tony romo. wayne lapierre is here on out.any starts right now. ♪ check the new york stock exchange. the dow industrials big drop today. bouncing back today. we are up 54 points. the bad drop yesterday it was caused by a san francisco official. this morning, we have a lousy jobs report. that maybe means bernanke will keep on printing money. let's see what charles thinks. lou: the idea that the fed would stop printing on he would mean that the economy is back on its feet. stuart: it is not back on its feet. charles: i am not saying that it is. somehow that transition happens between now and the summer, all in all, the last big rallies that we had to okay we are going to stop printing and raise rates, the market dipped both times. they turned around and the rally lasted either another 40 months or another 70 months. stuart: i say that the dow is up this morning. bernanke will keep on printing. >> i disagree. stuart: you are wrong again. charles: i am one of the few people that is right on this thing. what is the definition of in

. >> i'd like to get 100 million like tony romo makes and one less playoff.and gary b is right, they have a right to ask for more money. if they're making $9, making what puts them in poverty and we have 60 million in poverty and that has to be addressed. because of the problems in washington d.c., not mcdonald's, this is not being addressed. >> brenda: is this about the unions trying to raise their membership? it's been declining for decades. >> of course it's a great stunt and they do it in new york city where expenses are very high, but look it, two things, number one, these are actually unskilled workers. there's not a lot of skill to turn the burger or push the cash register, i'm sorry i hate to break the bad news, jehmu, 28% of people in pages 18-30 years old are unskilled and unemployed. if they want to hire they're going to have to bring new people in. >> brenda: is this for real or about the union. >> after we get the big salaries by being in unions, if i'm not mistaken. that's a separate situation. first thing i learned in economics, raise the labor

. >> a miss to cowboys owner jerry jones who recently gave quarterback tony romo, 108 million dollarsn guaranteed which is more than the super bowl winning quarterback joe flacco has and more than eli manning. he's won one playoff game. >> this is a hit for packers fans. >> paul, maybe you've been following the amazing atlanta cheating scandal, among dozens of public school teachers, even the superintendent, anything you could do to a cheat on a test and falsify students scores. they did. and for the union it's not an indictment of-- it's intime of high stakes, this is like blaming the bathrobe scale for being fat. >> paul: if you have your own hit or miss, send it to us at jer@foxnews.com and follow us on twitter: @jer on fnc. thanks to m

. >>> cowboys quarterback tony romo is the highest paid in the nfl. his new contract is only the fifth largest but with no state income tax to pay, he comes out on top. >>> well, boeing says it's halfway to returning its 787 dreamliner to the sky. it's now revamped the battery system, a test flight could be conducted today for reversion. the planes were grounded in january because of overheating batteries. >>> all right, the long rumored facebook phone is here. mark zuckerberg showed off the android-based detroit called home. a new software system allowing you to update your profile and send messages faster using a touch screen. joanna stern tested it out. >> facebook home which is a software that can be downloaded through the google play store. what you'll get there is not only the facebook app but basically a whole new skin for your android phone. >> all right, it goes on sale and will cost 99 bucks. >>> coming up next on this friday morning, questions about a tsa about a major airport. did a passenger reach a plane without a boarding pass or i.d.?

stuart: tony romo takes home more than joe flacco even though his actual pay is less. >> but he is inose of his opportunity to renegotiate with dallas. we did not have an opportunity to go to a non-tax state. stuart: it was fun having you with us. joe linta. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. stuart: speaking of taxes, we have a millionaire who has no problem paying half of his income in taxes. remember this? stuart: if you think 50% is legit, pa take out your checkbok right now because our government needs it. will you do it? speaker do not believe taxation is a voluntary process. stuart: patriotic millionaire will be back 10:30 5:00 a.m. does he like the new tax plan? we will ask him. and volatility from bitcoin yesterday. worth more than $200 last week. and then the value crashed. lost half of its value in trading yesterday in about six hours. what do you make of this crash in the value of a bitcoin? charles: i am hot at the idea of it, but i haven't done anything with it because this kind of stuff is scary. the volatility of it has been outrageous. and then there ar