the cruise three months ago stopped in the cayman islands. cayman islands.seems like the one stop all his cruises have in common. a lot of drugs go through the caymans. eddie might've been a courier. we should get a dog to sniff his luggage. he brought the electric piano on the cruise with him. you'd think that the ship would have their own piano. you see, something has been taken out. the old motherboard. he replaced it with smaller components and made room for contraband. enough for a couple of bricks of coke. we'll see. green tint on the lining. mmm. is it mold? ink. green ink. the swab's negative for drugs. humidity made the ink run. cayman islands. offshore banks. secret accounts, tax evasion. eddie was a money courier? maybe he got greedy and started skimming. well, whoever's money it is... has to know tommy. i didn't see any fortune 500s in his address book. there is someone close to tommy who might know what a fortune looks like. those murano lamps. i knew they didn't look like knockoffs. beth: three murders? it's inconceivable. i, uh... ( sighs ) to

corporations in this country, peter, pays zero income taxes because they are stashing their money in the cayman islandsother tax havens, you think maybe they should be able to pay their fair share of taxes? that is the debate that should be happening. needless to say, i am going to support the children and elderly and ask the multinational corporations to start paying their fair share. host: you said you are still not sure how you are going to work this afternoon. guest: i know how i am voting this afternoon. i am going to vote to make sure we don't shut down the government. but i am going to work as hard as i can to end the sequestration, which has caused a lot of problem for people in need. host: just a few minutes left for the senator before the house comes back into session. amy is in rhode island. independent line. hi, gentlemen. good morning. i just wanted to tell you both that i am a pharmacist and i worked with a lot of people who ask me questions about the obamacare bill. what i did was i did a little bit of research and i discovered that someone who made about $105 a would pay about month if

these are people who spend what they earn but they are not able to shelter their assets in the cayman islands or put into retirement accounts. they spend with it on. that would cost $32 billion in the economy overall and that would be the kind of stimulus not at government expense by the way, that would be the kind of stimulus that we need to get the economy going again and. >> host: betty from mississippi, independent line. >> caller: hi. i'm calling because of the minimum wage, and i have an objection to it for this reason. if i'm not mistaken, minimum-wage is an entry-level job, and it pays for the person to come in, learn the job, and know how to do it. in this area where we are, and there are people of 10 to 15 years of experience, and their income is somewhere between 10 and $11 per hour. so how can you say that a new person coming in to earn the same as the person that's been there 10, 15 years? the idea should be you come in, learn the job, work hard at it and move up. minimum wage should not be designed to support a family of four which is some people have been saying for years. mini