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joining me now are angela ryan and patricia murphy. you both for joining me. >> thank you. >> andrea, it's amazing. voters tell a republican congressman to his face that they support minimum wage and he still doesn't get it. >> rev, you know what's more disappointing about this is it is a voter in his district, meaning it's a constituent. one of the people maybe that didn't vote for him, but he's now elected to serve. the bigger problem here is the fact that this individual says take a walk in my shoes, come work with me for 24 hours and his response is he mowed lawns when he was 12 and has been working all of his life so he can enjoy the fruits of his labor. the fact of the matter is, rev, this minimum wage now has not been on par with inflation, has never been ingested, and if it was, it would be $10.76 and not this $10.10 increase folks are seeking. maybe people would be able to enjoy parts of the fruit of their labor. he's so out of touch and so desiring to support his tea party friends and the people that would benefit from these

patricia murphy, thank you for your time and thoughts. >>> that is all for now. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. heereastern. the ed show is coming up next. >>> welcome to the ed show live from new york. we got a new saying. i'm ready to go. let's get to work! >> we cannot look at our budget through rose colored glasses. >> so we're going to a majority of takers versus makers in america. >> if you don't do the things that are in this budget because it hurts too many people. >> as a make, i'm sick of the low income takers out there always asking for more. >> as many as 15% of walmart employees use food stamps. >> don't simply feed fish. >> there is more to walmart than you think. >> how much will that mac and cheese might cost. >> anyone can afford food there except people who work at walmart. >> that is one penny per box of mac and cheese to save u.s. taxpayers $300 million. >> we cannot look at our budget through rose colored glasses. >>> good to have you with us. if you want to know what the people think, you got to go out and listen to them. that's

joining me now is josh beryl and patricia murphy from daily beast.h, let me start with you, who is better at fund-raising? outside group, dark guards, official party coffers, what have you? >> yeah. >> we got this news, i think it was a week ago. democrat has a 3 to 1 edge over republicans in terms of outside groups but in terms of dark money, in pacts and the like, i wonder if republicans are not more influential in the grand scheme of things? >> well, it will be interesting to see how that change as a result of the supreme court. one of the reasons you have dark spending is because you have fewer limits or no limits on what you can spend there. where you had tight limits on how much you can give to candidates and committees. now that people can give so much more money, more will shift into the official platforms which will consolidate more control into the political operations in the hands of professional democrats and republicans. you've had this weird situation where shedding adelman would spend oodles and oodles but instead of handing it to the