unless we confront that reality -- it is not just a estion of training.. i doo not disagree about mental health. it is s absolutely lunacy to have half the guns in the world in the united states of america. that is something that hahas s to be different. one other point about newtown. dillon shockckley was 6 years old. he was a spepecial-education uden his p parents issued a statement. we take great solace that dylan died in the loving arms of his favorite teacher, a special- education teacher, , an marie murphy. 52, mother of four. the teachers of that school, the principa psychologist, the teacher that by protecting their children, saving their children, comforting theirir children, those th survived, they arerue heroes. theyave not received the recognition that they deserve. i would point out, everyone of ththem is a public schoolteacher. a group that has been c condemned vilified, and denigrated by all sorts of people. >> i do wonder about this nexus we are making between n mental illness and violence. we have had a number of gun -- violence where peop

>> a very good estion. to be sure that they want them. it is the decision not allot of employers are willi to make. john: i assume people cheat? >> lot of people cheat. they are expected and that is what keeps the inspector in business. it is easier and cheaper to bribe the inspector then goes to the motion to pay the taxes and declare an come and workers. john: singapore has a booming economy. no minimum-wage comment no laws against discrimination. if you fire, four weeks termination notice and unemployment is at 2%. >> you can start of business, flexible, hire and fire and it makes it attractive. john: thank you anne jolis and thankgod we don't have those dumb laws. we have plenty. weird getting more and people want more lika guaranteed vacation. >> absolutely. we work too hard. france and italy six weeks is normal. john: america does not have mandatory vacation but we have 170,000 pages of federal rules and they keep passing more. it shows how america has recovered since the great depression. to sit out this graph from dan mitchell bec

all ofhe questions or many of the estions that you and others on fox news have been asking were not answered by this report. what i found personally depressing about this report was the repetition of failures that we have seen since the marine compound bombing in lebanon in 1983. how much time doesit take for the state department and the u.s. government learned that you need arabic speakers on the ground? or that you need addedsecurity cameras on the ground. for that you need enough people to protect your people on the ground. we have gone over this again and again. the state dertment doesn't seem to learn it, and that is where i think larry clinton is going to have a problem spewing ambassadorolon? >> when they talk about systemic failure, you have to say who is in charge of the system. the sysm, the captain of the state is the secretary of state. maybe they didn't want to say that, and maybe a panel didn't mean to say that. that is the inescapable conclusion of that lonn litany of failures. and i think that whilehe scope of this report is very limited, it lays a basis for congress to go fo

melissa: that is political estion now.s using this as an opening and may revisit this. this is wasn't like, oh, shoot, i didn't realize -- >> of course not much of course not. >> taking full advantage, is that what we want from our government leaders. >>f what he legally can take full advantage of. >> i disagree. i agree it is taking advantag at is exactly what it is. is that the message we want to send? when do we as citizens take off i'm with stupid t-shirts. this why we don't get anything done. melissa: we're good at that. how do you think the court will re? >> it will be legal. court will look at it, but say, the senate was in recess. it was completely legal and according to what other precedents done. >> no question, based on questions thrown at the attorneys the court is saying come on, wait a second they were not in recess. >> that's not what gerri was asking. gerri is asking what will the court absolutely re? >> they're going to say no, no, no. smack, mr. president. >> smack, mr. president. break that down a little

that may change tech giant ibm that may change the way you save for  - ♪ 'cause people got me estioning- ma'am. you forgot your purse. - thank you. oh. thank you very much. - a message from the foundation for a better life. ♪ gerri: there is the story out there not getting a lot of attention today that you need to hear about, particularly if you care about your retirement. ibm overhauling its retirement progra instead of contributing to its employees 401(k) over time, the company will opt to contribute a lump-sum payment once per year. this may not sound like a big change, but the move undermines the very idea of retirement savings. look, the attraction of a fox business is the ide that you leveled out what you pay for in investments over time. stock prices go up, they go down, but over time you average out your risks and your cost. i call it dollar cost averaging. but with ibm's new plan, he advantage of its lead disappears. this would not be such a big deal, but ibm is considered a leader in employee you beefits. the company believes is the trail with innovative policies. and other bi

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