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i am talking about the working class in america which the free market gave reasonable income inequality if you would in the 50's, 60s and 70s. >> you would tax the rich more, raise the minimum wage, president obama wants to do these things. >> i am sure you would raise the minimum wage. it is crazy. i had 15 an hour fair minimum wage there has not been a study produced that shows increasing the minimum wage would cost more. >> that's wrong. >> that is just not right. you have to pay the minimum wage. >> if something costs more you will get less. >> what? >> if the worker costs 10 bucks an hour you are going to higher fewer that cost you 8 bucks an hour. >> you still have to make a burger. >> maybe they won't open the next mcdonalds. >> work 40, 60, 80 hours a week you can't expect them to live on that kind of income whenned koub prad c-u-error r daybreaki-- co ceo. you think any ceo is worth that kind of money. >> if the market says they are must be. >> the board of directors is usually employed by the ceo. >> i say the most important thing is individual liberty. the important thing is

super bowl boulevard in new york's times square where everything is a free market but the president suggesting we raise taxes on america ds o's o industry. one of our biggest job creators. plus, as the pros gear up, big labor looking to unionize football players. fair game or just another money grab? and check this out, the white house has fumbled big time. the president said this. >> it is time to do away with workplace politics. but how does president score with the gender gaps? senator rand paul revealing a little wte house hypocrisy. "cashin' in" starts right now. >> hi, everyone. welcome to "cashin' in." i'm eric bolling. senator rand paul is going to join us in a moment but, first, it's the big buzz before the game tomorrow. the president ging mixed messages in his state of the union address. he said ths. >> the smarter tax picy that stops giving $4 billion a year to fossil fuel industries that don't need it so we can invest more in the fuels of the future that do. >> michelle, why would the president go after the industry that employs millions of americans and is creating jobs? >> it doesn't make sense. he says

super bowl boulevard in new york's times square where everything is a free market but the president suggesting we raise taxes on america ds o's o industry. one of our biggest job creators. plus, as the pros gear up, big labor looking to unionize football players. fair game or just another money grab? and check this out, the white house has fumbled big time. the president said this. >> it is time to do away with workplace politics. but how

we need to free up and have the free market system that has had america. >> to be clear on issues such as chemical companies having to deal with public water supply, in that case -- >> of course. >> okay. >> of course. we need to have common sense. we need safety regulations, absolutely. >> i want to play something the governor of our state rick perry said just moments ago. take a listen. >> if you want to stop this great influx of manufacturing that has potential of manufacturing coming back in the united states over the next decade, let the epa put the regulations on greenhouse gases that will be incredibly onerous. let it continue to strangle the natural resource production on the federal lands. >> senator, when you're talking about rolling back the epa, we were talking about environmental regulation, would you be on the perry side or stand with what you said a moment ago, we have to regulate public resources because then it becomes a public health issue? >> i think you could be on both sides of those issues. i think epa does some good things. i think they have overreached in other

involved in business deal a free market will always leads to a monopoly i mean in a free market you're going to end up with comcast being the only internet service provider in america because of the biggest ones that got the biggest momentum i'm not a fan of i'm not advocating a free market and i have been advocating regulated when you say that they're in forty three of the largest of the fifty largest market as a fifty like us markets are they being used by all of those are people still choosing bio's. our eyes then and we do enjoy life and i'll answer now fifty biogas i don't use either i said that's what i read it in your sister transcends that i mean clearly i think our founding fathers and the mothers behind them i would like to contend who would have anticipated a vehicle like the internet would have developed right so i think i agree with you tom i think we've moved into that area where we've got to have some sort of government elation because the the complete free access to anything that anybody wants on the internet is foundational to exchange of information exchange of commerce and there's only downsides to the kinds of restrictions that are going to be t

america. >> the great free market develops great jobs. >> people work fewer hours, in the aggregate of the hours worked, fewer hours worked means there are 2.3 million fewer 40 hour a week jobs. can i make one quick point? they told us why they were pushing this law down our throat, the health care law was going to create 4 million jobs. 400,000 jobs immediately. >> yeah. he also said you have to read it to find out what was in it. >> this is what happens. you go from create 4 million to lose 2.3 million and none are created. >> because the media doesn't question their math or the obamacare policies or even read -- no, this is true. that's why we're sitting here. we have been the only ones saying it. now everything is coming home. >> i think their spin over the last two days is what has made people more mad. people can deal with the facts. they get irritated about the spin. and it undercuts obama's message on inequality. hard work is rewarded. so if it's a good thing that people get to make a choice to work less, then what about the people who have to work more and earn more because the only way

america. i think for them it represents capilismnd free markets. it's a dierent sort of hatred out there. how could not like this company? already before this plan, so million small businesses sold products throughwal-mart. they created not just millions of jobs indirectly. they've created so ma opportunities for so many americans. >> do you think it's a shifng wal-mart? look. can we make this multi-year commitment? from american goods, from american makers? we might get these other guys off our back? >> i think people are responding to. that they try to buy local in terms of groceries as we. most people know that their lives are better because th can shop at a wal-mart and wal-mart has, you know, when it truly is criticized about something, they have tried to fix it in terms of health insurance, in terms of buying locally. people know this is just unions and they haven't been able to unionize. >> no it's not. >> they haven't been able to unionize wal-mart the great whale. >> you don't think if they unionize tomorrow, a lot of this iction would go. . >> look. a lot of things could happen

the people at the bottom need capitalism most of the partial free market is why even as poverty programs fail poor people in america the with the poor suffer in most of the world. in america even those at the bottom of the latter do pretty well. of one of our health problems is obesity. you know, you live in a good place when one of the biggest problems is we are too fat. free-market capitalism does allow some people to get much richer than others but that's okay. inequality may seem unfair but the alternative is government force that leaves everyone for. that's our show. see you next week. >> this is super bowl boulevard. big game. >> on this super bowl sunday, barack obama ready for face off with bill o'reilly. why is he playing ball with a network he resents? >> a former chris christie claims the governor knew about the bridge closure and isn't telling the truth and christie reports back to the "new york times" for this report. >> with the big game hours away, i talked with fox sports former football star about what players think of the media circus surrounding the super bowl and the treacherous terrain facing b

corporations that own basically the entire retail sector in america in every other sector so we've seen our economy go from a fairly free market economy to basically an olive gonna me a an economy run by oligarchy three four companies to dominate basically every industry in america similarly we have seen back you know when reagan came into office there were only three hundred registered lobbyist in the city there was you know there was only a few million dollars being sent out and spent on a presidential election now here we are thirty two years later two billion dollars elections thirty five thousand lobbyists and so are our democracy has become an. an oligarchy we you know we've gone from a knowledge gonna me to an oligarchy you know oligarchy basically running our our our form of government and this just doesn't seem i think to most americans i i would say to you this is probably a tea party rant as much as it's a lefty liberal rant there's something fundamentally wrong with this and so what are we going to do about the oligarchy first of all i would i would just say that there has not been a golden age in america where mon

free markets. the cost of living is different throughout america.i'm not for people living in poverty, but the bottom line is this -- would you rather have a job and get paid or no job at all? >> but, angela, you have to admit, i agree, mississippi is different than new york or california, no question about that, but there's not to be a basic minimum. as you know, in that report they had two different options, one at 10.10, and another at $9. i happen to be in favor of the $10.10, but i'm a liberal. what do you but the fact is the ways of doing this. you can also let the states increase beyond that, but there's not to be a basic minim minimum. ellen, as a liberal in fair of the higher rate, have you talked to any business owners? >> great question. >> of course, and i am a small business owner and i have raised our wages, because i think it's important. i know other small business owners do as well. you know, i'm not talking about people who are just, you know, one person perhaps in a store and that can be different, but even still, they have to ear

the people at the bottom need capitalism most of the partial free market is why even as poverty programs fail poor people in americae poor suffer in most of the world. in america even those at the bottom of the latter do pretty well. of one of our health problems is obesity. you know, you live in a good place when one of the biggest problems is we are too fat. free-market capitalism does allow some people to get much richer than others but that's okay. inequality may seem unfair but the alternative is government force that leaves everyone for. that's our show. see you next week. buying, thank you for watching tonight. we'll see you tomorrow. >> how incentive and cold can you get? >> that is what i hear if a challenge a welfare program. >> we're talking about people that we ought to be rushing to try to help the needy did benefit credit cards, edt cards. ♪ john: free stuff for victims. bill o'reilly. >> no matter what the evidence, no matter what facts are presented, the liberal line will be the same if society's fault. john: she blames her parents for bad attitude. the back street boy's neck carter blames his drug

america one what's your view on it and what t.p. the deal be good for growth. well open markets and free trade is good for everybody it makes everybody have a higher standard of living yes some people suffer as they get dislocated but overall in america the three hundred twenty five million americans were all better off some people some people be much better oh so i'm less better off but overall we're better off so keep free trade and t p p assuming the conditions are more equitable and are both will be wonderful for everybody there's no question that opening markets is great do you want to go back and buy expensive tv's again of course you don't you want to go back and buy expensive cellphones again of course you go you want to buy cheap of fish and cellphones and products and that's what you get when there's open markets and free trade sam what do you think of companies like herbalife an amway and even avon whose entire business model is based soley on multi-level marketing if i within my retirement from crime started multi-level marketing company put twelve lead based in utah because

lately about the trans-pacific partnership here in america want to what's your view on it and would tepee the deal be good for growth well open markets and free trade is good for everybody it makes everybody have a higher standard of living yet some people suffer as they get dislocated but overall in america three hundred twenty five million americans we're all better off some people some people be much better oh so i'm less better all put overall we're better off so cheap free trade and t p p assuming the conditions are more equitable and horrible would be wonderful for everybody there's no question that opening markets is great do you want to go back and buy expensive tv's again of course you don't you want to go back and buy expensive cellphones again of course you go you want to buy cheap of fish and cellphones and products and that's what you get when there's open markets and free trade now i want to ask though as a follow up is it really free trade when there's these multilateral trade agreements there between countries and now have to specifically that didn't turn out to be great until about twenty years later and you know where do we

market. if we don't export some and allow free access to markets, it will depress supplies and we'll not make the capital investment to provide the supply to america just also wondering, when i see a state like my own, new york, we're going through a credit crunch right now, yet we have a lot of natural gas and they're afraid of fracking. you know some people are afraid for good reasons but is there justification to those fears? and is there a way to frack without, while still allaying those fears and making those people rest more easily? >> there is no reason for that fear. we've been using hydraulic fracturing for the late 199 '40s. for over 60 years. a lot of fears people talk about really never actually happened. clearly the industry need to try to educate people. we need to have best practices and be sure all the operators are doing things the right way. but it's a very safe technology. the industry is using it every day across this country. developing resources. we've been able to grow natural gas production in this country. we have been able to grow oil production in this country. that is wonderful thing particularly in terms of jobs this i

renew america for renewed support, fiscal responsibility, constitutionally limited government; and free marketeving in lib rty and fiscal sanity, you were demonized right from the very beginning. it was astonishing if i'm surprising to watch a part of abuse directed at the tea party. i can tell you this kind of abuse was directed at ronald reagan that believing exactly the same kind of things. he was called evil by house speaker o'neill, a president who was told and mean and cruel, and yet, but of course, ronald reagan was inevitably called a racist. this is, in fact, what the american left does. particularly when they are losing the argument. the tea party is racist, really? really? perhaps it's time to point out that this charge of racism from the left comes from members of a political party that have proudly stood for, and i want to be specific here, six platforms to support its slavery. they oppose the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments to the institution that successfully wipe out slavery and gay folks legal rights and voting rights to black americans. they supported segregation actively or

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free sloshing money of liquidity was sent out. it all went to the bankers which then sent it to the emerging markets brazil latin america asia so all the money went out that way and now it's retreating it's coming back and that's what you see there now another issue this past week has been the state of the union address by barack obama and he's mentioning inequality now sandy jaitley who i follow on twitter tweeted out this interesting chart of income so if you see here you see wages as represented by the federal minimum wage in money terms that's fallen from one gram per gold hour in one nine hundred seventy to other under point two grams of gold per hour today so it's been declining at four percent a year and obviously you see your wages were nominally rising but in gold terms they were always falling well we've talked about this before that there in the last twenty or thirty years the advent of derivatives allowed for bankers to manage the economy in such a way where they can make asset prices that they own stuff like art go up without allowing for any wages to go up so this is the modern equivalent of a the atomic bomb that was

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america. look at faith, family, freedom and hope and opportunity. you keep that under penning strong and focus on freedom and free market. people understand that political freedom and economic freedom are linked and you have to have that total picture. i think it is important for us to talk about it in the right way. i think it is important for us to have the right tone and right messengers. and it is important to keep those issues very focused in the forefront. job and it is economy are issue number one. obama care is issue number two. but making certain that we preserve our first principles that always comes out. >> as the only other woman on the panel, the congresswoman makes a great point. america will always be about family. it is the way the republican and conservative are talking about social issues that bothers me as a woman. and we are alienating women that we need to bring back into the fold. and what happen, romney lost the woman vote by ten percentage votes and i am convinced to david's point, the left does a great job putting us on in a box. war on women. and you know this governor huckabee. why don't we hav