one of my predecessors, elizabeth dole, one of her proudest moments she would say is the passage of anncrease in the minimum wage -- >> let me get in right there -- >> -- but it is going to take that pressure. >> you talked about minimum wage, the president came out with support for higher minimum wage. it's remarkable what our minimum wage is in this country, given that we are such an advanced nation. we have a minimum wage that does not suggest we are one of the wealthiest countries in the world, and yet employers say if you mandate a higher minimum wage, you will crush the abil y ability -- we also need to create jobs, and many of the jobs we are creating are entry-level-type jobs. >> first of all nobody who works a full-time job should have to live in poverty. and leaders like jim sengal who is the former ceo of costco have demonstrated you don't have to make a choice between your shoulder and your worker. he has demonstrated that you can have a retail business model that takes care of your employees and offers a competitive product for your customers and a great return for your in

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elizabeth dole, one of her signature chief.increase in the minimum wage. henry ford, you know, the icon, he did a radical thing. he almost double the wages of his employees because he said, if people can afford the buys they're manufacturing, then they have more money in their pocket and they spend more. retailers have to get more things on the shelf. the economy -- the economy grows. >> but there aren't many republicans come forward in favor much raising minimum wage. they say it will put more of a burden on employers. >> if you look at the history of efforts to raise the minimum wage, it's always been buy partisan. you look at the voterss of new jersey just this week. 61% of the voters approved an increase in the minimum wage. look at the history in california. and i'm actually quite confident. and by the way, one of the times that the minimum wage was increased was after a government shutdown of '96. when, again, congress came together on a buy partisan basis to do that. >> you mentioned what happened in los angeles. just la

you remember, kay hagan won this seat in 2008 by beating elizabeth dole, are a bit more accurate others but the dole lost the seat and kay hagan was a beneficiary. so she's going to have a race if republicans get the candidate they need. they have a primary but there's a clear front runner in the seed for the house. of these five seats, i suspect that before long three of them come at least three will end up tossups. whether republicans can expand that plainfield with a recruit elsewhere, something they're trying to do, they haven't succeeded yet. and you look at the other side of the ledger. and you see that democrats really only come of those 14 republican seats that are up, i think only two of them today are realistic targets. mitch mcconnell in kentucky, for obvious reasons. he's in the tossup column. he's got a tea party primary that i have to say he's more than holding his own in right now. i'm wondering if anybody told matt bevans what taking on mitch mcconnell was going to be like. we always say the worst candidate tries to be his campaign manager. i think mcconnell is the excep

one of my preside bread sezzers elizabeth dol--predecessorsez--h dole, increased minimum wage. >> let me stop you right there. the president came out and supported higher minimum wage. we have a minimum wage that does not suggest that we're one of the most wealthy countries in the world. people who work at minimum wage need to earn more money than they earn in this country and we need to create jobs. many of the jobs we're creating are entry-type jobs. >> nobody who works in full time jobs should live in poverty. the former ceo of costco, have demonstrated that you don't have to make a choice between your shareholder and your worker. you go to a costco store anywhere in america, and you see workers making $15 to $20 plus health benefits. he has demonstrated that you can have a retail business model that takes care of your employees and offers a competitive product for your customers and a great return for your investors. i've spoken to many business leaders who recognize that the increase in the minimum wage was not only a moral imperative, it's an economic imperative. you raise peopl

elizabeth dole championed the minute month wa minimum wage increase.nd for the country. i hope we continue to do that. >> thank you. >> bob pisani, over to you. >> put up the s&p futures. non-farm payrolls threw everybody on a loop. we dropped ten points off worries that the fed might taper but but we sort of came right back here. a lot of sectors lagging are up to the, biotech. the 10-year yield, the big question is are the numbers strong enough for the fed to taper in december. nobody knows the answer to that yet. the bond market went up. but they say it went up before and it didn't happen at that point. the dollar spiked up rather dramatically. we saw gold collapse, too, on that number, though not far from roughly six-money lths lows. when i say it's a strange week, take a look at the major sectors. when you have the dow industrials down fractionally, the problem with this week has been the momentum names are basically small and midcap names. that's why nasdaq, which consists of a lot of small tech momentum games is down much more than the overall m

. >>> former senator bob dole and his wife, elizabeth, welcoming veterans at the hon error flight to world war ii memorial in d.c the event taking place with just over a week to go until veteran's day. >>> a bruising week for obamacare, from web site glitches to top white house officials getting grilled on capitol hill. stunningly low enrollment numbers. it's all just the latest in a laundry list of embarrassments for the administration. now the question for republicans, is it better to simply stand back and let obamacare implode or is now the time to strike against the legislation they never liked in the first place? >> by delaying the mandates until 2015, americans will be able to weigh in on the health care law's fate. until recently, many had not felt the impact obamacare would have on their everyday lives. but as premiums increase, paychecks fall and individuals face tax penalties in the coming months, people are rightfully outraged and they want their voices heard. >> we're going to talk about it right now with cal thomas. he's a syndicated columnist and fox news contributor. k

former senator bob dole and his wife elizabeth are welcoming veterans at the world war ii memorial inashington, d.c. the event is taking place with just over a week to go until veterans day. and don't miss it. there is going to be a partial solar eclipse visible to much of the east coast. it is a rare eclipse where the moon blocks part of the sun from areas of the world and completely in others. >>> a new bombshell in the scandal over the irs targeting conservative groups. the watchdog group known as judicial watch says former irs official lois lerner broke the law when she shared highly confidential information. joining us is keisha evans. the judicial watch files the freedom of information act and they eventually get their hands on the documents. it turns out that lois lerner was sent over to the federal elections commission according to these documents not just a yes or no on tax exempt status for these tea party groups, but their entire tax file. >> certainly that is a no no on the united states code. >> it is a crime. >> it is a crime under 7013. it is punishable of five years in