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The unemployment problem, Judge, is so severe in this country that you're not going to have enough unemployment benefits to cover all the people who are unemployed.NAPOLITANO: Nancy, won't we create a dangerous precedent if we start bailing out states? Basically, the president is doing this, correct me if I'm wrong, in order to transfer money Tiffany Earrings on sale the states because their coffers have ran dry. If the president and the Congress, the federal government is going to bailout the states, where will it end? Will they pay Chris Christie's bills? Will they pay Jerry Brown's bills? Will they pay Andrew Cuomo's bills?

SKINNER: This is a not a bailout of the states, Judge. Look, corporations take advantage and use the infrastructure of states. If you're saying that what the -- the alternative is to start laying off teachers Tiffany Key Rings on sale beat cops and hospitals and roads and the public education system, that is going to ruin corporate business. Corporations use all of those assets. They're sitting on $2 trillion in cash. They have an obligation as corporations chartered to serve society. You can't get all of those services and expect not to have to hire or not Tiffany Keys on sale have to pay to create jobs in that community.NAPOLITANO: OK. All right.SKINNER: That's just the bottom line, Judge.

NAPOLITANO: We're going to switch gears a little bit, because the president has promised -- it's a very famous line from his "State of the Union" message -- not to sign any bill containing wasteful Tiffany Money Clips on sale earmarks. But he doesn't call them wasteful or unconstitutional. But people are already warning that military projects, historically funded by earmarks, represent too great a share of the state's economies for federal lawmakers to ignore.Will that be what busts the earmark ban, Lori Rothmann?ROTHMANN: I do think so, Senior Judge.(LAUGHTER)Absolutely. Here's the thing. Unless you're going to redefine what an earmark is and drill down on that loophole.