what kind of jobs are they going to be that's a plantation economy that's why it's hard core collectivism and that's essentially what he's advocating but he does believe the government can actually do it and not miss allocate capital that's where i think he and called it a group i disagree that's why should i disagree with micro and anyone else who who who suggest that we have deficits don't matter and that a dollar bill that abolishes a dollar bill with an interest to it it would just print print print and of course anyway but that's really not one of kind of the main sticking points in the