john layfield, how b will it get at the p much? >> look, i think there's a potential this could get near $4 a gallon of gasoline and the reason is becse the last 25 years, all the conflicts we've had, gulf war one, bosnia, the rumors have been worse than the news. sell the rumors by the news. equity markets down, oil prices up until an event happens. the uncertainty that is coming out of the united states, we didn't act on benghazi and looks like we're forcing an action on syria. that uncertainty is going to keep gasoline prices, which by the way oil prices have spiked higher than gasoline, gasoline is going to tick up higher the next few weeks, that uncertainty is going to keep gas prices high when it should be swooning after labor day. >> is it really the uncertainty or would it take a big event with many players involved? >> if this blows up more, if iran gets involved, israel, all that stuff, then yes, and every ten cents is billions of dollars out of the economy. we just hit five cents. so no doubt, uncertainty just adds more

john layfield, how b will it get at the p much?a potential this could get near $4

smith, tracy byrnes, jonas farris, john layfield, and bernard witman. welcome to everybody. john, the impact on jobs. >> yes. absolutely. i don't know where the administrati administration's head is. no offense to the administration, but people who are proponents of this are ignoring the facts, from investors business daily, there the express employment ceo bob funk who says, our business is booming right now because people are hiring temporary workers to fill full-time slots to get around obama care. the administration has come out and said that health care costs are already coming down. the fact is, i2009, you started to see this trend before obama care ever kicked in. and the kaiser institute just came out and said 77% of lowering health care costs -- of not expanding, not lowering, but not expanding, came to due to an economic slowdown. there is a huge cost to this. this is not free. and it's not just borne by the individual. this is projected to cost the government $1.4 trillion. we're going to borrow it from china. and as gary b. points out so well, very few government

tracy byrnes, jonas max ferris, john layfield along with david mercer. welcome to everyone. john, should unions get a pass and no one else? >> absolutely not, why would they? think about what they're saying right now. these are people that backed this law. they didn't read it. surprise, surprise, maybe some of these politicians should have read it. they're asking them to fix something that hasn't gone into effect yet. that's how bad this implementation process is going to happen. this is similar to the corporate tax put in in chicago. you put it in and companies say, we'll move to wisconsin. okay, we'll exempt all of you companies that have political influence. that's exactly what is going on here. if you have political influence, you're getting an exemption and a waiver. there have been 19 different amendments, waivers and exemptions already passed. this is ridiculous, hypocritical. what happens when politicians don't read bills they pass. >> you don't think this is a double standard, huh, why? >> they have a legitimate beef in the sense that they have a collective bargainin

. >> john layfield? >> i don't agree with the fact that you add to the supply, you're going to increase price. >> you're taking future supply, aren't you? >> any supply. >> ok, guys. we have to get out of here. >> you are correct, but you add supply you're going to lower prices, not raise prices. not to mention the jobs to build the pipeline. >>> with less than two weeks before a major part of the health care law kicks in, did we justind out cavuto and his gang were right all along about the long lines you'll see at your doctor's office? that's at the bottom of e hour. >>> but up here first, sending tax dollars to monitor kids online to fight cyber bullying. it's happening. it's happening. is that a good oh! blue! time! time out. i touched it. i touched the ball before it went out, coach. come on, alex, the ref did not call tt! you gotta be kidng me, alex! it's the champnship game! talk to him, coach. i touched, it's their ball. don't foul them when they inbound. team on 'three.' one, two, three. nice go

. >> john layfield?>> i don't agree with the fact that you add to the supply, you're going to increase price. >> you're taking future supply, aren't you? >> any supply. >> ok, guys. we have to get out of here. >> you are correct, but you add supply you're going to lower prices, not raise prices. not to mention the jobs to build the pipeline. >>> with less than two weeks before a major part of the health care law kicks in, did we just find out cavuto and his gang were right all along about the long lines you'll see at your doctor's office? that's at the bottom of the hour. >>> but up here first, sending tax dollars to monitor kids online to fight cyber bullying. it's happening. is that a good investment or an invasion of our kids' privacy? >>> coming up, sending taxpayer cash to fight cyber bullying. good use of your money or invasion of students' privacy? >>> and no w >>> as kids settle into school, one district in california is taking the fight of cyber bullying into a whole new level. it is spending ta

john layfield, layton morris are here and they know the technology, clayton morris and the investing s here on twitter going public. first of all, john, i don't know what the price of this thing is going to be, would you buy it. >> depends on the price. stuart: really? >> valuation. i believe, absolutely, look at groupon is down 50% and facebook you're basically flat for a couple of years and if it came out 10 billion valuation we don't know yet because of the jobs following s-1 instead of an s-4 and confidentiality included in this looks like 580 million doubled from 2012. 180 million. and you don't know where it's going from here and don't know the valuation. it's all a valuation right now. stuart: so, john layfield fresh out of the box from bermuda is not jumping all over twitter. >> absolutely not. stuart: hold on a second is what you say. clayton, where do they get their money from? >> well, one of the things that twitter is doing well, you talk about that growth that they've seen from 2012 to 2013. it's from mobile. remember, twitter is a mobile company. they have a leg up on fa

layfield is going to rip you a new one. but short of that, john, what do you think of that?i think that he is spot on. look at the language that has come out of both sides. comparing each other o slaveowners and not to germany. this is a disgrace that this is happening to our country. probably better than a 5050 chance that we do have a government shutdown. but i think that there is a decent chance they are. neil: okay, in the next one, how long will it last? >> yes, because we are talking about one third of the budget, $106 billion we are short. the critical problem is active-duty military gets cut, congress on the other hand continues to have multiple health care plans. they continue to get paid. they need to be locked in a library somewhere were sent to bed without dinner like melissa said. it's in a disgrace and embarrassment. neil: do you think it will last longer than a week? >> it's hard to say. we still have it. they can't agree on pipelines or obamhave a great night. we will see you on monday. >> good evening everybody thank you for being with us. quite a broadcast

layfield is going to rip you a new one. but short of that, john, what do you think of that?s spot on. look at the language that has come out of both sides. comparing each other to slaveowners and not to germany. this is a disgrace that this is happening to our country. probably better than a 5050 chance that we do have a government all right. we get one. then your next word, how long it lasts, right, keith? >> well, yeah, because, you know, if we get a couple weeks, we're talking about one-third of the budget, $106 billion or something we're short. the critical problem here is that medicaid gets funded, congress gets cut, multiple health plans, they need to be locked in a library somewhere or sent to dinner without bed. or sent to bed without dinner as melissa said. this is a disgrace and an embarrassment. >> do you think it's going to last longer than a week, john? >> it's hard to say. nobody thought the sequester would last longer than a month and we still have it. so, you know, it's just hard to say. these guys can't get along on anything. they can't agree on pipelines, t