maine's governor paul lepage telling them to get off the couch and get a job. and dagen, there's a bit of a disconnect, you know. >> and he's talking to the oath that we heard at the rally, the occupy wall street rally, i want free food and medical care provided by the community. go to work, go to work, find a job. there's no job that's beneath you. and to the governor's point, there's something really frightening that's going on in this country in the last four months, we've had 700,000 new jobs created. but 333,000 people have gone on disability. what you're seeing is when people's unemployment benefits run out, they go on to disability and almost never return to the work force after that. there's a lot of truth in the numbers to what this governor talks about. >> obviously, he's preaching to a wider choir, and not just inside the state, but outside the state, but the sense of entitlement is over and i can't afford it anymore here and neither can this country period. does that resonate or are we like europe where we hold back on austerity of any sort? >> well

paul lepage sending this message to america's unemployed. >> to cannibalize it the rest of state government. i am compassionate and committed to our children, our families and our disabled but to all you able people out there, get off the couch and get yourself a job! >> greta: does he have a point or did he go too far. good evening, governor? >> glad to have you in infections. >> greta: republican governor in maine, they should get off the couch and get a job? >> absolutely. it's our responsibility to make sure we put good tax policies and good regulatory policies in place so that those jobs can be created. 330,000 new jobs created in the state of texas from february 2011 to 2012. i any we're doing our part in the state of texas. other governors need ton challenged to put those policies in place to make sure they have those jobs that are created for people that are looking for work. folks on the welfare ride for the sake of welfare ride, you bet. governor lepage is spot on. the fact is we both have our jobs to do. >> greta: but people that are able-bodied may be insulted by that. there are