gary b., what do you say? >> well, brenda, some companies do focus o the bats, and real things, and guess what in those companies, they go out of business and the people are fired. you know, jessica brings up the point, well, we have the midterm elections elections, and the politicians know how to game this, and what, 90% of the incumbents get re-elected, why? because they know to get re-elected they have to do one thing, bring home thepork. people don't care about anything. the people in allentown, pennsylvania, they don't care about isis that much. yeah, they care about reading the headline and care about getting the bridge and the roads built and stuff like that. >> and gary, b, b, i have to g ten seconds to jonas. >> look, i like the bats, and they have a terrible problem. and they are in the vote b business, and there is -- look! there is a reason they do it, and you act like we can fire the bu, and when they paz something, everybody hates it, and you have to go back to medicare part d and even then we co

gary b. >> brenda, i think the apple bendgate stuff.ck will be up. >> portfolio down 20%. >> john, your prediction? >> walmart getting into banking is good for walmart. stom stock up 20%. >> it's been snoozing, let it sleep. >> jonah? >> departs under questionable circumstances. it's good for black rock up 15%. that's where the money is going to be going. >> john, you buy that? >> staying. >> that's it. don't forget neil cavuto is up next. >>> cracking and beating isis. who needs boots on the ground when you have this. i'm neil cavuto. follow the money. a new group called the counter extremism project is doing to stop the cash flow to isis. itis putting together a data base of extremists and where they get their financial support. they are trying to do it. an idea that more of us should be supporting. or panel is here. charles, what do you think of this? >> i love the idea. people need to think of it as

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neil: very good point, it's interesting too, gary b., when people are queried on this, to veronica'st, they don't buy it, which could explain why the federal reserve has not pulled the trigger on hike rates or responding more dramatically to the pickup in alleged activity when it was supposed to be 6.5% unemployment, and 6.1, they're not going. what do you read into that? that janet yellen and company are saying it's not real? >> that's what i think. hopefully they're looking at what i think everyone is looking at, and that's the total unemployment, and, you know, that's the u6 number, not to get wonky about it. that number is now higher than when the recession started. median income. neil: explain that again, you are referring the number is overall frustration? explain that? >> no, no, the total unemployment. neil: those who have given up and factor all this in? >> exactly, 14% or so is higher than when obama took office. you have a vast majority of people who have given up looking for jobs. wait a second, i don't have a job, if i did have a job, the other number that is important i

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