western countries underand it that the children have to grow up and become productive citizens and haverom mother. we wan them from the breast. it the weaning means wester to train them not to take breast mihming because it is not natural. they would cling to mom all their lives. >> sean: did i miss a shot there? bed. i think i might have heard something i didn't hear. >> yeah, you did. >> it is natural. at the end of the day it is not like what would be worse, beating, neglecting a child. i mean this is about breast feeding, a loving nurturing act between a mother and child. >> sean: up to five. in some cases it is long. >>> it is a private matter. >> sean: i agree it should be private. if it is so private why do we have to have it on the cover of time magazine. >> i agree with you. this is not -- >> it is not between nursing and loving your child and not nursing and loving your child. it is about eastbound 70s. the family bed, for instance, never putting your baby down, never letting them cry. this is really harmful to children from my perspective. you have to teach your children to b

western countries underand it that the children have to grow up and become productive citizens and havemother. we wan them from the breast. it the weaning means wester to train them not to take breast mihming because it is not natural. they would cling to mom all their lives. >> sean: did i miss a shot there? bed. i think i might have heard something i didn't hear. >> yeah, you did. >> it is natural. at the end of the day it is not like what would be worse, beating, neglecting a child. i mean this is about breast feeding, a loving nurturing act between a mother and child. >> sean: up to five. in some cases it is long. >>> it is a private matter. >> sean: i agree it should be private. if it is so private why do we have to have it on the cover of time magazine. >> i agree with you. this is not -- >> it is not between nursing and loving your child and not nursing and loving your child. it is about eastbound 70s. the family bed, for instance, never putting your baby down, never letting them cry. this is really harmful to children from my perspective. you have to teach your children to be in

they underand it that they can't really get down into the l.a. basin.going to start. >> what is standing in the way of turning this desert pitstop into an oasis? the answer is really simple. money. with private funds drying up the desert express is asking you to chip in. they say they need at least $5 billion in taxpayer money in the form of a loan. >> they are so quick to point out it is a loan that will be paid back and paid back with interest but i think there is a lot of people that are nervous about that. >> solyndra was supposed to be paid back also and we know how that worked out. i don't buy it. i think it is a boondoggle. $25 million per mile. >> the low interest loan would come from the federal railroad administration financing program to which congress has appointed about $35 billion for projects like this. >> they are tasked with doing that. that was the mandate interest congress.m >> as long as that loan is paid back in full down the road maybe a lot of people out there watching are saying i'm fine with it. how can we guarantee that the loa

. >> greta: i underand it you are taking heat for essentially blowing the whistle on this. >> my jobe is to point out short comings in the way the system of tax administration is effected. i will teak the heat. >> greta: is any one appalled by this on capitol hill? >> yes, a number have taken actions to enforce this. unfortunately, it hasn't been enacted. >> greta: $4.2 billion of people with these identification numbers undocumented workers unless everyone wants undocumented workers with kids in other countries wit to get credit, id that hard to believe. $924 million in 2005. who knows what it will be next year. >> it as growing problem. keep in mind there is no question that people don't should sufferhildren sud because their parents may or may not have done something legal or illegal. at the same time, it is my job to point out when the irs is doing what it is supposed to do and not doing something it is supposed to do. what is what we have done here. >> greta: thank you, sir. >> thank you for having me. >> greta: coming up, guess what your government has rotting in warehouses? we

. >> i think tremendously -- i'm sort of of a mind that when i look at the economy i underand it that most americans think we are still in a recession. we are not in a recession. the fact is we have been on a slow clear recovery. that is what the trajectory shows. the second thing is everybody who has investments on wall street knows wall street is back to the point, hit 1300 the other day so it is beyond where we were. >> chris: 13,000. >> 13,000. it is beyond where we were when the great recession started. if you look at the rate of production of services and goods by this economy, it is again in excess of where we were when the recession started. >> but the president doesn't talk about most of that stuff. >> i'm saying i think what we are doing here is saying listen here is where the economy is. here is what he has to run on. he has something to run on. and it is not -- you can say as bill kristol pointed out, he didn't talk about obama care. he doesn't talk about the stimulus. never even mentions that word because it is so toxic but the fact is that there are indicators for the am