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Going to have to move people from full time to part time because your definition of full time is hour. this is one of the most serious negative unintended consequence of obamacare. but certainly its a shocking thing. it goes beyond that, steve. i want to point out people holding multiple jobs that went up 147,000. seven million people holding multiple jobs. discouraged workers went up 247,000, over a million people discouraged. all of this dovetails into a job market where there are very few opp...

50, 6% of the people are on social security disability benefits. he said there is this real concern about the safety net and people, too many people in the safety net. do you think theres a lack of ambition in this country that were seeing in these numbers or a lack of opportunity requiring people to hold on for too long to the safety net? >> you know, im sure that if you were to look at this individual or that individual that you might find that maybe there are people that should be more ambiti...

Republican colleagues -- feel the same way because they dont think there will be a latino voter fallout because in many of your districts, there wont be any punishment meted out, but that it could hurt the party in the mid-term elections in the aggregate. do you agree and. >> theres no statistical data that supports that. in 1968 when ronald reagan gave am necessary, the republican party got lest votes when george h.w. bush was elected president, and in 2006, nobody took a stronger position begi...

And forth. the dow up 13% in that period. again, one of its best half-year performances we have seen now. 14 years. lets get the read on this with charlie and melissa. >> when you take it in the aggregate, looks good but when you look at the last week, its not great. the market is very concerned about what ben bernanke is doing. theyre very concerned the party is coming to an end, and nowhere are you seeing it more than the 30-year. you have to look at interest rates and the rate that people at ...

You know, not waited when it wasnt obvious where to go, nothing like this has ever happened. >> the family hasnt ruled out the possibility of a kidnapping so far but says they have been to more dangerous places in the past and say none of this adds up. its first weekend of summer, so what can we expect across the country? meteorologist alexandra steele is here to tell us what have we got? >> a lot of summer and a lot of summertime heat for the first official weekend. hi, everyone. good morning...

>> this seems to me -- >> i think technology matters a lot here. when i started as an assistant u.s. attorney in the 90s, it was a big deal to get a wiretap on a phone which was a thing that hung on the wall, it was black usually. and i remember i was involved in one of the first wiretaps of a fax machine, now were in a world where people throw away phones daily. and change phone numbers. the technology is so much more sophisticated than it used to be and the bad guys know this too. earlier you ...

Feel the negative impact of the law. theyre going to see it in limited access to doctors and health care because were going to have shortages. theyre going to see it in cost going up, not going down, and now everybody agrees you cant bring 35 million people into the process and do it for less money. it just doesnt work. >> neil: he seems to be saying here, ken, that premiums have gone out of whack because businesses are trying to pass this along. you say? >> let me tell you something. my family ...

Instance justice scalia is right. you opened your show today with the telephone records searches that the administration has disclosed boo the obama administration. its a similar issue, that the fourth amendment protects peoples privacy except when theres a specific reason to believe they have committed a crime. and so rifling through thousands or millions of phone records without any particularized suspicion, doing a random search of the dna records to see if perhaps youve committed some crime ...

Force winds extend from the center at 140 miles. heres the current radar, heaviest rain you can see here in eastern north carolina and in virginia. and thats for the threat of tornadoes today. coastal areas of north carolina and into virginia, although its not a huge threat. biggest threat with this in the calling card will be the incredible amounts of rain. this is the rain we have seen in florida, three to five, four to six inches in southeast georgia. and what well see in the aggregate, two t...

Want to ask you about. he says the fed policy now is driving too much risk. he argues that never before have risky companies like b-rated companies that might issue junk level or near-junk level bonds and never before have they been able to issue debt about 5% and third and finally think the central banks think it would inevitably steal economic growth which is consumption investment and thats not happening. whether or not hes right, he has his hands on a lot of bonns. what do you make of that c...