i'm brenda buttner. we have our panel -- welcome to everybody.n layfield, theresident putting the blame on employers. what say you? >> i say this is typical of politicians this has gone on since andrew jackson and fdr. they find the business owner to blame. easiest thing in the world. you pass a law that is unfavorable. then you come in, they realize hey ,this is going to be free. it's not free. it will cost all of you. business owners saying if we have to pay extra $5,000 per employee, if we have 30 employees, $150,000 is all we make per restaurant that we have. they cannot afford it. what does the president do? he turns and blames the small business own they're creates 50% of the job. insane but typic polits >> brenda: >> gary:y: bgary b., is itthe be healthcare law? >> the latter. i scratch my head onhis. okay. the reason you are feeling the pinch is because the bad employers, the only ones we have out there creating jobs are passing the cost. where does he think the cost would go? they'd vanish? there is no extra cost to obamacare. the cbo sa

hi, everyone, i'm brenda buttner. this is "bulls & bears." let's get right to it.ere they are, the bulls and bears this week, logan d. smith, jerry rightfield along with jerry glazer. larry, will the fight on global warming short-circuit the job market? >> it will raise costs for everyone in th form of higher electricity prices, it will be passed through to all of us. ultimately that will hurt jobs. and it is hypocritical because is essentially going to shut down 300 coal-fired power ants without a comprehensive, long-term energy strategy to replace thos plants and keep electricity flowing in our me that's why it's a problem. that's why it's going to hurt the economy. >> jamu? what do you think? >> we do not have to choose been the health of our kids and the health of our economy. we know when we banned leaded fuel and we banned things that were bad for our kids, the toys they were playing with, it didn't kill the plastics any, it didn't kill the oil industry. it sound like what larry has said is he has a bad lack of faith in our american companies to innovate. i d

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brenda buttner anchor of "bulls and bears." excuse for targeting tea party groups, we were just overwhelmed by the 1700 publications for tax exempt status. if they are overwhelmed by a mere 1700 what is going to happen when they get the applications for seven million in obamacare for tax credits. no thought to mention tens of millions of collection and compliance? >> it's overwhelmed by that. what will happen under this? and what they are going to be doing with these tax credits and subsidies to help you purchase insurance, a thing called pay and take. they pay first and verify later. if that sanity recipe for disaster and fraudulent claims, i don't know what is. >> gregg: hasn't the irs badly mismanaged something that may turn out to be comparable to obamacare, that is the earned income tax credit program? >> very good point. 25% of those credits that were handed out were fraudulent are erroneous. if you extrapolate that to obamacare, it could cost taxpayers some $250 billion if they make the same kind of mistake. they were ov

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fox news senior business correspondent, anchor of bulls and bears, brenda buttner has more. >> the questionreather or skidding to a stop? wall street could further fret over the fed, it appears the central bank will ease up on easy money. many chances this week to get that word. fed members all over giving speeches, other market movers, important info on housing prices, pending home sales and consumer confidence. if you're licking your wounds after last week, keep this in mind. the s&p 500, likely a part of your retirement plan, has come very far, very fast. it is still up 12% so far this year, just short of its increase of 13% for all of last year. will the latest selloff be a buying opportunity or have nervous investors running for the exits? looking ahead, one thing is pretty certain, uncertainty. the gauge of volatility and anxiety for wall street has spiked since word of the potential end of easy money. harris, back to you. >> brenda, thank you. >>> several workers are hurt after a massive barn that was under construction came crashing to the ground. it is our top story as we go across

here is fox news senior business correspondent bulls and bears anchor brenda buttner. >> harris, goodn unemployment could be bad news for your 401(k). yep. these days forget conventional wisdom about the market. wall street may be wishing for a weak jobs report out this friday. why? it all comes down to big ben. ben bernanke head of the fed. a strong jobs report might mean the central bank slows its big bond buying binge that has put investors in a stock buying mood for many months. the last time bernanke hinted there might be an early end to its stimulus if the economy gets going, stocks fell and bond yields surged. and friday the dow dropped more than 200 points in a late-day selloff in part because of those fears. still your retirement plan likely isn't hurting, even with recent losses, the s & p 500, a part of many 401(k)s, jumped 14% so far this year. that is the best first five months of any year since 1997. but watch those jobs numbers. news that more americans are working could have the sellers working on wall street, too. harris? >> harris: thank you. we'd like to check in wi

brenda buttner, anchor of "bulls and bears", good to see you the unemployment numbers that people focusicked up last month. now, we're expecting the forecast is 165,000 added jobs for the month of june, that would be less than last month. not good? >> it was 175,000 last month. so that is definitely not the right direction. truth is that is far, half of what we need just to keep up with population growth. this has been going on for quite a while. we have very long term unemployed people that will find it difficult unless they have training during that period. it's difficult to find a rosy scenario. >> gregg: fed chairman caused a problems with marketed when he was going to pull back on quantitative easing and printing of money. he is only going to do that if he see signs of sustained growth. any sign of that? >> he is putting as a target 6.5%, a full percentage point above that. it's difficult to see that any time in the near future we might find that. the markets tanked just on the hint that the fed might ease up on easing of money. any more comments could affect our stock market, your

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brenda buttner is joining us anchor of "bulls and bears" right here on the fox news channel., 356,000 people made it across our border successfully, but the survey found that is only half of those who attempted to do it. so in other words, we're saying 50,000 made it through as undocumented workers. that is border security 50% failure rate. so when janet napolitano, border security is really effective, the facts would belie that? >> we have could to keep in mind back in 1999 more than a million beam were detained. so there is decrease getting across. there is huge incentive and these people are desperate for work. >> gregg: getting caught has no deterrent effect? >> what happens they get september back to mexico. there is not much that happens and 50% of they will try again. the problem is, the economy in mexico is terrible. our economy is struggling but much, much better. so they are looking for jobs. they are willing to take the risk of getting caught and sent back. >> gregg: 65% are seeking work, 28% are trying to reunite with their families. they are almost all men, 94% a