suiter stuart i think you've gone over to the other styled. >> what do you speak of? . [laughter] >> in other words, a real crowded space. >> yes. stuart: you want to qualify my opinion? >> never. stuart: thank you, judge. >> pleasure. stuart: red flags went up after the labor department announced a huge drop in up employment from august to september in 2012. it was the final jobs report before the election. shortly after the number was released, jack welsh, no less, tweeted this: unbelievable jobs numbers. these chicago guys will do anything. can't debate, so change numbers. "varney & company" regular ed bear tow sky had this to say back then. >> when you have 600,000 people that are counted as employed when they're really either part-time workers or volunteers, that ticked that number down. i don't think you going to see that replicated in this number again. stuart: now we have got a highly contentious report citing anonymous sources now i saying that jobs report right before the election was manipulated. what do you say to that, charles? >> i've got to tell you, the

stuart suiter so -- [laughter] what do you make of that? ome slack, stuart. i mean, they're probably very fluent in -- it's harvard, so probably very fluent in black lesbian feminist studies on the campus but, you know, when we're talking about territories and geographies and cities, it escapes them. stuart: you're getting very edgy there, young man. [laughter] >> hey. weren't we just talking about snap chat and sexting? stuart: i changed the subject on you quite well, i thought. [laughter] jason ma pa terra, come again soon. >> thank you. stuart: a new poll from gallup finds 56% do not think it is the government's job to provide health care. that number up from 28% five years ago. oh, how times have changed. let's bring in reason magazine editor-in-chief matt mat welch for more on this. that is quite a switch. >> it's amazing. americans will always, you know, theoretically support policy outcomes. if you can make the flowers bloom in the morning, will you support that, yes. but when they see what has to happen in order to have the governmen