♪ no ♪ no ♪ ♪ neil: i have warned you a million times and promote it so many times. it sounds like a broken record. how often do we keep repeating the sins that we keep repeating? china, which we knew was moving in on us, "fast and furious", it's just a matter of months away from being the premier economic power on the planet. it is an unusual measure and we're going to get into the details of it. but the so-called purchasing 30 index essentially says that at

the rate we are going, because china is growing so fast, and we in the first quarter of this year were barely growing at all. it's just a matter of time before china is number one and we, for the first time, since 1872 move that to number two. back then we were clutching a mighty power called england. powers rarely come back once they have been unseeded very but what about us? danny siegel knows the seeds that have been planted for this very day according to the world bank and if not now, when? what happens? >> this is a real happening. this should be a wake-up call.

this is the incredible news that we would allow her country to be in this situation. so i hope this is a wake-up call to the politicians. and we need to do things rather than just talk about them. neil: i think our government has gotten so big. the sad reality is that the chinese government is vastly more efficient and much more prone to let capitalism run free. that sounds like oxymoron. but this assumption, by the way, of u.s. growth this year might be widely optimistic. and it could happen like today.

>> if this isn't a wake-up call after the lethargic growth in 2013, this has been building for years. this is what is happening to our country. and we have to snap out of this and we are fraught with regulations and we have a regulatory system that produces one regulation after another in what other country around the world advertises food stamps? neil: something has happened to us whether we are entitled,

whether we are lazy. >> entitlements are a piece of the puzzle here. they make up 11.6 of our gdp. they cost $2 trillion area. >> china, as communist if you can get is showing us that capitalism is dumb. >> that's odd, but it's not odd. i tip my hat to them. i remember when they were making a dollar a day in saving 50 cents. we talk about entitlement. there is a complacency and great britain with the roman empire. you talk about government and it has always been that we know how

an empire crumbles. the rest of the world has envied us for a long time. now they can see us within their sites and it's going to get worse with the policies that we continue to advocate. >> so the bottom line is that what is interesting is that we talk a lot about hiking the minimum wage. event has been the big thing that we are dealing with right now and this includes they are getting these opportunities to raise rates, excuse me, raise minimum wage and force our folks

to do things with regulations. neil: i wonder what you make of the chinese. they are obviously almost embarrassed or they don't want to draw attention to it. what do you think is going on? >> well, why draw attention to it and wake the sleeping giant? i agree with everything that everyone else has said here. one other major issue that we must contend with very quickly. we have an educational system in this country, in my opinion, it is broken. look at where we are getting our mathematicians and scientists and engineers from. and we have to fix this and the

fact of the matter is they never come back. so how do we try to be the exception to that rule? there are some basic rules. coming up after this

>> you know, when it comes to this come in the whole history of humankind in the world, it has never been done. there might have been a couple that i understand, but it was short-lived. the fact of the matter is that when they go down and when they start going down, they never come back up and they never regained their premier status as the power on earth. can we avoid that fate? charleston what you think? >> we can't avoid it because we are still number one. we have history on her side. so we know exactly what to do.

or somehow we romanticize history because the people in charge somehow have figured out that the socialistic idea is described by thomas moore. whoever it is. president obama and these others, this whole thing, the notion of being fair has really crossed all of these umpires that you talk about. you talk about all of the former european empires to the point where i don't think they can even come back. so we know what they're doing and we have the political will to do it? someone articulate this to the average person when we become number two, number three, number four and number five. neil: i have a couple of liberal friends that i have known since high school. and here is something that intrigues me.

they would welcome us not being the leader of the world or the soldier protecting the world. that the u.s. should let someone else do it and be a citizen of the world. and i would imagine welcome developments like this. what do you think of that? >> is and that what america stands for? why do we break away from england? we wanted to be free and it makes me just crazy. i look at these news stories and i just don't understand why we think this way. i believe the best thing for us to do right now would be to change the way we tax and also our belief system just as you said. instead of hiking minimum wage, let the factory owners pay the workers what they need to survive. because a lot of them would be glad to earn some dollars and i think the bottom line that it is that belief system.

neil: it's your fault that we are in this mess, your generation. [laughter] >> we are going to get into it later on in the survey. whether people are cynical or comes to institutions. so if you're going to lead the charge, you don't see in the mood to do it. >> we are hearing that. stealing you are the walrus. act like it's not everyone is talking about england. but they want to relocate their headquarters because they want to avoid that 35%. >> so how would you turn that around? >> you have to bring regulations down. >> but why when they look at this, first of all they are not

in the u.s. in that way. so do they share that view? >> i think it is a sense of apathy right now. a lot of women don't realize this area. >> there are not watching the show. >> technically right now we are number one. this is just a matter where we are losing a game. but there are ways that we can often be the world's envied that we have given up on the internet. one thing after another. >> in latin america, they can't get enough and harley-davidson, this is every country in the world. and people in china one a harley. it's not just about us getting

our act together, they had the blueprint. and they are sticking to the blueprint. we had so many opportunities here. and silicon valley, over half of the new businesses are started in silicon valley. so we better wake up tomorrow. mackey is right about that. when push comes to shove, everyone wants to watch our movies and just have access to our media entertainment and everything that we have. so we have the makings but we're just not jazzed about it. >> i think there are some great points and to charles' point about the younger generation or the nu silken belly leaders being borne out in the country, if we could entice him to stay in america and love america and make it a place that they can

thrive come i think that is how we carry on in the game. >> i've never known a country that says people are not intuitive. so we are going to get all of this back. so in the meantime, moody this is all part of the problem. a judge striking down a voter id law. i'm wondering how this becomes a voter id issue. so to do much of anything for our most sacred right as americans. is it that big of a deal to show that you are, indeed, who you say you are? we voted and i pretty much decided. my way or the highway. ♪ ♪ i love to eat. i love hanging out with my friends.

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neil: a lot of places you'd need a license to fish or drive, to get on a plane or train. you need a license to get food stamps. and this is an issue that i don't quite understand and you can walk in and vote as you are and so adam, why do you

disagree? >> i think that they are searching for a problem another way around. they were asked to provide one example of known voter id fraud in the state of wisconsin in the recent past and the government wasn't able to do that. and the judge says to me, give me one example and i'm losing that argument. >> but this reality, you should check that it's him voting.

>> and they don't have a photo id. >> i think this is totally constitutional, it ultimately going to be upheld. and you may even need to rent a book from the library and we had to do the most fundamental things that the u.s. citizens can do. the courts have spoken on this and they have said that states have an interest. and protecting the integrity of their voting system. saying that you have to prove to

me you are who you say you are. and now that wisconsin took away at the last possible roadblock, you can walk in and provide a birth certificate. neil: how are they getting food stamps? are they getting all of this? >> what i was going to say is that it's not just about the id but giving the bush certificate which cost under $20 if you don't have it. >> to have to present something. >> i understand what you're saying in that regard. at the same time some of these

people who legitimately may not require food stamps that are low income may be part of this. >> some people think, oh, you're a racist. but what do you think? >> there's no credible evidence that targets the voters. there's no evidence of that. and there's an equal protection concern. the statute says if you don't have a photo id, you can go to the dmv and get for free. >> i wish we had more time. and by the way, in chicago a lot of people voted for john f. kennedy and democrats said we have to do something about people voting.

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neil: half of us are so leery about getting entrenched in another crisis around the world that we want no part of it. it's never been that high for quite some time.

>> they don't share it at all. i just came back from a week in the former soviet nations. i was in russia, i was in finland, poland, latvia, estonia. and they see the real hazards that lie in front from a an aggressive vladimir putin. >> you ask me a good question. i think the reason why people feel the way that they do about not getting involved in world affairs is because things aren't going so great here at home. america is very clearly moving into a kind of decline.

>> one thing we don't want to be afraid of, when we have to work, we could've colonizer but we changed our minds. but the idea of global prosperity only begins with local peace. neil: kay rogers and these numbers, the young people particularly are very much against getting involved in other crises around the globe. and i imagine that these numbers generally will get worse. >> we tonight we are a generation that grew up with a country that was involved in watching ourselves wholly come out of that. >> probably many people do surpass us in the next five years. we don't have the money to get

involved. >> we have world war i and world war ii. that's not going to scare north korea and now the appetite seems to be a hands-off policy with regard to the rest of the world. >> it's not wise at all because we cannot assume that the status quo will remain the status quo. and they country cannot allow bad guys to do bad things. i think we need to take the

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includes what republicans think are hypocritical. and they are jaded for many reasons. >> it's definitely as you're saying here. the strongest trust among young people and their policymakers. we are starting to see more young people shift away and then

went in they realize that they tend to be more conservative because they realize that those values that we hold, such as lower taxes and improving the economy, that can only help them and i think conservatives are up for the job. the one judging from this.

and they are not rushing to the polls in this way. >> i think one way is because this is a midterm vote and that is one thing to keep in mind. especially people voted for the first time. so that is one thing. >> okay, so they rallied around obama in 2008. he was new and fresh. if you look at a lot of the front runners, who recorded them on the left and rand paul on the right. there are people who have been around in a lot of these political issues and you need an outside force to rally behind.

>> this is the most informed we have ever been as a nation. and with that, unfortunately, comes lots of information. most of it is negative or and we talk a lot about facebook erred when you logon facebook or twitter, it is insane news and negative news about everything from this to the president. getting the clear message out there and talking about it. but it's overlooked it. >> they are up for grabs.

you have to talk to them. you don't have to be phony. but after the last election there were so many conservatives saying this is why we lost and it almost goes down to one thing. i do think that you like me as a person. if i don't think you like me as a person, we have the best economic theories but you won't get my vote. i don't think the politicians and generals speak to young people. >> that is very well put. and by the way, we will get back on this issue. because i think it is key to all the discussions we have had including a lack of trust in leadership and accountability. and there is other news as well. you hear what is happening with the 20 year low.

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>> their vote today defines their priority. it is the blend of looking american women in the eye and telling them that they don't deserve a living wage. neil: i am a male. two brothers are saying that you don't support the hike in minimum wage. >> i don't know if you can draw that conclusion. but six in 10 people who receive the that minimum wage of $7.25 an hour are women.

if you turn to the cbo that is nonpartisan, they are saying that this could cost a great deal. neil: so they say that women are disproportionately effective if they don't did a better wage. so i'm wondering if we are missing the bigger picture. >> we are completely disconnected. two completely separate arguments. >> they are working side jobs and such to help the family out.

>> it is really despicable. you make a good point about the low numbers come the 1.6 million out of 75 million workers on minimum wage. and this has become so much larger than it has to be. but the bigger point is why is the united states of america are doing about minimum wage when there's a greater picture here. and poor households might have three people. there are large complicated households in two or three people working, making $7 per hour, let's say three. you take that and take one of them out, you have to making 10, the household loses out.

>> doesn't register with women that it does feed this narrative? >> when charles brings up mcdonald's, we are talking about the chinese owners. they are hurting these people who want this minimum wage hike. >> good point. >> homeownership is at an 18 year low. we are still around 64 were 65%

of americans who own their own home. it used to be a type it's 9%. it hasn't been this low since the clinton boom years. but you kind of like it for different reasons? >> i do think that in the top 100 metropolitan area, it's far more expensive than to rent as own. so this is a wake-up call. why are people giving up on the future? why don't you want to save up the money? >> the mortgage part is this. all the investors bought up to $100,000 starter homes. there are parts that are troubling. but there is a psychological part that has been going along for a wild. and it's because we stopped saving for college, retirement, we live in the moment. and so somehow we've got to rekindle this idea that it's worth it. and it is worth it. if we give an example. we have new home sales.

and the one thing they both have in common is sales in the northeast were higher. lester than what these rent went up and people are starting to get it. >> the other argument that young people feel earned. they've gotten burned on real estate. but what do you make of that? once per, more than twice shy. >> they are saving for the short-term. even if you think about retirement come i can tell you how many times that i've worked for company to give you a 401k match that they just don't dissipate in. the brothers and the money on clothes and going out and vacations are in but it's instant gratification and you think that you you're just not going to get there. neil: are they jaded?

one out of three people don't want anything to do with the market. it's not a worthy investment. it is a rigged investment? >> a lot of people in my generation, particularly in high school and college, you see her family and friends impacted by that. neil: coming up next, china shows us that the governor has no clothes. and a certain anchor told the pushback on his comments.

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neil: neil: china ahead of us sooner than expected. peter in dallas, hardly a news flash. >> not yet. >> what makes you think that chinese numbers are right. you are right. i've said that chinese lie about a lot of stuff. but figuring half of what they are reports is not so, trend that we're growing at a fraction of china's pace is so. we're losing steam and fast. and in buffalo, we're broke, broke, broke. that is why the world is running

laps around us. we're drowning in debt, but we can get out of it. what is really offensive is washington isn't trying. and when folks like paul ryan do, he is all but pushing granny to her death. john, reduce bottom line of budget by 10 perspi 10% per yeat is balanceed, easier said than done, my friend. the guys in washington, get real, i have been real on that very real subject. but i am still going to pound their waist, i'll be -- waste. heather. face it, china wants to be a power, we don't. you might be right. they are hungryier. and alan in boston, like so said

so many times, you can't call shots when you are shot. we're shot. as you would say that means we're in deep. shot. corcoran, this is a stupe i'd measure -- stud stupid measure, purchaseing parody, what is that? in the things that count, tkpwhono onecomes close. the problem is, they are narrowing the gap, you should be worried. dan, i remember old adage figures don't lie, but liars can figure. jean e-mails, what do we do? start acting like a big power, back to big things, quit making excuses, pay our bills, unleash creative entrepreneural spirit that got us to the moon and

internet. maybe i'm part of the problem. whineing about how frontier airline is sticking flyers with more fees, when they are doing what they do, make money. news flash, airlines are in a business to make a profit, i am embarrassed for your style of reporting, if you love the news, you would do it for free. christina, you are telling me that the other anchors here are paid? damn you all! this whole donald sterling mess, illustrates a sworder story, a whole legal of a lot of people have died to protect his rights, makes no difference whether we agree with his comments or not, shame on you all for not standing up for the constitution. we're free to say the crazyiest things, i agree with mark cuban, it is a slippery slope when we

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oh, really? okay. i have no moreditio discussion f this it is me, i am real, i am sexy, i am smart, deal, see you tomorrow. lou: good evening, new development in the benghazi scandal. at center of the developments, a incriminateing e-mail written by white house staffer ben rhodes white house constructing what was a act washed defense of their -- awkward defense of their words and actions in days following benghazi attack, white house claims there were two sets of talking points giveen to susan rice before she went on 5 sunday talk shows, and famously lead to the -- lied to the nation about what happened in benghazi, new white house ex