d e rrible, hoib, od, very bad jobs y. vy bad day. i was stryg be fuy. we wermang fny here. there you are. strt: for presidt obama, t jobs reporwas nogo. >> it wa awful stuartwe, 's friday. te is up, but cnell is here. connell: tha you vy ch strt w,oyenough to talk abo toy, it's an artll right. 'ralover jobs, of cour, but na tmps t there ying he'llakthecomy grt again. thosprotes tni vle again la nhtutn san jose i'm nnl she in for il cavuto,e veallout from t vlent protests at the trp llinalora. trump backers rrnd, me of them le bedg, there we fires set, bolethrown, and a woman hit with i raw eggs -- thawgg e was rnedth woman, and the eggs bnghrn her. e inton campaign hasom

out d ndne you know, ese atcks, theserosts, buwh's behd e tas and what somsee now as a doubletandard inheayhe attacks are being lked about. l of that coming up. > t,ir, ere isallout d plenty oitrothjo po ts morning. employs onlydded 38,000 jo in t monthf may, theewt in more than five years. now, the gerendo s a vezostrike put dt at report, buttill it was a ugreport. it doesn'tccnt for almost half a mli ppl f ame, leanghe worforce. stil we have se moat yi the economic ndare at their backs, republins sayg iss storproof we're in the midst the wst recer we've seen in decas. l'sta with the washington'sxaner's [inaudle jos rht now. you know, sa i se you sadonald trump tweet this waa mbshel this job ds report, th'sow bad it s. you thinkt'a lical boshell? i do.

d comes on the heelof poll thashows trump is leang clinton byen points in tms who voters trust to f t economy. and so ts t oitiv hia lot to lkbo a a lotoalabt in a wayhat on tmp knows h, reall rong lot of cricm demoats antheir b eaon overheast eight years an oming himself as, yokn, the busine lder and job creato it reall aually, pfect platform for him right nowo run away wh,ecausehijo po w certainly much worse aneople expeed and it exposed a l of th cracks in e gunt that th recory of the economy has really bn healy enin fa, has been very, ve slgi. coell: an argument psident ama's beenaking enn the la cpldays, the labor force participation ratet mo a8-ar low. iintereinin covering these jobseports as d ery month, sometimes ithe mome -like tay -- we s,

bo ts number ihoib. and to youpot,e art mangrojections about what it ans politically, and tn a few weeks from then that pnt wee proven wng. foexample, t sckart esp icsotimes ppens. dawee ly down, s, on thdoby0-meing points. you would thk thhe report being this b, we'd be wn more than at. metimeit's hard to predict, anmae 'sot suca y- fothreblan b y se tthk thatt . >> i do,ecause the'sarts oft atre not going to chge and be feedy e ocmarket. and among the in are, as you mentned, l labor force particatn. 62%. also, ma, many people vi toake onarti work, 500,00people droing out of e rkorce. those thingsre felon daily sibyeople who are going to beotg nemr. and a loofim pple vote sed on how the world is affecting themt atoment, whether they belie ith

adsh tmake thingbetter infoard. that'shy thinkhirely givetrump oornity to pa h be and win erew nso his platform despite ma oth ctisms people have about h. and i do tnkteaves decrs in a weak poti. it a gooloinnuer th'ralady pushing itan they were at 8% when obama ce in oice. at's indistable, but what do people feel? people vote with their heas, withhe gs,nd if people n't feel like e ony' recovering bause they veo rkwoobs, ty're not ttg parae, they can't get ck in e work force, at's wt think is gng to swing this electio nnell: andheean that the emoymentatgoes down is noa good rean. sun, thas. we me w to t fme reblan governors, thave mplete dfentie on how the prumive reblan nominee llethecomy backn ac first, we thinfrom t

nevetrump wing of the rt would be the former new rs goveor chrti todd whitn toho wh in the stio welcom bway. >> good toe re. connell: sanasalngbo donald tmpriinin new supporters, w ns wh would he have to do - >>o,e n'convince me, because ere's so much more to it than at if you juslo at the jobs i and oftsf,hiis someone at has taken fr companie throh bankruptcy a ct t of people his jo. hahereatedob yes. but he's ao steople bs 'rtalking about real people long their ability to support emlv. he's been nefohaving brought illegal immigrants to work in so ohiples. sof you start to get behd the nuers, i agr. thk iss into be a ryood nueror him i think i-- becseeoe e ti -- if they don't ve jobs, it doe'tatter whathe stk market does. nnl:ig. >> tt'nowh they're

neabit connel ts sounds like this is almost rsal to you. ulyan did, iue, me arou. he was skeical, and w he yse'nogoing to u t rd endorse, certaiy vote for nald tmp he came around, and u say u can' there's no way >>o. cae what i objecto is s method oappealing ver whh ueashing paio that you don't put back in the box. he's doninentireros op by ju their ethnic ckound. the way he ge ter th judge california becausth jue s xican heritage it's jus--has t the mperament wt. his prch to foreign licy, whh tke erybody esng, that's not what we ne ithe destabized world -- nnl:hether side, by e way,s et rough. d u see thospresters- >> oh, tnk that's exsae. frankly, iyoregainst nald trump, yore playing rit intoisands by doing at ers excuse fothat en if you s tmp tacitly coaged iat his early

rallies. that dsn make it right to at been happening, a the police have t intervene on. connl:ig. the clintocampaign skeut against it, believe jo postpuout sothg rlr social media. whatoes soonli you do? yore a republican, you're inin tsupport -- >> i call se aeisenhower repuic. nnell: is atnef ose thpay ft me? >> really 'shanged gat al. coell: so where e you w? >> for novbe r is priryi'stl gog to vote. ty ke donald um fe. vote for h. at's what u shou do. ifou don't le m ou, dot stay away fr the pls because it'sn oppounity to t e leadersh a t ndatkn y'rnowi him -- coel syoara new rs resident, right? >> oh, yes. connell: you'll vote on esy n jse dona tmp is e espte nominee >> yes, but i'gog vote for, i'll vo f kash. nnl: oka he othballot.

>>o cruz. connell: what ll you do novemb? >> i can in. don't wantour more yrs of amadministraon. whher hiary clto-- coell: who would youri i >> i wld, agn,robly write inasich cause i wa someonwhs leastee exposetohe pross- coell: you wldt support a thd rtpeon w kws it den on who that third- nnell: like ga jnson is a libertarn. that'sotp urlley. >> no. i know gar a we were gornors togeerani woul veo see hs changed his poti osome thing connell: right. buth a bill kristo candidate -- >> it's testing. 's really too earlto dece th, t e interesting thin aboumae supporting a third party caidate, and evebo sa tt ke--t depends whh de you're on, it's ki ay from youside. but actuly if thd candide would ta eugh electoravotes that noby uld o, -27 igo

to the house. connel oy. we, w you'd vote for trp. no. coel zero chance. no. nnl:hrtie todd whitman. the otr veor joining us daisheormer goveor of rgia, also a forr presential candida, m gilme. dbtovnogior lieng gerr itman fothla few mutes. she's ner trump. as s jt id there. and yoarpro-trump, rig? what'd you me tt? well, it's a tter of trying dw e party toth cae wt unifies us, whh is trying to chae e directn t enomy is th e whichs at the amican people ablulyan don't have to rty everything donaltrp esn der toecni t real enemy ofeoe is ailry clinn presidency. shis thenehos really the dangeroucaidate re e's the one unr e secrety ste position that h sn e ergence of china and russia a t dge omran and the daerf

rth korea and e se of teorism and has neotng about it, e dang o benghazi. in addition toha iook the posionver a year ago that hiarcltowas disqualifi omhe psidey toth. becae e has enectary stendti managed and opated thislionoundatn which drew mon from eras anthen elimited hee-il soe couldn'track ect wh w gngn. e erican people e not ever gointo be ableo t eir usin theresidey hillarclton becomes presidt,ndhas where 'vgotoeeour eyon the ball. i disaeeith gorn whitman, who iik connell: right >> the ft is, the alanr tohis country is a clinton pridency. nnell: okay. yoseit as an a or b chce itemdse of what mbsh mccoelsa wn he was -- mitch mcconnellaiwh h wain here thotr y. , like you, choosetrp er inton. let me ask y abouthecomy a lileit, beusth's the

topic ofhe day. thjobs rorwas a ut rerton 300jobs added. trp yst'a mbshell, you owmeaning politilly this, i es changes t ge d really gives himn argunt what shoul--hahave you se fm ump soar that convinces you that he has the righaner what has he saidhat you li on the economy thayou say, ye, he can get thinggog whe it's not rig now. >> well, fir of al hs vislbe a businessman he's dealt wh name, d 'sealt wh pil. t m t ing to sit her and become a mthecfor any caidate and espeal n doldrump. t at i am going tl u isouai- is thits e moatic pty pgr that haleuso is slow economy. i'gog to ask your views, what do you wa? re of e same in more young pele livg basements ref yourobbeg insere more othe daere're sin a8,0 b eaons a desting nuer.

anbyhe way, thlast tee quartershe economy hasot grown in anyignificantay ife're gngo rnhis country arndwe're going to have to go with w adsh ansomeone whatea i speaki in a civeay about the ne f cng nnl:utouon't say ytng from trump y on tes oany of the, u ow any mber of ecom iue which wouladd to growth in the ecomthat you say, ah, i'm for that. rlldo sndo a let,ouhanged the subct right from t beginning of e question thayou're tilionnonessil prtrump. >> i am awbtlionecse that is e choice we'veee given. wainhis process, conne. ran for pridt. i lk tough the snowsf nehampshire. is process has yieed us lly inn and donald trump. thats the oi that he me,ndeal leerip anthat the rubcaparty has toatr togeer and i am n patie wh these people arounthparty o e breaking theseledges, an eye ying in thcase of so of the candides whoan and e people w s wre

ner trum iishe reblan par that has , at is point, offeth leerip. we're e ly chance chang e onomy movi ainountrynd connl:ll right. vernorilpos od to see you. anyo--ilre, thank you for ming otoy. >>hank you, connl. nnl:woeplican governor different vie o thr mie. govern whitman mtiedew jersey wl be vintuda ght, cifnia's e big one, gh ju 7th. we'lcor it all startg 7 p.m. ete time on the fox siss network unt, ll, whev. eneralifora aps up whever erything wraps . that tsday night >>thjobs repor all signinth the fed aleast r w will holofoniking terest rat. forget autll those coersations we we havi rly inheeek. th seems to be off the tle t it something atould actually ht puicans? seems counriuive. wee into talabt lateonbune, we're gog to talk abouweakne eos. the po tt uld sial trble atheorr. that's next. ♪

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r emies rtnlkn tt boer is ite vulnerle right,et? >>ea viousl ithrert is true, it'ser vy oubling. thid that op c css the eranorder, the sohe border or evethe cadi border angein the united states and pontiall peetrateerrist acts is, visl vy troubling an sothg at congresrely needtoignt connl: well, nber one, some is chlogy-based, and we'lta about this in a send, who's on a database, w isn' w an'weblto trk ese pele better. bukind of from the pure giical point of ew obviousl ithcampaign donald tru gs out every day d yse ould build wl, build a wall. es sryike this, u knowfuheth aument? what do yothk? >>ell, tt'a litica qution. i'm a nation surity pert. but, you kw,y ncn is that t bdeprection fol veecology thathene, drones,ameras, sensor ate go, u ow, enrc e w, themmraonaws

th a aea oth books to diorngllegalmmigration analso international coopation. but i wod sooi out sis this conrnhayo could have terrists comi acro the bde mt of o terrorist pls aac since 9/ -- i thinth'sbout 74 or 7ouof abo0 -- have been homgrown. t -- coell: definitely a fair and good pnt. not babor that too much, but i kn, as you say, 's potil question. but i to beair toru's arment at let,ou be a tial secitqution. in other wdshe wou be yi wre more secu nation with isetr, physic wl,ndou're saying that's n nesrily the issue, it soun le. >> well, you know, hev y do it, whether it'a ll, whetr it'srones, technology, betterntnaon cpetion enfointhla, e issuis my sses from a niol curity standpot isould be w tt rrist organitis y to get into e it ste t i don't wanteoe just to focus onhat.

i nthem to lethekn that a lotf these that wve se sfar sie 9/11 hav acally been homero. so radicalizatn over the internet, reuing oveth internet. t 're definitelyn the crosshai othese rrorist organizations. connel no, you'rabluly rit ouall ofhaor peter, tnk tebrooks the witus fro d.c. w,e know about pteer hereweertalking about em earlr,utow about ts story in vezuela? we have people- mef e protesters, some of the peop upset with the trie vey in t cntry in venezua it'susgeinwoe, if ything. chaoinaracas and other plac ivezuela is intensyi. we'll talk aboutow impta th icomingp xt ♪ ♪

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bbed, there's an oil csis, a porty crisis there. socialist uny ats really, really feeli it. veryve dfilt situation. n tcllroca institute is witus you ow, it is sty out oil a little bit, which weov f bins lo a then just maybe is a referenm socialism in ger? ithat going tooar >> ihink iis rerduon cialism, otoe re accurate, atm. because ciistechnillis government ownership othe anofroction, andot enrance is sialist by that finition. but here's the w to think about , cae ere's a very imrtt sson here. y he lileit of statism, like sathuned at, enouethis like the disappointg bseport this morning. you he a go bit o stism like france orreece, you have complel sgnt, moribu eno. buif youave total atm likeenue, enou get onomicolps anthe moral t sry is y ulwe want in americao

goown that direction that bernie sders a, for at maer, hillary cltois inng of morendore gornment conolngorand more things? itust doesn'wo. e worls a laborary. coel rht. t bnie sanderdecric socialismanobe the exact sa brand, but thid of more veme iolveme, u' sangis notheimfo that. deto. i think the her pa oit is it aite t outhis th's worryininer oif yo enomy is so depde on, y,ilndouooatha haened ivenezuela,o start to worry abo other countriewhe e peency on oil to, you kw, wheer it russia orth iortant cotrs,he if th dependency is so hh d 's justbout o, l audn in are n going the wayou wa them g a it's a dister. yh. thers someininhe economicevopmentitate call aesrccurse icis that if you re osome mor natural resource, th politicis n'feel they have to makthe rest of their econy funconell. coell: rht >>ndhewh y get in that

situation li venezla, you collap. w,hishould worry us not lyecsee don't want the peleo suffer, but what ppens if russicoapses? it has nlear weapons. what hapnsf saudi aria ea dn and dil ismists t ntl of that couny? but let's epacfor a seco. noays ryepde ooil. th'rnosuering a coapse. connell:o u're sinit back tthe statism. >> yeah. nortdatayeah, sure, their economs t ingangbuster ket s a couple of year ag rlly is statismstis atm pson for an onomy. connell:ig. u' s utobsb at at's a good pot,ea herwise, you're rit. noh kota was, it w really boindung that, with the shale l d erything else, but 's notikit just fe ofthfa of thearth. u're rightbo tt. n tcll with us froca. and this ph,peing of soalm and bernie sde, th push for eeolge, beieanders tal abouthis all the ti. th seems to be heati up, and

he not the only one lking out it. but isheamage from tha converti de rey? what sdents are inasd to brg sool atnechl. yomanot beevth, it's stilahd. don't ay. ♪ ♪ [vettwo yearlyhysicals dn.martho go.

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know, a taste of what free llege ok le? start y have, e. mac >>el t cicisirtual l tuition is vtuly nil, cu, tynirsy of n rk. basicall tre's cta divisions, like the engineerin ho, they could lose their accredation. so ith hpewhen you have a lle stem that is virtually free? the ba sryadnirative bloa a lot ofdmisats in the system. inact, gerr omo, one of his top aides sent lette yi the 5topa u., exsee,ew york state rks,5 tm e at cuny -- nnl:olge administrats. and ith t 5there were former cunwoerinuding e rm chanclowhstl is getting half a millioa year

en though he dsn work at anymore. this is th issue. rl aboufacat paents d.c., gouging middle clas fali with tuition hikes. ye stes arcuttinba on spenngn lleges, we get at t ere isheuionoing foar re faculty u're gngo find a lot of assttsa lot adnirative sta ia t escolleg acrosth country. connell: oka gaanand kat arwi uas we wh m. i ould be clear t veo indicate iaid miel oma lleler, she dideve th commencemt addrs is morning. as brought to us by rn sands igal, the idea th we can have free lle. yeah. and i thk the issue here i whe are our ioti. doe en you know,he100 billiothat wre current spdi onueasuarines certaiy owing isis is t going be going tenuea

bmarin with a driver and anon bom dweuthe money in th direction educating ourork foe for e tu? ife ok at e suhere of nythissue is a lacof funding. i thk 's priitissue -- also how tt ne and gis back to yo l, on ts in a co, w atoney is bein spt. th's what pelere debating. once youakthe decision to spenitn college, howo u lotet? w do y sndt? aryoefficient, you kno >> rht ers no incenveo be efficienwi fe money, and al -free money and al wn in become free orheap, the dema increases ansoris go uin other ways like the scho, nothing preventst, ratr,ro chgi me fees or parently hina brinyour-o tlepaper. beeay ce if it w a simp a oy,nstead of

moy submane l'sut itoward ucatio b it's just n tt p ising. >>- mp. >>ndoat point, single git cu. theye seenheir salaries up5% since 29 cy. lemelarify whai s ying earlier. thto50igstaid ste works n york state are at cuny and suny. there is aotf ney -- nnell:hadoou thi of that, gaand? just thast ipaicular est em to pass a smell test that ei y know,e're having same convertion wle at's happengyokn? rht here'she other part,oowe have to coarthat twhat are op making at universitie toy? do we havenearticur unertyhere we papeople so littlth we're not ablto put an adeatstf geer. the prices oevything, th pre of everyinisoi up, t e realy they st mo 2 of their ndg, and i thinwh wre talking about re is iuef duced fuing.

that's what yore going tse connel is it more than that, z? iis- 'sig. that ithe ste spending er cutbacks at cles. t,ouno it's e lles themselv. mean, ey woron tax-exempted, nonpfit model, and they gouge mdlclass families routily othat model whe eye x-em, d eyayheels exorta, t t adic pay x. they're buildi out cle campuses like white ephant projects college blinli eensive footlltaum you know, fay stra-sle ferias. weust need treinth businessod othunerty syst. connell: a little f the suec but in most stes it uld behe collegeootball acorasketbl coach ishe highest paid statempye weusdot have those types ofolges here in new yo li t university oficgan, say, or other places wherehe make aewilon bucks, and nobody elsisakg . t,hashoulde our als we look at tseublic

coeg, ate colleges? arweryg make themree? wh sulwee yi tdo >>hat's impoib. d t goverent's gotten mo iolved in more an higher amountsf ans, is ju gotten more expenve, and it keepsoing up and upndp, anthe's noncti f t scho trodenything ffent. noins intohange. it a autnctive. you knowitounds ce to y ju ge re money for me stuf but tre ncontrol ov h they end it, no incentive tope ionid enheon. coell: kat,arland, e. mac an. the ti-trump ptes al did turn viole out i cafornia last nit. the qution is, aot of people ki ts is morning would the more tre tse violent prottserprtrp? congp.

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clearly ramping thgsp,hi s tten a lotigern california than inton pected why e turn h aenon to doldrump. bern sanders not sppg, in fact, he took t a million dollars buy on it. v recently. so he is still spendg a, still out campaigning isou comeown tohe wir folks reelngs theye exteth ciforniisn play for clank, connell. connell: let me ask you, robt, tainabt e protest you were talking about lasnit, we showed vio while you we talking. theyreiont protests. you're waitingorillary clinton toomout. have you heard fm her at all specifically in ard of her reacon >> not heard fm her but her campgnaner, tweeting o athere is no room fothis the cpaign of any candide. weave not heard omer we'lhe ithe any reference. probably not gng to pp o e umspch 'll see what s has to say out itf anything if we get a chance would le ask her. wel it to see how at unfolds.

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mpaign more than about 0 lln worth of advertising coulbrg . connell: i'm not sure, at same ti wsamany timeshen, things getutf hand at a trp lldoesn't necessarily need to be blamed for that, the sa should beruofth side, right? not nessily blaming mrs. clinton forhat is going on, sangueion whether she would comeut and publicl condn it. spesrson, campaignanager had but hasn'tomout heel to conmnt. wouldn be the same as blaming her. >> i would go one stepurer. i would sashinit ced thi connell:hi word t speech >> she talked ouhow sically ouenreationa curityas at skf donald umis preside of thunited stes, how he shouldn have hihand othe nuear button, so to spk,owe was ngerous. shlod use those words a crte this whe image ofcary rs when the one that is ary is her and the estaisent.

lo aherecord, and many of he, there is a t of debris in our dust. nnell: my only poi, if we're gointoay on her side donald trump should come out -- it is free speecthg. if donald trump casay whatever he wants and hilrylion say whatever she wan, eye the candidates. by what they s, to take the next step and say that is sohow incites people, almost giving you aexsedo you know what i mean, almost giving excuse for the violence, almost justifying in a weird way, i think it is? >> i understand you and ur point is tenut i woulday that the things that donald trump arwaing about what the establishmt does in general and at policy can do to average american andt all true and wknow it. coell: right. >> wt e id was that hes dangerous, that he is a reat, th sinnuhes america in horblways, u know, alstlling to meinna e th sin cin

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>>n gunthawos? gument based oa artphone. that worksrom boom up. pors you to make your own ois an indivial why would you want top-dn governme that ac erye in t se health care. connel watchg ssica's face. she is notonnc. >> ion think smaphe ll be wning y an electi. coel y d'tike that? smartone something llni us everday an someing prenwi tm. >> i don't think that argume isoing to resona wn ople thking todaybo t student btor instance or they can't get out of theirarents sentr wonder wth ty get ll enoh paying j. that ithise. i doelieve theopaseve messagg probm d vere pocy proem that is where theyeed to work ou i'm not ying -- coell: cise oboard. i n't kn iit was because the smartpnergent. maybe she ewhabefore anybody el. >> millenials r p. e stf you n meith us connell: thanks, everybody, alex, christie, ssa,ll od

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say, mbe making things wse nobeer is there a proemer that is what iasetng at earlr in t week? arweoong for a solution whe ere is no probm are weoi aboutt e wronwa wh iyour view tt? >> intentionf the depame of labor had to crte me uniform standard across the bod. unfortunately the partme o laboon h regulator authority over 401)s. not over rest of the retirementr investment accounts. they have tried to overreach and kind of grab through this rule other retirement accounts but it still leaves in place two different systems. those outside of the retirement system and those within the retirement system. so from investor standpoint it makes it more confusing. connell: for regular person watching and they have retirement accounts as you say, it is not 401(k) or retirement or some other retirement account how would they change their life? what are they trying to prevent exactly?

>> what it would lead to is a system they're much more likely to pay higher fees. connell: okay. >> to move, migrate to a fee-based account, or, otherwise all the compliance costs for this will be passed along to them. they're going to have fewer choices and what people are going to do is, there will be some accounts, whether it is small business accounts or small saver accounts, that just aren't economical for broker-dealers to serve anymore particularly with human advice. so those people will be left out in the dark completely in a world where only 11% of small businesses can afford to provide employees with retirement plan. we need to make it easier not harder. connell: good explanation. higher fees, fewer choices. neither would be good. people would identify with both of those. thank you. connell: david hirschmann from the chairman per. oil today is down at 48.50 or thereabouts. next up, a ex-oil ceo on why from here we're headed higher, prices at the pump this summer. back in a moment.

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connell: your business headlines now from "coast to coast." walmart is testing drones in it is warehouses in an attempt to speed up distribution. walmart drones. international olympic committee announcing 10 refugee athletes will be competing this summer in the rio olympics with hopes of shining a lot on the current refugee crisis. no country used. refugee, olympic anthem as well. all four cities bidding to host the 2024 advancing to the next round. the cities are budapest, paris, l.a., los angeles, and rome. they're all going on to the next round. let us go to oil prices and we do see a drop of 70 cents so

we're under $49 per barrel. baker hughes data showing the rig count in for second time of 2016. talk about oil supply, demand and everything else especially where we go into the summer driving season with prices to pump. the former shell ceo, john hofmeister is with us. you think relatively low prices are knot here to stay, is that right, john? we're going higher? >> i think we'll work our way up slowly during the summer, particularly because of driving demand and the holiday season. it is typical prices would rise and different blend of gasoline. a lot depends over time what happens to the crude price and what happens to the crude price. i think we'll see higher crude prices even if we see a few rigs come online. connell: let me ask you talk about the specifics of oil supply because of driving demand.

that gets in economic discussion. we had terrible jobs report and recession was brought up and this economy could be in more trouble than some people thought but you think there would be fairly strong demand? that would suggest the economy is getting stronger. how do you see the economy. >> i don't sigh the economy doing much different than it has been doing, a point or half a point of growth per quarter which is nothing to write home about but it is not recession. not something that is on the downside. obviously car sales are looking like they're sliding a little bit south. but it has been robust for a long time. and we didn't see unemployment numbers rice. we saw the unemployment rate fall. i think we're in a quagmire economically. we're not really seeing anything that will lift it quickly. connell: right. >> but fortunately we don't see anything that will see the bottom fall out of it either. connell: that is interesting so it is not a disaster.

i characterized employment report as rough, and it was. we only added 30 some thousand jobs when you're expecting to add 160,000 but you're saying steady as it goes than the bottom falling out? >> that is more how i see it. what i worry about with respect to the oil price of a quick rise if the saudis or russians, find some reason or another find an accommodation where they're both harming themselves month after month after month. if russians and saudis found a accommodation between two of them, they could drop half a million barrels a day. we would see progressive rise in the oil price which would affect the gasoline price and would change the dynamic. connell: is that prediction or something you see is something to be worried about? >> it has to happen. russians can not go anymore and

way saudis can do what they're doing. they're eating up their reserves and eatings up their cash. the economic impact of that affects local economy. you have venezuela in the mix as well and nigeria. things are not doing well in opec space. russia is not in opec but it may as well be because it is part of that whole super major production of 10 million plus barrels a day. connell: right. >> and i don't think that the saudis and russian people over time are going to tolerate a situation which dramatically changes their economic outlook when a slight adjustment in the oil output would change the financials of their countries. connell: just give me a quick -- bring up the average price at the pump one more time. end of the summer you think gas prices are where? today 2.34 around the country. last year we were 2.76. where are we headed short term. >> if nothing else changes, 10 to 15 cents higher. connell: okay, 10 to 15. good to see you, john hofmeister.

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connell: back "cavuto: coast to coast" with a look at big board on wall street. we're down 70 points on dow jones industrial average. nothing crazy in terms of the jobs report from this morning and reaction to it of course everybody is thinking hey, how does this affect the fed, what will it do, uncertainty, this and that? something we talked about throughout the program. tonight on "wall street week" liz ann sonders will talk about this and why markets this year will be hard to predict. watch. >> eight-year cycle we're in. people talk about the four-year presidential cycle, third year being the best. we bucked that last year obviously. but there is also a eight-year cycle, eight-year, two term president. the election becomes open election. in eight-year election only year historically market is down on average, year eight. because of that natural uncertainty, i would add even

more because call it the unique nature of this election. connell: catch the entire ininterview 8:00 p.m. eastern time, fox business network, on "wall street week." meanwhile economic tensions between the united states and china. the question is, would a president trump only make things worse, or maybe make things better, gary kaltbaum will tell us. will join us with brian wesbury. to my earlier point, welcome to you gentlemen. important meeting taking place next week, state department officials, beijing officials over there with a couple days of talks. how should we handle where we are. >> i like trump is doing, we're putting on notice we'll be strong. keep in mind obama and commerce department slapped punitive duties on china and japan because of steel imports because of playing around the currencies but there has to be a point in time where you show strength. i think trump is kind of

positioning himself if he wins the presidency we're not taking you know what from you what. i don't think it's a bad move. connell: we can follow along, gary. even brian can fill this the blanks. i don't know if he agree with you, do you? >> i don't. every bmx x series car is produced in south carolina. if you live in china you have to buy the bmwx series car, 3, 5, whatever they make, buy it in south carolina. airbus is opening a plant in mobile, alabama. this idea that china and mexico are hollowing out our manufacturing sector, it is just bogus. it is just not true. connell: we're not really losing in other words? we're getting handed to us to use trump's -- >> let me make one quick point, connell. that is i believe if you want to find out -- if you want to understand what's wrong with the middle class, why wages, why

people are not liking this economy today, why we only grow 2% instead of four, it is because our government is so darn big. we redistribute too much. we tax too much. if you want to kill china, if that is your whole goal, cut the corporate tax rate in america. if they're drowning already, that will shove a fire hose right in their mouth. that is what you do. connell: you were more specific. gary asked us to use our imagination. so what's wrong with that, gary? brian is saying -- you know what he is saying trump is full of it he is telling people what they want to hear but it is not really about that. >> first off i agree with brian what the problem is economic growth, too much debt, deficit and blob i call government but look, i don't mind trump talking tough. it does not mean he will come out and pull a smoot-hawley. >> does it sound that way sometimes, gary to be fair? protectionist, wall street money guy that must make you a little

bit queasy. >> yes it does, he is not alone. every country around the globe right now is going towards protectionism because economies are so bad and all the central banks are going nuts and debasing currencies and things like that so everyone is trying to get one up on each other. it he is not president. only matters who is president that matters most. china has enough problems on their own. when i was there for 16 days, i counted 300 buildings with no one in them. another 300 being built. so that is a big ponzi scheme waiting to be blown up next few years. i just don't know when. connell: timing always has been difficult to predict on china. wrap it up for us, brian. >> i tell you agree with gary. i'm not opposed to a president being tough with china, with the rest of the world. we need a tough military. we should be tough. we're not bad people.

and when we lead, the whole world leads. what does scare me the populism of trade protectionism, gary is right, it is shifting in the whole world. the u.s. needs to be a leader of free trade, democracy and free markets. that is, trump needs to get off of this. he needs to get off. connell: i want to make sure, brian. you go crazy on twitter. not really trump crazy. i was following you this morning. you were watching i'm sure another network but talking heads on tv who opine on things know nothingbout make me mad for people that watch that they think they're receiving wisdom. i want to make sure you're not talking about either me or gary. >> oh, no. >> not me. >> whole another network. connell: had to be. >> somebody who is supposed to know, he is supposed to know all about stocks but next thing i know he is telling me how the employment report works. what are you doing. connell: you can't type fast enough. that is what twitter is good for. >> i couldn't pass it up. connell: gary, brian. michelle obama we talked about

earlier, the first lady, did this commencement speech she is making here in new york today and, you know tell you a little bit what she said is interesting. she said earlier, just a little bit of a shot at donald trump, we think seeing diverse backgrounds should be celebrated but beware of those who quote, build up walls to keep people out. i think it is fair to say first lady michelle obama, city college of new york, taking a shot at donald trump. we pass that along. twitter shares down 35% when we look at them year-to-date but could a merger be the solution? that's next. you wouldn't take medicine without checking the side effects. hey honey.

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connell: so would be a big-time media merger or tech merger depending on your point of view. "new york post" has a report that twitter and yahoo! are holding talks but jack dorsey of twitter fame said not to even show up for the talks. dagen mcdowell from fox fame, troubled companies have issues and you get together issues go away. >> nice to be invited into the studio, connell. connell: what are you talking about? >> lurch across the desk at you. connell: restraining order is still in place. >> okay. five-foot restraining order. connell: yeah. >> here's my, here is how he sum up. connell: good. >> potential twitter yahoo! merger. connell: let me get a pen. >> you have to watch. a loser and a loser do not make a winner. >> right. >> get it? connell: something in your personal life? >> my first marriage. won't talk about my first

marriage. connell: i like i'm your sidekick now. ed mcmahon. >> twitter management did kick the tires on yahoo! according to the "new york post." connell: right. >> and this is direct quote. not using this verb, twittered was just interested in sucking information out of yahoo! connell: really? >> jack dorsey -- connell: nothing serious? >> jack dorsey according to one post that the "new york post" used did not show up to meeting. connell: trying to think what twitter could add to yahoo! but it is probably irrelevant. >> twitter needs how to figure out how to deliver ads on its social media site better. connell: right. >> astounding how poor the ad delivery is. my brother doesn't use feminine protection products and had 50/50 chance serving that right but serving them an ad. connell: i see what you did there. i thought that was unrelated comment. i thought you want to let us know about your brother. that being said, i don't even

use facebook but ads are great there. >> even better on instagram. connell: twitter, i never hardly ever see it. >> they, based on all the information that they have on their userses on twitter, they can't figure out real, like, real-life behavior of those, users. that is astounding. connell: one more topic for you. >> go. connell: because we worked so long together you love the airlines or airports and you always have a story. it is about your dog or airlines, is that fair. >> my favorite one, you want to get to the actual news story because i have plenty of flying stories. connell: delta pushing what they call vip express security lines. what is going on? >> actually use a separate company called clear. has nothing to do with tsa precheck, where this company clear, expedites your security. it is only in 11 airports. actually been dropped from two. connell: well you don't have to be cleared by the tsa? you don't have to be in that program? >> they do the clearing,

basically the security check for you before you go through the line. connell: oh. >> but it costs money, or if you're a super frequent flier, if you spend $15,000 a year or fly 125,000 miles on delta. they're trying to use it as vip perk. connell: right. >> that you don't have to wait in this long security line. connell: most of the vip people would be in say, well -- >> i -- connell: precheck line, right? >> vip people are in precheck anyway. they're trying to act like it is some special service and you don't have to like, like hang out with the huded masses at the airport. you want to hear my favorite? connell: here we go. i was hoping -- >> when succeed ad man with raging staph infection all over the plane -- connell: still telling story. >> jumped out of the seat and forced to remove him from the flight. flight was delayed an hour but people were safe. that is my interest. connell: you are telling the

story. >> it was insane and zero compensation seated next to somebody that was basically a health risk who are you talking to? who are you talking to? connell: studio appearance would be your last because we do have these other cameras. >> guess who is my friend? maybe not you, matt, matt is not laying a hand on me. connell: night weather. thank you, dagen. the good to see you, wasn't that really weird segment. >> no, it wasn't, perfectly fine, connell. you're the one who is weird. connell: not what these people are tweeting in. >> state department warning us about other things that are much more important than with we were just talking about. isis expanding its reach would be more important. while we wrap up dagen. we'll have more on that coming up. ♪

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connell: back on "cavuto: coast to coast." the oil price is down by 61 cents today. we're back to talk about isis and oil installations controlled by isis are still getting hammered. a russian fighter jet destroying isis oil facilities that is in the news today. at same time a state department official is warning that isis is actually expanding its reach. let's bring in former bush 41 undersecretary of defense, jed babin, on this and where do we go from here. we're told we're making progress but are we? >> not really, not that you'd notice. we have a lot of people pushing different parts of isis around. russians are bombing them. we're occasionally bombing them. we have people fighting in northern syria and people fighting in iraq. really people in isis are moving back and going back and forth. like squeezing a balloon, you squeeze them somewhere and they pop up somewhere else. that is the problem you have without going after them and crushing the enterprise. connell: speaking of the enterprise, i mentioned oil

facilities and instarlations being attacked. others have talked about it. is that the way to go about isis or should the strategy be far more complex. >> it is more complex. quite frankly we're not doing a lost bombing there. mr. obama and joey biden don't want to bomb oil trucks or refineries because we don't want environmental damage for heaven's sakes. connell: right. >> if you're going after the guys and frankly we're not, would require a lot more bombing and frankly a lot more effort on the ground, we really need most the arab nations to undertake, it is their fight. where is saudi arabia? where is jordan? i don't think they're in the fight. they need to be. connell: that is what we heard for a long time. they're not going to get in it, are they? >> no. connell: if it was to your point boots on the ground, it would be our boots, american boots, wouldn't it? >> it would have to be, right now it shouldn't be. again it is their fight. the fight and threat to them and europe is far more serious than any threat to the united states. connell: what is the different

promat tick argument to force them to get in? you go to saudi arabia, listen we need you to get involved and if you don't, what. >> i'm usually last person to ask by anything diplomatic. you fact you lay the cards down on the ground, hey buys boys, they'rcoming after you next, what are you going to do about it? if they say nothing, then that is your decision. you will live wit or die with it. connell: you don't think that conversation has been had? >> i'm absolutely confident it has not been, certainly since mr. obama came into office which is long before isis was even created. this is a new phenomenon. isis is relatively so, but it is simply the old, it is old wine in a new bottle, frankly. you have got people there who change from one terrorist group to another. they change their names. it is same old guys. it is the al qaeda crowd. the sunni terrorists we've been dealing with, i don't know, since 1805. the fact is, unless you deal something seriously, nothing is going to change. connell: all right, thank you,

sir. we'll keep talking about it, for whatever that's worth. thanks for doing it with us today. we appreciate it. it is important. >> thank you. connell: jed babin with us from d.c. win or lose in the state of california. what is the next move for bernie sanders? he is really making a lot of noise out there. we'll talk about it next. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture,

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connell: protests in california last night, san jose, things got, to put it mildly, things got ugly outside of the trump rally. now, blake burman or, robert gray actually was reporting out in california with us earlier telling us that hillary clinton herself, look at this, had not condemned this. a spokesperson had, john podesta had. david asman is here. i don't think we heard any -- >> i thought you were going to say i was here campaign manager. connell: good luck. >> thank you. connell, not like sanders are

has come out. >> neither hillary or bernie. remember the reporter that donald trump was saying lousy, was the word he used sleazy, even he was shocked. he had a report. connell: tom yum mass. >> he had a report last night when it was happening, this is much worse than people are defining it. much worse than bernie and hillary not saying anything, but the mayor of san jose, his name is tom lecardo, he is blaming donald trump for it. connell: really? >> you have some hillary clinton supporters -- sort of like blaming a woman after she has been raped because she was dressed a certain way or something. it is same, some of the people that are condemning trump for this violence have actually said that, that people should not have been wearing pro-trump garb. that was inciting protesters. connell: what is all the stuff about inciting? i understand we're in heated campaign and maybe some things

shouldn't be said way they are. but blaming hillary clinton or inciting, to blame donald trump, i mean, it is people that are doing it, you know? >> very simple. connell: what about the local polices of this? i wasn't there and some of the reporters were but -- >> some of the protesters that i've been listening to have actually said they were applauding the police, that the police could not be everywhere and it was bad coordination. connell: sometimes that is true. >> police are under the control of san jose mayor who is blaming trump for the violence. that may come to play. by the way some people not only who are not condemning the protesters for getting violent but osome of these protesters, no pun intended by the word egg. connell: right. >> the vox editor, online be openly supporting violence. he said in a tweet, if trump comes to your town, start a riot. connell: really. >> as a result of what he -- this sort of stuff has to be condemned not just by campaign spokesperson but by the candidates themselves.

by both -- connell: can't help. >> a lot of people there had bernie stuff on. connell: gasparino, this can't help hillary clinton kind of thing to have pictures on it. v? >> i can only think all this will help donald trump. remember in 1968 when the democratic convention. people got violent in the streets, helped elect richard nixon. connell: right. >> hubert humphrey who was running as democrat was smashed as a result of what protesters did. when americans see violence in the political campaign it helps the person who is against the violent protesters the most. connell: you would think that would give her more of incentive to condemn it. maybe she will. she will speak in california. david will be speaking not only today as he just did, but tomorrow on the fox news channel. he is hosting a live special, from 10:00 to noon tomorrow. dash to the clash. >> the big clash is in november. there is the clash between bernie and hillary next tuesday which is of course california primary.

connell: you're on fox business next tuesday for the coverage. >> i will indeed. this is fox news 10:00 a.m. to 12:00. we have forbes and dick van dyke a bernie supporter. 90-year-old supporting a 75-year-old. connell: who else will be with you. >> with me? how did you pick that short straw? connell: speaking of short straw, that is what i will be wearing. >> that's fine. just keep it under the desk. connell: on tuesday with our coverage joins us to take us through the next hour. >> thanks so much, guys. breaking. everyone. terrible jobs report. showing our economy added only 38,000 new jobs in month of may. that is slowest rate of job growth in five years. i'm trish regan welcome to "the intelligence report," everyone. a pretty louse i report