while it may look good, a new op-ed by boston properties ceo mort zuckerman points out it might not be painting the most accurate picture, surprise, surprise. the number of full-time jobs actually plunged by 523,000 while part-time jobs shot up by roughly 800,000. is this further evidence that we're becoming a part-time nation? how will that impact us going forward? joining me, monica mate at that from and spencer ante, from "wall street journal" and fox business's charlie gasparino is back. did you get thrown out of sun valley? what happened there by the way? before we get to this very important top i can i want to clear the air what happened with mr. gasparino. you got booted out on your tuc-c-s? >> well -- melissa: no? >> i don't think the gentleman in question had, look at that. >> wanted to touch me. here is what happened, that guy at 6'3", 300 pounds, at least -- melissa: i don't an know. did you weigh him? >> no. i'm not going to pick hill up. basically attack ad fox business producer, a woman who is five two, 100-pound, soaking wet and attacked her, screamed at her. stuck a fin

the economic and political impact of president's policies, and talk with real estate ma magnate mort zuckerman. >> and fox news national security analyst ktmcfarland will join to us discuss what will happen with the israeli and hamas truce. whether it will be sustained. >> stocks ending the month with a more than 300-point sell-off today, steve forbes with us to discuss the market meltdown. now we begin with a border crisis, number of minors crossing the border continues to rise, there is a huge increase in families entering illegally, number of families, apprehended rising 6 fold to more than 55,000 in 9 month through june, 9400 a year ago. joining us now are in on this more on this border crisis, and big businesses support for so-called comprehensive immigration legislation. and many of the issues that affect our country right now, billionaire publisher, boston property chairman, mort zuckerman. >> always good to be here. lou: let's start with this -- this donny brook in the house today, speaker boehner again, incapable of counting votes. >> he may have counted the votes but he did not have

house literally, mort zuckerman is here with us on why he thinks the labor market is even more miserable human that we are adding hundreds of thousands of jobs, plus we will get his take on the fighting in the middle east. and then jeff blau joins me from his massive hudson yards project. he says this will redefine new york city. just reported their second quarter results. beatoks like they have a and scarlet fu has more. citigroup wanted to focus on the earnings result in its conference call with investors and emphasize the idea that has moved past the $7 billion settlement with the department of justice, 4 billion of which will be a fee to the government. results,of the earning adjusted earnings per share $1.24 beating the average estimate of one dollar five cents. -- one dollar five. cents. -- $1.05. net interest margin is the money on loans increased to 2.87% but that appears to be a myth to what analysts were looking for. they were hoping for 2.88%. michael corbett is making comments. commercial and industrial loans continue to do well as the economy recovers. they want to reduce op

mort zuckerman. >> no, they never will be dead.t doesn't mean they will happen or successfully at this stage of the game because all that is going on. but no, i don't believe they are dead. both parties need it and some point or another will have the proper result. what's happening now, though, is one of the most serious moments of clash between, particularly because hamas merged and that changed the whole plo. that's changed the whole role of mahmoud abas. he is dealing with the terrorist movement and that puts a whole different character to it. even having said that, i think there is going to be a chance for some kind of a progress, not a final solution, it won't happen in the short run. hamas is very -- hamas is very weak at this point, okay. they joined up with the palestinians. but they are broke. they had 40,000 employees. they had no money, and the plo is refusing to pay for it. the palestinian authority isn't going to pay for it. they are being marginalized. >> john, the peace talks are dead for now. they are dead indefinit

two big proxy players are in the house literally, mort zuckerman is here with us on why he thinks thee miserable human that we are adding hundreds of thousands of jobs, plus we will get his take on the fighting in the middle east. and then jeff blau joins me from his massive hudson yards project. he says this will redefine new york city. just reported their second quarter results. beatoks like they have a and scarlet fu has more. citigroup wanted to focus on the earnings result in its conference call with investors and emphasize the idea that has movest

scrutinizing this issue because this morning in "the wall street journal," there was an op-ed by mort zuckermani want to pull a quote out of there that isn't necessarily about the fact that we had 800,000 part-timers and 523,000 loss on full-time, but it's along the same topic so let's put it up on the screen. since mid-2007, the u.s. population has grown by 17.2 million according to the census bureau, but we have 374,000 fewer jobs since november. '07 peak and are 10 million jobs shy of where we should be. do you agree with his assessment there, richard? >> well, yes because one of the things you've got to factor in, you know, a lot of people are saying hey, jobs are back to where they were, you know, post-crisis. but you have to remember the population has grown substantially over that amount of time. so you have the same amount of jobs while you have a larger population is not necessarily a good conclusion to what's going on. we need far more jobs. and one of the things that we track is population growth relative to job growth. and it's only been the last few months that job growth has been