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>> direct effect on the presidential election. if you are in the middle-class tonight, look at that graph. that is where it has been and that is where it is going. it is going to go lower and the republicans are not happy until it is down here. they are all about union busting. that is what it is about. and this is where the right-wing republican governors want the numbers. they dont care about the blue line. this is not a hockey game, folks. they dont care about the blue line. they dont care ho...

Speaking before a large audience and third being caught naked in front of the public. >> sean: not a fear of mine, it is never going to happen. >> ill leave that where it is. happen. >> you need the context, three things. opening sentence is the most important part of the communication, not the close. everybody spends their time figuring out the last far graph. people react based on your first sentence. you have to set the context all the way through. and the third that powerful delivery at the ...

Speaking before a large audience and third being caught naked in front of the public. >> sean: not a fear of mine, it is never going to happen. >> ill leave that where it is. happen. >> you need the context, three things. opening sentence is the most important part of the communication, not the close. everybody spends their time figuring out the last far graph. people react based on your first sentence. you have to set the context all the way through. and the third that powerful delivery at the ...

Oil company came in at 0. and also want to take a look at sonstrach. the algerian state-owned oil company. one very interesting point, between the best and the worst in this category, the best are all publicly traded multinationals, the worst here are all or partly state owned. taking a look at transparency internationals graph, the lower the anti-corruption, the more likely the oil company is. >> interesting stuff. lets take it over to emily. >> were going to take a look at those numbers with t...

Education systems. everyone benefits from that. >> we you mean government. >> we think of them as a monster. we are the government. >> only in libertarian fer fair tales in real life the government is us. >> what percent of the economy should government be? >> housing healthcare and educations and in addition to national defense. if it means 20 percent i am okay with it. i dont think it will ever get that big. >> its already at 40 percent. here is a graph of the growth of government since the be...

Price marks on the graph, this is october 1st, 2010, and we went to 2.79, then the first of the year, right here, january, we went from 2.59, up to 2.99. today, as i just mentioned, prices up here, around 3.37. with so much uncertainty as to what happens next. frankly, no one knows how much higher it could go. stuart varney, fox business network, good morning to you stuart. some folks in this country are already paying over $4 for a gallon of gasoline. thats not what you want when youre trying t...

That terrible quake, the 6.3 magnitude quake in christchurch new zealand on tuesday. the official number now 102. 228 people are still missing this hour and it is feared that many foreign students from asian countries may have been buried alive from the ctv language building collapsed. well continue to follow whats happening there. jenna: also right now the chaos in the middle east in africa having a big impact on your wallet right here at home. oil is higher again today after climbing to its hi...

Unless youre in that top line, that aint happening. >> lets go to the wall, you love to go to the wall. i want to examine politics. i dont know where 1981 is, but i think its somewhere around here. you just talked about who these people are, these are people, these are people. these are voters, these are voters. these people got these people to vote for their interests, period. thats it. there you go. these people are still voting for their interests because these -- >> what happened toward the ...

Period. these people are still voting for their interests because these -- >> what happened toward the end here? manufacturing jobs disappeared and markets started to take off. >> you could lay another graph over this, when unions are strong, union works who are middle class or who are not -- i love the life. politics. >> heres a remarkable point, pete. the rich got the average, the middle class to vote for policies that sustain them. politics like for instance, extending a tax cut to the wealth...

Richard lui, whats the argument made on both sides? some are questioning whether there is a budget cries there. >> correct. one group here, chris. they count the beans in budgets. not fun, but important. were talking about the non-partisan group sanctioned by wisconsin government. thats telling wisconsinites worth these spending plans put the state checkbook above or below water. i want to show you treport here. it came out two weeks ago. look at the numbers. look at this. a surplus of $121 mill...