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welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. both sides now are badgering each other and trying to taking advantage of a vote too close to call and a republican governor walker telling me he is confident he will win out. he is confident, he says, because the trend is his friend, the economy is picking up, the unemployment rate is coming down, and he says all because of the various measures that have led to this new recall election now. but governor walker reminded me he is fit, ready, and he will survive. governor walker earlier today. >> governor, pleasure to have you. how are you holding up? >> well. voice is short but everything is well. >>neil: polling is all over the map, and wide potential swings for error but it looks good so far. if you win, what do you think it means? >>guest: well, it's a victory if courage. not only in wisconsin but across the country. if years i have heard people tell me, voters, democrat or republican alike, people complaining that politicians at the local level and state level particularly the nati

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i liken it to a neil cavuto family reunion.l have some loud types but by and large soft spoken protests. pretty much. as this debate goes on as to whether the third governor in united states history will be toast recalled by voters in his state and thrown out on his kuester scott walker trying to prove the exception and not complete what has been a trying trifecta for governors in the similar situation. the president of the united states has avoided this state going into tomorrow, although bill clinton has been here. last week the president was just a ride away and that caught the attention of senator ron johnson the senator senator from this fine state. why has the president avoided coming to wisconsin? >>guest: well i can only guess he must look at the poll results and realize that scott wacker will remain in office and he did not want to be associated with defeat that is my guess. >>neil: what interesting, senator, that both the governor and the president have similar approval ratings in this state. in the low 50's. and i me

welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto surprising friday. the not has a plan for stop deporting younger illegal immigrants and grant them work permits, affecting up to 800,000 illegals brought to the country before the age of 16 and who have lived here at least five years with no criminal history. we will gauge the political fall intermediate from all of this with governor romney, and his official response coming shortly but first, on fox, to a person would has been appear the center of what she called the amnesty storm, arizona governor brewer. >>guest: well, it was an interesting surprise this morning waking up to this kind of news. and i believe it is certainly preemptive atock on the senate bill something we have fought long and hard for. we keep wanting him to address the issue of securing our bodiers and to do this, in my opinion, it is back door amnesty. >>neil: it sounds like you found out when the rest of us did, no heads-up call from anyone from the white house. >>guest: no, nothing. nothing. >>neil: what do do you think of the fac

and now drilling a little deeper with neil cavuto at the helm. >>neil: now it gets an interesting.onstitutional crisis down and another is about to heat up. forget about what happened here all eyes now are shifting across the street. here. i hope you brought your pills because this is going to make you a little dizzy. the supreme court upheld the health care law but the house of representatives is minutes away from voting his attorney general in contempt of the law. welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto and before we get to the a.g., someone, someone, anyone, get wall street an ekg, man, talk about a close call, gaping for air a lot of them, still, in post supreme court shock. a ruling they still cannot believe and $1 trillion in taxes they still cannot fathom. forget about the pre-existing illnesses that are still covered. get ready for the less known tax hikes that no one has covered but we have and we are and charles payne is sick about it. charles, now

i'm neil cavuto. just 3 easy steps for beautifully clean carpets. it removes 3 times more dirt than vacuuming alone. don't just vacuum clean. resolve clean. >>> many americans don't get enough vitamin d so they take supplements. experts say some store-bought vitamins can sometimes fall short. >> rob olsen explains why this morning. >> typical doses, 400 incident newschannel ten units and for a minnesota resident, that is not enough. >> specializing in interventional nutrition at the penny george institute for health and healing in minneapolis, he says typical store-bought vitamin d supplements and multivitamins often fall short. >> the dosing is insufficient. this is key for minnesotans to know. a multivitamin is just better than worthless for achieving a good vitamin d level. >> reporter: it is why he is not at all surprised that the u.s. preventive services task force report says there is no evidence that typical doses of vitamin d which are 400 international units, do anything to either prevent cancer in adults or prevent bone fractures in post-

neil cavuto the anchor of "cavuto" 8:00 p.m. eastern time on the fox business network. he joins us from madison, wisconsin. neil we'll talk a little bit about why you're in madison at the moment. let's talk about what is next. are we on the verge of another economic crisis? are we still working on the one we were in? what do you make of it? >> the factory order numbers you alluded to were a little shocking. no one expected them to be that soft. we're seeing numbers that indicate the economy at the very least is slowing down. a lot of market experts fear that there could be outright pending recession. gdp overall out put of the economy was 2%. that too was not expected. we've seen this growing talk how do you correct that? what do you do to rein that in? do you extend the bush tax cuts? do you offer more tax relief? it is a big battle right now and sort of being played out in this state, if you will, because the governor, scott walker, said only way he could turn things around in office and wants to continue if he stays in office and survives the recall, is continue to cu

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i'm neil cavuto. >>> a boat in the san francisco bay erupts into flames and it happened while its owneras taking prospective buyers for a test drive. >> as alafter the accident savage reports, luckily, no one was hurt this time. >> reporter: this 30-foot long yacht exploded into a huge floating fireball this afternoon and even set fire to part of the pier as well. we object taped these photos taken shortly after the flames broke -- obtained these photos taken shortly after the flames broke out. the owner was taking someone for a test drive. he says the boat was having engine trouble so he was heading back to shore when there was an explosion in the motor department. >> today is a pretty lucky day. he did have are -- his hair was singed and he did have a close encounter with some pyre today. >> the boat slammed into the pylons and caught them on fire. the sheriff's department made sure they could tow the boat out before it floated into that restaurant. share shaish's deputies towed the boat out to open water from firefighters put out the flames. the boat burned down to the water line and

we have again up 100-something points in this hour, they knew neil cavuto was coming with "con text and perspective." and now drilling a little deeper with neil cavuto at the helm. >>neil: now it gets an interesting. one constitutional crisis down and another is about to heat up. forget about what happened here all eyes now are shifting across the street. here. i hope you brought your pills because this is going to make you a little dizzy. the supreme court upheld the health care law but the house of representatives is minutes away from voting his attorney general in contempt of the law. welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto and before we get to the a.g., someone, someone, anyone, get wall street an ekg, man, talk about a close call, gaping for air a lot of them, still, in post supreme court shock. a ruling they still cannot believe and $1 trillion in taxes they still cannot fathom. forget about the pre-existing illnesses that are still covered. get ready for the less known tax hikes that no one has covered but we have and we are and charles payne is sick about it. charles, now comes the

wow, welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto and this is not the way you want to kickoff a new month with growing fears that jobs ain't materializing. only 69,000 created last month the prior two months thousands fewer than we thought. we are all over it with our trader on how bad it is. market watcher on the financial fallout from it and ed henry on how the white house is reacting and larry sabato on if governor romney is getting a boost. and now, chad from the investment firm. what was going on here? >>guest: you have a perfect cocktail, european malaise in the third round of that. and you have economic numbers across the globe and slowing down. and that in itself is what has kicked off the downward trend here in the equity prices and instability in the credit markets. >>neil: a lot of people say markets run to extremes and this is way overdone, and this is not typical, that they are ringing their hands prematurely. what do you say? >>guest: well, we will be stuck in trading during the next 18 months, so this is very typical. >>neil: you are talking about the s&p and that is close to a

neil cavuto and bret baier join us live.n the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer to share with you. and coverage the coverage, what we can learn about the mainstream media by looking at the coverage. that is all coming up. bill: if you are a victim of the struggling recovery there is hope. the six steps to start out on your own. heather: cops bust a young mother on the weekend accused of driving away with a baby on the roof of her car. >> the first thing we wanted to do was check to see if the baby was okay. there were no bumps, scratches, bruises, he seemed perfectly fine. or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. ♪ wer surge, let it blow your mind. [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies and natural green tea energy... new v8 v-fusion plus energy. could've had a v8. heather: welcome back. an arizona woman being electronically monitored after driving away with her five-week old baby on the roof of h

neil cavuto's audience will never know that. but, enough about me.xample of how low, just how low sean hannity can go, and for that i will cede the balance of my time in tonight's "rewrite" to the distinguished gentleman from comedy central, the master of hannity dissections. >> other than george bush, bill clinton, george h.w. bush, and ronald reagan, no president in modern history has changed deportation policy through executive action. except all of them. so the objections here may be what you call situational, or so i thought until yesterday when i saw this on fox news. >> let me play this for our audience so they understand and fully grasp here the magnitude of what he did on friday. let's play this. >> this notion that somehow i can just change the laws unilaterally is just not true. the fact of the matter is, there are laws on the books that i have to enforce, and i think that there's been a great disservice done to the cause of getting the dream act passed and getting comprehensive immigration passed by perpetrating the notion that somehow by

time for your world with neil cavuto. >> well, thank you, shepard.cause when it comes to the center piece of arizona's crackdown on illegals, that the supreme court all, but thank sheriff joe arpaio, cracking down on them, at least when it comes to authorities like the sheriff to demand they show their papers. no doubt, joe likes that. today, what joe doesn't like, because joe is here to talk about the pros and the cons of the decision that has much of the nation pretty much confused. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto, and it is the most hotly debated part of that arizona immigration law, a provision at that requires police check the status of anyone they suspect of being in the country illegally. the high court ruling it's legal while leaving the door open to additional challenges. arizona governor jan brewer calling the decision a victory for the rule of law, but did this ruling also prohibit, police, for example, for arresting illegal immigrants without a warrant and the maricopa county sheriff

>>shepard: i hand you over to neil cavuto. >>neil: the president tries to rally his troops but is it too little too late? today, the clearest signs yet that the rats are already abandoning ship. welcome, everyone, happy friday. i am neil cavuto and it is press conference today talking up the economy. short and sweet the growing list of loyal alleys bolting and the headlines are loud and getting louder like "liberals threaten not to vote in november." democrats jittery over obama's sputtering 2012 campaign. and democrats believe that obama can lose. and, if you just left, i don't think the president could win. and if these are the president's friends, no wonder larry sabato is asking who needs enemy enemies. what is happening? >>guest: there are a lot of nervous nellies and there were, four years ago at this time. they didn't think obama could win. but, part of it, that is the way the economy is going, things are not the way the obama people thought they were going to be for the general election. it is not presenting a rosy pict

united states, holder, our coverage continues on capitol hill and beyond on "your world," with neil cavuto. >>neil: i am not talking about the gq cover shoot, heating up the news stands, i am talking about the meltdown long the east coast today. >> hi, honey! anyway ... welcome. i'm neil cavuto. on top of the first day of summer and the last day of my marriage. just call it the "east coast roast," what feels like triple digit temperatures, normal for the desert of arizona, hitting the canyons of new york and frying the populated regions of the united states today. heat advisories in effect in no fewer than 13 states and we are all over it with on how bad it will be. and the power grid that could be on the skids, and more on bills that could be shooting up. way up. what is going on? >>reporter: i am so glad you did not require me to wear a bikini. >>neil: i am outraged what happened but we will get to the bottom of it. >> i have a feelings your ratings went way up. let's lock at that near record heat across new york and philadelphia, in new york city we are at 92. philadelphia at 96. and bo

united states, holder, our coverage continues on capitol hill and beyond on "your world," with neil cavutoi am not talking about the gq cover shoot, heating up the news stands, i am talking about the meltdown long the east coast today. >> hi, honey! anyway ... welcome. i'm neil cavuto. on top of the first day of summer and the last day of my marriage. just call it the "east coast roast," what feels like triple digit temperatures, normal for the desert of arizona, hitting the canyons of new york and frying the populated regions of the united states today. heat advisories in effect in no fewer than 13 states and we are all over it with on how bad it will

. >>> but first here's fox business network's neil cavuto. >> the u.s.got a problem. the recovery that doesn't seem to be much of one growing just under 2% the first three mosts year. that is slower than first estimates. the rain -- months of the year. that is slower than first estimates, consumers and businesses cooling off their spending. a company that tracks private sector jobs reporting 133,000 were added in may, fewer than expected. the government report that includes all jobs is being released friday morning. meanwhile investors are glad the month of may is in the rear view mirror, the dow suffering its worst month in two years, but oil prices all way down in may, the largest monthly percentage drop in almost 3 1/2 years. worries over slowdown in global demand pushing prices lower which was good news for drivers. the national average for a gallon of regular unleaded gas only about 20 cents lower this month and the 30 year morning falling to 3.75%. that's business. i'm neil cavuto.   >> this fox 5 stock market report is b

what could i, neil neil cavuto, fox business and fox news star offer my young dion friend marriage wiseial wisdom do i the financial factor hold that can help dion hold on to that way out of his league wife to be? then it hit me. >> ♪ when the moon hits your eye ♪ ♪ like a big pizza pie ♪ that's amore >> neil: yes, just like that. pizza pie amore! i am amore! i am the editor of amore. and more, i know the words of amore, sadly my friend dion does not. sure, he is very good at finding the words to get you to keep watching me. truth be told. hard-working dion is not hot at finding the right words to keep his wonderful fiancee always watching him. on this count, dio? a loser. complete and total loser. dion, i am here to help, because i know the words that move the ladies. now my special, but more importantly totally cost-free words of advice for you. the words that will keep this canubial bliss, shopping tips for men. the wedding version. the words you must always speak, dion to keep the marriage sparks always burning. all right. are you ready? >> ready. >> neil: magic line number one. do

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(laughter) the point is, this was such a big deal it attracted cable news hreb tritttys like neil cavuto, ed schultz and brett bear who could pass the "your neck must be this thick to enter wisconsin" sign. (laughter) now, everybody who was anybody was all in on this badger state election-- except one. >> where is president obama? president obama isn't stopping istoppingin wisconsin this week. >> yes, wisconsin did not get a visit from the president. this is the most insulting thing to happen to the state since someone declares this milwaukee's best. (laughter) but folks i'm not surprised. see, obama knew the writing was already on the wall-- and not just for him. >> i think this is a repudiation of big unions, number one, big labor. the unions knew they were losing after 2010, they've thrown everything into this and they're losing. >> this shows the irrelevance of unions. at this point... i've said they're obsolete. >> stephen: whoo! we did it! it is the end of unions! whoo! (cheers and applause) whoo! whoo! whoo! whoo! jimmy, jimmy, we talked about this, where's my balloon toss? >> ste

. >> and another, last year stop for neil cavuto, i give you a couple of months and you are off to dairyomers if they want chocolate or vanilla? >> from rochester, new york, after watching you with ford, no matter how different your fox business network show was i would think i just saw you but a 78-year-old guy now i will probably think it is the next day and you are on again. i will watch. what time again? 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. fox business network. a lot of kidding. about what some of you call suicidal move to 8:00 p.m., that, maybe, maybe, but the way i lock at it i am not trying to take over the news world but give you something that has been missing, a sense of the business world. now, bill is a giant he tell me that all the time but she a gentle giant which is why he wanted me to remind you that you are perfectly welcome to look in on my show during his commercial break and see what i am doing. what bill does not know is that once you do, you will not switch back. kidding. but i am not kidding about this, we mean business at 8:00 p.m. and starting monday i will prove it to you, like

"your world," with neil cavuto, now.e a lot of responsibility as president of the united states. i was supportive of tom and had been supportive of tom. and obviously, i would have loved to have seen a different result. >>neil: forget resting, did the president left the sparks fly over a certain fly over because if wisconsin was put in play a week ago the democrats officially lose it, today? welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. a week after wisconsin recalled democrats would soon forget a president bringing it back front and center after telling a wisconsin reporter asking why he never made it to the badger report he was too busy to get to the badger state k now wisconsinites are asking, too busy doing right. on the friday before the election he flew over wisconsin

and watch "your world," with neil cavuto. how much coffee are you fellows going to need today?cups? [dumbfounded] well, we... doesn't last long does it? listen. 5-hour energy lasts a whole lot of hours. so you can get a lot done without refills. it's packed with b-vitamins and nutrients to make it last. so don't just stand there holding your lattes, boys. make your move. we'll take the 5-hour energy. smart move. 5-hour energy. hours and hours of energy. >>neil: the hurricane season is here and i think we just spotted a category five. not off the coast. off wall street. where a dismal jobs report is pounding stocks. and it looks like the storm is just beginning. wow, welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto and this is not the way you want to kickoff a new month with growing fears that jobs ain't materializing. only 69,000 created last month the prior two months thousands fewer than we thought. we are all over it with our trader on how bad it is. market watcher on the financial fallout from it and ed

welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto and, surprising friday. not has a plan for stop deporting younger illegal immigrants and grant them work permits, affecting up to 800,000 illegals brought to the country before the age of 16 and who have lived here at least five years with no criminal history. we will gauge the political fall intermediate from all of this with governor romney, and his official response coming shortly but firs o

"your world," with neil cavuto, now. i have a lot of responsibility as president of the united states. i was supportive of tom and had been supportive of tom. and obviously, i would have loved to have seen a different result. >>neil: forget resting, did the president left the sparks fly over a certain fly over because if wisconsin was put in play a week ago the democrats officially lose it, today? welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. a week after wisconsin recalled democrats would soon forget a president bringing it back front and center after telling a wisconsin reporter asking why he never made it to the badger report he was too busy to get to the badger state k now wisconsinites are asking, too busy doing right. on the friday before the election he flew over wisconsin to get to no fewer that three fundraisers in wisconsin and then to chicago where he attended three more fundraisers. something that caught governor scott walker's attention when i was with him. >> what do you think of president obama not coming here? >>

there is nothing about neil cavuto that hints of tv star, so what is it? what is it? 8:00 p.m. business network when the magic of hope and beauty of pageantry is at broadcast speed. just take me in, you will not ever tune me out. i hope this has cleared up the loose issues and i hope i have answered the basic questions. am i worth watching at 8:00? i am betting from the ratings i am already seeing more of a few of you are saying "the financial factor," is worth the investment and a stock you got to own. the royal time buy in prime time. give me a chance i could make you some serious change. it is up to you. what do you want in a prime time show? hot air? or cold hard cash? don't be a pinhead. profit off me i will make you a happy and rich patron. really. >> if your job is so demanding, you say you don't have time to be a dad, then which job are you looking at? we found one that is pretty demanding and he still fines the time. so anyway, i've been to a lot of places. you know, i've helped a lot of people save a lot of money. but today...( sfx: loud noise of large metal object hi

maybe no neil cavuto. perish the thought! that's how big a deal dan was.y fellow biz nerd reporter where we revered our first $1 million star but where he ogleed at a guy that never once acted like it, or as i used to kid him, remotely dress like it. whose uniquely garish shirt and tie combination were almost dan's way of making fun of the stardom of it all and himself while at it. the years would on and dan retired, we exchanged notes. his humorous takes on what i did wrong, insight on wall street that would always be right. weird. mike wallace got big leagues sweating. dan did something more. he got them talking. business news has never been the same. thank you, dan. i miss you, buddy. we all do. dan dorfman, dead at age 80. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank.

. >> fox's neil cavuto who also happens to suffer from ms, had this to say. >> it just seems odd to mehat a network with the very letters ms in its name wouldn't resist making fun of making fun of someone who has to live with ms every day. ann romney doesn't need their pity, just their accuracy, she has a lot of money, but clearly has not bout her a pass from a lot of hell. take it from me i'm not horsing around, these guys taking pot shots at ann romney are horse's asses, ache it from the multiple sclerosis society. ms research center, the child newerology society and so many others, who devote so much to ailness that is so bad and chronicle the real benefit of horseback riding that they all report has a proven history of doing some good. hippo therapy, dressage, working with horses whatever the hell you want to call it you don't have to lean forward to appreciate it, just check your facts before you joke about it. because right about now, you condescending sanctimonious twits who are allegedly healthy, you have proven that you do not know the benefits of horseback riding one bit. but

time for your world with neil cavuto. >> well, thank you, shepard. say it is so, joe, because when it comes to the center piece of arizona's crackdown on illegals, that the supreme court all, but thank sheriff joe arpaio, cracking down on them, at least when it comes to authorities like the sheriff to demand they show their papers. no doubt, joe likes that. today, what joe doesn't like, because joe is here to talk about the pros and the cons of the decision that has much of the nation pretty much confused. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto, and it is the most hotly debated part of that arizona immigration law, a provision at that requires police check the status of anyone they suspect of being in the country illegally. the high court ruling it's legal while leaving the door open to additional challenges. arizona governor jan brewer calling the decision a victory for the rule of law, but did this ruling also prohibit, police, for example, for arresting illegal immigrants without a warrant and the maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio and sheriff, good

i'm neil cavuto and they still won't go. when it comes to implementing the law of the land the wisconsin governor says it ain't happening in badgerland. >> already had one of the candidates saying h his priority on day one is going be to repeal obama care. for us you to put time and effort and resources into that doesn't make a whole lot of sense. >> neil: think about what he just said here and he isn't the only one saying it. 28 states fighting the law including the governor of this one say that they are not necessarily obligated to implement the law at least all of the details of it. virginia governor bob mcdonald. what are you and other governors like minded saying or planning? i thought if the supreme court said this is the deal this is the law you have to implement it. what are you doing? >> well, they didn't say that, neil. they said on a 5-4 vote under the tax and spend clause that it was constitutional. they didn't say it was a good idea or good policy. now, it goes to the next stage and that is whether or not we are

and the cost of freedom business block continues with neil cavuto. >> one for barack obama, he doesn't say squat at a global conference after a clueless european leader something everything that ails them is on us. >> could you describe, to europe, north america, this was in north america. >> neil: what is the word for it, this guy saying it, calm down. now, to charles payne. charles payne. >> incredible. he wasn't the first one, two months ago the mexican guy was in the rose garden in america, with the war on drugs in america, and-- >> i did mine with a french accent, but stay calm. >> this is amazing, all of these gutless, i don't understand it. listen, europe's problems are their own, they've been festering for decades and you know what it is, redistribution of wealth, stolen wealth from the the private industry and given it to the public sector and the rich, smart people left and now they have debt out of this world, can't control it and keep it going and want something like angela merkel to pony up some cash. it's not going to happen and it shouldn't happen. >> gerri. >> i agree w

and the cost of freedom business block continues with neil cavuto. >> one for barack obama, he doesn't say squat at a global conference after a clueless european leader something everything that ails them is on us. >> could you describe, to europe, north america, this was in north america. >> neil: what is the word for it, this guy saying it, calm down. now, to charles payne. charles payne. >> incredible. he wasn't the first one, two months ago the mexican guy was in the rose garden in america, with the war on drugs in america, and-- >> i did mine with a french cc

i'm neil cavuto and fox on top of the money in the badger state. three days away from republican governor scott walker's recall election. reports are are that union groups have already poured more than 8 million bucks to get it out. walker actually widening his lead in the latest polls. and with unions poised to pump 400 million bucks to help get democrats across the country elected in november, is wisconsin their waterloo showing us is that money might hot be everything? to ben stein and charles payne along with michelle and charlie. >> the union money cannot compete with the enthusiasm going on in wisconsin from the grass roots groups. if you look, governor walker 70% of his political dough nations are under $15. this is just like $10 from regular folks. $20, $15 and there is just a lot of enthusiasm there which is great because unions is are basically exhausting their resources and energizing the conservative movement out in wisconsin. >> you know, polls are one thing. the actual vote is tuesday. but if it goes that way that they lose, a lot of

>> from the ballot box to the jury box, hello everybody, i'm neil cavuto and fox on top of unions taking it on the chin, now taking a case to court. in san jose, california, public workers, voting the overwhelmingly approving cutting benefits. the pension cost in san jose alone, more a quarter million dollars in the last decade alone, the taxpayers are stuck with the bill. are you following this? essentially, that means, unions are basically suing for taxpayers to pay more, so that they can make more. ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell along with adam lashinsky and charlie gasperino, charles payne, what do you think. >> the unions are losing now big time in the court of public opinion and going to other courts trying to rectify it and i think they're making a gigantic mistake. in san jose, the pensions are almost 200%, firemen, you run into the burning building when others are running out and police officer, take care of the bad guy. but have to listen to the will of the people. and have to draw a line for reasonable compensation, bottom line. i think they're making a bigger mistak

i'm neil cavuto and fox on top of the money in the badger state. three days away from republican governor scott walker's recall election. reports are are that union groups have already poured more than 8 million bucks to get it out. walker actually widening his lead in the latest polls. and with unions poised to pump 400 million bucks to help get democrats across the country elected in november, is wisconsin their waterloo showing us is that money might hot be everything?