we now have kennedy, the co-host of the independent and james freeman back with us as well.e did the math because this show is about money. turns out by raising pay to $10.10 it narrows the wage gap by $0.04. 4 sense makes perfect sense. is this a woman's issue? do you feel empowered? >> you could say anything is a women's issue, and is a reform could be a women's is because women talk on the phone more than men and somehow less telephone metadata would be collected by the government. >> that is what they're doing. it is a pr stunt. melissa: are you afraid to lay in with the ladies issue? >> i would just say this will be a tough election for democrats in the fall. you will see some variation of the minimum wage in every other week between now and then. it is better than obamacare. the wage issue will be coming back again and again but i don't know that there is the wage gap. wage discrimination is illegal. when you compare apples to apples women may actually get paid more for the same jobs. melissa: what the white house is trying to do is make it cut and dried. it is very st

fox business's stuart varney and "wall street journal's" james freeman. what do you think of what ron paul had to say? i will let you go first. >> take a glimmer of hope of announcement at fed they pointed the finger at fiscal authorities. in other words president obama and the congress. that is another issue with this fed policy of ultralow rates. they're enabling terrible policy, overspending, overborrowing in the government. melissa: right. >> but if they actually took their, took the advice, let's hope the monetary folks, the central bank, fed would step back and allow better policies. melissa: go ahead, stuart. >> as a group policy the printing of money appears to be well past its sell buy date. melissa: right. >> what the fed is tried is easy way out. steve wants them to chop it off right now. no more money printing that would be extreme and provoke a extreme reaction the they're taking easy way out. slow, slow taper, the easy way out. they're in an core. it's a rot earn corner. because they're looking at what, a slowing economy. melissa: right. >>

street journal" columnist and deputy editor dan henninger, washington capitol hill kim strassel and james freeman. as i mentioned earlier, lois lerner refuses to answer questions from congress but is talking to the justice department. what is with that? >> the issue is what part of the justice department is she talking to? an issue like this would normally be handled by the public integrity section of the department of justice. she is not talking to them. she is talking to the civil rights division, which is run by an obama partisan. that makes you wonder what is the point of her talking to the department of justice? i think what is going on here is that the obamaunderstand they are on very thin ice with this irs investigation because abuse of power is not merely a political expression, it's a federal felony. you start pulling on that string and find other people who conspired to impede a federal investigation, a lot of individuals are going to have very significant legal and political exposure. lois lerner is the one they are all hanging on to. >> it sounds like a harsh question. is the fix in?

joining me james freeman from the "wall street journal." mike boyd, aviation consultant. sean cassidy, who serves as the vice president and national safety coordinator for the airline pilots association and chatwood investment managing partner jared levy is with us as well. captain cassidy, let me start with you. how would this be different if we had the live black box technology? >> i think the conversation may be needs to shift a little bit because black boxes as i think they're being described are talking about taking a massive amount of data off an aircraft and then transmitting it to a third party. now if you consider the fact right now there are probably 50,000 airplanes that are flying internationally right now that are airborne at this very moment, the ability to get massive amounts of information not might not only be a technical hurdle but might be a infrastructure one in terms of managing all that data stream. i think what we should really be talking about is, what available technologies are out there right now and what could have been used to pinpoint the loca

we have james freeman as well. what is ackman's next move? this is pretty powerful. five seats on the board. >> icahn or ackman? melissa: ackman. how does he respond? >> icahn, start with carl. carl now will be, will push management to be more aggressive to, addressing his concerns, what ackman has raised, that this is a illegal ponzi scheme and raised it enough where he has got, the ftc looking at it. melissa: right. >> possibly state ags looking at it. i think you see much more concerted, tougher defense strategy out of herbalife right now which is basically laying back. listen, they put out statements. melissa: it is hard to mount a defense. when you look at it, they do make money by virtue of setting up new dealers. new dealers are forced to buy product -- >> and customers. melissa: not reusing it. then they don't sell it. >> i never drank a herbalife shake. melissa: no. >> i don't have a here's in this race. this company has been looked at 30 years. melissa: i know people gone inside looked at books feel like it is a ponzi scheme. >> this move makes it harder to

james freeman from "the wall street journal," and sarah quinlan the duchess of doom. i love the thunderclap. welcome to both of you. looking to expand the number of workers who get overtime saying there was a cap over $500. now it is going up to 1,000. five million more workers will get overtime. money comes from somewhere. it doesn't grow on money tree. where do you think it comes from? >> comes from business and or gets reallocated. i think fewer jobs is a result. employees are more expensive. >> sarah, do you agree with that? >> not necessarily. there is pricing power in the economy in certain areas and look at demand in spending pulse we see a lot of demand for restaurants. the number one category in february was lodging. people stayed in hotels and people went on vacation. you actually can price it into the actual price. melissa: i was at mcdonald's, it was owned by franchise owner, if you pay more workers where will the money comfort. i have two restaurants on either side of me. i can't raises or hire few people or not open the next door. he is small business ow

. >> god, you know, we didn't want to person few him and morgan freeman and james earl jones were sort george burns is dead so-- you know, we decided. >> stephen: is there a voice or anything. >> no, no, we decided to capture the magic of the creator through image and sound and music because we thought that would be much better. there is actually, there was a big debate because people are saying why doesn't god speak in the film and actually the word is the word say which refers more to dream than it does actually to spoken word. and it is a more specific word that would have been used than the spoken word so we were inspired by that to actually make it something visual and inspiring. >> stephen: in the movie do you deal with like the fish and the whales. >> there is a quick shot of it but ran out of money. >> stephen: okay. >> and all the dolphins were busy, you know. >> stephen: that would have been great. >> it would have been great. >> stephen: is there any-- in the old testament one of the things i liked about it besides there is a lot of action, because it is a vengful guy, a lot

here to discuss is james freeman of the "wall street journal" editorial board.>> so is this politically motivated? i mean, it is hidden in there. >> yeah. you had to search through the footnotes of technical bulletin to figure out. what they have essentially done is waived the individual mandate, what was the heart of this law until 2016. >> so that's not a small thing. >> no. >> the individual mandate is not a bolt on. it's incident gradual to the success of obamacare. you have to compel people to pay in or it doesn't work. >> not only the heart of the idea of how you make the system work. this is why this law still exists. a couple years ago the supreme court was going to knock it down. john roberts caved to political pressure. chief justice and decided this mandate was actually a tax and saved the law because of it. i don't know how is he feeling now that they have punted it for two years. >> how much easy easier is it now? initially had you to show this hardship that had you dealing with a cancelled plan because of obama care, bankruptcy, something like that

james earl jones, okay. he's interested. i've heard from his agent. [ laughter ] >> steve: morgan freeman as clown god. [ laughter and applausemmy: he said he might do it. he's on the fence. >> steve: he's not for sure. >> jimmy: i have to talk to his agent. >> steve: i mean, this is big. >> jimmy: yeah, this is giant. [ laughter ] and finally, you guys, this is -- we'll talk about this later. this was getting big on youtube today. i guess this dad was filming his son and he asked his son to name all the bad words he knew. and watch the kid's response. >> tell me all the bad words you know. go. >> crap. shut up. butthead. butthole. and -- butt crack. and -- [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: there we go. [ applause ] i have a feeling he's going to learn a few more words when his mother sees what daddy put up on youtube. we have a great show. give it up for the roots, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome, everybody. oh, man. this feels good. >> steve: yeah, monday! >> jimmy: we got a hot show. we've got a hot week ahead. i had kind of a stressful day yesterday. i went out with my wife and my baby. we were driving around. a