but one person who was not thrilled is the president of chick-fil-a. he tweeted sad day for our nation. founding fathers would be ashamed of our generation to abandon wisdom of our generation. corner stone of a strong society. he quickly deleted the tweet. but i like that the guy who is making these kind of statements, can we zoom in on him? has this profile picture. here i am, enjoying my milk shake and thinking about how gay people are the worst. kathy has been speaking out against equal rights for a long time. he changed store policy. you can no longer order two chick-fil-as. if you're hungry, you order a chick-fil-a and a dude filet, just as god intended. should a guy who puts a soggy piece of pickle on a sandwich, really be deciding what goes together? the chick-fil-a chain was quick to distance themselves from his statements, saying that dan kathy has his own ideas. however, chick-fil-a is focused on providing great food and genuine hospitality to everyone. you see -- one that is jumping on the scene -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: widening

>> that's why we like chick-fil-a. >> john: your children's breakfast cereal is now gay. newsbusters popular with people who are confused by shiny things says that general mills doesn't want to suffer the fate of chick-fil-a and gets splattered with liberal media vitriol for supporting traditional marriage. if you've read the bible my friends, you know how important traditional marriage really is. >> yeah, polygamy, concubines and women as property. >> john: the good ole days. we're here to say that frank and i stand united. american home homophobes against gay cereal. our new nonprofit 501(c)(4) group is cereal lovers opposinged so might equality today. >> or closet. >> john: we here in the closet community share your conservative outrage that a capitalist business would be so inclusive just to increase profits. >> the gay capitalists are marxists. >> john: lucky charms was a wholesome way to deliver processed sugar marshmallows stuffed with food coloring into your children's bodies. >> why would a 50-year-old cereal want to be gay? >> john: now, it is important that sma

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i'm wearing an nra ball cap, eat ago chick-fil-a sandwich.ook and sip ago 20-ounce sweet tea while sitting in my cracker barrel rocking chair with the gaither vocal band singing "jesus saves" and a gideon's bible in my pocket. yes, sir, i'm politically incorrect and happy as a june bug. >> brian: facebook has ten rules for anyone who posts a message like that, including no threats, bullying or spam. why was todd starnes blocked? what's going on with that? [ laughter ] >> brian: you were bullying liberals. >> alisyn: what part was offensive to facebook. >> i'm perplexed because i reached out and said did you have a problem with the nra or jesus or the chick-fil-a? and they haven't responded yet. after they blocked us, a lot of our fans got involved and facebook eventually sent an apology. >> alisyn: we have that. let us read that. arrest our team -- as our team processes reports, in this case, we mistakenly removed content from the todd starnes page and replaced it. >> in other words, they blamed it on low level employees in their cincinnati o

just bought lunch at chick-fil-a for someone i don't know. >> you just got one.hat one say? >> brought donuts to a friend an lls supporter at his office. >> this is every few minutes. you're getting another one here already. >> i want to do other things and move on from lauraine, cancer girl. i want to be the spread the love girl or traveling girl. i wanted to include y'all. i just dropped off some duval bags i had laying around at my office and hope the kids can put to some good use. >> reporter: she's not yet cancer-free yet frank does not like to think of herself sick and through her cancer treatments she wears a wig and says her friends don't either. >> i want to have non-cancer problems. my friends, cancer was my main obstacle and hoping to have regular normal obstacles in my 30s. >> reporter: you want normal drama? >> i want normal drama. i will be 30, so old. >> reporter: considering her journey to get here, being old is a label frank would be happy toi live with. cnn, atlanta. >>> a long-time congressman and icon in the civil rights movement. what is john

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of course, the event was organized by a group of local chick-fil-a restaurants, and they beat the previousear there are going to be more people dressed like cows in one spot. arthel: i could watch that. in the one spot? rick: it's a lot more fun than watching those hot dog eaters. arthel: that's going to do it for us. happy fourth. >> a wild 24 hours that saw the nation's first democratically-elected president removed from office by the military there and then an interim leader was sworn in. welcome all of you to "america live," i'm jamie colby. happy fourth, gregg. gregg: i am gregg jarrett. i am jamie colby. >> and i'm gregg jarret. the crowds are smaller today in comporisson from yesterday. the fireworks bursting over the crowds and many men and women celebrating the army's removal of mohammed morsi. the nation's interim president telling the egyptians that

that's more than subway, wendies, burger king, and chick-fil-a combined.e list of sales. well below what mcdonald's made. the sandwich chain made $12 billion. >> craving cheeseburgers and fries. >> wow. >> but the big sales don't translate into big pay checks for workers at mcdonald's or fast food chains. >> most of them start at minimum wage. here in new york city the fast food worker makes an average salary of $11,000 a year and they say that is just not enough. abc's lana zach shows how they're making their voices heard. >> reporter: fast food workers are leaving the line, protesting wages they say are unlivable. >> i walk out today with my head up proud -- my head up high. >> reporter: these workers are demanding a pay raise to $15 an hour, more than twice the federal minimum wage of $7.25. >> we can't survive on $7.25. it's impossible. i go to work every day. faithfully. but i get nothing out of it. we can't survive on $7.25. >> reporter: increased wages are often passed on to the consumer. 44% of americans visit a fast-food chain every week. >> so fo

you can would i a single chicken nugget at chick-fil-a for 40 cents. the mcnuggets. >>> i see goldman sachs the high of the day and dow positive and s&p up a couple points. after some micromisses like mcdonald's and the macro stuff and weak housing numbers >> fresh record highs. i don't know what more you can say and at the same time when we raised the issue earlier, the yield is falling on the ten-year and earnings, they're good but not great. i think is the general consensus. look, companies are buying back shares by the fist full. we saw it again this morning. kimberly-clark, halle burton, when you have it happen, you call it the great shrinking market, no wonder there is a revenue recession. doesn't seem to matter. >> cramer said a few months ago a supply squeeze of just stock after all these companies bought back over the past couple years. >> it continues and it is not the greatest or highest quality way to make the number. >> no. >> would like to see top line growth and we don't have it. >> later on. >> yep. >> if you're just joining us, here is

john with us the chick-fil-a operator who made such an impact. john came along as i was a sophomore in high school and taught me very, very valuable lessons. a couple of those lessons john started teaching me early on was about being a business owner. john believed that you could literally think your way out of poverty. you didn't have to be an entertainer, or an athlete, but you could become an entrepreneur. so john started teaching me the lessons of being a business owner. having a job, this is a good thing. but creating jobs, is even better. john would teach me later that earning an income, you have done well. but if you can learn to create a profit, you've done fantastic. he taught me some other lessons about individual responsibility. john once fold m told me that iu don't like where you are, look in the mirror -- blame yourself. you see, john was trying to teach me some very valuable lessons about individual responsibility. i learned very quickly from john that if you were a part of the problem, you were also part of the promise. that, in f