thank you, steven greenhouse and hannah jackman. next, we tell you about teenagers in high school who were landing high paying first jobs. how is that possible? plus stories about first jobs, here is bill o'reilly. >> my first job at 16 was looking at a carvel ice cream stand. it taught me to show up on time. first rule when you get a job, show up on time. carvel, great, i got minimum wage, but all of the hot fudge sundays i wanted. good job. i wish i still had it. >> so he started at carvel. other fox personalities got their start as a bus conductor, a garbage man. their story is coming up. >>> today there are no jobs. that's what i hear, but wait. one website found almost five million job openings. in june job openings rose another 200,000. so what is going on? america hass unusually high unemployment at the moment, but companies struggled to find workers. fox business reporter sandra smith looked into that. what did you find out? >> we went to a company called air products where they on hand had over 600 job openings. we went to

hannah jackman and restaurant owner, merv crisp but first, any legal job is a contract between employees and employers as long as interns are not forced to work free. contract isn't breached. what right does government have to interfere. it applies to minimum wage. i think she makes a lot of sense >> i didn't say all interns are abused. i said some experts say that there are various employers that are not paying their interns. so why do countries enact minimum wage laws. >> john: politicians are dumb? >> maybe they are smart. maybe above average, i doubt that. [ laughter ] >> but clearly the government is going back many, many years decided that we have to set a floor for wages because when unemployment is as high as it is 13 million people. >> john: what the floor? >> the debate what the floor you are right. >> $8 a good, why not a hundred dollars an hour. we'll all be better off. >> i think they have enacted minimum wage because they feel with unemployment high some may be forced to say, i'll work for 50 cents an hour. there is an imbalance in this contract. we have to make sure people

hannah jackman and restaurant owner, merv crisp but first, any legal job is a contract between employees employers as long as interns are not forced to work free. contract isn't breached. what right does government have to interfere. it applies to minimum wage. i think she makes a lot of sense >> i didn't say all interns are abused. i said some experts say that there are various employers that are not paying their interns. so why do countries enact minimum wage laws. >> john: politicians are dumb? >> maybe they are smart. maybe above average, i doubt that. [ laughter ] >> but clearly the government is going back many, many years decided that we have to set a floor for wages because when unemployment is as high as it is 13 million people. >> john: what the floor? >> the debate what the floor you are right. >> $8 a good, why not a hundred dollars an hour. we'll all be better off. >> i think they have enacted minimum wage because they feel with unemployment high some may be forced to say, i'll work for 50 cents an hour. there is an imbalance in this contract. we have to make sure people wil