host: matt kibbe, with freedomworks, thank you.up, we will turn our attention to the financial crisis inquiry commission. we will cover their final report. go to our web site for more information. there appears to be dissent on the republican side of that bipartisan commission. when will talk about that more with sewell chan of the "the new york times." then, we will look at education in this country, something president obama talked about in the state of the union address. first, a news update. >> it is 31 past the hour. the color-coded warning system will be phased out this week. janet napolitano holds a news conference this morning. you can hear them later on c- span radio. the pentagon rolls out a three- month plan to train forces on the new law to allow gays to serve openly in the military. full a implementation of the law could begin later this summer. once the training is complete, the president and military advisers must certify that lifting the ban will not hurt troops ability to fight. robert ford, speaking earlier today,

host: matt kibbe is the president and ceo of freedomworks. he serves as chief of staff and house budget committee says it for representative dan miller. here is an e-mail from steve in the illinois. cutting back is a good idea, but what sector will create jobs? guest: it is presumptuous for any individual, whether you are the president or the head of freedomworks. how could we possibly know how the private sector is going to expand and grow? i think it is dangerous whenever you have some bureaucrat in washington, d.c., say we should be involved in green jobs because that is the future of the economy. we do not know. the purpose of a private economy is that you get a multitude of individuals lying for the best idea rigidifying for the best idea. whenever you -- been vying for the best idea. if you get it wrong, not only did you get it wrong, but he stopped the guy who would have gotten it wrought -- right, from getting it right. host: paul, the democratic line in detroit. good morning. caller: i was wondering, where people as like-minded and d