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hi i'm brenda buttner. this is "bulls and bears." here they are. our bulls and bears this week.come to everybody. a thome pri war tax to fund our fight against isis? >> no a temporary tax? there is no such thing. once they get a tax in place it never goes away. i know how you find the money. eric holder says medicare fraud adds up to as much as $90 billion. the irs says tax refund fraud is as much as $21 billion. i just found you $100 billion of my money leaking out on the sides. use what you are getting already. >> melissa makes a great point about fraud and waste. washington does not have the political will to take that down. should we be bearing the cost as well as brave soldiers over there? >> i think we should. i agree with melissa. there is no such thing as a temporary tax. i understand. the first federal income tax came in the first civil war and made permanent in world war ii when holding tax was introduced in world war i tax be made permanent. we put a tax in place it's going to stay there. 20% of our budget goes to defense spending. 55% goes to defense. if we have some

hi everyone, i'm brenda buttner. in the wake of the tragic crash of flight 9525, investigators still looking for clues, but could the answers have already been in their hands if instead of relying on black boxes, all airlines put cameras in the cockpit and streamed live video and data from the cockpit? here we go. about to begin the debate. gary b. smith jonas max farris, john mayfield with suzy welch. should all airlines do this even if it costs more? >> i know pilots object to it. most pilots are really good people and don't need this surveillance. with the fact that it is very costly, i think it would put peace of mind into the families of people who lost people in air disasters. on the offchance there is security violation going on, this is a way to see if two people are always in the cockpit as they need to be. frankly, in the big mysterious cases, if there had been cameras in the cockpit streaming video into the cloud, we would know where that plane was right now. >> there is a lot of arguments for it. governme

hi, i'm brenda buttner. this is "bulls and bears." here they are. welcome to everybody. if this won't get washington into securing the border, what will? >> i'm not sure anything will. as much as it exasperates everybody, but every president since reagan said they would obama. none has done so. the time to deal with lung cancer is when you start smoking. we had rumors of isis coming across that southern border. you can't go across the texas border into mexico, it's not safe. it's being run by criminal organizations. they'll sneak whatever they are paid to to get into this country. we need to do this. not because of illegal immigration. that is a complete separate issue. simply for the safety of our other country. take our army. mexico secures its southern border with its own army. think of our army securing the afghan/pakistan border, put them on our border. we have to use them. >> they are terrific. there was an estimate it would take 76,000 troops to secure the border. gary b., it's a hefty price tag. is it worth it? >> i don't think so. if we are talking about securin

i'm brenda buttner. this is "bulls and bears." as the economy adds 300,000 jobs last month, big labor taking on republican governor scott walker over private sector jobs. this monday he is planning to sign a law protecting private workers from being forced to join a worker and pay union dues. is that the ticket to get even more americans working? here they are, the bulls and bears this week. welcome to everybody. should workers everywhere love it? >> i think they should. workers everywhere do love it. look at some of the numbers. 74% of americans want to be in right to work states. when you talk about workers themselves, percentage point lower unemployment in right-to-work states and 2012 editorial in "wall street journal" said the last ten years previous to that, right-to-work compensation had gone up four times that, states that were not right-to-work. look at michigan when you had the right-to-work, how many people dropped out of unions? americans want a choice. when taft-hartly came in 1947 which meant you had to be part of a

i'm brenda buttner. this is "bulls and bears." as the economy adds 300,000 jobs last month, big labor taking on republican governor scott walker over private sector jobs. this monday he is planning to sign a law protecting private workers from being forced to join a worker and pay union dues. is that the ticket to get even more americans working? here they are, the bulls and bears this week. welcome to everybody. should workers everywhere love it? >> i think they should. workers everywhere do love it. look at some of the numbers. 74% of americans want to be in right to work states. when you talk about workers themselves, percentage point lower unemployment in right-to-work states and 2012 editorial in "wall street journal" said the last ten years previous to that, right-to-work compensation had gone up four times that, states that were not right-to-work. look at michigan when you had the right-to-work, how many people dropped out of unions? americans want a choice. when taft-hartly came in 1947 which meant you had to be part of a

i'm brenda buttner and this is "bulls and bears." here are our bulls and bears of the week. welcome everybody. ashley we heard the administration say jihadists need jobs. the answer is more foreign aid. what do you think of that? >> it's astounding but something we can come to expect from this administration. he says his biggest regret is not closing gitmo on day one because of costs. yet let's throw more money at the problem like we always do. is that going to stop jihadists from beheading americans or anyone else that we see in these predicaments? we've seen anti-semitism coming from them yet we can't call the problem what it is radical islam. we've yet to see anything denouncing from the administration. yet, let's keep throwing money and hope when they have jobs and more foreign aid the problem will stop instead of actually defining our enemy. >> chuck, our enemy is throwing more foreign aid at our allies over there. does that make sense? >> i agree we should shut down gitmo. like he said from the beginning. i've been disappointed it hasn't been shut down. this problem ai

brenda buttner is here with the story.now you will break it into specifics. starting with gas stations. >> absolutely. we have seen the price of oil take a dramatic plunge down 50 percent so why are gas prices down only 37 percent? the truth is, it is not just oil that goes into gas. there is the price of refining and taxes and there is distribution. there is the price or the profit that the gas stations owners make which is very, very slim. we are seeing lower gas prices and we probably will for this year. it is expected, with the estimates a third cheaper than last year. that mans the average american households saves $1,200. >> that is good to hear. >> we talking about oil prices talking and asking if it will hope us, the consumers. airlines? will though give me a seatbelt? >> or peanuts. >> do it that hold your breath of the airline fares have gone up and part that is because of the demand but they veteran joyed tremendous savings from the falling price of oil and they giving it back to shareholders and paying down deb

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hi everyone, i'm brenda buttner.d of relying on black boxes, all airlines put cameras in the cockpit and streamed live video and data from the cockpit? here we go. about to begin the debate. gary b. smith jonas max farris, john