. >> and that includes john mackey. who is john mackey? >> john mackey is the founder of whole foods. >> what is he right about quite >> he writes about capitalism as a moral argument that we have the moral high ground as capitalists. we are saying to people they have the freedom to decide how to live their lives. were not going to take it back to them and it's a very moral argument. >> what is students for liberty click >> students for liberty as five o. one c. three run for students by students of the network of support and resources for student groups over the world with leaders in europe, africa, oceana and all across the united states that are promoting ideas of liberty and college campuses. >> when was it sounded, where? >> it was founded in 2008 by a group of young interns

came the vow of sickness and death do us part. >> we knew that he was strong, fast, and smart, but john mackey never knew he was sick. >> he never knew. >> john died of a form of allsheimers lustral and sylvia remembers. >> it was a friend of his and i heard him say to his friend, my mom just kicked over. that is street talk for just died. and i looked at him in shock. and he was just sitting there again with that blank stare. >> that blank disease would take every penny out of his memory bank. for the next 40 years, she was left to fill in the blanks for the love of her life. >> i had to preserve what we had. i had to make sure that he was as happy as he could be. >> he forgot yesterday. she worried about tomorrow. like how she was going to get him into adult diapers. >> i brought i am home while he knew what i was saying and i said honey, look what the nfl sent. he opened the package and took a care out and put them on, went over to the mirror, patted his stomach and said hey, these are nice. >> every day, he got the mail, only because the mailbox was 19. johnny u's number. >> i know. i know

john mackey only takes a dollar salary. he has had that in place since 2006. they are conscious of how they treat their employees whether you are healthy and hap fee. i look at health benefits. that is a piece of the overall pie when you are looking at the job. if you are going to be paying for healthcare that can be 2, 3, $400 out of the pocket a month. overall if you are unemployed if you need work and you need to consider your family, your dependents then these are the types of jobs you look for. we are looking for more companies at home get jobs. thank you so much, cheryl. >> job hunt at foxnews.com. it will be on at noon today with another company that will be hiring. we will talk to him next week. we will be bringing folks in e-mail us let us know. >> you can catch the weekly column as well. >> all right ainsley 41 mention after the hour. stunning new information about the most wanted terrorist in the world using x becomes and play station. it's an ex tawed nature re. the first real evidence what deep deprivation does for you. >> tracking terrorists and

who is john mackey? >> guest: of whole foods. >> host: what does he read about? >> capitalism as a moral argument that we have the moral high ground as capitalists and we are saying to people to have the freedom to decide how to live their life. we are not going to dictate that to them and it is in my opinion very moral argument. >> what is students for liberty? >> it's a fight 1c3 nonprofit. we provide a network of support and resources for the student groups all over the world and we have leaders in europe, africa, all across the united states that are just promoting the ideas of liberty on their college campuses. >> when was it sounded and we're? connect 2008 by a group of young in terms actually in the d.c. area. they got together and have a roundtable discussion on best practices for promoting liberty on campus then they decided to have another meeting and another