gary b. smith, tracy byrnes, jonas max fairis and john lockner and so you say that what is to worry about is the price hikes? >> yes, we don't have a way to deal with the systemic shocks, but we are seeing good things with the jobs increase, but on the other side, the lowest labor force in over 36 years, and you can explain away the gdp number in the first quarter and the consumer is 76% of the gdp, but you can't explain it away for june. there was not bad weather in june and you saw 2% of the retail sales increase, and the average person is starting to feel this pinch. wages have not gone up in about 15 years, and in real terms, and you are seeing the prices going up, and you are seeing the ground beef up 16.5%, and oranges up 28%, and you are e ssee ing the cheese up 11%, and gas prices are down the last couple of months, but with all of the tensions in the middle east, i can't see that happening throughout the rest of the summer as the driving season is upon us, and the risk to me is that

gary b. smith, and tracy burns, and john lathe yal and david. are we starting to see the job coming back? >> yes, it is starting to come can back, but we have one of the lowest participation rates in 30 year years. we have structural high unemployment which is a signal of a problem going forward which will not be fixed with low interest rates. what the administrations and the fed policys have done is to greatly benefitted the 1%. they have made the rich significantly richer. they have destroyed the middle-class. wealth is still being created. look at twitter and facebook and there is being creative, but it is not coming with jobs across the country. and with the food inflation starting to the ramp up, and gas prices being high and going into the summer, the consumer is being left out of this, and to them, it is not feeling like a rall rally. >> right. >> david, do you think that the economy is strong enough to keep the market going? name some positive things about the economy. >> well, there

gary b. smith, tracy byrnes, jonah max faris and max roach. ok okay. gary b. smith, they call it a $3.1 billion spending bill, but i bet you have another name for it. >> yeah, preposterous, brenda. why didn't they throw in the old chestnuts like highway spending, and food stamps, and medicare and education spending, and all of the mom and the apple pie stuff that people would be heart less if they voted against it. i mean, this is politics at the best. what bothers me about it, first of all, each of the bills should be voted on separately. they are all separate issues with separate debates back and forth, but what bothers me more than that is that, hey, it is a billion or $2 billion whatever, and it is other people's money that the government is so good at spending without anyone really having to say. that is preposterous. >> chuck, another name for it? what do you think of it? >> i think that you can't plan for emergencies and things happen. these lazy guys have five or six more days to work before they take a month off, because they have been working hard an

what gary b. is talking about is correct, 5% of people are in poverty because of the minimum wage, but what about the other 95%? the majority of the family who has a minimum wage worker makes $53,000 per family. andy is talking about is the earned income tax credit, and that is how you fight poverty, and this is not the day of the pinkerton agency and andrew carnegie and creating jobs, and then you won't have to w worry about the minimum wage. >> and jonas, you like the idea of a federal minimum wage? >> yes, we should have one and then index it for inflation, and we should not have to use it coming up every couple of decades to be used by politicians as a vote-getter. it does incentivize people to get a job. because it will lower the price of benefits could help the problem. and you could create the illusion that it is not as bad, because in the actual numbers and when the democrats want you to stop smoking, they raise the price of cigarettes, but if you raise the price of labor, it is the same f

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so, gary b, what do you make of that and the rest of the world, is it just built on cost-cutting? >> i think that it says that economy is in tough shape. the big 3 pil pillars,. am i.s, employment itstill highn household income budge a bit, and housing prices are relatively flat. those are 3 pillars i think mae up a good economy they are at best lackluster. that is why i think these companys have to resort to cost-cutting measures or not hiring to show a good bottom line. >> we also have a high corporate tax rate here, how much better could it be if we could get these trillion dollars overseas repatriateed. we could see better growth not only on wall street. neil: in other words bring our money back here. >> yes. neil: switching. tech guys giving rand a hand, rand paul, beneficiary of a big fundraising activity over the weekend. one thing we noticed over last few elects is that percentage of solicon valley-types and their money going to democrats has gotten smaller and smaller. not the run away bit it used to be. >> well, i think he is genius to tap into this market. i am a califo

. >> gary b? >> i'm a bull. >> okay. the cost of freedom "cavuto on business" is up next. >>> of all of the problems over there, are we missing a bigger problem right here? held h hello, everyone. i'm charles mann in for neil cavuto. worse times are coming if washington does not wake up. and charlie gas pa reno and daygan mcdowell will be back next week, but gary, how big is this? >> well, they say that a crisis is coming, but i say it is here. when you have $66 billion in debt, and $65,000 for every taxpayer, this is serious bucks here, and it affects fl flexibility. if we have another '07 or '08, where do which get the money to use? we can't fix roads and bridges and it is a big problem and it is going to be worse with the legacy costs coming down the pi pipe. >> and sandra, it feels like everybody was up in arm when the debt was $14 or $15 trillion and are we at the point where we are so sanguine about it, that we don't realize it is not just a economic problem, but a defense pr problem? >> yes, and the more interest

. >> and now for the best call in 2014, gary b, you are going to win again with netflix gaining 47%. time to binge buy? >> keep buying. i love it. >> thank you, guys. you will only get the fair and balanced pat on the back and kick in the butt next with neil. >>> giving the v.a. the business from someone who knows a thing or two a about running a business. hello, everyone. can a tie-guy clean up the mess at the v.a. president obama nominated kep mcdonald, the one time ceo of procter & gamble to be in charge of a much different giant. charles payne, you say, why stop there? is. >> why stop there? i love the idea, too, of a ceo coming to wshgashington, d.c., will he be am loued to do what a ceo can do, bring in the accountability, and wreck the place and turn it upside down, and turn it into something that serves the function of the people it is supposed to be serving, and if not, it is all a show. >> we call that an opening salvo. i want to bring in the rest of the friend and my gang in here, and we have charles kasewn, and charles gas pa reno. >> i think that bob mcdonald is an inter

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gary! >> jim, big boo-yah from bethesda, maryland. i'm liking bethesda. that's where my cousins live. what's up? >> jim, i'm building a portfolio and the yield portion of it, i'm looking at b & g foods. what do you think? >> with my friend, buddy, pal and colleague, matt, feel better. we were thinking that bgs seems to be rolling over and i don't like to take a position in the stock that technically looks weak and we know david is doing a good job there, but we have to wait for it to settle. it's not acting. max in puerto rico. >> hi, cramer. appreciate all you do for the little guys. >> everybody is the little guy. that's the key point. bill ackman is not a little guy. i'm not trying to help him. >> ge. >> ge's killing, my friend? >> what's up? >> jeff immelt won't come on the show, maybe we could make sense of it. my charitable trust owns it and it has been killing me. jeff immelt you are always welcome on the show. i know you can explain the strategy including his most recent acquisition and when you do, i think the stock goes higher, until then $26.36 forever! we'll get the last quarter and what worked and the pipeline, production, m and a, new tech, get in on weakness

gary bettman. of course the nhl does much business with nbc universal. but they looked like they were having a good time. air b and b ceo was talking with reid hoffman. he was one of the early investors in air bnb. they are now growing past a $10 billion valuation. this is the most interesting one to me. i don't know if you can see chase kerry's mustache. but chase kerry of 21st century fox sought out netflix's reed hastings and said, can we take a meeting tomorrow? i have some things i'd like to ask your advice about. i would kill to be in that meeting. curiosity may just kill me on that one. the rumor mill, of course, always spins during this week and current eventswise there are three topics that have risen to the top of the conversation. the first is that speculation about time warner. several executives i spoke to said that they thought the deal of the week was going to be a sale of univision or perhaps descripti scripps network. now say they time warner is the buzz. second aereo's plan "b" or plan "c" and trying to rebrand itself as a cable company. aereo is not here. the broadcasters are. we'll hope to