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gerri: lou dobbs on for now.ve some good numbers to back that up with. >> the republican party needs good thinkers and they need to urgently. 2014 is coming at us quickly. overall, voter turnout was 56% down from 62% in 2008, down from 62% in 2004 in black voters representing 12% of eligible voters nationwide, casting 13% of the total votes last year. it made all the difference. black voters turned out at a higher rate than white voters and as they say, the result is history. gerri: will we be talking about tonight? >> tonight in the "chalk talk" we are going to take a look at just how the president is doing. we will talk about the very latest on benghazi with a the man who once led the hunt for bin laden. it looks like after seven months, more than seven months, but the break is forming in that stone wall that the administration has put around the executive branch, including the state department. we will be joined by michael sharp who is the leader and we will be talking about the economy and stock prices gettin

i'm n for lou dobbs. the s&p and nasdaq suffering the worst week of the year after the recovery and the roadblock. hiring rose sharply with the economy adding only 88,000 jobs, well below annual estimates of 200,000. the worst job creation since june of last year. the unemployment rate fell from 77 to 76. don't get excited. that is only because 496,000 americans dropped out of the work force last month. deliver participation rate fell from 63 and and a half to 63. the lowest level since 1979 when jimmy carter was president. even president obama's former economic adviser saying, this is a punch to the gatt. stocks plunged as a result. although they ended up recovering more than half there earlier losses, the dow did end the session off 41 points. the s&p finished down seven and the nasdaq down 21. analysts saying the cell in may and go away strategy is starting, just a little early. we will be talking about the jobs report and market direction , the senior u.s. economist with deutsche bank securities. also

for more let's bring in lou dobbs. his is one of our favorite topics the -- >> of favorite topic. he combines two of those old adages. the government is here to help and the check is in the mail. i think in the incense of the fha and this call by the obama administration for them to lower their credit standards, it is almost incomprehensible that this demonstration, no matter -- suppose no one is more critical of this a administration and i am, but even i am stunned by the stupidity of the statement. we are just coming out of the worst economic crisis since the depression. it is certainly without any qualification whatsoever the fault of the agency's that permitted this securitization of mortgages. and they're at it again five years out from the death of the crisis. the. gerri: the administration say we will let holder fee to the fire of these people go belly up. the government is so involved in the banking process. there'so daylight. gerri: that is true. you would like to reserve the fact that this is the obama adminis

it is an issue that lou dobbs recently addressed. 47% of americans receive some sort of welfare. this is to criticize the government that over the course of a decade has squandered billions un billions of taxpayer dollars. they have lied to our faces while doing it. it goes on because the idea the american people have, that they can continue to accept this nonsense that is coming from this administration, the previous administration as well, this is not a republican or democratic issue that a government. it is malfeasance on the part of a government that should be responsible and in tune with the national interest and it i not. gerri: you know, i love "chalk talk." what are you doing tonight in "chalk talk"? lou: we are doing in thinkable. we are going to examine why it is mitt romney lost the election last year. it is a series of democratic numbers are very compelling and economy working against them, this two-term president setting historical records with winning a reelection tonight in the "chalk talk". gerri: thank you, it's alwa

i'm lou dobbs.the boston marathon bombing terrorist attack now say they have identified a suspect, although no arrests have been made at this hour. we do not have the description of that suspect. this after a day of back-and-forth reporting on whether or not someone had, indeed, already been identified as a suspect and had come in some cases, been arrested. those questions loom large through the date. at the end of the day they brought no answers. law enforcement officials with ties to the investigation reportedly confirming to the associated press earlier

for more on this, bring in lou dobbss, host of lou dobbs tonight. y just drive you over the edge? >> well, it's plenty frustrating, but imagine, what, if you lived in stockton, california right now. the federal judge today ruling on just about everything except where doescalpers fit in, the california workers retirement program. it's a city so mismanaged, so destructively mismanaged over the course of the last 30 years, it's hard to imagine that responsible people were in charge. in fact -- gerri: well, you know, what i find interesting is they promised health care benefits to retired employees for life. >> well -- gerri: how do you think they would pay for that? >> well, it's a vicious cycle grown up around the country. that is, you see the city council and the mayor move money out into the public employee unions, and those public employee unions take the deals, whether their health care benefits, pension funds, now, usually unfund the, and then move the money over to the democratic party, usually the democratic party, and that supports the candidat

lou dobbs talks about it gaining traction. adam: fox business the only business networks to show you the arrest on friday. today we will show you what this means for steve cohen. lori: let's kick things off as we do with stocks now. checking in for the first time this hour with nicole petallides. the market starting a little lower here. nicole: that is right. the dow and the s&p each gained 10% in the first three months of 2013 pulling back a little bit on this first trading day of a new month and a new quarter. certainly coming off of the losses earlier today the dow and the s&p set some new highs intraday. a record all-time intraday highs. so we did see some green on the screen. a little disappointing, we got in some construction numbers. china playing into this as well. intel and cisco couple of names to keep an eye on. securities downgraded intel. down 2.2% right now, some concerns of a delay in the profits bringing concern along with it. shares up one quarter of 1% as they raised their dividends and chief financial office

tonight and lou dobbs and --.ns me now. >> we're going to be focusing in -- what the house calls regular order. they are not going to be dealing with this nonsense about a bomb's rush to put forward and 844 page game of a plan on immigration, they are going to meticulously as the chairman put it, go through land build a case where guest worker program and agriculture and guest worker program, also to build an everify requirement that will go into effect if they have their way within days of its passage and signature into law by the president. this will not be some omnibus legislation, some giant comprehensive bunch of junk. much like obamacare. and and it is rational and effective and humane including those in this country illegally. gerri: keeping congressman smith on last night, does he say something similar? of with his point of view. lou: he is more strict in his view on this. he does not believe there's anything about this 844 pages that is worthy of discussion. if the president and senator marco rubio and ot

lou dobbs with the latest on the intense gun debate. we will find out what lou thinks about that we have some americans -- why have some americans changed their mind about legal riding pot. also, jesse watters goes to detroit to investigate the chaos out there. those reports after these messages. >> bill: and in the impact segment tonight. lou's the boss controlling firearms. today, the senate advanced a bill that would require more background checks on gun buyers, tougher penalty on those who sell guns illegally and provide more money for school security. in addition the president and first lady are making guns central focus. in january pendleton was shot dead in a chicago crossfire. and that terrible crime is now part of the national debate. >> and as i visited with the pendleton family at her funeral, i couldn't get over how familiar they felt to me. because what i realized was her family was just like my family. pendleton was me. and i was her. but i got to grow up. and go to princeton. and harvard law school and have a career and a

lou dobbs is here. they already feel they do pay their fair share and they're paying more since the income tax hike. the president says not enough. >> in his view. i don't think there is such a thing as enough for this president. he continues to ignore the fact that the top earners in the country are paying the vast preponderance of the income taxes, over 70% of taxes paid. this is a budget, however, that continues what i think we would have to call it the obama legacy. propose, don't dispose and dispose of it as quickly as possible. he calls for $50 billion in more spending for infrastructure. for what specifically, we don't know. >> neil: i wonder where the trillions in infrastructure went already. what did you make of the offer on social security, that it was a salve to make up for tax increase. >> it was, at best, an opportunity to show someone in the basement of the white house or the west wing knows how to do math. they throw out $130 billion over ten years as a savings because they're going to ta

lou dobbs joins us next.orth korea planning to restart a nuclear reactor that has been closed for five years? melissa: $10 per hour? illinois minimum wage already the fourth highest in the nation now wants to hike pay by 20%. why she says that would actually be a business killer. lori: and we heard on the bitter rebuttals to john stockman's piece saying this is a big problem how the u.s. fed has depressed the u.s. dollar, so we're seeing a stronger dollar today, but it is historically illiteratalittle weaker. we are back after this. welcome to the new new york state. what's the "new" in the new new york? a new property tax cap... and the lowest middle class income tax rate in 60 years... and a billion dollars in tax breaks and incentives. new opportunities for business. over 250,000 new private sector jobs were created over the last two years. and 17 straight months of job growth. with the most private sector jobs ever. lower taxes, new incentives, new jobs, now that's news. to grow or start your business in

melissa: lou dobbs on the president's plan to cap retirement savings. the government wants that too. lori: return to sender, the united states post office backtracking on cost savings plan. melissa: is the fed blowing a new housing bubble? ed pinto, chief credit officer at pinto, joins us with a warning call in today's wail westbound lane" -- today's "wall street journal" end-ed. the dow and s&p i hitting new intra-day highs. >> record, record, that is the day we are seeing here on wall street with the dow and s&p 5 # -- 500 hitting all time record high intradays here. the dow at -- the nasdaq at a multiyear high. the nasdaq up 1%, not quitting, traded as high as 14825. we got the fed minutes. obviously, that was a big deal showing the fed is ready to continue money printing and bond buying helping to keep markets alive. that's been supporting this market, also, look here at tech joints doing well. as we said, the tech -- nasdaq up 1.8% and ibm shares on the rise, ubs raised ibm to a buy, cisco, ibm, hp, microsoft doing so well, and there they are for y

lou dobbs with the latest on the intense gun debate. we will find out what lou thinks about that we have some americans -- why have some americans changed their mind about legal riding pot. also, jesse watters goes to detroit to investigate the chaos out there. those reports after these messages. using supercomputing and mobile technology over our secure network, verizon innovators are building a world of medical treatment data in the cloud. so doctors can make a more informed diagnosis from anywhere, in seconds rather than months. because the world's biggest challenges deserve even bigger solutions. powerful answers. verizon. resulting in unexpected power and agility. experience the adventurous, all-powerful gator rsx850i. sixty-two horsepower, a fully independent multi-link suspension and a top speed of 53 miles per hour. it's a whole new species of gator. right now, visit your dealer or johndeere.com/gator to get $800 off the gator rsx850i. uh, charles couldn't make it. his single miles card blacked him out here and here. he should ha

lou dobbs with the latest on the intense gun debate. we will find out what lou thinks about that we have some americans -- why have some americans changed their mind about legal riding pot. also, jesse watters goes to detroit to investigate the chaos out there. those reports after these messages. ♪ using supercomputing and mobile technology over our secure network, verizon innovators are building a world of medical treatment data in the cloud. so doctors can make a more informed diagnosis from anywhere, in seconds rather than months. because the world's biggest challenges deserve even bigger solutions. powerful answers. verizon. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all onhinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ >> bill: and in the impact segment tonight. lou's the boss controlling firearms. today, the senate advanced a bill that would require more background checks

lou dobbs is here to weigh in. [ laughter ] lou: there is no question.when i think there is no way that it frustration could stun me, surprised me, they come up with something like this. there is no way to rationalize the suggestion that you allow this to be so easy that you would be back in the business of the affordable index manipulation that we watched under the clinton administration and the bush administration. it is just stunning to me. the% of the folks were first-time homebuyers going into the crisis. it is already back up to 30%. this has to be benched intelligently. we have an easy money era in front of us because of the fed. managing this stuff is critically important. lori: the government has not figured out what role they want to play by way of fannie and freddie. lou: we have to move these people out of the housing industry. with this attitude being expressed by the obama administration, it comes the circle that it is a socialist view of the world. they want to disturb the basis for which people will be getting houses. right after we watch

lou dobbs will wait in. congress will consider opting out. melissa: positive progress on the keystone pipeline. the chairman, congressman joins us as canada threatens to take its oil to asia if the u.s. does not act. lori: we are in the traders. it is back to the floor of the new york stock exchange. positive gains at the moment. nicole: up arrows across the board. the tech heavy nasdaq the best of the bunch. as far as economic data, we got in jobless claims. a little bit better than expected. news that the uk avoided a triple dip recession. that is good news. exxon is down 1%. 3m is down 2.25%. we talked about soft demand. when you talk about exxon, quarterly profit is up slightly. those are the two names that we are watching at the moment. back to you. lori: thank you. those were not the only companies reporting, of course. melissa: ups posting nearly a 7% profit. the shipping giant express concerns about the health of a global economy. it expects 2% growth for the u.s. this year. shares are up nearly 2% on the news. colgate-palmolive share

let's bring in lou dobbs. lou: he seemed so reasonable there; did it he? surrender.uspend their own critical judgment. let him feel the real power as an emperor should. did you notice he had it going down? i saw only the hair. [ laughter ] melissa: i do not know where we are headed with this. liz: i think this is about behaving. he is basically saying, i told you so on sequester. $44 billion over a course of seven months. it amounts to nothing. the way in which his executive branch has chosen, particularly with the faa to create pain, as they so lovingly put it over at the executive branch, it worked in the case of the faa. the republicans were too smart by half, though. they went ahead and, let's fix that. it could be problematic of 2014. we are back where we were. there is not a strategy where you can control this government from one house. tracy: what did you think of the way the president handled the question on how they got the solution to the furloughs and white lace? i is that such a challenge? lou: it is a challenge because it does not fit this president goal

we take it out in the "lou dobbs forum". i am joined here next. will it happen? a generous offer from the chairman of the senate judiciary committee today, he will consider holding a single hearing on emigration reforms executive director of the national immigration forum. also with us, attorney for vinson and wilkens and the co-author of numerous state entirely immigration laws, a kansas secretary state. thank you for being here. let me begin with you. and i have to put it like this. i mean, talking about maybe he will consider one hearing. at through the senators and the united states senate or not there comprehensive immigration reform was attempted. >> a handful of hearings on immigration reform as it moved forward. lou: you're satisfied? >> not new to the u.s. senate. in fact -- lou: one-third of the senators. >> behind the american public in terms of working as a solution. the congress is ready to debate a lot. lou: sort of like health care? let's get real. >> the voters, not trying to insult the voters. the senate will work its way through the process. it

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what is funny and all of this today the media matters' left-wing activist group said that lou dobbs ist because he is asking questions. they'' to a fellow who was very nice and i am sure a good man out of ucla who just happens to be a chicano activist who opens all sorts of numbers we cannot rely on just as you cannot rely on the numbers from the federation for immigration reform. the government is in the one providing these answers. did not have the answers for their own committees, congress the senate or the president. gerri: will we get them? is there a sense that some day somebody will come across with the real actual facts? is it a rush job? >> this is even worse than the obamacare rush job. this is a president of gang of 8, the conservatives of the gang of 8 have fallen in line with a rush to judgment rather than rational and effective and humane immigration program, they try to block out any participation by citizens to are done and this is pitiful. the national media of course, is left-wing liberal and is falling in line with the very same orthodoxy then if you want to ask for

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i'm lou dobbs.nvestigators in the boston marathon bombing terrorist attack now say they have identified a suspect, although norrests have been made at this hour. we do not he the description of that suspect. this after a day of back-and-forth reporting on whether or not someone had, indeed, already been identified as a suspect and had come in some cases, been arrested. those questions loom large through the date. at the end of the day they brought no answers. law enforcement officials with ties to the investigation reportedly confirming to the associated press earlier in the day that a suspect had been taken into custody, placed under arrest, and was at that time headed to the federal courthouse in boston. the broadcast and cable television networks including this one went to air with the information. the fbi later denied the story and scolded the media for not verifying information through appropriate official channels. then came an evacuation of the courthouse. the building cleared because of an u

alas, it was not to be, lou dobbs. host of lou dobbs tonight on the fox business network.have to laugh because i mean, it sounds like a shocking failure, but it's not that funny because it involves our money. >> yeah, but you know, the fact is, you might as well laugh, they haven't made a car in over a year. they didn't sell hardly any, except leonardo dicaprio and matt damon and justin bieber got in on the ground floor. and everybody watching and listening right now can feel proud of something and tell their grandchildren they were co-investors with justin bieber and leonardo dicaprio. >> megyn: it wasn't fisker's fault. how can they survive when they gave a car for consumer reports to test and it break down on the test track. what chance did it have? >> what chance did they give themselves? >> right. >> zero. in a free market this thing should have blown up, gone away. the investors-- >> why did it fail? >> because they couldn't build a car and make sense of it. they outsourced everything, they didn't own the technology, nothing was proprietary. they were nothing more th

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for his sake let's bring and lou dobbs. what do you make of the events of the last 24 or 48 hours?he nation is breathing a deep sigh of relief but now the question is mounting for the most part. looking at the former ambassador also katie's mark the -- mcfarland and what was the role of russia and its intelligence agencies and national security agency with the investigation into the elder tsarneav. and why is it it was that in any event not detected or reported to any way suggested who seem to know the two brothers? and where will the blame for what did transpire fall? because now there is a very serious inquiry on the part of congress talking to the leading politicos to figure that out. and what is the next threat facing the country because of this terrorist act was nothing like the september 11 terrorist acts that launched the war on tear. gerri: i am sure you will have a bang up show. the whole conversation about the whole unbelievable story in boston is resolved is fascinating. thank you. house still to come might to send seventh on the ridiculous push for obamacare and unions

to explain further, fox business anchor lou dobbs. you were amused by the barney frank interview.t did you think? >> you have to give the former being in thereat credit. public arena. it was a great display of precisely what he was talking about. it's a country divided. he's not divided in a pejorative sense but divided did in the viewpoint and values right now. america has a great arena where there is a contest. i think you both demonstrated how it should be. strong points of view and civility at the same time. >> bill: who would you rather have dinner with? with? >> you, because i know you'd buy. >> bill: that's right. frank would never buy. get to the mexican food stamps on the subject of dinner. what is the headline of the documents that the usda didn't want to give out. they had to get it from freedom of information. what is the headline? >> judicial watch, during the country, again, a great service. the headline is this. that the american people are being gameed again, not by the mexican government. not by illegal immigrants but by our own government. this program started in

lou dobbs is here. lori: let's update you on the markets as we do every 15 minutes, happening fast and furiously. we have the first check in this hour with nicole. what's the word on the floor among traders there, nicole? >> a couple things to note, obviously, we were selling off, back looking at what we looked at on monday, monday, we dropped 265 points, below even those levels. the vix, fear index, up 20% easily showing the nervousness in the market. selling across the board, particularly in economic sensitive areas like energy and technology, and apple, for example, below $400, and we'll is more on that throughout the show. the one thing to note is the volume is not as heavy like we saw on monday. there's less volume and less conviction to the selling; however, the selling is happening across the board. there's economically sensitive areas like financials bringing me to bank of america. reporting their quarterly numbers, look at bank of america. this weighing on the dow jones industrials, but more im

lou dobbs weighs?i: good way to put it. ♪ how do traders using technical analysis streamline their process? at fidelity, we do it by merging two tools into one. combining your customized charts with leading-edge analysis tools from recognia so you can quickly spot key trends and possible entry and exit points. we like this idea so much that we've applied for a patent. i'm colin beck of fidelity investments. our integrated technical analysis is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. >> let's get you updated on markets. stocks now, every 15 minutes we go to the new york stock exchange where we find lauren simonetti. >> hi. lori: dow is up five points. what is influencing investors here today? >> we're really struggling to stay above the flat line for the dow and s&p. the nasdaq is down. we're worried about the jobs report we're going to get tomorrow morning. then we have the central bank liquidity that's helping but the fact t

lou dobbs is here. what do you think? >> i think they are idiots.t this is an attempt, again, to constrained the ira loss. savings. capital formation. and that geniuses in this administration, but this idea. you know, i don't know about anyone else, but i am about sick of the lack of original thinking in washington, by the way, this is not limited to the white house. the most exemplary of it. but the idea the you want to tax , the you want to tax and you want to tax. they should be talking about how to grow the economy. the president is not obviously like to work. but that does not mean millions of others don't. there are about 20 million folks who would like to work. he should be working overtime to see that they get a shot, an opportunity to work. gerri: it could not agree more. >> i am disgusted with this. gerri: series with the standard policy would mean. we already have a disaster in retirement savings. the average 401(k) of $58,000, not enough for retirement. this would make it worse. according to studies of people would save 11% as 24% less b

have a good weekend and a v >> thanks for joining us for this special weekend edition of lou dobbs tonight. a pivotal week for same sex marriage, with the supreme court hearing two days of arguments, whether to strike done the defense of marriage act, and, california's ban on gay marriage proposition 8. questions and comments by the justices, signalling they were skeptical about doma, but, less how they feel about prop 8. several justices raising the prospect they could dismiss the case with no ruling at all or address it in a way that would have little to no national impact. we'll ha a report by fox news supreme court correspondent shannon bream in moments. we'll talk with a panel including fox news digital politics editor, and chris stirewalt, juan gyms and lis weihl -- williams and lis weihl. >>> cypriot banks announced they are confiscating 40% of bank deposits holding more than 100,000 euros, but that legislation of course could never happen here. or could it? we'll talk with legendary investor and financiers about the economy and, what we can expect next and the white house announcin

joining us now to explain, lou dobbs, host of lou dobbs tonight on the fox business network.e took heat for that remark and i do think at some point a person's made enough money and now in this budget. i think at some point a person's saved enough money, at least in their 401(k) and that number is, and those people are? >> well, the number of people this affects directly off the bad, 6,130. 6,130 will have assets in excess of 3 million dollars or-- income is-- >> over of the course of your lifetime and many start putting in 401(k)'s since we were in our 20's and hoping to retire in our 60's. if over 40-plus years, manage to accumulate 3 million dollars, he says that's enough. >> exactly, accumulate is the important word there. if a man or a woman is fortunate enough or smart enough and works hard enough to see their 401(k), their ira rise and appreciate significantly, this is the federal government, this president, putting a cap on how much you may have. it is a direct attack on success. you know, this is becoming a theme of this administration and it is a very important chan

melissa: time now for lou dobbs. one of those things where you accidentally blurt out the truth or was this contrived? senator bach sus -- >> senator baucus is not the kind of man that makes those mistakes or actions in his expressions. he was talking to her earnestly and forthrightly sayingings secretary, you have got a mess on your hand and you have very little time to turn it around. she misspoke at least, she was not fulsome in her answers in dealing with the exchanges because october we begin to see those constructed. four out of 30 republican governors are going to go along with it. the rest are not. melissa: wow. >> 33 legislators, or governors have rejected the idea of exchanges. federal government, here you go. we may be partners with you but we're not doing it. and you get going. so, we're watching some real uphill work for the department of health and human services. and i frankly don't think they're up to it. and obviously neither d th that powerful language to make a very simple and, simple point. get to

lou dobbs is the host of "lou dobbs tonight" on the "fox business" network.the way they discussed it in the politico column was obamacare for thee but not for me, as according to that report, these lawmakers on capitol hill were scrambling to find a way to get themselves and at least their top aides out of the obamacare mandate and just back on sort of regular federally sponsored -- >> plain old souper duper care. >> megyn: it's amazing what a little sunlight will do. >> a little sunlight, is little sunshine is a great disinfectant. >> megyn: now they're saying the talks are dead. >> i don't believe that either. >> megyn: you don't? >> i really don't because they lied all the way through. harry reid lied straight to the american people's faces. it's not the first time, of course, but this time he was contradicted and found out and revealed by the second most powerful democrat on capitol hill, that is nancy pelosi! just after he and steny hoyer denied there were ever any talks, of course there were talks about this. they were moving forward. and by the way, th

voice heard and join the discussion at lou dobbs.com an e-mail me at lou@loudobbs.com or twitter at lou dobbss. the man accused of sending rice and poison to the president now suspect it was a frame. we will tell you who was really framed. next. @ lou: officials dropping charges against the mississippi man who was suspected of sending rice in poison letters to obama hours after paul kevin curtis was released on bond the investigators yesterday said they found no evidence of the potentially deadly poison in the man's home or his car and the fbi is investigating other potential suspects and we're told it will be another month before a federal court decides whether the faa can furlough air traffic controllers because of a sequester, they say. causing flight delays around the country the d.c. circuit court of appeals say because they're such an efficient organization they have set a deadline of may 22nd and the main airline industry group to file documents before denying the request of the emergency stay trying to stop the furlough. they did not think that would be inconvenienced to thousand

cheryl: lou dobbs weighs in on the president's controversial plan ahead. lori: anotr