>> i am cheryl casone. welcome to cashin n >> we have wayne rogers and john lay field and tracey burns and joining us our good friend christian dorsey. and welcome to all of you. tracey, the plan may be half in tax hikes and spending cuttings. you say promises. >> tax hikes will be here forever and spending cuts, you will never see them. we did it with medicare. they would cut doctor payments and never did it. and cut the defense budget and that gets bigger by the second. we can't seem to reign in spendingment don't believe they will do it both. >> john, she's about the delay miss spending cuts. 10 or 20 years down the line. is it the spending or tax hikes? >> all we are getting is the tax hikings. i read through the entire plan, half are tax hikes and the other half, what you are seeing an assumption that we'll get lower interest rates for our debt . that is a pretty drastic assumption and the assumption that you will have several hundred billion in medicare cuts. but savings rather. >> you are not seeing

reporter: at a rider's side members of the old guard and these are the same horses that pulled the casonlington national cemetery. >> if these horses weren't out there carrying their wounded comrades on their backs, they'd be pulling the cason carrying one of their fallen comrades to their final resting place. >> reporter: this program has been in place since 2006. so far they've had about 125 wounded warriors out riding. >> the one thing they have in common i think is they all want to be contributing members of our society and so it's humbling and inspirational every thursday for me and it's just a blessing to be part of it. >> reporter: larry pence is a retired command sergeant major in the army. he and retired navy commander mary jo beckman started the program. brian eisenhower was stationed in italy when he suffered a head injury in a car accident. he hopes driving the wagon is preparing him to one day get his driver's license back. >> it's helped me a lot. really it. what. >> reporter: the program is being expanded nationwide -- really it has. >> reporter: the program is being expan

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charil casone with cashin in. >> start up company getting half billion in loan guarantees. and they are building the them in who can track the cash. our crew in week. wayne rogers and johnathon and tracey and john. and joining is democratic strategist regina. >>> and we'll start with a crazy story here. is this ficaso a ficaso. >> the investment in private company system a ficaso. it is encouraging enterprise that never happened in the end. we sent jobs over seas. the president of fiskar has to go where the money is. he's not doing the right thing the ceo said he is contracting out the work in fin landd and the design here. he's on the defensive about does that fly with you? >> it is not just the fact, but the process allows the congress to be bribed if you will. all the lobbyist get in on this and people are bringing money. for example for the solyndra situation. george kaiser who made 16 trips to the white house in the weeks before that guarantee went through. congress is being bribed by somebody else in order to do this and they are producing jobs not in the united state

cason oil drilling began to boom and development has expanded dramatically each year when i first came to colorado are twenty seven years ago the energy production was for oil and at the time that there was the synthetic fuels corporation. and it was all about. natural gas they didn't have pipelines for it and so they were trying to figure out what to do with all the natural gas they knew there was a lot of there was no use for a nickel dime more oil natural gas was the biggest thing that's going on in less than colorado. there's no in canada leases in here crossroads bilberry corp and over there they were on ten acre spacing for me or if you knew what you were looking for and you knew how many wells were impaired it i bet you could see three four hundred wells there standing right over a pipeline right here by the way. really we're span and we had a spill. you see over my head here we've got the neighbors wells three four of them over there and that stack closest to the blue one day it look like old faithful had over there the separator spewed paraffin out all over the pad and on over

you called quantitative easing counterfeiting money but on thursday the bank of england announced a cason jackson of a hundred billion dollars into the british economy who benefits from that who actually sees that cast. props up the banks for a little bit longer but it doesn't do much else ordinary people don't get it. and what it actually has the terrible effect of it degrades the current c. currency power a medium of exchange you know flooding the market with a vision going to actually help the economy of toll and of course it depresses truly interest rates which means old people's pensions people on fixed income old suffer from this quantitative easing and of course further down the road it must end inflation you call the suddenly money factor in the last two years which these people have done to a halt two hundred fifty billion pounds without it ending in inflation down the road it's bound to do on this is exactly what happened in the republic in germany in that i g twenty is right godfrey bloom british your m.p. thanks for being on the line with us live from the u.k. . it's thirteen

cheryl casone is from the fox business network, of course, and she joins me now. hey, cheryl. >> reporter: hi, martha, this report disturbing. it's on the consumer price index for all food. now, it department really budge much from 2009 and 2010, but the jump from '10 to '11, 2011, 3.5 to 4.5% for the consumer price index for all food. this is a major, major jump, and the question here is, why? what changed year-over-year from 2011 to 2011? basically, the usda saying it's commodity prices, energy prices and also, martha, global food demand overall has jumped substantially. but this is the biggest increase we've seen since 1978. it's going to be a big shock for consumers. here's the thing though, you're already seeing the shock right now. you probably saw it when you were stocking up, as you mentioned, martha, for the big storm here in the northeast and then for 2012 as well. they say we are still going to see these same higher prices. americans eat out about half the time, we eat home half the time. the price jumps for both are about the same, so whether you like

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cheryl casone, thanks so much.ork. >> noon eastern time is normally where i'm at. that's where i'm going to stay for now. >> you know what? i look forward to seeing you there right now. you never know, you could do other shows. varney & company, he's sick a lot. meanwhile, a familiar face showing up at occupy chicago. but he's no peaceful protester. remember bill ahers who claimed responsibility for a dozen terrorist bombings? see what he's calling for now when lawyura ingraham joining u live. kids, halloween is canceled because the kids that don't have costumes might feel bad. are they taking it too far? we report, you decide. so who ordered the cereal that can help lower olesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. [ woman ] lower cholesterol. [ man 2 ] yummy. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste and whole gin oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. gives you a 50 percent annual bonus. so you earn 50 percent more cash. if you're not satisfied with 50% more cash, s

cheryl casone from the fox business network and joins us right here on the big couch. he -- >> i discovered bugs! terminex has been in business since 1927 and they actually got the first patent for pesticides. so if you've got bugs, a lot of people have bugs, they are actually hiring right now. they need pest control technicians as you can see as well as salespeople and they also, i have to say, they're one of these companies that the product was really well known. people that work for terminix say the product works well, it's a brand name and that helps, of course, when you go and they have so many calls a year. >> sales people and pest control technicians. let's move on to great clips. this is a hair cutting place. salons nationwide. >> the thing about a recessionproof business is great clips. you need a cheap haircut, you go to great clips. they're looking for franchise owners right now, it costs to open up a franchise $100,000 to $200,000. you can be a manager and also cut hair and the range depends on what you do. maybe you can make $27,000 to $50,000 a year to cu

cheryl casone joins me. what does this means, the banks had been fairly healthy through the course of this since 2008. are we headed in that direction again? >> there is a fear certainly that u.s. banks are going to be back into some type of crisis mode as we were back in 2008. you mentioned the goldman sachs loss, martha, they made $1.9 billion in the same quarter a year ago, 2010. we have not seen goldman sachs have a loss like this since the fall of 2008, the same time frame when lehman brothers was bankrupt, so that's one concern on the investment banking side. then you mentioned bank of america, the ceo, brian moynahan saying i need to scale back, they're laying 30,000 people off, because they don't want to be so big and have so much risk on the books, and they've got a lot of mortgage problems as well. we're still talking about mortgage, fear, talking about credit and add europe into the mix and it's a toxic soup that's being created right now. martha: some of these moves may be, as he says, to sort of

cheryl casone from the fox business network joins us right now. paper and blimpie's is hiring. >> they're looking for 1500 people between now and thee end of the year. yes, this is sandwich shops. there's a great new program. it's for veterans. if you want to be a franchise owner and you're a veteran, they will waive the franchise fee for you. it's normally $18,000. you can set this up and set up your franchise in a hospital, in the mall, wherever you want to do it and they're also looking for employees that can actually manage the stores as well or make the sandwiches, whatever. the whole range here. the pay range if you're a manager, you can make between $25,000 and $30,000 per year. counter workers make about $8 an hour. that's the range for them. >> you want to be food service, that would be great. what about unitech if people want to get technical. >> probably never heard of this company. they're based in blue bell, pennsylvania, sounds like a nice place to live actually. you have -- >> family. >> so they're looking for people that can do tow

> millions of americans are still struggling to find work so we want to find you a job and cheryl casone each week you talk about five companies hiring. >> you talked about steve jobs, at&t is hiring today. because of the iphone. a million preorders already done. retailers really riding the wave. they appear to be coming out much stronger. they are looking for people that can work in the stores, they got good benefits and they have 96 million mobile customers and they have to serve all of those. they've got wireless sales. video, i think is really interesting. there's two teams today. i've got food and technology first. with technology operations and video at at&t retail. if you can do anything technology related, i'm telling you, anything computer related, design related, there's so many jobs out there right now. >> especially if you have that knowledge, you can go to an apple store or a best buy. kraft, you talked about food. kraft, office of operations throughout the u.s. in 70 countries and looking for people. >> global company. kraft is in obviously the food business and they want t

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