neil: that's it. >> right. neil: what happens then?i think you're on to something about not paying your mortgage, that's for sure. neil: certainly not my cable. those thieving bastards aren't going to get it. >> i think this is so old, no one is even listening to this. neil: what was the point of that? >> scary. icebergs are going to come down sixth avenu don't you know. that's how bad it's going to be. >> by the way, it was in 2008 that al gore suggested -- >> said that we were going to -- neil: five years. >> the icecaps in the north would be with gone. in fact, those icecaps have doubled in size. >> right. >> there are other icecaps getting smaller, but the fact these predictions are -- it's a concerted effort. it's not just the frenchuy saying here in the u.s., president obama's saying it, i wake up to npr every morning, they're saying it. neil: what do you mean? >> that's what wakes me up on my clock radio. i like to get my -- neil: why not imus? >> i turn to imus, but that's -- imus doesn't wake me up the way npr do. i'm furious!

neil: really? >> yes. neil: okay.now, in case did you not hear, told their ceo to step down, new credit card that use chips. this guy's departure was soon are than thought. >> i am quoting charles payne, he said they are a long way from tarjay, it is going to take a lot to get sex appeal back, the whole thing in canada went awful, the data breach -- >> a lot of people suffer the same fate. >> this was poor, fa poor execution, it was the i-t department's fault not this guy. neil: the chief takes hit. >> canada was really awful execution, all right fine, he is walking away with $9.2 million. neil: out the door. gary? >> i think that target has bigger problem, last quarter sales down 5%, they have plan flat, retail industry right now about as catch as evere -- competitive as ofesh been, it is only going to worsen, if target does not do better tal be a dead spostock for a long time. neil: if you are looking at the need for a lot of these companys to get the smart cards or those chips that make them virtually hack-proof. t

neil: why?> they will look at the cost of the obamacare package and they will say i cannot afford that, go to the exchange and i will pay the penalty. neil: a big change. >> it is like a civil fine for attempting to provide the health care with pretax dollars bid neil: but if you don't do that, here is where i am a little bit slow. it is nothing. >> that is a cakewalk. neil: so that is where people will go. >> making up the rules as they go along. >> they call it a clarification beard neil: that is a helluva clarification. >> they will not get involved with obamacare. hire people and if you are an accountant getting out of college, specialized in obamacare. neil: good point. we will watch this, but it is not right. the other thing developing at the veterans administration, let's say you find some problems, you feel you have been personally burned by this, do you think you can sue the va, to the government? two words: "good luck." are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. morrow is full of promise.

neil: were you this liberal? >> oh, i was much worse. neil: really?t surprise me that disproportionately you have more liberals speaking of college graduation and conservatives, but this is lumps of the. >> and by the way, i completely disagree with rate because this is where lot of our opinions are formed. and college we are motivated, excited, our brains are like sponges. william and never remember the specific name, you remember your teaching just as mike lahood. >> i turned conservative. that was informed. >> a don't think your mother's going the like you just said. neil: how do we corrected or do we correct it? add think we make a big deal of college speakers anyway. just want to get throu the ceremony fast. where is this a going? >> i think the real problem is the liberal indoctrination. one of our new bulls actually found that 75 percent of students that were graduating this year from colleges could identify with over a third of their professors being liberal, which means that these views are no longer objective and of over 75 percent of them,

i'm neil cavuto.man one of those speakers today and was there then on what we might be forgetting now, the former governor of the fine state of new york, george pataki. governor, good to have you. very movin comments today. >> thank you, neil. neil: as i was hearing from prominent democrats, republicans, victims, families, rescuesers that day, those that survived that day, it seems like a lot of us have forgotten the evil that caused that day? >> you know, part of the purpose of the museum is to tell people what happened that day, including the evil, and to do it in a way that people who were not only not there but weren't even born on september 11th and understand the magnitude and horror of that attack. i think it serves that purpose. one thing for the people to remember. it is another thing for our leadership to react and act appropriately. and i fear in this case the american people understand, we are at risk again. al qaeda is way too active. other terrorists groups are way too active. we need an

i am neil cavuto. dirty secret on cleaning up our planet and heating up, is that we're already trying to address it to the tune of 77 billion dollars from 2008 through last year. that how much we commited to various programs to fight climbal change. now we hear that we tens of billions or hundreds of billions more. and if we don't lead it the whole rest of the world will be destroyed because of it. senior fellow chris horn or that and we have our fox biz allstars here. chris to you, because, i thought this debate about whether we should commit more money to this, left out a person part we already have, a lot of money, what have we seen for it? >> we've seen admissions of failure, they cross their arms, say isn't it time we began investing in these things, then they call them new technology. winds was commercializeed in 1887. solar in 1891, now they cross their arms, jimmy carter increaseed their subsidies, say time we begin investing in these losers, it is not about the climate, it is about as presiden

i am neil cavuto. just call a manic monday because the opening day of the week that five top military career officers were involved to attack the company's computer systems to get sensitive material and in one case the designs to nuclear power plant. and houses opens up to lawsuits from the rest of the world want to bring in our fox business all stars. so on the charges self you have no doubt it is true that day had indeed hacked into our most sensitive company computer systems? >> absolutely no question. we know that. there is no shock but the interesting thing is where do we go from here? neil: we can i get them to come here. >> we hear they have already bought their tickets. >> so will they turn the other cheek? >> of course, not. it will be not long before something is a shot over the about what we have for have not done with allegations against the united states said we are on the defensive end is not true. what do we gain? neil: with the benefit of the doubt i say to shea enough with the nonsense

neil: good point. have all these countries hatter is angry at us for spying so the rest of the world will say what? gimmickry just weaken the american brand like we saw with iran and russia. you got to the bully in the schoolyard it just will not work this was not the right thing to do definitely. neil: don't go too far with the controversies republicans are dealing with with obamacare. the signature issue but here is the problem with that. it could boomerang on them because the disproportionate attention to it. is that fair? after this. weekdays are for rising to the challenge. they're the days to take care of business. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and responsive, dedicated support, we constantly evolve to meet your needs. every day of the week. centurylink® your link to what's next. to build something smarter. ♪ some co

neil: charlie?ay crew exxon, i am starts tsto sound like obama -- >> well you want sanctions, have you recognize it. >> if you want to hurt putin really bad, you have to take 2000 off dow. neil: could it come to that? >> i think so. neil: what do you think? oil is a big part of the dow it will hit us, hit us hard, but that is the way it should be. >> it is today oil companies have been doing okay, i am in the screw exxon camp as well, they put $600 million in this project with prospect of making hundreds of billions, other executives met with putin years ago when you sign this deal. you had to know who you were drinking with, if this goes by the way side that is their own fault, the russian ruble and economy is suffering bad enough with all that is going on, i am sure putin's buddies are not happy. neil: to make impact as onerous as you want. >> the corporations have their talents deep into this -- talons deep into this administration, charlie mentioned he sounded anti-obama, obama is pro corporatio

neil: i wish we had more time, neil: i wish we had more time, now, neil cavuto, yoda.de. tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preserve the environment, csx moves a ton of freight nearly 450 miles on one gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow. predibut, manufacturings a prettin the united states do. means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. built the right tools and resources to get the job done. neil: what is deal with my giving career advice on my shows even what i thought was a darn good yoda impression. >> on time you must be. positive attitude you must have. not impressed withion from won't -- john from queens new york who wrote, your yoda stinks but not as much as you do. to hell you must go, john. >> you are built more like a yo-yo. >> kimberly writes may the force be with our bosses who fire you. >> you

neil: o no.ut they say it is a conspiracy to grab their retail investor then they get out. >> but the differences in matt is just figuring this out now been have been reporting this since 1999. [laughter] you just wonder why people keep falling for it. neil: that happens before the market takes a dip. >> this is not 2000. this is not pets.com going out of business it is a legitimate revenue model. neil: but there were plenty of survivors who are the survivors year? >> i think twitter will absolutely is arrived. but groupon could survive, . >> but people forget it. >> not me. i lived through it. >> i did to. you can buy my book on amazon.com. but a lot of those firms merge together. like netscape? neil: scott would you think? please just pipe down in the futures. >> i am trying to figure a how to buy charlies book amazon.com. here is one of the issues they have figured out how to generate revenues but they have not figured out how to make money. that is the problem. when companies come out and you

neil: is the two-party over? you better hope not because regardless of your views if this party has had its day in the sun and the sun is setting, think about this. tape party candidates generally are not very well not only in north carolina where the republican speaker one hand and lead to prevent to other tv party candidates from doing much damage and losing by a country mile in kentucky, a georgia, mississippi. but then finding out of the budget situation could be improving. maybe the budget may be the deficit is not an issue. and maybe it is proved. bit too quick caveat is. april is tax receipts month and the fact of the matter is at the very least looking at half a trillion dollar that is piled onto the debt. now to the former senate majority leader. and the demise of the tea party as well as the issue to galvanize. >> but i think the premature death of the tea party is wrong. like most organizatorganizat ions they're going through changes with they are a very important part. whether they all about? about gr

neil: come on. these corporations have share buybacks. >> they are business owners. >> but that is where the investing is. neil: hypothetically let's say that you are right. but you are not. the americans are drawn to value meals and value pricing at wal-mart. every time mcdonald's has to increase the price of those the business goes the way. wal-mart just this week warren did -- warrant the customers are not there. >> you make the important point but mcdonnell's is mostly a franchise enterprise 90% individual owners >> this is a brand issue we have many states with many states with a national -- with minimum wages that are higher. >>. >> name in any industry that can handle a double of the cost and it does not affect prices is? that does not exist anywhere. neil: you don't eat fast food. cellular after my health. >> the sow for mercy o is year returning to the corporate world. not at mcdonald's. good timing but just as fast and delicious. and delicious. after this. really... so our business can be

i am neil cavuto.n issue i first raised with a congressman who had the image of a bike on his lapel a telltale sign on with solving it know where to argue for infrastructure accountability. neil: you are talking about doubling the gas tax like is no big deal. >> i did not say it was not a big deal. neil: americans want to know how can you guarantee the new money is that you will want will not compound the same? >> i just finished indicating independent studies from business. neil: you have no idea. you have no idea do you? you have no idea. >> you purposely don't have an idea. neil: i cover this a lot a and i get the same answer. >> the queue for your time. neil: we both walked off the show together. but i am not for crumbling roads and bridges or for letting them fall into the water. i afford to make sure we don't compound the money that will go to fix the bridge never meets that bridge. to put this with some perspective spending more than $122 billion per year on infrastructure related issues so that

neil: you do?e has been a train wreck from the beginning kaj and it is not shocking to me. i think it was originally 30 and now it is 31. ll see a lot more of that come out. easy the economy stagnant the latest on a point where it is and there is no hope of improvement because of the policies that are coming from the obama administration, and you see them talking this as the agenda that obamacare is the best thing, our economy is improving, it is not. deasy business is coming out and saying -- paychecks was one of them has said that it was improving for them and i'm not -- neil: i don't see how the costs have already been affected? of a city more money aside? >> says. and it is also the insurance costs. b is these aren't just any companies. ge, johnson and johnson, ups. you have to wonder after mid terms of the gop halls in the executives from these companies. neil: the health care industry, that is not surprising. >> the quiet ones of the ones selling more as medical devices. you know, look -- nei

neil: who are you hanging out with? the pope? >> certainly not. neil: really?o gary b., what happens to this guy? i think this just comes and goes but obviously someone hates hip a lot? >> i think it does come and go because in the end, money is going to speak, right or wrong. i think he is entitled to his his privacy and go on to be a zillion nair and we won't be talking about this a month from now. neil: i wonder if they had e-mails back in my day, what they would have said. nice personality. that's about it. more after this. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. introducing at&t mobile share value plans... ...with our best-ever pricing for business. show me the carfax® hi! need help finding a dependable used car? yeah, i'm worried about things

neil: yes, hello.oming up, do your builder when jpmorgan chase committed $100 million to beefing up detroit? then i noticed that a certain rich guy named steve case see something there as well. the next entrepreneur could be from the motor city and steve case is putting a lot of money on it after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ now printing is so affordable and convenient, you can print all you want. hp instant ink. save on ink and never run out again. plans start at just $2.99 a month. welcome to the future of printing. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. 's the one they always say follow the smart money and don't go in on your own. what i'm hearing in the course of

neil: no. we're talking about the operation. >> they very much welcome an it is not just the franchise neil: we will not pay more for burgers or franchise? >> the problem is we discovered the inequality wages are hurting not just mcdonald's but the economy generally is. neil: what about those with the food chain that suddenly they jump that 15 that has to increase their pay as well. just that. you see the cycle? >> increasing wages is not a bad thing so is this has a ripple effect. >> wages that increase normally with economic growth that is the problem. you cannot force higher wages. the economy house to accept it. the franchisees' are out there running these businesses they have said they cannot afford the $15 an hour. that nra came out to say there is the massive job losses that went through. neil: i can see the wisdom of the a higher minimum wage to index to inflation instead of the fake it, all the time but $15? i don't even know with this recovery is $10.10 is its over three years or not.

neil: so what happens?> frankly i would like to see at least these handed over to private companies. we have exciting developments. it sounds like an oxymoron. exciting developments in the tall rooms. easy task, i am sure you have one in your car. making it possible for people to make money on roads, not inconvenience you and take the government out of the equation to a larger extent. neil: the president will be at new york, the vice president will be in st. louis, a host of other cities. we have to commit a lot of money to this sort of thing. they leave out how you will raise that money. >> the question comes back to what happens to what we have been given to this. it has been the worst for some time now, so why now do we care about it? it probably means it will collapse the next time i go over it. the problem is the government should not be involved in our roads at all. i know i jumped the gun. neil: what do you make of this? >> we keep on setting up this no-win scenario. i agree with you wholeheartedly.

neil: it is oracle? >> absolutely. neil: where does this go? obviously more will come along we will see more problems. >> growing pains? looks like we stunted our growth and al capone is taking the money from the of federal government. >> massachusetts but 190,000 people on medicaid at the cost of $10 billion per month we are spending more money into pay for new applications because the web site could not get people registered. paper application? 1914 not 2014. neil: the argument is even by a november these pickups will be a distant memory. >> cannot expect them because nobody understands obamacare. it will change the eligibility and that will be the solution. neil: we will have more after this. when is a billionaire a good guy versus a bad guy? if you are a hedge fund manager who gives $100 million to a cause like climate change you are a rock star. then your money is golden. hypocrisy alert after this. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was un

neil: is the teapartier over ? hope not because regardless of your views whether this conservative monday watching has had its day in the sun but the tape party candidates not only in recently north carolina where the republicans speaker and with two other teapartier candidates did not do much damage but there of suze by a country mile in kentucky and georgia and mississippi and other states. said we're finding of the budget situation could be improving so maybe there day in the sun is gone for a reason may be the budgets is not an issue may be the deficit and the fact we had a $100 million surpluses her of. but to quit caveat as. april is of tax receipts month that was down from last year and the fact is we're still looking after trillion dollar budget notification. still feeling good? senator what do you make of this isn't people say the demise of the two-party? >> good to be with you. i think that a premature death of the tea party is wrong. so they go through several changes with there is an important part of t

neil: who are you hanging out with? the pope? >> certainly not. neil: really?t happens to this guy? i think this just comes and goes but obviously someone hates hip a lot? >> i think it does come and go because in the end, money is going to speak, right or wrong. i think he is entitled to his his privacy and go on to be a zillion nair and we won't be talking about this a month from now. neil: i wonder if they had e-mails back in my day, what they would have said. nice personality. that's about it. more after this. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protecon. and because usaa'commitment to serve current and former military members andheir families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. be a sound sleeper, or...l you mouth breather? well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% mo

neil: who are you hanging out with? the pope? >> certainly not. neil: really? what happens to this guy? i think this just comes and goes but obviously someone hates hip a lot? >> i think it does come and go because in the end, money is going to speak, right or wrong. i think he is entitled to his his privacy and go on to be a zillion nair and we won't be talking about this a month from now. neil: i wonder if they had e-mails back in my day, what they would have said. nice personality. that's about it. more after this. crestor lowered bad cholesterol in it's a fact. high-risk patients more than lipitor. bad cholesterol... you're going down! yeah! lowering cholesterol is a big deal, especially if you have high cholesterol plus any of these risk factors, because you could be at increased risk for plaque buildup in your arteries over time. so, when diet and exercise aren't enough to lower cholesterol, adding crestor can help. i'm down with crestor! crestor is not right for everyone, like people with liver disease or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pr