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Me and that exactly the intimidation that the unions want. >> we are in a point and i am sure you have dealt with this, at a point where you see a lot of clashes between a labor and management and government getting involved. are we at a turning point if the labor movement in this country? is this part of it? is there a bigger story? >>guest: i think we have been at the turning point for quite some time. and just consider the number of employees in private industry that are in unions today. it i...

Things, lower must bees and higher impact, get ready and it can be devastating for the economy, we have gas prices that are almost through the roof and they could go higher. >>guest: the positive is a cool summer, and it will not be a sweltering summer. a lot cooler and a lot of folks on that issue are going to be better off but there is always a tradeoff and someone will take a step and blame the heat last year and this year they will try to blame 9 hurricane impact but that is part of nature b...

>> syria, security forces killing dozens of demonstrators against president assads crackdown and hundreds kills nationwide since the uprising start and the united nations is considering offering $38 million in aid to the syrian government. my next guest says that is a big mistake. and now, we will talk about that from the heritage foundation. they were thinking of giving the money, $38 million, to the syrian government, and the idea here is that basically, you have a government that everyone see...

Hurricane season. is this going to be a brutal hurricane season, joe? >>guest: well, i think it will be a much higher impact season on the united states coast but the total numbers, the total numbers, we had 19 last year, i am thinking of lower it from 13 to 15, but a lot of people did not understand on the east coast the years that the east coast gets hit, the normal numbers between ten and 12. now, we see a lot of link to the 2008 season and in spite of the fact that there were no major hurric...

Producers were going to take the prices up and not including the disaster that happened in alabama but because of the price of corn so we will see --. >>shepard: a lot of this already happening. in fact, the chicken story such as it is coming from alabama with not disrupt the national supply that much but the fact is the price already is going up. are you in the double dip camp saying this could be a tough year for the economy when it looks like we were digging ourselves out. >>guest: digging ou...

Six-pack it is not getting better. >> despite the bad news, stocks are doing well, apreliminary was a good month for the stock market and the dow jones industrial average picked up nearly 500 points for the month, a 4 percent gain and dismissing the inflation fears. but should it be in charles payne is joining us filling in for neil cavuto and will discuss the recovery situation. we will watch you on fox business. you are a market guy. i know the economy and she brings up some good points but th...

This, governor haley said the silence is deafening. >>guest: they are trying to encourage growth and encourage hiring but that lip service because that is not what we are seeing and this boeing situation is one example. >> thank you, nice to see you. >> tornado survivors pick up the pieces environmentalists picking up the global warming blame game. stay tuned. ♪

Families wanted to save memories, photographs, things lake that. and seven tornadoes touched down in this county and the most deadly, winds of 190 miles per hour and this family survived by taking shelter under a gun rack and eight people in the neighborhood were killed. some families when they return to their neighborhoods they did not recognize where they lived where they spent their whole lives. city officials have said the most requested constitutional -- item trying to save what they can ar...

Nikki haley, said silence could mean consent, but president obamas silence is not acceptable to me and south carolina citizens who are aghast. what does she want from the president? >>guest: well, i like the president to take a leadership role and recognize the economy is trying to crawl out of this recession and we are trying to put people back to work. this is about jobs. and i just said that boeing has done its part to create jobs in washington state, and is doing its part to create jobs here...

>>guest: thats right. the problem with the complaint when you have a complaint there is a harm. the problem is, since boeing announced over 17 months ago that it was going to expand, not remove, but expand its operations, to south carolina, it has added approximately 2,000 employees to the union membership in puget sound. so there has been in harm upon the workforce of washington state, and, in fact, over 1,000 people have been hired in south carolina, the manufacturing facility is nearly comple...