john layfield making more illegals legal will keep wages lower, longer, right? >> yeah, of course it will. you know, forget what is right or wrong here, simple economic category and this has precedence, 1986, ronald reagan give amnesty to three million illegal. you saw an influx, record amount in the following years coming across the border. i grew up on a ranch. i grew up working on a ranch in sweet water, texas, with illegals. but one of the reasons the ranchers could make money is they're able to pay such a low wage for the illegals. you add more illegals to that equation, it's just a matter of economics that you're going to keep wages artificially low for a very long time. >> and gary b., this is an environment where for seven years, wage growth has been incredibly sluggish in this country, even though the economy, somewhat, recovered from a recession. >> i agree. and look, john points out some good anecdotal evidence, but the is, immigration's effect on wages and plan has been studied since immigrants have been coming to the country. you can find some studi

. >> john layfield, final word to you, we have 11 million odd illegal immigrants in this country and wages that aren't growing. put that and that together and you get what? >> you get the biggest problem that we have facing america, borrowing terrorism when off huge part of our population that is not assimilated, and normally you're wrong. donald trump's appeal is the rest of the guys are morons. >> that'll work. >> leave it at that. >> thank you so much. >> cavuto on business about 20 minutes from now, what have you got? >> hey, a new warning about the dangers of donald trump, not from the establishment, but from the economist. the publication saying that president trump would be a big threat as jihadist terrorists, really? and is hillary clinton and bernie sanders face off in arizona, are american tax payers facing massive tax hikes? find out. we'll see you soon. >> thanks, neil. we can't wait. >>> but up here first, this major terror bust in brussels saying it should force apple to bust open this terrorist's phone in the u.s. [alarm beeps] ♪ ♪ the intelligent, all-new audi a4 is h

the bulls and bears this week, gary smith, john layfield, suzy welch and mark hannah. welcome to all of you. john, put our refugee program on pause, you say. >> the refugee program, yes, from places that we cannot verify those refugees. up until the syrian crisis, we were the largest relocator of refugees in the united nations. out of those refugees, get this, 87% had a bachelor degree or higher. however, that changes when you start talking about controlled by isis. the united nations say there are 14 million refugees. we're talking about taking in about 10,000, which is not much help at all. but you can't verify these refugees as you could before this crisis. you can't go to the local courthouse, it's been blown off the map by the war. you can't do biometric data. there is no actual way to verify these refugees. it would be better to take that money and spend it in refugee camps to improve their living conditions in refugee camps that are already in lebanon and iraq. >> suzy, one-third of the refugees that have come in since 9/11 have come in this year. so there has b

and i have time for this, congratulations are in order to john layfield.e's received an award for working with at-risk children. i didn't know you had such a heart, layfield, but you want to explain this? >> about six years ago i started up a program in bermuda working with at-risk kids and last night speaking at the espn leadership dern using sport for change around the world. this is outside of bermuda, this operating, i know you live there. >> a group out of new york, and it has about 3,000 inner city kids and raised the graduation rates in phenomenal amounts in certain schools so we work with a lot of different groups. stuart: i shouldn't have said you're a refugee, awesome for you to do that, but i think you're a good man and thank you for joining us. >> thank you. stuart: all right, check that big board. we're ten minutes into the trading session and we're down just 44 points as pretty much expected. some of that loss because of nike. president obama just 51 seconds in response to the brussels terror attacks, then he went to a baseball game, ignoring

the bulls and bears this week, gary smith, john layfield, suzy welch and mark hannah.me to all of you. john, put our refugee program on pause, you say. >> the refugee program, yes, from places that we

the bulls and bears this week, gary smith, john layfield, suzy welch and mark hannah.

john layfield making more illegals legal will keep wages