to ben stein, dagen mcdowell along with adam lashinsky and charles payne, which needs what? >> you know, the jobs number is what it is and i think we've been conditioned and gone over it before. cheering the immedia cheering-- with the jobs reports, real wages are not moving and adjusted for inflation, and plummeting, i think that's the scary thing. i don't hear anyone talking about gdp and tepid news and the danger signs are there. >> gas prices are a threat and issues on the campaign trail. what we're worrying about long run, we're seeing higher highs and lower lows in terms of gas prices and luckily, we can adapt and pulling back more than ten years and my worry is, people don't have that much more room to adjust to these higher prices. and how much less can they drive. and i would say not much less than they're already dealing with. and how much more fuel efficient can the cars get for them? not much more, they don't have the wiggle room to cope. and gas prices to switch and go higher in a week. >> charlie gasperino, talking to the head of gallop, the people, they've cru

and not even close, ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell and adam lashinsky and charles gasperino don't think that the government has a monopoly on inflation. the fiscal monetary policy, president obama has already said, listen, the prices necessarily have to go higher with energy and ben bernanke's goal is to inflate, inflate, inflate. >> they know that they hide it. >> they hide it, but they have an agenda and both sides of the equation that control out of this are determined to push the general. >> what do you think of that. >> they have a different way of counting inflation, we go to the store and see higher prices and inflation and rent an apartment or house for our son, higher inflation, the government has all kinds of way, saying he no, it's not inflation and i've seen this in action for myself and over, many, many, many years, but of course, there's inflation and what we really is is stagflation and it's going to get a lot worse. because there's a huge bump in the money supply caused in the last few years by mr. bernanke, when that starts getting spread around and that inc

charles payne, dagen mcdowell, adam lashinsky and amilya, alove her name. and charles payne, what do you make testiof it? >> it's selective. exxon 30 million. apple, who has more american workers? which-- california makes more money. >> neil: really shouldn't have gone to you first, that was a mistake. >> i've been upset about this. the oil companies are paying trillions, trillions of dollars in daxes and the 4 billion that the president is talking about, proverbial drop in the bucket. it's designed for wild caters, entrepreneurs, if you want to be upset about waste, go after the wasteful clean energies. >> you're going to the italian and going to get any better? >> down the aisle. >> who gives him the right to start picking winners and lose,when he knows nothing about business. first of all, talking two different profit margins here and now he's going to decide who is going to pick up the weight. we're the not figuring out what's happening at a gas pump? . waste told, you need to fix this initiative and now he's picking. we've seen what he does when he pic