john: thank you, matt welch. let's discuss one person who says she's not running. >> people feel like the system is rigged against them, and here's the painful part. they're right. john: the system is rigged against the little people? that's what progressives say and senator elizabeth warren gets people worked up about it. >> there is nobody in this country who got rich on his own. you moved your goods to market on the roads the rest of us paid for. you hired workers the rest of us paid to educate. you were safe in your factory because the police forces and fire forces that the rest of us paid for. john: that passionate speech has been viewed more than a million times on youtube. so far, though when warren is asked -- >> are you going to run for president? >> no. john: she sounds pretty certain why. doesn't she run? there are so many things she wants to do. >> i think we need to lower the interest rate on student loans. i think we need to put more money into medical research. i think we need to raise the minimum

"reason" magazine editor-in-chief matt welch. there it is. and check out the latest issue. it says don't tread on my internet, bra. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> indeed it is. gay couples can now have pizza at their wedding. has wound -- that's wonderful. they have made changes to the controversial objections law. >> in reaching an agreement to clarify the law which will unequivocally state in the vongest possible -- in the strongest terms that indiana law will not be able to discriminate against anyone, anywhere anytime. we are hoping to put an end to the misrepresentation of what this law may be and it is more of a miss perception is a better word. >> unless they are gay. >> it prohibits using the law as a legal defense for refusing to provide services goods, pho ilt ises or uh -- facilities or uh uh-huh -- accommodations. for a debate on the religious objections law i am joined by two roosters, big red and scratch. >> adam and steve cock-a-doodle-don't. do the changes make it better or more confusing? >> i don't think the changes do a damn thing. i thi

and you might recognize him from every car commercial sitting next to me, editor-in-chief matt welch. there it is. you can check out the latest issue. it's a great flag inspired cover saying, don't tread on my internet. >> a clockblock. first story. >> indeed it is.s can now have pizza at their wedding. wonderful. indiana lawmakers made changes to the law. >> in reaching agreement to clarify the law which will unequivocally stay as the speaker said in the strongest possible terms that indiana's law will not be able to discriminate against anyone anywhere at any time. we are hopefully putting an end to this misrepresentation of what this law was really intended to be and it's clearly a misperception is a better word to say. >> unless they're gay. >> hmm. the amendment prohibits using the law as a legal -- consent for refusing to provide services, goods facilities or accommodations and bars hoosiers from discriminating base on race, religion, sexual orientation gender identity and so on and so forth. for a debate on the religious objections law joined by two radios sisters. big red and

matt welch. reason magazine editor and chief. and our own elizabeth mcdonald.lk about how this relates to politics and hillary clinton in particular. i'm told this is her worst nightmare. she may be campaigning within a democratic administration's term within a recession. is that true? >> yeah. it's a big problem for her and a big problem for obama. as we speak, barack obama has been running across the country trying to do the shuffle in the end zone about how well the economy was doing. this is a splash of cold water. the numbers are worse than you said, we revised downward by 65,000 jobs in the previous months. we gained 60 or 70,000 jobs. which is really pretty pitiful. i do think this is just one month. we've been averaging 225. let's hope we get back to where we should be. do not blame this on the weather either. i'm sick of people saying -- >> i guarantee you'll hear more of that. the labor force participation was also bad. a lot of people pulling out again. >> that's right. 277,000 apparently dropped out. what i'm looking at is 190,000 on average. that's

david: matt welch, sabrina schaefer, adam shapiro.brina looks familiar, she is on "forbes on fox" a show with myself you see every saturday, 11:00 a.m. eastern time on fox news channel, our sister network. >>> meanwhile as oil production and supplies continue to fall the international energy agency predicting higher demand for oil which is likely to increase prices at pump. jeff flock is on the road as usually, literally so to see how high the gas prices might go. jeff? >> tell you, david, look out the window here, if lori spins around, 2:45 for the travel america stop at gary indiana. that is the national average. here is the problem with that, that is ticking up a penny a day over the course of the past week. it is about oil prices. look at oil price numbers today, up again today, not a whole lot but up a little bit. this is about inventories. a report out this morning they think inventories they think just about peaked. maybe there is not as much supply as we thought. the saudis, if you look at opec, they're still pumping heavy, in

earlier this week matt welch took the dow to lunch entreated this picture of me and governor johnson now they will let anybody in here. tom was upset because we spent an entire block all those in the food movement. >> slow night tonight? mr. dewi show reduce speaker boehner kissing nancy pelosi. >> please don't show that picture how can i live with that image? >> this one? one of the most heated discussions shake shack purses in and out. your the best thing to come along in a long time items 71 and i love you. you are fun. keep it coming kennedy. >> you are brilliant and keep up the good work. thank you for sending me the boxing gloves. and i wish you could be on for two hours per year you bring an interesting perspective and remember e-mail me a at fox business.com. one and we will all of it. lou: good evening. the controversial political family trying to contain a scandal to control damage to survive two main charges if they fail the clintons will be judged the most corrupt political family in history. the former president and his candidate wife with new allegations that brushes do

john is back with me also joined by matt welch editor and chief of the magazine this show is called moneyhis presidential campaign seems to be all about money. let's start with jeb bush double it you don't need a billion dollars that is not a big deal. >> jeb bush is going to need a billion dollars because he's attracting next to zero actual sort of conservative grassroots support. there's been a huge kind of upsurge in enthusiasm among grassroots there's seven years in the republican party. absolutely none of it had been to restore bush conservativism trying to use money to shock and awe the field to get them out of the way, because he lacks that kind of support from below. >> he's seeing absolutely of what he seems to believe is the truth by virtue of his action. out of fairness both month and president obama spent a billion dollars. everybody spent that last time. >> well, the really -- this entire election is going to be a test case about money and how much money at what point do administering returns of money set in? one of the things that is interesting about jeb bush is that for mo

matt welch, "reason" magazine editor-in-chief. brina schaefer, "forbes" contributor and our own adam shapiro. matt, there is old expression, fool me once shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me. they were fooled once thinking to rebuild in the thinking it was safe. it wasn't. while they be fooled again. >> i don't know they would be fooled again. david: combination of pressure and various luring techniques. >> first of all, luring techniques should not be made to individual corporations and businesses. if you want to boost business in your city, create an overall climate of public safety, of where community feels like it could be protected by its police force and lower taxes and regulations. don't do individual specific deals. that is cost inefficient anyways. this is black swan event. this doesn't happen to every cvs in the country. we're not seeing property damaging riots all over. david: the fact is, sabrina, in the poor communities we may get used to seeing cvs on every corner in new york, washington, l.a., in these poor commu

joining me now is codirector of the advancement project, matt welch of oh "reason" magazine christinaional rights. vince, i will go to you first. is there anything to the argument that essentially by old hoing up the no, ma'am nation of lynch republicans are getting nothing much accomplished because she's eventually going to get through while angering black women. >> absolutely. it make nos political sense, no legal sense. based on what we are deal ing with in the country now in terms of oh policing and race it 's an abdication of responsibility to really move forward some good policies with good people in order to solve a problem. i don't understand wie the republicans really want to just push black women and latino folks to the side. then at the same time expect they will be able to reel people in with their candidates. it makes no sense at all. >> uh you mentioned the confluence of policing and race. dick durbin made a comment that seemed to be either strategery in terms of look at this black woman being held up or oh just speaking out of turn. >> loretta lynch, the first african-a

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. >> matt welch, editor-in-chief. you heard governor walker there. he seems to want it both ways in his reply. what's your assessment april? >> sure. it's obviously becoming the boxers and briefs of the presidential campaign. whether you'll attend a gay wedding or not. marco rubio's going to attend. scott walker's not sure. the interesting question on gay marriage is not going happen now. it's going to happen after the supreme court makes its ruling later this summer likely in favor of legalizing gay marriage. so the question is, do you then use it as ted cruz will to try to lock down the social conservative vote as a rallying point to try to say i will be the guy fighting again this and introducing a constitutional amendment and introducing legislation, or do you kind of declare defeat and stop talking about it, and a lot of candidates i think from rick perry and rand paul and others will take a more federalist approach to this and just sort of say there's nothing much we can do. we have to try to change hearts and minds on a personal level. but we'