elizabeth warren came out of academia. have had real world experience in regulatory issues. there is william black, a federal reserve board chairman. my point is if the only people qualified to do law enforcement jobs in the financial industry are not only people from the financial industry. people who have connections to the financial industry. there are people with expertise outside of the regulators. but the paradigm in washington seem to be the only people who can guard the hen house is the fox. that's the wrong pair time especiallytime--paradigm especially at this point. >> michael: let's go on to elizabeth warren. this is elizabeth warren speaking about senate republicans trying to filibuster the nomination of cordray. >> brocking rich cordray is about keeping the game rigged. keeping the game rigged so that consumers stay in the dark and a few can rake in billions in profit. >> michael: is elizabeth warren proving she is the great hope of progressives? >> i think so far absolutely. elizabeth warren has refused to pl

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senator elizabeth warren wants to boost minimum wage.nity. >> if we started in 1960 and we said that as productivity goes up, that is as producers are working more, minimum wage will go up the same. if that were the case, minimum wage today would be about $22 an hour. so my question, with a minimum wage of $7.25 an hour, what happened to the other $14.75? [ male announcer ] with free package pickup from the united states postal service a small jam maker can ship like a big business. just go online to pay, print and have your packages picked up for free. we'll do the rest. ♪ >>> about >>> about a month ago, even with black teenage unemployment at 43%, president obama still proposed a 24% hike in minimum wage at $9 an hour. black unemployment will get worse with this legislation in what should be a free labor market. elizabeth warren suggested raising the minimum wage to $22 an hour. will minimum wage clobber main street? i think it's goi goi to clobber the, shall we say, underprivileged. mark hanna, you probably love this stuff. why stop

lucky in a special election as he proved in his campaign to hold onto his senate seat against elizabeth warren's professor warren. >> can you imagine 100 professor warrens down there? >> massachusetts voters only had to imagine one professor warren down there. and they made that dream a reality. now getting reelected in massachusetts shouldn't have been so hard for scott brown. all he had to do was distance himself from mitch mcconnell and crazy republicans on things massachusetts voters obviously wouldn't like, but scott brown wasn't smart enough to do that, and so elizabeth warren beat him and beat him badly. when it was clear john kerry was on his way to secretary of state, opening another massachusetts senate seat for another special election, democratic congressman ed markey was the first to announce he would run for the kerry seat, and everyone, but i mean everyone assumed scott brown would not only run for that seat but be the front runner for that seat. everyone except one lonely television voice. and you heard it here first, which is to say you're hearing it right now. scott brown proba

founder of the school as many of you know, as many of you have connections with the school with elizabeth warren she was born in 1880 in brooklyn to a well-to-do family after attending smith college she moved to greenwich village in 1903 and found herself among a group of artists and radicals and social reformers of every stripe that were at the first blooming of the greenwich village's bohemian flooring. she started as a freelance reporter and then the studies as a psychologist and social worker, and inspired by john, she and her partner ran a series of mobile classrooms and schools within the public education system based on the progressive theories of john dewey. the compatriots' railed against the memorization and that children should read and write and do sums on their own timetable and that was even harmful to force them to do it faster. she believed their emotional development was as important as their intellectual development and she said that most important thing that a school could do is get children into the habit of being happy. most importantly, she believed come and her fellow prog

before we let you go patrick i want to talk about elizabeth warren.h of an impact is senator ratherwarren having just two months in her tenure. >> so far she has had success bringing attention to issues that she cares about. she went off on banking regulators and demanded answers. she went to the ted cruz style of questioning where she drilled again and again. it became a youtube sensation and people have been locked in on that. in terms of legislative success it's too early to tell. we're just two months into the senate that may be enough time to hang up your coat and clear your throat. >> michael: warren and cruz, where will the similarities end. patrick reis, thank you so much for coming into "the war room." let's turn to another lobby backing republicans. the gun industry. the gun safety measures that congress is debating has the overwhelming support of the american people. 91 the percent want universal background checks. 91%. 86% want to prevent mentally ill people from christianing guns. and 57% support an assault weapons ban and 47% support dat

where is elizabeth warren, where is burnie sanders.l talk to you in a second about what he thinks about this. there he is live, rand paul still going. i disagree with rand paul in a hundred different ways but god bless him for standing up on this. >> it's equivalent to making war on the country than the johnson and nixon administrations should have bombed every elite college in america in the early 1960s. >> cenk: now, look he mentioned nixon there. do you remember what nixon famously said and got in a world of trouble for basically if the president does it then it is legal. eric holder saying similar things about executive pow and he famously said due process is not necessarily judicial process. in other words, a bunker of people in the executive branch get together, and if they decide to execute you sad day for you. we call that due process. i believe we fought a revolution over that. that goes back all the way to the magna carta. here is one of the worst attorney generals we've ever had. worst of my lifetime, and yes i'm counting as

i don't get any up elizabeth warren. as came out and pointed out that from george washington until. ronald reagan's administration productivity went up and wages went up brought along with it literally from george washington to ronald reagan from ronald reagan's administration to today productivity is continue to go up wages have been flat course the billionaires took everything in between and had those wages in fact there's the there's the chart right on the screen had those wages followed productivity right now the minimum wage would be over twenty dollars the person that she was asking the expert witness of the economist in fact here's a here's the clip let's take a look at. if we started in one thousand nine hundred sixty and we said that as productivity goes up that is as workers are producing more then the minimum wage is going to go up the same and if that were the case the minimum wage today would be about twenty two dollars an hour so my question mr debate with a minimum wage of seven dollars twenty five cents an hour is what happened to the other fourteen dollars and seven

yes so you heard it right out of elizabeth warren that these banks have gotten bigger so what kind of resistance do you expect this bail to face epic legendary i'd like to think that but i don't think that's going to happen because this bill unfortunately is dead and that on arrival look who there are good they're going up against some of the most powerful institutions financial institutions in the world bank of america goldman sachs j.p. morgan chase these are the same guys who got their goldman sachs friend hank paulson who was treasury secretary to go to congress and force them into blackmail them into a seven hundred billion dollar tarp bailout these are the guys who went to the federal reserve and got sixteen trillion dollars in guarantees and loans these are the guys are created murders which is a phony fraudulent title registration system that led to innocent people getting foreclosed on and they're really not having to answer for any of this so i have to think that this probably isn't the right time for this bill when will the right time be then i think we're going to see mark

and senator elizabeth warren has begun writing her 10th book. the book will be about the freshman senator's experience following the american financial crisis in her fight for the middle class. senator elizabeth warren said she anticipates the book to be published next year. this week, the supreme court decided in a six to three ruling that foreign buyers of copyrighted materials can resell those materials without permission from the copyright holders. it stems from a case brought by john wiley & sons for a former university of southern california student who is buying cheaper textbooks from his home country of thailand and selling them for profit in the united states. supreme court decided that the copyrights terminate when the materials are sold in another country. stay up-to-date about authors and books and publishing by liking us on facebook at facebook.com/booktv. her father followers on twitter app up to be. you can click on news about books on booktv.org. >> we are deeply rooted in our social and political structure will not fade away or

. >>> elizabeth warren demonstrated why she's so popular among liberal democrats, taking on ben bernanke this week at a senate hearings. >> these big financial institutions are getting cheaper borrowing to the tune of $83 billion in a single year, simply because people believe that the government would step in and bail them out. >> that earned her this headline from the huffington post -- elizabeth warren continuing to be the senator we all hoped she would be. >>> and we're going to hear from mitt romney on a sunday news show. here as a clip. >> we were on a roller coaster, exciting, thrilling, ups and downs, but the ride ends and you get off. it's like can't we be on it the rest of our life? no, the ride is over. >>> up next, the first ever meet the member duo, two guys confronting the same sequester showdown. that's next. we're looking at live pictures of the capitol. now that's the vatican, where we just learned that the cardinals are expected to meet on monday. they will set the official date for the start of the conclave. a deep dive into the very political process of electing a new

elizabeth warren takes a stand for working class americans. michele bachmann has seen the light on infrastructure and might be getting off the appalachain trail and heading back to washington and a southern pastor makes a radical stand for justice. but tonight, we start with the tenth anniversary of the ed show. let's get to work. the shock and awe campaign was launched against -- a decade later, the forces behind with trying to revise that history. today, donald rumsfeld tweeted ten years ago, the long, difficult work of liberating 25 million iraqis deserve our respect and appreciation. put aside for the moment the evolution in rumsfeld's justification for war. take a moment to offer some appreciation to those who actually deserve our respect. we can start with the lawmakers who voted no on the iraq war resolution and 133 in the house. some argued passionately against the war inside the u.s. capital. >> i weep for my country. i want to events of recent months and the -- no more is the image of america one of strong yet benevolent peace keeper

elizabeth warren, senator from massachusetts of course has said: cenk: that obviously seems absolutely right. i talked to sharon brown a couple of days ago in the senate in his office, of course from ohio, one of the most progressive senators. he said with people like elizabeth warren in the senate, we might be able to get a couple of more progressive priorities through. sherrod brown is working with david bitter and chuck grassley as well to try to break up the big banks. there is encouraging news there. i asked senator brown now that you're working with the republicans, do you ever go out. >> do you ever go bowling together? does that happen anymore? >> we travel together. there's some discussions together. there's some occasional meals together. it's not enough. part of it is we see the world very differently. cenk: i wanted to end the show on kind of a fun note ear and talk about whether you're a democratic, should you hang out with republicans should you go bowling with them. ok so i brought in the panel be jacki sheckner is back, casper the friendly host, anna kasparian, jayary j

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senate banking committee, including its new member, the now senior senator from massachusetts, elizabeth warren think the delay in getting him confirmed is bad for consumers, it's bad for small banks, it's bad for credit unions, it's bad for anyone trying to offer an honest product in an honest market. the american people deserve a congress that worries less about helping big banks and more about helping regular people who've been cheated on mortgages, on credit cards, on student loans, on credit reports. i hope you get confirmed. you have earned it, director cordray. so let's break down this play. charles? uh, charles couldn't make it. his single miles card blacked him out here and here. he should have used... the capital one venture card. he's coming to us from home. hey fellas... hey baby, you want mama to iron your undies? nice tightie whities. i didn't know mrs. barkley made quilts. really? looks like a circus tent. is that the best you got? now if you put this, with this, you have a sailboat. what's in your wallet? girl vo: i'm pretty conservative. very logical thinker. (laughs) i'm telli

i know future president elizabeth warren said that.orning, stephanie. quick comment, i am never sure if i get cut off, because you don't like my commentary or i'm far too radical -- but after listening to mary i'm pretty sure that's not the case. but i want to make a quick comment just to piggyback on representative chu's comments the public plays a critical role here. >> stephanie: that's right. >> caller: the fight has just begun in my opinion, and the last comment is talk about a dream team clinton and -- >> stephanie: elizabeth warren. >> caller: elizabeth warren >> stephanie: how awesome would that be. and the only other thing that would trump that would be clinton, obama, michelle. >> stephanie: there you go. >> we did have a war with england to get away from inherited power as a system. jeb bush was eating it this morning on scarborough. >> really? >> he is trying to explain his incredible epic flip flop on immigration. he is saying buy my book -- but i don't mean anything in it. because they have realized that being more open t

senate banking committee, including its new member, the now senior senator from massachusetts, elizabeth warrennk the delay in getting him confirmed is bad for consumers, it's bad for small banks, it's bad for credit unions, it's bad for anyone trying to offer an honest product in an honest market. the american people deserve a congress that worries less about helping big banks and more about helping regular people who've been cheated on mortgages, on credit cards, on student loans, on credit reports. i hope you get confirmed. you have earned it, director cordray. ♪ [ male announcer ] how could switchgrass in argentina, change engineering in dubai, aluminum production in south africa, and the aerospace industry in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. if by blessed you mean freake

that just seems wrong to me. >> elizabeth warren is in. scott brown is out. he may run for office again but no one is going to be fooled by his fake pop u lichl again. what you see is what you again. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> paul ryan, the health bomber. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this. here we go. right in the middle of all this let's get together mood in washington, dinner with republican senators, breakfast with paul ryan himself, and his democratic counterpart chris van hollen, out pops the killer rabbit if you will, the mad bomber. paul ryan hardly finished with his breakfast at the white house suddenly out there with the wing nuts calling for the all-out elimination of the health care act. the measure written into law by 60 senator supermajority, ryan now proposes killing. he wants to do a pretty good job of medicare while in the killing business. calling for elimination of medicare as people know it and replacing it with a voucher sys

of exposing this drone program where are these liberal senators so we went to the offices of elizabeth warren and actually met with her we went to the office of tammy baldwin and met with her we met with ron wyden who's actually been quite good in this from oregon we went to the offices of carl levin and say where are you you're supposed to be the head of the armed services committee and you're letting the cia have this rogue drone program that just is killing all kinds of people overseas giving such a bad name to the u.s. causing so much blowback and why are you speaking out against right and that's i think what was really shocking is how is this a partisan issue this should not be a partisan issue our civil liberties our constitution the fact that killing people with drones is counterintuitive and against the law morally and legally i mean all of these things it's a legal framework created around this why are we seeing more democrats oppose this is mind blowing medea i want to actually play a portion of last night's marathon news that he kept citing over and over again about the use of dron

it they simply had a plan as usual their plan was ahead of progressive and they executed it elizabeth warren made an interesting point about schools and housing values she was speaking at berkeley back in two thousand and eight to take a look at this. big five point increase in third grade reading scores between two side by side municipalities and the boston suburbs that are other warrants matched for access to public transportation sized houses they mention for every sidewalks crime rates racial composition everything you want to look at five points and third grade reading scores turned into tens of thousands of dollars of difference in housing prices parents are pining schools. to create one out of san diego study out of san diego where they were having parents to prep for. somewhere that by parents would rather live near a toxic dump them in a place where they thought the schools were underperforming where they are so public schools are not only a major and important part of the commons but they actually change the value of neighborhoods what's going to happen in the chicago neighborhoods

of exposing this drone program where are these liberal senators so we went to the offices of elizabeth warren and actually met with her we went to the office of tammy baldwin the met with her we met with ron wyden who's actually been quite good in this from oregon we went to the offices of carl levin and say where are you you're supposed to be the head of the armed services committee and you're letting the cia have this rogue drone program that just is killing all kinds of people overseas giving such a bad name to the u.s. causing so much blowback and why are you speaking out against right and that's i think what was really shocking is how is this a partisan issue this should not be a partisan issue our civil liberties our constitution the fact that killing people with drones is counterintuitive and against the law morally and legally i mean all of these things it's a legal framework created around this why are we seeing more democrats oppose this is mind blowing medea i want to actually play a portion of last night's marathon use that he kept fighting over and over again about the use of dro

is the good the bad of the very very lateral miss the only ugly good elizabeth warren the rookie senator from massachusetts kept her winning streak going tuesday when she lambasted congressional republicans for once again blocking the confirmation of richard cordray as head of the consumer financial protection bureau lawrence comments were straight into the point quote the american people deserve a congress that worries less about helping big banks and more about helping regular people who have been cheated on mortgages on credit cards on student loans on credit records a strong consumer financial protection bureau is necessary to keep the big banks of the predatory lenders who wrecked our economy in line without a forceful leader like cordray it's just another directionless washington agency the fact that republicans won't even bring his nomination to a vote demonstrates the true extent of their allegiance to wall street and big business in this age of austerity and crony capitalism the american people deserve representatives like senator warren who tell it like it is good on you senato

mandy ran all the media for his elizabeth warren and tammy baldwin. the first-time presidential -- so you need to understand she is amazing. >> incredible, fabulous. it's a nice small room. hey, undersecretary. well done. congratulations. are you enjoying at? >> it's fun, yeah. it's hard. >> is the work hard? >> no. i mean technically it's okay but everyone is super smart so i'd have to do my problems and then work on the board. >> i get it. i get it. >> at the same time i'm trying to represent everybody's equity. actually that was good training. i'm just saying that's the best it was so personal and when everyone is a democrat and you agree on everything except with little gradations it's all process personality. in the state it's tribal but people are so much more sensitive. >> why? >> the press is more intent to a slide that they blow up were in local government they are so used to the slice at it there waiting for the big one. >> like whatever. [laughter] speier it's interesting to he's doing a great job on solvency but what we need is a plan for

elizabeth warren running for the senate in massachusetts and won by the way. t movement. her latest statement on capitol hill involves the federal minimum wage. warren says that if we kept up with incrrases over the years in inflation, the minimum wage would be-- fanfare, $22 an hour. why are you smiling, charles. charles: she started where she wanted to start. and like any of these things, when it was enacted at 25 cents on fdr, 4.10 right now. and almost double what it would be from inflation from the very beginning, but she picked a convenient point in time. and here is the argument. the idea that somehow adults, grown adults, you know, particularly men, should be raising families on minimum wage, that was the argument the president made i think at the state of union and she's echoing that argument, this is a stepping stone, not something that-- never designed for people to live on per se, you get a high school kid, a teenage kid to get a summer job, they get minimum wage and learn about capitalism, it's a stepping stone and buy their own clothes and get a s

be talking about how we need to you know break the big banks too big to fail too big to jail elizabeth warren's been all over this. meanwhile ron rand paul has been talking about drones and you know this this kind of blows my mind. i guess i'm kind of making your arguments for it let me just let me here's the frame now yesterday you guessed here this morning we had eight democrats come out and sent a pretty nasty letter to the president saying we're concerned that your drug policy is unconstitutional but rand paul was the guy who first you know took it to get viral as it were a republican and now. i'll be there by the way as you're going to have you know republican fed gov talking about breaking up the big banks why these are traditionally democratic party issues where how are the republicans leading on this is does make has to be cool first of all i can't believe they're going to let you in the door it's i just wish you every year except last year i had surgery last year i couldn't go but every year for the last six years of been a slow look the democrats here they're not going to go against t

we reported yesterday how massachusetts senator elizabeth warren she was drilling ben bernanke over it too big to fail pointing out that the big banks get eighty three billion dollars a year in taxpayer subsidies so could the big banks even survive without the taxpayers propping them up. well many of them would have already failed so the answer is no but you know ben bernanke wasn't even being honest was senator warren of course he's not honest with anybody but on that particular issue he was disingenuous at best because when she is talking about that subsidy and it's hard to quantify exactly what it is but ben bernanke he acted as if the subsidy was there for the stockholders of the banks it's not the subsidy makes it easier for the banks to borrow money it makes it easier for the banks to attract depositors' who want to put their money in an institution that's too big to fail and if you've got more money than the f.d.i.c maximums you want to make sure you're in a bank that's going to get bailed out you don't want to take your chances on a smaller bank and so that does give the big ba

have a some senators that were not reelected massachusetts senator scott brown was defeated by elizabeth warren and we've seen her stand up to ben bernanke you really grill him. and other and wall street she has been very vocal let's take a listen to what she said about senator former senator scott brown. forbes magazine named scott brown wall street's favorite senator and i was thinking that's probably not an award i'm going to get. so brown has been criticized for being a little bit too cozy with wall street and his new job probably won't put that accusation to rest will it have a no and i think about when you asked before is this something the public should be concerned about i think that they are which is why they ousted scott brown and really got to lose with warren in there she's a champion for the people came from activists roots i mean she she's totally into this is of everything that scott brown is who is a champion for citizens united and you know wall street's best friend like she said so what really worries me about what the lead up to this i mean is the joe lieberman thing when you

love big government appearing at the senate banking hearing today yesterday actually senator elizabeth warren grilled officials in the treasury department over why criminal charges speaking of crimes were not filed and speaking of drugs were now filed against officials h.s.b.c. is a british bank that is what it is i think the second largest bank in the world and one of the seven largest banks the united states who helped launder hundreds of millions of dollars from drug cartels here's part of what she had to say. so what i'd like is you're the experts on money laundering i'd like your opinion what does it take how many billions of dollars do you have to launder for drug lords and how many economic sanctions do you have to violate before. someone who will consider shutting down a financial institution like this mr cohen all right so you're at the center of a way that as i said before turbo tax timothy geithner and his buddies are all getting a free ride it was a bad idea to make him secretary of treasury and this administration was i shot a bank and i don't think terry geithner had anything to

by the way, this is where elizabeth warren got the talking points. >> they were saying you are not goingo -- they confuse people who want lower taxes with anarchists. >> in defense of the sweden they are the third most prosperous in the world. apparently they are outstanding and the swedish people are happy. >> they are happy. >> they kill all of their willed on people. is that true? >> that's the dance. >> am i getting confused? >> they kill the old people and sometimes the young people. >> it is true about sweden and sweden has gone from left wing government in the 80sand 90s to more conservative government in seven or eight years. and the changes have been market reforms. they got away from the old model . >> a little history on sweden without mentioning it. >> i sucked the air out of this room. >> you know how i can tell? did you see how dark it is? >> that's what uh stone jew looks like. >> from the white house to a drunk louse. he is still loco for noco. the new york post reports that dennis rodman was kicked on ut of a manhattan bar hours after telling everyone what a great guy th

ming me tonight is elizabeth warren with the organization that promotes women's health. e war room," elizabeth. >> thank you so much for having me. >> michael: i'm sorry we have to meet under these circumstances, but kansas would require doctors to inform patients that abortion is linked to breast cancer. >> it requires them to give inaccurate information to their parents and then try to discuss why the information is inaccurate, and really all the providers want to do is give women good information so that they can make good decisions on their own. so in kansas and several other states providers are really put in a very difficult position when they have to deal with this inaccurate information at the same time they want to give women the facts, and moreover -- >> michael: you say inaccurate information, though. that's a law. if my doctor is giving me inaccurate information, my doctor is lying to me elizabeth. >> yes the information is just wrong, but it's really a horrible situation when you have the government trying to get itself in between the doctor and the patient r

senator elizabeth warren announced this week that she's begun writing her tenth book. the book titled "rigged" will be about the freshman senator's experience following the american financial crisis and her fight for the middle class. senator warren said she anticipates the book to be published next year. this week the supreme court decided in a 6-3 ruling that foreign buyers of copyrighted materials such as books and movies can reis sell those -- resell those materials without permission from the copyright holders. the major decision stems from a case brought by publisher john wile hi and son where a former university of southern california student was buying cheaper textbooks from his home country of thailand and selling them for profit in the united states. the supreme court decided that copyright holders' rights terminate when their materials are resold in another country. stay up-to-date on breaking news about authors, books and publishing by liking us on facebook at facebook.com/booktv. or follow us on twit wither @booktv. you can also visit our web site, booktv.

like at hillary clinton, al franken, elizabeth warren the senate is different.et to the senate and people hold their head down for like the first six years. they move they are a work horse not a show horse. ted cruz is not like that and i think it's only a matter of days before he steps on his you know what? >> michael: yeah, he went over to mary landrieu's desk here 4:00 am -- after he tied china and the un and abortion together and reprimanded him, and then she walked away and supposedly he was just sort of chuckling as she walked away. >> the senate for better or worse, i guess we still have to call at it gentle person's club if you will. unlike the house they really treat themselves with respect and that counts for a lot. that's why cruz's attitude flagrantly just violating all of the rules of decor um and respect for other members has turned people off on both sides of the aisle -- the worst of the tea party. the worst of the tea party. >> michael: it's incredible and maybe the state he comes from as he turns people off will turn blue. bill i want to ask yo

scott brown lost his senate seat to elizabeth warren.now announced the next chapter in his life. scott brown, man of the people. man of the middle class district. he will cater to wall street clients. the job will allow him to cash in on his final services industry. there's got brown smiling ear to ear on his first day on the job today. >> i'm scott brown. i drive a truck. they have gotten into bed the big banks. they have enshrined the idea of too big to fail. we see that the banking industry is really loving the republican party. in 2008 employees heavily supported barack obama. wall street decided to hire them too. the issue is not simply these are populous republicans turn out. the banks have turned out to be pretty pro-republican. that should make you turn a bit. this democratic party is already too friendly to the banks. the fact the republican party has positioned by becoming frentdsliar. it's the favorite choice of wall street. that should cause you to become a little alarmed. thank you for being here. why do they want to pay him

mandy ran all the media for elizabeth warren, tammy baldwin -- >> oh, wow. >> all the -- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> okay? so you just need to understand she's got an amazing -- >> yeah. oh, incredible. got it. >> yeah. [inaudible conversations] >> hey, weren't you undersecretary -- [inaudible] well done. >> [inaudible] >> my pleasure. >> so nice to -- >> you enjoy it? >> it was fun, yeah. >> i mean, is the work hard? >> technically, it's okay. but, um -- [inaudible] >> i got it. [inaudible conversations] >> it's all processed personalities. but in the state it's tribal. >> okay. >> but people are so much more sensitive. >> are they? >> they're -- >> why? >> the press is more sensitive, the press is more attuned to the -- [inaudible] where at low government they're so used to it, they're waiting for the big one. >> who cares? whatever! [laughter] >> yeah. so it's interesting to calibrate that. i remember i got in a little trouble with jerry brown when i said he's doing a great job -- this is the exact quote. he's doing a great job on solving things but what we need is a

discussing, among other things, how the person who currently has that seat in massachusetts, elizabeth warrengesting why isn't minimum wage $22 an hour? we will talk about that. also sequester caused the explosion to kill 7 marines that's low even for him. dr. ben carson who has been on a lot of political shows lately is going to join us live. we have really good questions for him on this wednesday. we will be with you in 14 minutes. no they don't. hey son. have fun tonight. ♪ ♪ back against the wall ♪ ain't nothin to me ♪ ain't nothin to me [ crowd murmurs ] hey! ♪ [ howls ] ♪ by the armful? by the barrelful? e carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a healthy weight. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >> a fox news alert. investigators trying to determine why a mortar shell exploded during a marine training in a nevada desert killing at least 7 marines. they are treating the blast as an accident. they have no idea why it occurred because of human error. >> conducting live fire and maneuver training at the that you thorn

one area i would disagree with elizabeth warren is all that overregulation, which she strongly supportedat is crushing smaller banks, trinity banks and others as well. david: good to see you, senator, appreciate it. liz: up next, valuable advice you can use and you will only get it here. the founder and former ceo, big wall street mind advises president obama as well. find out why he taught on housing. and worried about the automatic budget cuts go into effect. how will it all play out for investment? exclusively right here on fox business. later this hour, another exclusive, the ceo of pinkberry read demand is expanding, so is his business. find out which countries will be getting new frozen yogurt shops next. >> meet bill and melissa. like many, ty built their financial house on scks, bonds, and insurance... and then saw it blow away with the first winds of economic change. when mary lost her husband, she invested in real estate. but when the housing bubble burst... so did her financial future. robert and rachel discovered the security, safety, and stability of american bullion, the na

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elizabeth warren says it should be $22 an hour and if you look the gains in productivity of workers ando my wages have not kept up. what wld that mean? >> i can promise you that they have never r a business. she would see that the numbers don't work. and every single csumer related company in america would have to lay people off and you would have unemployment at 15%. so she has no idea. is it something that every year maybe should go up, cpi, definitely. you cannot do that. minimum wage is a training wage. very few people who have been with you for an extended amount of time make that. that is a training wage, usually in the beginning. when you say minimum -- melissa: people can't live on the minimum wage. it's not a living wage. have you respond. >> first off, i bet you that i have very few employees that make minimum-wage because it's something that somebody might start at and then immediately they start getting increases. they're not increased to $22. promising that. but you still start thinking about it. you -- you're not going to support somebody a minimum wage. you cannottsupport