doug schoen, thank you very much. you're a democrat aren't you? kind of a democrat. stuart: you're barely a democrat, the party left you behind. >> they did sadly. stuart: welcome back. >> nice to see you in the center, stuart. stuart: thank you. question, do companies have a moral obligation to pay above market wages, a moral obligation? after the break, father jonathan morris responds to this. >> you're going to give us the emotional side of the story, people need $15 to live on, they're starving, okay, i've got that. i want to ask you about the economics of it. ♪ [ male announcer ] if we could see energy... what would we see? ♪ the billions of gallons of fuel that get us to work. ♪ we'd see all the electricity flowing through the devices that connect us and teach us. ♪ we'd see thatlmost 100% of medical plastics are made from oil and natural gas. ♪ anan industry that supports almost 10 million americanobs. life takes energy. and no one applies more technology to produce american energy and refine it more efficiently than exxonmobil. because usi

said like he that the first time we went to his house he said play the piano for me and i said mr schoen i don't play you and he said just play because it will help me get to know you and for the next half hour we just went back and forth showing each other songs that we like beatle songs beach boys songs and i said to him i'm so sorry mr sherman i'm just really i know this is we're just dorking out right now on all of these. court progressions and he said are you kidding me i can dork out with you all afternoon saving mr banks is the story of the making of mary poppins travers wrote it disney produced it you did a lot they did a lot of disneyland yeah we shot at disneyland well i'm not in those scenes was tom hanks is and apparently it was pretty amazing to shoot there they said that with had to be like military type precision because the they only had so many minutes before the park opened but and then but we shot many of our scenes on the disney lot because in fact it's still as it was in one thousand sixty one they've added a few things but most of it's unchanged and in fact. i have

. >>> the health care law, there's new figures that schoen roll. is -- show enrollment is lags.ustin gray has the new numbers. >> the good new goes or the white house, four times the number of people signed up in november compared to october. the bad news that leaves them far behind their target. kathleen sebelius was grilled. >> your department is 3 million off the target numbers. >> through the end of november, that's correct in california 107,000 have enrolled and 250,000 have completed applications but not picked a plan. the goal was 7 million in obamacare by march. at the current pace it would be 2016 before they hit 7 million. >> to those who have been frustrated with the experience we're asking you to come back that the biggest concern is what they call a death spiral. not enough young healthy people sign up causing premium cost to skyrocket. many have received a pink slip. >> sebelius directed the inexpecter general no determine where things went wrong. in washington. channel 2 news. >>> new details are emerging about the final moments of asiana flight 215. a federal hea

republican incumbents, senators robert bennett and lisa murkowski, joining us to assess all of this, doug schoendith miller, fox news legal analyst, great to have you all here. let me start with you, doug, this is, i mean, this looks like a real battleground shaping up for the republican party. >> it is, this is the best news other than the budget deal president obama had all day. bottom line, the tea party has a fervent group of activists who vote in primaries. even if this two, four, seven incumbents you have there are all leading, probably leading comfortably now. they all are worried because of the nature of the republican primaries. >> does this disquiet you? >> the squabbling has to be great for the democrats, right? you have all squabbling with nobody really out there as a primary, you know, front runner, you know, even the shop talk here, lou, with all those, you know, the faces up there, all these men that, you know, really are not all that well known to the american public. bobble away. >> let me throw something at you, this group of people, somewhat older, they have been there, they a

doug schoen, erick erickson. >> merry christmas to everyone.d: politics never stops even for christmas. we have received a christmas message, a little bit of an odd one from nsa leaker edward snowden, the whistle-blower wanted here in the united states on multiple charges was making remarks on british television. his speech has been called an alternative to the queen's annual message. an interesting comparison with edward snowden and the queen. here to explain, peter doocy live in washington. peter, what did he have to say? >> reporter: leland, edward snowden's alternative message basically boils down to a call for balance in the broadcast to british audience. he brought up george orwell who wrote about big brother in the late '40s. snowden said governments today go further than anything orwell ever imagined. >> we have sensors in our pockets that track us everywhere we go. think what it means for the privacy of the average person. a child born today will grow up with no conception of privacy at all. >> reporter: today edward snowden is in mosc

doug schoen joins us now. what do you think? >> we'll show up in our red plaid onesie. of ad targeted at the millennials that they need to make obamacare work. the first series of ad featured frat boys and the other was a young couple about to go into a broom closet and do something untoward, and the serious point is this is how team obama views millennials. they view them as reckless, immature, coddled. if we direct these ridiculous and absurd ad to them they will pay attention. martha: would you like your daughter to bring this guy home from college and show up on your couch. this young man sitting there drinking his hot chocolate. i wanted to bring up one quote. i wanted to share it with you. he says pajama boy is about as threatening as michael sera and as nerdy as he can get. pajama boy is about as threatening as michael cera and so nerdy he would guest-host on an unwatched msnbc show. what do you make of it? >> as a democrat who does want this law to succeed. i'm not a big supporter of it, but i want it to succeed. but i can't find any way to logically understand

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when jon stewart talks on the schoen a the -- show about the minimum wage and the hard earned money that people are earning. if you maze the minimum wage you're going to impact job growth and job creation. stuart: you are such a scrooge, a scrooge, paul conway, last one, do you think we'll get a minimum wage hike. the president wants to go to $10, are we going to get it? >> i think it's a tough sell. i think what makes it a tough sell is the elk health care front. he's asking americans to support failed policies. stuart: and there was a stronger jobs report this friday. bottom line. thank you, paul. we've had bullish calls on apple stock on this program and one says it's going to $1,000 a share. john layfield is going to weigh in on that from the sandy beaches. could this be what i want for christmas, a blackberry type keyboard for your iphone? nonnerds rejoice. let's go to the report, austan goolsbee joins us, former with president obama, and now the business schoolment i know you're laughing along with jon stewart, our producer told me you were laughing at me. go ahead-- >> i was laugh

and doug schoen. can you imagine if our wonderful employer sent us a memo saying you think you are covered, but you may not be. the idea that congressional staffers have some sort of special privilege, special access, can sign up separately, it stinks. it's wrong and it's all the reasons why obamacare needs to be fixed. martha: the website we are looking at for obamacare they have their d.c. health link. >> the d.c. health exchange. we heard the last couple weeks of regular americans struggling to get on healthcare.gov. the reason this story is important is the d.c. health link is the one servicing capitol hill. you are talking about the elites in many cases he athletes that pushed obamacare and helped shepherd it into law. now they can't get on. the bigger issues for anybody trying to sign on to obamacare at any level, the onus is on you. you cannot assume that you are being covered here. the onus is on you to call the insurer that you think you have enrolled in and make sure youar. covered. i don't

doug schoen and monica crowley are great friend of the show and fox news contributors.ically, doug, is this a theme that will resonate with people, you think? >> it does resonate. people believe it's an unfair society where the american dream is hard to reach. the problem is he's not you have aing any solutions or an approach toward economic growth and growing the economy and giving everyone a chance to go ahead. people don't want redistribution. but with the republican party offering very little his message resonates with the democratic base. >> if you don't think we should raise the minimum wage, let's hear your idea to increase people's earnings. you don't think of child should have access to preschool, tell us what you would do differently to give them a better shot. martha: increase the inmum wage and increase childhood education. >> he spoke as if he hadn't been president. he spoke as if he's on the outside of his own presidency. he has been president for five years. what we have seen in the speech and what we'll continue to see is more class warfare because this

martha: we are joined now by brad blakeman and doug schoen is a former advisor to president bill clintonlcome, gentlemen. >> thank you. bill: what you think we are witnessing here? >> we have divided governments and we need to govern the way things are. if both parties said we didn't get what we want, it's probably a pretty big deal. this is the way the government has to reform. is the perfect deal? now. but it is something that we need in this country instead of going from one manufacturer crisis to another. let's get this behind us. because the next big project is looming. martha: paul ryan said we're not going to be in that argument for nothing. >> yes, that is what he is saying now. it involves money that the united states has already borrowed and brad is undeniably right that this is a good deal that moves us forward. the democrats are having a stumbling block, pleasing the debt ceiling. >> everyone understands it means you have to pay what is out there. and this includes the spending cuts made up for those expenditures. >> bottom line, the united states and the fragile state we are

doug schoen and scott hodge are here with what you need to know and if they agree on where taxes willt, $100 a barrel oil, is that nothing of the fast? phil flynn with his 2014 outlook. as we go to break shanghai, china celebrating the new gear. . welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. >> time for your fox business brief. consumer confidence jumped to 78.one rebounding from the 72 meeting in november. the conference board found consumers more optimistic about job prospects and economic conditions. netflix is raising ceo read hastings at salary by 50% to $6 million in 2014. over $3 million in cash, 3 million stock option, the online streaming service testing a new pricing plan. netflix has 45 million subscribers and shares jumped 300%