lori: back with the a team, judy miller, michael goodwin, national review correspondent kevin williamsonident going out on these campaign style events versus meeting with congress. >> yoke he wants a -- i don't think he wants a deal. if government workers are unionized, they are a very important source of campaign donation to democrats, you cut salaries, you cut positions you take money out of democratic campaign pockets. i don't think he wants a deal. lori: i have to ask you about farrakhan. you have interviewed him. chicago murder capital of the world, a good solution? >> i just came back from chicago i did a piece on the gangs and murder there. more than 500 murders a year. lori: insane solution? a solution nonetheless. >> if you are a crazy person. >> the idea that a gang banger is a sold o soldier way is insa. the problem with chicago is, chicago policing. the police in new york have done a much better job under the same is, circumstances. the read that police are not taking guns and locking up kids with guns they are using t

, a-team author radio talk show house monica crowley, and fox, news host, laurie rothman, and michael goodwinou areon one not attired in well, you have a tie. let me begin with you, your reaction to the cia hearings? >> i thought that whole day was a debacle for this administration. these people are all applying for a new job, that is there only because the senate republicans refused to vote on his replacement until they got more information about benghazi. you continental bine that with -- combine that with john brennan, and martin dempsey, i thought it was awful, i thought that testimony was not believable, i thought that idea that the president was not involved that night, they didn't hear from him? that is a disgrace. any offer in the military would be court-martialed for disappearing in the moment of battle, this is our commander in chief. lou: the stunning testimony to me, it came from so many quarters, defense secretary, general dempsey, who said, no one asked him for help. that was a gut-wrenching, to me, statement, one that i never expected chairman of joint chiefs of staff to stay,

michael goodwin. and joe trippi. what is going on, joe?concept that this administration just does not seem to have a -- anyway to move forward on this, is to me appalling. >> well, we can't compel another country to do what -- to give us you know interrogation of somebody. it -- i mean, we have to abide by the laws of the country these guys are in. but also,. lou: like in libya? is that what -- >> no, but it's clear whether we're getting -- whether the are asking the questions we want them asked. in other words, a lot of times we let the government in place in egypt do the interrogation, they have -- they can do things in their technique that we don't do any more. and so it is unclear to me, from any of the public statements, what going on. >> are you surprised that the obama administration is giving up those e-mails? >> on benghazi? no, not at all. i think it is because of the brennan hearing and confirmation. they want to get that confirmation, but -- i doubt there will be much in there that will be of interest. lou: well, i -- >> 71 --

. >> interesting, leave it there thank you so much for joining me, mik michael goodwin, judeit miller. kevin williamson. that is it for us tonight. i am in for "lou dobbs tonight," you can see me alongside melissa francis each day here on fox business. neil: if we hit a down record, not today, what if i told you we're looking at a resolution? welcome i'm neil cavuto it did not happen today, but i suspect that it is not a matter of if but when the dow takes more than 5 year high, that is good until you remember, what we were a little more than months away from at that time, a recession and later a meltdown, first signs were sprouting, home prices are easing and homeowner were having problems paying their mortgage, not a tumble in prices. not a lot of stressed homeowners but signals that maybe consumers were getting into a crunch, then came the crunch. i am saying that the signs are more persuasive, we're in for some stormy weather, how else do you explain walmart worried? walmart, a magnet for the common man uncommonly concerned about a payroll tax, and rising gas prices. and all becau

lou: remy spencer, and michael goodwin, and joe trippi. >> thank you. >> that is it for us, thank you for joining us, coming up tomorrow, ubs chief economist will join us about what is happening to the market, and former new york state homeland security czar, michael bal bony on drones and others, thank you for being with us, good night from new york. neil: linked in, face the music and pay up, anything but nothing, you are big money. you can can afford to fork over some cash. i'm neil cavuto, true, likes of linkedin and facebook not paying a penny in taxes to the federal government. to me is makes no senate all. exxonmobil still evil if it paid more than $31 billion in taxes and chevron still represen thoss paying highest rate, they don't rate any media attention -- that good. mark zuckerberg paying no rate buzz not rate any media attention, what his company does is gd, and cool. even though really, does not end up with washington seeing cool cash. lingeredin pays zero percent and walmart pays federal income tax north of 32%. caterpillar 30.7% or mcdonald's 31.3%. food for thought. t

new york post columnist and fox news contributor michael goodwin is here to answer that. alisyn: how can it be hype, hype, hype, when we heard from everybody in the administration that there will be fewer meat inspectors, border patrol agents, fewer faa workers? won't there be delays? >> that's the key, that this is the administration acting in concert to scare the american people, to go through agency by agency, to say you will have everything from fewer meat inspectors, fewer teachers, fewer firemen, fewer people guarding the borders, nuclear weapons will be unsafe. i mean, it is a kind of parade of horrors that isn't logically possible. >> alisyn: why not? if we're furloughing workers, why won't we have fewer teachers and border patrol agents? >> why are we furloughing workers? why are we making that choice when this is a cut of 2.3%? $3.6 trillion federal budget and we are cutting $85 billion over the course of a year. >> alisyn: over the course of half a year. >> okay. even then, commissioners in any local government would have smarter ways of doing it than picking t