the gallup is supposed to be a non-partisan group by the way. the king of jordan is ready to fight isis. look at this photo of him in a flight suit vowing to fight until they run out of fuel and bullets. what is our president saying? nbc news anchor brian williams admits the stories he told about being on board an army chopper that took on enemy fire was false. a lot going on. we will cover it all. "varney and company" is about to begin. oil and gas, first oil coming back after the big drop yesterday. $50.77, it is up over 2 bucks. this number will hit you directly in your wallet. $2.15. this is up $0.09 in two days. ed butowksi is here. the gas dropping party over. >> the dropping party might be over. we are still lower. use a weird analogy the party is still going on a keg of beer are empty because things have changed. there has been the fallacy, all that money will be saved and given to the economy. all the economic indicators prove that is not true. whenever the number is, and other expenses including taxes. tom: you start looking at the per

the chairman and ceo of gallup says it's one big lie. back that up coming up on "the closing bell." you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. >>> welcome back. we've got more on this keurig green mountain results with sara eisen. >> stock is getting hit pretty hard. want to highlight some of the negatives investors are focusing on. stock down 7% in the afterhours. the sales missing expectations. as mentioned, $1.39 billion. street was looking for $1.5 billion and that was largely due to the hit in brewer sales, down 18% from last year. a lot had to do with the recall that they experienced over the quarter. the other negative, guidance. the outlook for 2015 keurig green mountain took it down to the bottom end of the range that it had initially forecast both on earnings and on sales thanks in part to the weakening of the canadian dollar and that hit on the bottom and top line and because of what it experienced during the fourth quarter. this is a stock that was one of the bess performers on the s&p. it was up 55% over 12 months. h

ogilvy was at gallup. dahl was already at the embassy. they were already well fixed and well connected socially. ivar pryce was married to walter lipman's sister. he was charming and good looking. he was in good place. a lot of them hired because of their social connections and background. they had very little training. as a result, stevenson built himself something he called camp x in canada. it was a quick flight from new york to right outside of toronto. it was a finishing school for spies. ogilvy and fleming would go here for six weeks in the sticks and go nowhere. learn about safe cracking and code. but they got a crash course in spies. and the recollections of learning how to kill man with a newspaper or with one blow nothing that ogilvy who i think weighed about 110 is something he could every do. they had a sort of a sabotage school in the canadian wilderness. it's got all kinds of myths and legends attached to it called camp x. >> maybe you want to tell the audience about your own grandfather and his role during the manhattan pro

i spoke with the jim clifton ceo of gallup a few moments ago.it that we've seen so many full-time jobs disappear? what's the problem? >> that is real clear. that is an easy one. there is only six million businesses in america. you will read 26 million. that is not true. there is only six million. of six million, four million are mom-and-pop shops. now you're down to two million. that is fragile ecosystem. 500 new businesses have to start every year because 400,000 close up. so we have a net of 100,000. that is what feed that real meat rainforest, call it two million active business in the united states. those lines just crossed, melissa. i don't know why more economists don't report this but now we have 400 less than 400,000 starting and 500,000 dying. so startup and that is the most reliable place you can find new, good, full-time jobs which is what everybody wants. not crappie part-time jobs. melissa: you say there are not enough new businesses starting up or not enough what is the missing? not enough new businesses starting in this country th

he was british, the british decided to infiltrate the gallup poll organization which then my today did election results and turn ogilvy into first is bought -- first a spy at a gallop and then hire him out right to manipulate public opinion in america. they also hired a playwright and entertainer because he traveled from country to country and that many heads of state, acted as a courier. leslie howard, one of the stars of gone with the wind also worked for the regular. -- irregulars. in fact, he was shot down by germans when he was carrying a document for the irregulars. the germans knew that he was a spy and thought that his death would be bad for british morale. so the regular swear a rather romantic bunch and i thought of themselves that way. -- irregulars were a rather romantic bunch and i thought of themselves that way. they took their cover or they could find it, they had jobs in the embassy, roald dahl cover was he was supposed to be raising morale in america. all his stories were outright propaganda. the waytheir purpose was to arouse american sympathies. the blitz had taken a

this is the real number we see right here, folks 11.2% according to gallup.s is the number, julie, how does the administration get away with saying things are great. >> i don't think anybody is saying things are great. i haven't heard anybody saying that. i don't think so. the middle class has been dying for decades. >> the president opened the state of the union spiking football. >> they're getting better incrementally. by no means good anybody looks middle class in the eye life is good for you today would be laughed out of the room. that is fact for democrat republican or anybody else. middle class in this country severing tremendously, they have been for three decades? >> worse under president obama,. >> not at all worse under president obama. >> joe biden said it last week. suffering last six years. >> of course they have been suffering last six years. suffering 30 years. they had the worse recession. inherited worse recession he possibly could. it will take time to get out of it. i don't think policies on either side of the aisle remotely aggressive enou

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gallup isn't buying it either. the ceo big lie.s here's something that many americans including some of the smartest and most educated among us don't know. if you a family member or anyone is unemployed and has subsequently given up on finding a job if you're so hopelessly out of work that you've stopped looking over the past four weeks, the department ofvd' you as unemployed. we're going to bring it around. bob likes to cite the 5.6% unemployment rate k.g. the facts are ifvzfu4hváu add in all the people who this gentleman from gallup talks about, you add them back into the economy it's almost 10%. >> yeah it's almost 10%. and according to 8 unemployment rate has increased by over 1% since mid-december. so those are not good numbers. and by the way, sometimes the proof is inrÑñ;v the pudding. ask the american people the people that areop working, the middle-class americans out there that are still struggling, people that have lost jobs or their jobs have beenv3÷downsized, part-time, et cetera, they're still struggling. they want to

gallup in 48%. below 50%, never a good thing but not on the george w. bush trajectory after the midterm election in the 20s, 30s. now to the mid to high 40s. neutral place as he party looks ahead to 2016. >> we'll continue to watch the numbers although i suspect at this point he's a lame duck. what difference? >> what goes up comes down what goes down comes back up. that's polls. >> for more from mark and the rest of the nbc news political team check out "first read" on nbcnews.com. >>> vanilla ice talking about being arrested for burglary. what he says will happen to clear hi name. >>> and a neighborhood bakery making a comeback. talk to a guest about three new bakeries you may not have>>> 70 years ago today marines invaded the small pacific lined of iwo jima. this iconic footage shows marines raising the flag days later. pay tribute at noon veterans of the war gather at pick arch of the world war ii memorial and at 2:00 help lay a wreath at the u.s. marine corps war memorial in arlington. marines captured the island in march of 1945. a pivotal victory

the decre ceo of gallup was on-air.e doesn't think the jobs number accurately reflects the state of the job market in the u.s. roll tape. >> the point is, that number is getting so messy. it might be the most important metric in the united states and the world, how many people are working. it mixes part-time and full-time, and, of course, what everybody wants, great american dream is to have a good job, not a crappy job. cheryl: there you go. peter, i want you to weigh in with our traders on the floor show. we have experts standing by at the stock exchange. robert, what stood out to me, it's the issue of wages. over the last 12 months, wages have risen 2.2%. but we need 3 to 4% in wage growth. that's a healthy economy. this report doesn't tell me the economy is healthy, robert. >> well, i think at this point you have to start somewhere. i mean, the economy has been poor for a very long period of time. the wage growth, unemployment hasn't been good. the numbers have been falling. something you saidas you said b- 20 milli

gallup ceo jim clifton who has finger on pulse of america says rosie government jobs numbers they're a lie. what is this jobs report not telling you? we're asking guy benson senior political editor for townhall.com. fox news contributor. welcome back to the show guy. the numbers are baloney? >> sort of. he is calling it a big lie which might be a stretch considering both parties used this so-called u-3 number for many many years. if it's a big lie -- gerri: we've been lying for a long time. >> some people are pointing to this piece by the gallup ceo, it is proof that the obama administration is cook the books. this is very longstanding figure used. the point he makes though, as he unfolds the data i think absolutely, a very strong case can be made that this is not a number accurately reflects unemployment rate in the united states. gerri: to interrupt you here, our viewers tell us every single day. look at neighborhood. people in church. what we find the numbers don't -- 5.6 sound like nirvana for unemployment rate but reality of it is far, far different. >> that exactly right. he ex

gallups gallup's run these numbers since '01 and the disparity, support for israel or the palestiniany any arab country is huge. the question is is this a headline or is this a trendline? does this reflect the fact that more americans are being exposed to this soap opera-like relationship between netanyahu and the president and is it taking its poll on the bipartisan character of support for israel? >> as important as israel's concerns about a potential iran nuclear weapon are, they are deeply concerned about having a very good relationship with the united states. this president still in office for almost two more years. and if there is a sense that u.s./israeli relations at a time when israel is being isolated all over the world right now are deteriorating, that potentially could hurt netanyahu's efforts to get himself reelected. >> i think that's true. and beyond the nature of the u.s./israeli relationship. the fact is wolf you've got a situation where the united states basically could probably survive with an iran as a nuclear weapon threshold state. if there's an agreement that is

the gallup data was so interesting that we could predict with the data we had we could predict what was going to happen in libya, in egypt, in tunisia before it happened. >> explain that. >> well, the majority of the people who are in the suffering stage, and people start to suffer, then revolutions happen, social unrests happen, traffic accidents increase and violence happens. i teach a class on this, and one of my students in the class was qaddafi 's son. >> wow. >> basically they wanted to quote/unquote rebrand libya into a country that paid attention to well-being because they were aware of this data. >> was it one of the sons, by the way who is on trial? >> he died three weeks after he left my class. it was very sad because you could see there was this absolute huge anxiety that some disaster was going to occur. >> libya is just one of many places in the midst of crisis right now. >> yes. >> talk about how you view the world at this point. is it at a tenuous time. >> if you have 50% of the world living on less than $2 a day that's a catastrophe, we have that right now. >> you think

bill: what did you think of the ceo of gallup there talking about the big american lie? he says we're not looking at all the numbers. >> he is factually correct. i wish he didn't use the word the big american lie. that doesn't encourage discussion but it is exactly correct. all reduction in unemployment rate has basically come from people desserting the labor force. they haven't found jobs. they left the labor force. look at areas like black teenage unemployment. it is crazy terrible. black teenage employment as share of their population is 19%. that is down from 30% when clinton left office this. has been a very very long, deep recession, depression. and the recovery is the worst in the history of the u.s. bill: let me give you headline from app and you react to this. >> sure. bill: u.s. employers add 257,000 jobs wages rose and americans sought work in january. is that good news or not? >> it is better than it has been for the last several months. it is. then they revised last couple months where they raised number of jobs up past couple months, previous ones. that is

also in gallup we saw the statistic that 470,000 small businesses close every year.,000 are created. so we're under water with small businesses. and you know. entrepreneurs in this country live the american dream breathe the american dream. they pass it on. this president is so antigrowth and so anti-corporations he think he is taking on big corporations but he is really destroying the small ones. that is messing up the economy and ultimately families. >> harris, you've been a journalist a long time, the media, how big of a role do you think the media played in this? they certainly amped him up when he came into office. expectations were high. he won a nobel peace prize. how do you think the media will cover his legacy? >> one way the media let everybody down not fox news, about you when you look across the board and look at questions president has been asked, he promised to work together to have us as one nation. i think legacy not having done that really calls into question about what his dynamics of leadership really are? he likes to divide things by win or lose.

according to gallup, mr.ma is on pace to be the most polarizing president in history surpassing george w. bush. there are two main reasons for that. first, the economy. after six years take home pay is down 4% on the president's watch. and secondly the jihad. a situation that is rapidly getting out of control. over the weekend lt. general michael flynn who retired last year as the director of the defense intelligence agency said this. >> the strategy that we have had is not -- it's not working. i mean, it's clearly not working. just look at the kinds of things that we are facing. i mean, you know, in my world, what i have grown up to have to do is define the enemy that we are facing. and, like i have said. if you -- you capability defeat an enemy that you don't admit exists. >> general flynn was a top advisor to president obama and joins former secretaries of defense panetta and gates in lamenting america's poor strategy to counter muslim extremism. with isis committing daily base basis president obama's lack

>> actually, gallup predetermined the outcome.ng to watch that anti-gallup video. >> do these people have jobs? >> a third of them were drifters. [siren] >> fact check you interviewing a drifter? a drifter? you can't be serious. >> you cannot be serious! is this person even a vermonter? >> before i do an interviewer, do you want me to ask a guest to see their papers. >> can i see your papers. >> i don't think i have them on me. >> drifters are people too, you know. high taxes everything. [siren] >> fact check. you apply 170s idiom to contemporary vermont. talk about being behind the times. >> why does every license plate in vermont look like this? >> yes! yes! >> do you understand the harm you intentionally cause snarky interviewing and sly editing you make decent people look foolish? >> they look foolish on their own. >> i don't believe in money. >> by the way, this is what sly editing looks like. >> mr. o'reilly mr. watters, we have determined that you once again, the corner stone of journalism. >> conclusion, the facts have bee

seriously, gallup just released the obesity stats for 2014, and the numbers spiked to 27.7%.early a third of our country is obese. now, i'm not going to make a joke about that. the last thing we should be doing is making fun of fat people right now in this time of obvious crisis. and i condemn anyone out there making cheap fat jokes. a lot of people are upset at michael moore for throwing shade at snipers, but in all fairness he throws shade on everything in his immediate vicinity. yeah, i know. i'm sorry. but everyone can make a mistake once. "top gun" taught us that we need to take care of our vets because some our soldiers age well and some don't. (audience reacts) looks like the ice man became the ice cream man. okay. guilty as charged. in light of this new information, i just now released this statement. i am terribly ashamed of my comments. they were made in a moment of weakness upon seeing val kilmer's face. he really let himself go. but that is no excuse for making fun of him. i make no apologize for my statements regarding michael moore's shadow, however. that's just

a new gallup poll show 18% of americans think russia is u.s.'s biggest enemy. up from 2% two years ago and now beats out north korea. >>> new congress doing a good job up 16% from december when the old congress was on its way out. time to get down to business. u.s. labor secretary tom perez in san francisco where he will mediate a massive labor dispute threatening to cost the u.s. economy an estimated $2 billion a day. the showdown between dock workers and shippers from southern california to seattle has already upended supply chains. >>> according to a new survey by carnegie mellon university of 1,000 drivers, 70% want a self-driving car to automatically adjust to weather conditions. 60% want the car to park itself. and baby boomers want to read and relax without having to do anything at all. >>> the massive cold and snow has one new york town temporarily giving up on trying to attract visitors. the visit ithica website shifts to a promo for florida keys. that's it we surrender, keys you win. >>> dog lovers stick around. just ahead we'll show you the top toy d

they mix that all together and this gallup poll came up with state by state rankings in each of hosethose categories. and al alaska has risen to number one. maryland below half ranking number 29. virginia ranks number 15. and the survey is generally seen as fairly significant and scientific but you're right, it will be controversial and there will be a lot of discussion about what went into this survey and how it determines our well-being based on where we live. >> we'll see what the conversation looks like later on today. tracie potts on the hill for us. thank you. >>> it is now 4:47. u.s. postal workers call if a pivotal time for the postal service and today they will outline their vision for the future. actor danny glover will join leaders of the union to kick off new contract negotiations in washington. glover is the so that of two postal employees. it is the first time in more than four years that the postal union has negotiated a new contract. the union president says customer service improvements including longer hours, will be in his plan to save the agency. >>> a d.c. man can now

these are available from the gallup organization.ur poll will take your pulse of the favorite presidents. virginia beach, virginia republican line. thanks for participating happy presidents' day. who was your favorite? caller: my favorite was eisenhower because of the highways act. he was a great war leader during world war ii. host: talking little bit about them. first, the highways act, why is he important because of that? caller: that was a great piece of legislation done to advance the transportation in the country for military and civilians alike. making our daily lives much easier getting to work, school and recreational activities. host: then when it comes to this management of the war what struck you about his oversight? caller: being a great war leader translates well into being the commander and chief of the country as a whole. host: that is robert in virginia beach talking about his admiration for president eisenhower. three lines this morning. new york, independent line, good morning. caller: good morning. my favorite pre

a new gallup poll out this week is a stunning exclamation point to that.rage approval rating six years into the obama administration among republicans, democratic president, 13%. among democrats, 83%. 70 point gap between the two parties. it was polarized under george w. bush but not quite as badly. not the same number among his party. a 61 point gap. and polarization you might say got more profound during the clinton administration. again, only 56 points there. 61/70. president obama will be the most polarizing president in our history. he did something fascinating that his critics found infuriorating. just as jordan ramps up its airstrikes, the president speaking to the national prayer breakfast delivered this message. >> lest we get on our high horse and think this is unique to some other place, remember that during the crusades, the inquisition, people committed terrible deeds in the name of christ. in our home country, slavery and jim crow all too often was justified in the name of christ. >> all true. every bit of it true. the president's critics say

. >>> a new gallup poll is showing that 8% of americans now believe that terrorism is the top issue facing the u.s. that's up six points sins last month last month. it's the highest since january 2010. >>> the immediate family of kayla mueller is breaking its silence for the first time since her death was confirmed by u.s. officials. last night, there was a memorial service that was held for the 26-year-old aide worker who was kidnapped 18 months ago in syria. hundreds attended the candlelight vigil in mueller's hometown. >> you were my first friend my best friend, my only sister. my heartaches for you and what you went through. i have a hole in my soul that will never be replaced. may god keep you from anymore harm, anymore hurt. you're in his hands now. you do not have to suffer anymore. only now, will you be able to see how much you really did and truly did for this world by looking down on it from above. i love you. you can rest in peace knowing that you changed this world. i miss you so much and i'm lost without your smile. >> it was a moving tribute for a remarkable woman. >>> turnin

-- 2014, and the gallup's quarterly trend says the uninsured rate will drop over all age groups. the affordable care act is good law and should not be repealed and that is why i vehemently oppose h.r. 596. it is another very cynical attempt to take our nation backwards, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from -- the chair will inform the managers that the gentleman from pennsylvania has one minute remaining. the gentleman from new jersey has six minutes remaining. the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. pitts: mr. speaker, i'll verve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i'd now yield one minute to the gentleman from oregon, mr. schrader. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon is recognized for one minute. mr. schrader: thank you mr. speaker. i have to say i'm very surprised i have to be here today. i thought after millions of americans said loud and clear this past november they want us to work together and find common ground. we could put divisive bills li

but 50% just this week obama and obamacare have come out with the latest gallup poll. >> i am just curious cemetery think the posture that the use according to executive order? and i will misrepresent? no. there are offering alternatives. >> what he is trying to do with the town hall is to put pressure on the republican party to pass some sort of legislation. >> and he has tried that is the executive order does he say get iraq together? i was in college. but to it is very normal sneaky is pushing like a dictatorship or a minority. he does not play nice on the playground. he doesn't like what congress proposes then he has denied a "state of the union" address to sarah will work with the republican. >> but mcconnell says this is the legislation he will propose but it is the two-party -- t party. neil: i wish we did have more time with all those other people find you disagreeable for i am kidding. the president just keeps up engaged as a ballet as something simple. thousands of work permits more the congress allows take go wild guess of the approval rate for these work permits. 90% you heard

host: we will be joined by frank newport now from gallup. good morning, frank.uest: good to be with you. host: i gallup, you annually track how much trust americans have in the media. how does it look? guest: it is down. the way we phrase it is how much trust you have what it comes to the news reporting accurately and fairly? and the clinton years, there were was 55%. now we are at 40%. host: we have been talking this morning about the story that brian williams has been suspended by the network for six months for his embellishments. what do you expect the story -- how will that impact tt this study when you do it again in november. guest: we also have another track where we track confidence and institutions. television is one of those. that is down to 18%. it was as high as 45%. it is down to 18% what we update it last year. an answer to your question, the brian williams scenario played out in this climate of already declining trust in the news media on the part of americans. many americans would say, yeah what is new? this is not necessarily biased. i think it

-- 2014, and the gallup's quarterly trend says the uninsured rate will drop over all age groups. the affordable care act is good law and should not be repealed and that is why i vehemently oppose h.r. 596. it is another very cynical attempt to take our nation backwards, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from -- the chair will inform the managers that the gentleman from pennsylvania has one minute remaining. the gentleman from new jersey has six minutes remaining. the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. pitts: mr. speaker, i'll verve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i'd now yield one minute to the gentleman from oregon, mr. schrader. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon is recognized for one minute. mr. schrader: thank you mr. speaker. i have to say i'm very surprised i have to be here today. i thought after millions of americans said loud and clear this past november they want us to work together and find common ground. we could put divisive bills li

mary, gallup is not a right wing nut job place. >> not at all. all. you don't have to have an economics degree to understand what you just reported tom, americans than they haven't gone the a raise over the obama era. they have friends and relatives out of work. you have an enormous number of college graduates living at home with their parents. when the president comes out in the state of the union and says we're turning a page. this is a strong economy. even if you've never looked at the numbers, you're living your life in montana, florida or wherever you are, you know that that's not true. tom: it is people are smarter than i think sometimes we give them or obama gives them. the government likes to play them down. we are doing a great job, look at this unemployment rate when. neighbor brother-in-law you know there's a problem still out there. >> you've seen it in the congressional election. look at what happens in the democratic majority in 2008 compared to today. massive swings. historic swings. the american people than something is wrong and

. >> in december the last gallup poll in december 1975 they forgot to put him on the list. >> is thate move to new hampshire. >> that was a time when iowa wasn't as important. >> it became important because of that but it also propelled him in new hampshire and panicked everyone because there was a slow month. but we had -- if carter had come out really early, a lot of the attacks on him would have taken place before he was able to sustain it. >> this is where money comes in and who has the most money can withstand the attacks. >> maybe, but this is always an election about messages. presidential elections, money helps, message is king. >> what happened to christie's message? >> where is it going? none of these candidates articulated -- the country is falling -- the world is a disaster. we have problems here, and now one has said i'm -- you and i are going to lead the resurrection, you people and i. we have to change america. we have to -- i mean there's no compelling case saying, there's an urgency here. we're going to lose our country. we're losing foreign policy. something that wou

the president's approval rating according to the "gallup" daily tracking poll is 44% who approve of the4% approval number that should i think deeply concern us all. that number means there is an entirely new far lower standard for our nation's leadership, and candidly, how much better can we expect of our national leadership when we are also facing the prospect of a presidential race in 2016 that could well feature relatives of the previous two presidents. like i said we're setting ever lower standards for our leaders and ourselves, and nothing good is likely to come of it. now or quotation on the evening, on strong on positive leadership -- . >>> up next, it's glitz and glamor on the red carpet that weekend as hollywood gets set for its biggest night. oscar preview next. >>> and president obama, he thinks the islamic state needs a little more sensitivity training. what's going through his mind? we'll be joined by a man who can hazard a guess or two. he's psychiatrist dr. keith ablow. he joins us next. if you store your guns properly... so not just anyone can get to them... i'll feel sa

first of all, bill o'reilly has to be one of the most admired people on the gallup poll.y got your christmas list, didn't they? i think people who do doctors without borders and dealt with ebola and went over and risked their lives. that's my hero. >> that's a very good choice. graham who is your winner? >> the young man who intercepted the ball for new england the other day. he is a national hero. >> he really is. he is. >> awful. >> how dare you? >> awful. >> he is a rookie in that situation? >> i don't care. >> are you an uh -- apologist for the chicken [bleep]. >> i hate the new england patriots. >> where is he from? >> i am from america sir. i don't live in holly weird. i live in the real america. >> you lived in california for most of your life. >> did you ever work in the academy awards? >> the weather is cold and -- why? why don't you like the patriots? >> i don't like satan. it is the same reason. >> god bless you. go ahead. >> joanne -- andy, did you pick anybody? >> no, i am assuming the people who voted for angelina jolie have not seen "unbroken." i prefer doc

charles: what i don't understand and i think it was a gallup poll i saw this week, overwhelmingly mostnsider them conservatives. in national elections, it doesn't work out that way. people naturally believe in hard work, people naturally believe in god, people naturally have a lot of the embedded things, roots, if you will, of conservatism. why what are the conservatives doing wrong to say we're like-minded on the beginning. >> instead of blaming the conservatives. it's more importantly, what is the establishment continually not seeing about them. it's all about motivation. the reason why mitt romney lost was not because barack obama had more people to vote for him. we weren't motivated to get those conservatives out. the key person who wants to win in 2016 as we heard from the stage is to find a way to motivate to energize to say the words these guys need to hear so on polling day, they go out and vote. charles: thanks. i'm glad it's not like spring break down there. that means we'll get you back on monday in one piece. let's talk about this for a moment. lindsey, that's what i don't

that is what we saw from the gallup poll maybe even 30 million americans that are underemployed or theyher job it is the challenge. charles: we have talked about wages. there is pressure with corporate america and the jobs part is up double. are we starting to see pressure for people to start getting more money? >> it is in the manufacturing environment anymore. so wages are not what they used to be. what is that model based on? replenishing with recent college graduates. charles: why is that number up? if the economy is getting better shouldn't people demand higher wages? denied that is an interesting situation. so after the 2001 recession then one is the last time we saw a mass layoff? >> in the oil industry? charles: that is the biggest number in a long time. let's will be see that benefits of oil outweigh those that lost their jobs? >> i think so. there will be a positive impact. and there is a positive and flat -- impact on many businesses. civic they don't want to and then with the bonuses they don't care. if i get to dollar guest so be it. i need your number for tomorrow. >> 250

. >> a gallup poll put the figure at 63% so whatever happens with the latest legal challenges, no sign that executions will end any time soon. courtney kealy, al jazeera. >> earlier today my colleague richelle carey spoke to an official regarding executions. >> i think there's broad based belief that transparency means open government. so in the most extreme criminal sanction that holds true, transparency is still good government. i really think it's as simple as that. in addition to the problems related to the executions themselves the way these secrecy statutes function is that they restrict speech. they restrict the public's access and speech about a controversial and sometimes unpopular topic so it's really a restriction on speech in addition to issues related to how executions themselves are actually carried out. >> mccracken also said that while the majority of americans support the death penalty she does see the tide of public opinion changing. >>> now to florida and the battle over real estate law with unintended consequences. condo owners mostly elderly saying investors have t

and indeed the gallup poll has identified this as a fact. it's been clear for some time that we are destroying more small businesses than any time in the last 40 years and we have to solve it by attacking crony capitalism. crony capitalism is alive and well. elizabeth warren's right about that. the little secret is of course big companies do well with big government and like wise because big companies can handle all the complexity and all the rules. they can take advantage of all the complexity and all the rules. meanwhile small businesses are disappearing because they cannot deal with the complexities. and the powerless are trapped in a web of dependence without sufficient opportunities. so the way to solve these problems is with less government, not more. >> all right. carly fiorina, keep us updated on your decision making schedule. good to see you tonight. thanks for joining us. >> great to be with you shannon. >>> all right. some possibly big news breaking tonight on the murder of a reality show star and a new report questioning whether