we will talk with gerri willis about that later.ant to get to some of your don'ts because this was a moment when once again we have seen two presidential candidates do this. you say don't eat your pizza with a fork but how can you apply that to other raises? what does that mean in the grand scheme which is when in rome do as the romans do. when you go to iowa and they hand you the twinkie on a stick that's been deep-fried again you will eat it. >> i would gain so much weight if i were on the campaign trail. kennedy: that you are a little tiny thing. >> it would be terrible but when you are in rome you have t like the romans do. take up your pizza and folded in half. i have to get my stuff done and shove it down. kennedy: and don't insult new york values. >> ted cruz knew what he was talking about when he said that rate we all do intellectually know what that means but it did come back to haunt him. and he never had a good explanation for that. if you are going into a big state don't insult the entire state with one throwaway line th

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for more on the government's outlandish spending, gerri willis has this. gerri: remember when the government spent tax dollars on this project? that is the shrimp on the treadmill. congress approved $5 billion on projects like that, 90% increase since 2014. some of those products include $10 million earmarks for energy costs through the 1936 rural electrification act, a program intended to provide farmers with electricity after the great depression. 99% of the us will have electricity by the 1980s. where is the money going? there are $8 million for the aquatic plants program, implants and oceans and lakes by using underwater pesticides and physical blockades. almost $164 being given to the funds of improvement of education, a program that stopped being funded when president obama asked for support. the program, programs of national significance and all the spending is despite the fact that porkbarrel expenses were outlawed. nicole: a good inside look at the spending. lauren: the final act and what a dramatic act it was. >> can't believe how fast 20 years we

gerri willis here with the details. get rid of the nations debt in eight years, presidential candidate donald trump in during a raft of criticism. experts say would be impossible to erase the nations might 10.2 trying dollars that cannot. your already, the federal government than $4 trillion a year. if you cut the annual budget in half, and ended with paid and most of the data for eight years, he still would have enough to pay seniors social security spending and the like. former congressional budget office chief douglas holtz akin is one of those get tix. >> i think this is quintessential. there's no way will been in eight years at the numbers are possible at best. people shrugged it off as a politician talking about what would be great, but not what's going to happen. >> even so, trump deserve some credit for addressing the issue, an issue politicians shy away from. it rises back to $.5 billion a day. if each american had to pay their fair share and eventually, the tab at the $59,000. lauren, nicole, back to you. nico

my colleague gerri willis is with us with details. what is the latest? reporter: here is the latest. a major break through in the brussels terror attacks and perhaps last november's paris carnage. under arrest 31-year-old belgian moroccan, mohamed abrini, trained by isis in syria and smuggled into europe with refugees. he was on europe's most-wanted list for his presumed role in the paris attacks last november which killed 130. police are looking whether he was third suspect in the airport bombing. seen as you mentioned with two others pushing carts loaded with suitcase bombs. his bomb didn't go of and he fled. according to fox news contacts in brussels, it almost certainly is him but not yet confirmed. his dna, his fingerprints have been found at a couple of apartments used by the terrorists. so, today in total, five people were arrested, including a man who authorities think might have had something to do with the brussels metro bombing. that was the bombing at the subway station which left another 16 people dead. so, deirdre, lots goings-on and news c

david asman, gerri willis pick it up for after the bell. [closing bell rings] >> stocks diving into the close. dow is down over 200 points, i'm gerri willis in for melissa francis. >> i'm david asman, this is "after the bell." it is a must-win for ted cruz if he has any chance to stop donald trump from clinching the nomination. cruz will make his case to south bend, indiana at this hour. former republican speaker of the house, back from the past, slamming the candidate cruz, calling him lucifer in the flesh! and vowing never to vote for him. will this have impact? get ready for amazon. within the hour online retail giant out with it is first

david asman, gerri willis pick it up for after the bell. [closing bell rings] >> stocks diving into the close. dow is down over 200 points, i'm gerri willis in for melissa francis. >> i'm david asman, this is "after the bell." it is a must-win for ted cruz if he has any chance to stop donald trump from clinching the nomination. cruz will make his case to south bend, indiana at this hour. former republican speaker of the house, back from the past, slamming the candidate cruz, calling him lucifer in the flesh! and vowing never to vote for him. will this have impact? get ready for amazon. within the hour online retail giant out with it is first quarter report. could come out any minute. if history is our guide we'll see the stock move up or down as much as 10% based on what happens. first let's get you back to these stocks, dropping into the close. let's go right to adam shapiro at new york stock exchange. adam, it was about 2:30 when the market really began to slide. what happened? the. reporter: i asked some of the traders down here and they

gerri willis joining us now. >> gerri willis, yeah. david: violent protest in southern california. it was violent, trump protesters, trump participants beat up by anti-trump protesters in southern california. >> 17 arrests at that event. david: seventeen arrests. bloody faces by trump's supporters. trying to orchestrate, same kind of confrontation for this. california gop is having convention. primary is not until june 7th this is their convention which a lot of delegates and potential delegates get together to hear all candidates. protesters were clearly trying to prevent donald trump and his supporters from getting in there. a lot of his supporters were already there. you about trump as you saw, possibly in the previous hour had to take a back way into the hotel at which the convention is taking place. but he managed to get in there. had to jump over a couple of hoops. walked through a couple of barriers. got inside and is speaking quite comfortably right now. >> lots of pushing and shoving. we've been watching this for some time. connell mcshane is outside of the event where tru

lauren: valiant pharmaceuticals, and gerri willis has more. gerri: valiant is seeking more room from lenders to stave off a potential default. the canadian drug company which has thought questions over accounting and business practices has begun seeking a deal with lenders to give it more time to file an already delayed annual report. valiant is asking lenders to okay moving the deadline for the 10k to may 31st stu. it could force valiant into default and an additional cushion on terms. william ackman who joined the company's board earlier this month called bankers to argue valiant's case, the activist investor has been a strong advocate of the company, valiant shares are down 90% from highs of last august. one analyst, company shares are unattractive because earnings estimates are too high. any attempt to give valiant managers breathing room could be good for debtholders. valiant's business model called the rapidfire acquisition to grow but its accounting practices raised serious questions about its financial reporting. back to you guys. nicol

gerri willis on that. gerri?porter: that's right, gerri, there is something called the additional child tax credit. additional child tax credit. it es refunnable tax credit, even if you don't pay federal income taxes, you get money, a check in your mailbox. this was meant to help working american families. and in fact, what is going on it is going to illegal aliens and why? because to get this credit you don't have to show a social security number on your tax filing. all you have to show is something called an itin. individual taxpayer identification number. this requires no proof of residency, nothing. so lots of people are filing for this who shouldn't get it, largely illegal aliens. i want to tell you whattic today had to say about this. tigta. payment of federal funds through the tax benefit appears to provide additional incentive for aliens to enter, reside, work in the u.s. without authorization, which contradicts federal law. so there you have it. tic at that calling out -- tigta calling out irs. some folk

joining me with the details on this outrageous story our very own gerri willis. rri, good to see you. what's going on here? illegal benefiting from -- >> tax credit. and you know how a tax credit works; right? it doesn't reduce your income for the purposes of the taxation. it actually can result in a payment if you don't owe taxes. you make a cash in your mailbox from the additional child tax credit. trish: so how would an illegal immigrant get that? >> well, normally when you file your taxes, you have to file with your social security number; right? you don't have to do that with the actc. you file what they call an individual tax identification number itin, which doesn't mean that you have to be a resident here or anything like that. irs is fully willing to accept that and the treasury inspector general who investigates the irs every single day, the people making sure that the irs is doing the right thing, they say this is wrong. and let me tell you what they say -- trish: okay. one second. so you're saying okay. i'm going to file taxes with my itn number, with

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gerri willis live in the newsroom with the latest. the hearing has just begun, what are you saying?reporter: you covered it here. the first panel is a bunch of academics from the world of health care, they'll testify first and then the folks from valeant. j. michael pearson filed the comments he's expected to say. let me state plainly it was a mistake to pursue and in hindsight i regret pursuing transactions where a central premise was a planned increase in the prices of medicine. so valeant ceo who is leaving soon expected to fall on his sword, describe his own actions as too aggressive in acquiring some 140 companies on behalf of valeant. we'll also hear from other people, william ackman, baby buffett and the former cfo, a controversial figure howard shiller. keep in mind, valeant is under incredible pressure, right? they have a lot of debt, and they are in danger of defaulting on their debt. a company in a lot of trouble and serious questions about raising prices on drugs three times and six times the original price. we'll follow it and back in the following hour with details. li

gerri willis with me there, thank you.says the reds carry most of the burden and another former president bill clinton gaffe. he says bernie sanders supporters shoots every third person on wall street. he did walk that back. we will fill in the context for you. >> i think you find all these youngsters who are so enthusiastic just shoot every third person on wall street. hi...i'm pamela yellen. you may have read my bestselling book "the bank on yourself revolution". over the last 25 years, i've researched more than 450 financial products. i found that one of the best-kept secrets to help you plan for your retirement is the home equity conversion mortgage. it's a line of credit for homeowners age 62 or older. and it's offered by a company you can trust- one reverse mortgage, a quicken loans company! call one reverse mortgage now to get the details. their licensed experts will tell you if you're eligible, show you the line of credit amount you qualify for, and will send you a free information kit. the home equity conversion m

gerri willis is here with case number one.mber one, a federal law enforcement official on leave for three years, my friend. three years while they investigated charges of criminal and administrative misconduct. he was paid $455,000 to sit at home. your taxpayer dollars at work, my friend. stuart: he was on administrative leave. the whole time. stuart: next case. >> another staffer, listen to this on leave more man three years ago, $340,000, this is salary, this is benefits, he was found there wasn't enough evidence to prosecute him so he came back to work. he sat at home doing nothing on our dime. stuart: if i was the union representing these folks, i presume they are a unionized. i presume they are. >> yes, you're right. stuart: i would say due process, you can't just fire people just like that. i demand due process. >> well, moo i friend, three years, too long. come on. even the office of personnel management says that's too long. goeng is-- congress is saying that's too long. there's a bill to reduce this to 14 days. we've

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gerri willis is covering comments about the u.s. headed for a massive recession and we'll get to that. first, john roberts is live in lacrosse, wisconsin, two hours northwest of the capitol in madison. >> reporter: good afternoon. donald trump held his first event of the day, now in superior. he knows all about momentum. wins tend to create wins so head like too win because he builds more momentum and pick tier the delegate prize in new york. he will be introduced in duluth by iowa wife, trying to convince women in wisconsin who skeptical about voting for trump, if i love him, maybe you can love him. donald trump turning his focus toward ohio governor john kashich, saying it's fine if john kashich wants to go to the convention but he should get out of it. he should get out of the race and stop take votes away from me. listen to how case sick responded -- kashich responded. >> he is 1-30. he lost, like, 29 or 30 or 31 times. whatever they hell it is. every single state and every single island, he's lost. >> donald trump said i need t

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gerri willis standing by at the newsroom. what have you got? reporter: this is unbelievablel. take a look at this. administratively, right? this is adnistrative leave they take because of rest, vacation, you're in trouble with the federal government, put you on paid administrative leave, investigate criminal wrongdoing, maybe administrative wrongdoing. you come back to work if you're eared. now we're finding that 116 emplees of dhshs between the years of 2011 and 2015 had, were involved in gegetting administrative leave. we were paying them $19.8 million in salars and benets. and some of these folks, let me tell youone person earning $344,000. they were off work f three years. the inveigation went on and they were eventually reinstated in their position. basically got a three-year vacation, david. and didn't have to pay a thi for it. so we're sing this being abed over and over again. let me make clear here i'm not faulting fedal government workers. i'm faulting their bosses who are handing this out like every single day it seemlike. shington is thinking about trying to take ca

get out and vote and go out and buy gerri willis' book, what new yorkers should do.out here. maria: you've been having way too much fun. sandra: it's been a lot of fun, thank you for having me and looking forward to tomorrow. i'm going to be watching the market, close above 18,000 in the dow yesterday. just a short amount away from an all-time high. and the stock market maybe another close above 18,000. watch the number noon, our lucky die is bret baier from the fox news channel. maria: that's going to be awesome. i'll be there 12 p.m. on the fox news channel. we showed the market, sandra, and, yeah, we're up. a higher opening, but the earnings news has taken the oomph out of the rally. sandra: netflix is showing. and the financials, and ibm as well. maria: this is interesting. sandra: as you noteds, there's a fed meeting near the end of the month. maria: next week is a huge week, on tuesday, primaries, connecticut, rhode island, delaware. maria: tuesday. >> 172 delegates that day will have an impact on the race. maria: we're focused on new york, but next week. calif

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the author is gerri willis from the fox business network. how are you today. >> i'm good.ill: congratulations. we'll talk about the book in a moment. markets why did they move? >> march was incredible. look at these numbers, dow up 7%. s&p up 6.66%. nasdaq up 6.89%. this is huge numbers. this is year right here. i would be happy if stopped right now and didn't trade another stock all year long. this is beautiful. that is why it is the biggest turn around since 1933, in 83 years. if you looked what happened over the course, since we had a lousy punk january, down 11% at one point, the turn around here in the positive for everything except the nasdaq. that is very good news for people with 401(k)s. we've had a turnaround. moral of the story, my friend, when you see a bad start, that is no reason to sell because you can get a turnaround just like that. bill: that is a great point but why the turn around? my thinking is because the fed and interest rates are still low and money's cheap if do you agree with that or not? >> i absolutely agree with you, you could not be more righ

gerri willis with more on that. gerri? >> that's right. dropping out of exchanges, health care exchanges. the obama care exchanges in georgia and arkansas. and as you know, as you were mentioned before, 1.7 million people signed up for obama wear this year. 73,000 in arkansas. and here is what is going on in the background. the company is failing to make money. unitedhealthcare said we'll lose half a billion in 2015 and another half a billion in 2016. one billion on the exchanges. why? blueblue cross-blue shield study explains. it says medical costs for people newly enrolled in program, they probably haven't had coverage for a while is 18.7% higher than people who would be in the average program, sponsored by an employer, say fox's health care program. so, much more expensive for these companies to operate. in this arena. and i am hearing, i've been talking to analyst this is morning. i am being told that there is an expectation that if united health can't wrangle some increases in pay, i.e., premiums, from regulators in the industry they

thank you very much, gerri willis.re keeping an eye right now on the case, what that they say, the best defense is really good offense. hillary clinton going after bernie sanders on super delegates and is the one trying to rig the system. stay with us. >> it is time for your fox business brief. the dow getting close to 18,000 you may have heard. now you can see 17,877. we have not been in 18,000 since june. we'll watch all these numbers. if you're into that the next two days. jpmorgan providing leadership for the market today up by 4%. better than expected earnings. the jpmorgan been such a big name in the financial site there, look at the other financials stocks. bank of america, citigroup improving my ability to read from top to bottom. all higher today in significant gains for banking stocks. harley davidson another performer. ahead of the earnings next tuesday and the stock is up neil back in just a few minutes with "cavuto: coast-to-coast." neil: i always thought the nba made money hand over fist. apparently not e

gerri willis is here to give you a primer on what else. >> that is right. how approiate.n a monday this year. let's talk about the obama care panel. this year it will be 325 for adults. to percent of household income. why would you be charged this? because you do not have healthcare coverage. it is an obamacare penalty. 2.5% of income. look out. here is how it comes. where the government helps you pay for your healthcare. if you do not have coverage. who is in charge of tracking all of this. we delayed the mandate. or employers for this year. they have to pay $2000 per employee. you have a business with fewer employees. after that, you have to start paying up. just a couple numbers about this tax year. peoplele in america, they will pay 3.3 milln in federal taxes. 1.6 trillion in state and local taxes. th i $5 trillion. 31% of the nation's income. this is re than we pay for food, clothing, housing. the essentials. we are paying more for taxes than we are for that. >> great news. i have been telling you about these refugees here in the united states. a lot of lawmakers are

a lot of jockeying and last-minute decision making this election cycle, gerri willis, connell mcshane first, before everything. wait a minute. gerri: why would you be that horrible to connell mcshane? he is pretty. charles: what about who is going to get the late deciders? gerri: i got to tell you, trump gets late deciders but how many will there be? it has taken karch money, every political commentator on radio, all of the republican party to get ted cruz on top in wisconsin. charles: got momentum. the thing that has helped donald trump, he was crushed in early voting, louisiana voting day, ted cruz had more votes than donald trump. that is starting to change the game. >> because of the 40%, most of those are second choices, ted cruz. ted cruz momentumwise, they buy into a trump movement. the world, all these people we heard from, trying to stop donald trump, as the message gets across more and more junk a 6 supporters go to ted cruz, not donald trump. charles: a stronghold for donald trump, does that worry democrat in the general election? charles: i do -- charles: one thingabout po

gerri willis with all the details. >> okay, not employees who are abusing it. federal government itself, people, bureaucrats, peop running department of homeland security giving people years off while they figure out caseses of administration misconduct, criminal misconduct, three years, two years, they're being paid full wages. let me give you an example. one federal law enforcement officer on leave for three years. he is paid $455,000. salary and benefits, and you know, that is pretty good. you have to have pretty good vacation. 116 employees in the department of homeland security on leave for personnel reasons. might lose the jobs, between 2011 and 2015. paid a total of 19.8 million. neil: while their cases are being decided? >> while tir cases are being decided. neil: why does it take so long? >> they're very, very slow. neil: takes a long time but meantime they have to be paid but, is it anymore quick, private sector, i mean, wham bam, boom, decide. >> they knock your keister out in hf an hour, what ppens in the private sector. neil: do they do that if you

we have energy shares that are up but solar energy companies that are down, gerri willis trying to constructhe problem or deconstruct. what is going on? gerri: deconstruct. look at this, look at sunedison down 97%, solar city and son run, talk about half of their value over the course of the year. we are not far into it. what is going on here? this is an industry the federal government said we are going to stand behind this and a 30 year business take care of it, it will be a big fat tax credit and recently extended until 2022, these companies can't make money, dig in for a second into sunedison, $11 billion in debt, they are under investigation and the wall street journal says it is likely they will file bankruptcy so here is an industry that should have the wind at its back. the revenue growth over the last few years has been massive. they can't bring it to the bottom line because they are growing too fast, federal help is not what you thought it might be. neil: thank you very much. if you are buying at all you are probably knowing anyone is going to check you out of the airport and screen

gerri willis followed it closely. >> telling the world get a nod of obamacare after the exchanges of the country's biggest health care insure the biggest you can't make it on the exchanges. he says it takes too much money. the people are too sick to ensure there will be a 2017. bad news for obamacare. neil: if. neil: if they are out, what does that mean? >> the same thing that happened after dodd-frank. if you get a mortgage, the big banks are out of the business of origination. the big insurers or get out of the business of obamacare. neil: in other words, it might cost you more. >> prices are already going on. more expensive for virtually any procedure, surgery you want to have good >> you've got a big book out now. perfectly timed with all the heat in the convention and back and forth. they don't even see reflection limit what a mirror. you are saying what? >> i'm not saying that rich people are evil. i'm saying financial success is what this country was built upon and what you need for your family. why do we build wealth in the first voice? we build wealth for kids and families t

new jersey found out the hard way, but if gerri willis is right, and she always is, expect a lot morethis. what's going on? >> reporter: amazing story. david tepper, highest new jersey earner is leaving new jersey. he, of course, with apple management. i want to put this in context, this is confusing to a lot of people. get this, the 400 wealthiest u.s. taxpayers each paid 60.8 million dollars in taxes in 2013. and by that, i don't mean they paid a total of $60.8 million. each the 400 wealthiests u.s. taxpayers paid $60.8 million. imagine. in new jersey, there's a lot of screaming on the left maybe this is going to cause new jersey to go down the toilet. here's what's going on there. personal income taxes account for 40% of the tax base there. and the third of that, get this, of that, of that tax base from personal income taxes is paid by the 1%. so gives you a sense how this all works out. i want to talk about states with the most billionaires. take a look at these maps. california has 111. new york 88. texas 51. florida 37. illinois 19. take a look at this. connecticut with 15. wash

major solar companies, the federal government, running out of money, gerri willis is here. : unbelievable. you are running a company and the federal government comes in and all the customers you do business with will pick up 30% of the tab, give them a tax credit to buy your product. will you be happy? would that be great? these companies are going bust. sunedison has $12 billion in debt, they are under investigation by the sec, they have grown too fast too quickly, look what happened to the stock price, it is in the pink sheets, solar city down, son run down, stocks have lost half of their value over the last we 6 months because it is not that they can't keep up with demand, they can't run their businesses and here's what happens when the government gets by an industry like this? all the usual rules are out the window and people are just grabbing money as fast as they can. if this is such a great idea why isn't it selling on its own? why does it require a government subsidy to make it happen? charles: an unmitigated disaster. thank you very much. judge andrew napolitano for

gerri willis is a golfer and-- >> in my office, i'm saying. >> a meltdown, show me. >> 46-year-old south-3, here is what happened on the very first hole of the masters. he six putts a score nine. supposed to do in four shots. stuart: right around theole, he putts it past and watch this. is it going to go in? no. oh. oh. >> we're talking tap-ins he misses from three feet he can't get it. from two feet he can't get it. he was asked later, what are you going to do? you've not the yips, what are you going to do? he said i don't know, maybe a brain transplant. he's upset. right after the round he scocord an 80, not good. he scored an 80 and after the round he goes back to the putting green and d practicing with some of the best people. jordan spieth takes it. stuart: a two shot lead. >> jason day was supposed to be number one, and his odds have fallen draramatically. ricky fowler a guy i know you love to love goes from 15 to 1 and he shot anan 80. the win is supposed to be. stuart: breang news, we are receiving word of an active shooter situation at lackland air force base, san antonio liz: t

gerri willis is here with her new book titled rich is not a four letter i want to know, united healthcaremacare, what does that mean for the average person here. gerri: even higher healthcare prices. republicans wanted to repeal this law. it is horribly written and crafted law, the nation's fastest growing entitlement, 24 new, it is not working, the reorganize perspective, hard to remember this now, the president introduced this legislation six months into his first tenure in office. the economic disaster turned into a recovery, to reorganize the economy which was what obamacare is. stuart: united healthcare pulls out, they said they are going to do this, can't take the losses. is that the gradual rolling end of obamacare? >> it could be difficult with big players pulling out. this is important today, this is one of the many liberal policies hurting people's wallets. directly from my new book rich is not a four letter word, if you are feeling poor, less hopeful about your financial prospect and worried about the future you can blame liberal progressive policies of president barack obama a

gerri willis has been digging deeper into these polls.vote among republicans. >> between donald trump and ted cruz, 19 points, maybe this has something to do with this abortion discussion. >> that poll was taken before the abortion gaffe by donald trump. i think it was. >> 40, 35. it is much more with women. stuart: there has got to be a spread there. it is a 47 point different. it is under 45. people under 45 in wisconsin, and the only radio talkshow host out there. and trump, hillary in trouble. >> you are young if you are 45. just missed it. thank you very much indeed. donald trump with the rnc chair yesterday about supporting the eventual nominee. the new york times is trump is, quote, trying to defuse long-standing tensions. former george w. bush spokesman is with us now. donald trump really making nice, he is not doing well in wisconsin. >> donald trump is trying to make a relationship with the rnc, saying the rnc treated him unfairly because now he is saying it might be worth investing in this relationship, if he becomes a nominee

our gerri willis picked out just one of the worst examples of waste. >> that's right, wasting your taxpayerm-1 tank, the abrams tank, $40 million of your money, my friend. the department of defense doesn't want it. there are 2000 of these sitting idle in the california desert doing nothing at all and yet, they continue to manufacture this. they're made in lima, ohio and they have parts from all over the country an and there are congressmen from around the country who support this despite the fact that the government doesn't want in 36-year-old-- >> a lot of jobs in building the tanks, what is it $40 million a pop? >> no, that's how much they're spending. that's how much the earmark is for. remember, congress says we're not doing earmarks, that's all over. big stinky lie. stuart: there's a difference between this tank and a shrimp on the treadmill. there's a qualitative different. >> drones $20 on eastbound and abrams tanks, much more. and the department of defense doesn't want it. i don't want moi money wasted, that's the thing. stuart: i see the point, but surely some friendly foreign gove

gerri willis has the story, and my first question is: how much do these billionaires actually pay ine a look at this, $60.8 million. that's for each of the most wealthy, 400 of them, u.s. taxpayers. each one of them pay that. i'm not talking about the total, i'm talking about every one of those 400 wealthiest taxpayers, they all pay $60.8 million each. stuart: and by the way, they don't earn a billion dollars a year, they have a billion dollars' worth of wealth. it is $60 million on average that each of them pays from their taxable income. >> right. stuart: is that correct? >> right. quite so. absolutely right. stuart: i found that astonishing, $60 million each from 400 of them, and tepper's moving to florida. he'll save, i guess -- >> there's no state income tax, and in new jersey there's a 9% state income tax. this is a policy these states choose. so if they want to chase people out, they can chase people out. the reality is that in new jersey they shouldn't cry too hard, because personal income taxes are only 40% of total revenue. so they're not going to go down the tubes because

gerri willis has been doing the math. >> there is no match here. annual budget for the government is only $4 trillion talking about cutting that in half every year. a lot of unhappy retirees if you do that because they're not going to get any social security. stuart: hold on a second. i don't think donald trump knows the difference. i'm not being pejorative. i'm not being nasty. i don't think he knows the difference between the national debt accumulated to $19.2 trillion. he doesn't know the difference between bad and the deficits, which is the annual red ink shortfall, which is about four, $500 billion this year. and doable. he's talking about that, but he doesn't say that. >> let me tell you what a trump adviser had to say. maybe what we could do is sell off some of the national assets. stuart: a trump advisors said that. like what? >> those early $3.2 trillion. we are not counting national parks. u.s. land in the gao now comes in and does no, no. to do that you would have to change federal law. stuart: he is not doing it right. he's not using th

let's ask our fox business network's gerri willis, the author of "rich is not a four-letter word." >>like? >> annual income of $13,000, biweekly paycheck is $751. the middle income gets slammed by 8%. it's about $200 is what you get taken out of the paycheck, and look, the reality there's no free college education. you can't have medicaid for all. that's just not going to work. >> you know what, we have talked to bernie sanders' supporters when confronted with the fact that at times he's supported a 90% tax hike on people, they go, well, that's okay, i'm okay with that because we get free stuff. >> how can you believe that? >> how can you believe that? >> there's no freedom in your life. how do you make choices in the government is making all the choices for you? right. that's my major objection. his point of view is that people can't provide for themselves. i believe that they can. >> it reminds me of the kid in fifth grade, he's like free coke machines in every classroom, longer recess. you know -- >> i'd vote for that kid. >> but everyone votes for him because they want to believe

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