ithas a huge growth potential for union membership. >> gary b.?> well, i think, john, basically summed it up when he said the speech is a crock. how we know it's a crock? because just a short while ago, unions were against this immigration law. th didn't want the immigrants coming in and taking the jobs until, as a few people have poted out, they said, huh. wait asecon weave 11 million undocumented immigrants that would be subject to u.s. labor laws including t right to unionize. and that's even before they seek permanent citizenship. so trumka is saying, wait a second. this is reallyctually good for us because it inflateour dying role. that's why we know it's a crock. >> okay, susan. >> look, you know, as i said before, this is an organization who is supposed to be on the side of workers. we have a 11 million undocumented workers in this country. because, youknow, historically, there have been two sides in the labor movement, and there have beensome who have been against it, and there have been some for it. the afl before they merged with the cio

we cannot trust them, but i also agree with gary b. and stuffin, look shgs is a deal it's a matteof standards. as long as the standards are put in place, we get a lot food from china. we're the agricultural ex-porter like saudi arabia is of oil. we have standards in place. if they have to be htened, they should pay for it. >>> nearly 40% of americansay they gained weight on the job, >> p. >> predictions, gary b., take it away! >> thank god brenda the health craze is over. people are eating junk food again it! krispy kreme doues in the next year. >> toby? >> that's like 50% in three days. >> i like the housing sector. i tell you there aren't many cheap stocks left in it, but usg, the maker of sheetrock is one. i think that will do well in the next few years. >> jonas? >> bear. >> your prediction? >> more stories that employers are using facebook and social media to fire people and not hire them. as many as one in ten employees my a and lower are not getting jobs. this is good for manpower, temp agencies. >> i can't imagine your facebook

gary b, will this work?ly, why -- why are we just discovery food trucks for all foods we love. we this them, we grew up with ice cream trucks. nnil: i hijacked these ice cream trucks. >> this is a great idea, there is a demand, wrote mobile food business is soaring, i applaud white cas ill. neil: this is just special events but it could expand jonathan? >> well, it has come along way from old days old roach coaches as food trucks were once called, they are hits, and they are go may, and low cost, for a company like white castle, a test market for new products and allows them to scout out new locations, if a particular food truck has a success perhaps they will open a stand alone franchise, a win for white castle, and you may seen more bricks and mortar restaurants opening food trucks has 92 this could be a -- >> this could be a cheap food option for my daughter's wedding. finally, i don't know if consumers will go for burgers on the go, but i know more are getting their buns in a car going to stores, retail

gary b. ith, toeben smith, jonas, john layfield along with susan ox. welcome to everybody.y all this snooping could shock the one part of the economy that's actually growing? how so? >> absolutely, brenda. look, i'm going to call this the nsa tax, if you will. you know, we have the e-commerce segment o our gdp is about

neil: gary b, it is a huge concern.on-line site, what do you think. >> i think dave is right, i'll expand that, i think almost impossible for walmart to do it walmart, stipulate that they are greatest bricks and mortar retailer. amazon is the greatest eretailer. flip it around, you could see amazon competing against walmart in a bricks and mortar in absolutely not. they sound like they are the same, they are retail, they are vastly different, and retail comes down with those margins, tiniest slip up, on the way, and you are screwed. we've seen that with retailer back to woolworths, w i don't think that walmart will succeed at it. neil: thank you very much. good sees you. >> thank you, neil. neil: all right, you thought this mayor would begun soon enough, so party now, well don't take out your styrofoam cups just yet. because, gulp! bloomy is spawning, and these two mayers, they are mull flying. -- mayors they are mull flying. riving to bring insight to every investment, and integrity to every plan. we are morgan stanley

charles: not everyone has a squeaky clean life that gary b smith has. >> yeah, right. >> what are you doing on-line charles 92 then people like the idea of liberty and freedom. are you concerned? it seems like particularly google has a green light to gather information and we need to know where it is will go. >> i don't think there should be expectation of privacy online, we're all kardashians on line. exposed that is because, tracking our information is google's business on-line marketer make money what they get to new targeted specific ways that happens when they know a lot about you, this is fundamental to their business, i think it is not realistic to think you can shop with your tube socks and pajamas on at home and not have a cost to it. charles: microsoft and sony are ready to unleash their consoles but up cid of waiting fo insteaa new system, selling for 99 buc bucks. >> this is a fantastic sign. this is capitalism at its finest. charles, i want to one jump here, you know whole internet gaming industry, has not really gone touched by the government. could you imagine what we c

. >> brenda: >> gary: bgary b., is itthe buse healthcare law? >> the latter.cratch my head on this. okay. the reason you are feeling the pinch is because the bad employers, the only ones we have out there creating jobs are passing the cost. where does he think the cost would go? they'd vanish? there is no extra cost to obamacare. the cbo said the affordable care act will cost the country 800,000 jobs. that was the original estimat estimate. we expect to cost jobs. loss of the job kick in as tem ployiers have the first goalpost if you will this coming january. this will hurt the economy. >> brenda: meredith, shouldn't they lift up the job creators? the recover is tepid. instead of beating them up? >> this is unfortunate. the costs going up are the ones passed on to the employees as far as the obama articulated. you think he would have a concession for the small businesses. tax credit to mitigate the rising cost of obamacare. but effectively, costs are just rising. businesses are expected to eat it. until we have forced rule here. that is not going to -- it does

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of honeywell, they b believ in a clean energy economy, that we can fix climate change, protect our environmentand have a strong economy. they don't have to be separate. >> well, garyit's a pretty tepid job market as it is. is something li this really going to stall it? >> it's absolutely going kill us and it's not going to kill any kid as jehmu kind of talks about. they've been in no vanovatin fo hundreds of years. let me read some of the stats, brenda, and i don't mean to be munde, but there are certn points recently studied o president obama's atck on coal. first of all, whave 500 year of electricity in coal. so just attacking one of the cheapest energy sources we have. but employment falls by 500,000 jobs. manufacturing loses 280,000 jobs. a family of four's annual income drops by $1,000 a year. gdp decreases by 1.47 trillion. brenda, i could go on a on, but i'm sure others will make similar points. attacking this industry, which, by the way, has been innovating in terms of producing clean coal engy is absolutely ludicrous just by the numbers alone. >> well, nas, there is a short term and long term. do you think this is a war on jobs? >> you don ak -- the goal

gary, were you surprised by that? >> im not surprised. but i guess in looki back over my marriage 25 years strong, i guess, i guess maybe you do have to work a little bain a successful marriage and make a lot of money. so i guess it was surprising, but in looking at a little bit deeper, maybe not so shoking. neil: when i ran into this survey was as if it was a choice, either marriage or moey . i think that we understate the importance of what the right paner can bring. d the longevity and the access that comes with that. >> i would agree and i think there's something else in the study that caughh my attntion. when you are older, it didn't matter. so we don't know and we don't care. but either w, i think ha marriage is good and i was very happy to see that. >> i think money still matters. you know,so i'm thinking about this. >> of se it does. we have to support the marriage, children, whatever comes with that. having a successful partner, i think is a pmium that societies need agency returned remark all right, guys, thank yoboth so much. >> a state worker caught napping on the jobless job was bad. it gets worse. what do until you hear about another on