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Pay low wages happens to be the richest man in modern history. let me remind you, jeff bezos on amazon prime day become worth $150 billion. when hes worth that much money, you begin to start asking the question are companies like this who are paying their employees so little gaming the system? joining me now, my dear friend scott galloway whos a professor at the nyu stern school of business and the author of "the four, the hidden dna of amazon, facebook and google." we dont have a jobs problem i...

And apple doing everything in their power not to create new jobs. >> does any of this trickle down and help wages go up? because we do not have a jobs problem. we have enough. we have a wage problem. does any of this fill the wage problem? >> if we could fill the jobs we have, we wouldnt actually have a wage problem. there are 40,000 open jobs in cybersecurity positions around the country that pay an average of $95,000 a year for a college graduate whos just come out of school. we have welding j...

Extend to individuals but, as of now, its for businesses so the question is all of this extra cash they have, which we know they do now, will that actually show up for their employees? and dont really have an employment problem in america right now but we have a wage problem. wages have been so slow to grow so we saw some companies right off the bat come out with these bonuses for their employees, right? bank of america, at&t and said we are giving you an extra thousand dollars this year because...

Expected. we didnt expect a tree, but we expected a flood. it didnt so thats a positive. >> this tree was all the way across the road breaking out. we have been watching and you neighbors and chain saws. you didnt have gas or oil. how did you get the tree out of the road? >> people started showing up and they brought us gas and oil. neighbors came and within a few hours we had the road clear and our driveway. >> thank you so much. this family is dealing with what a lot of people are dealing with...

Should it be a tax cut? more spending in a certain area? >> the one issue is solving the middle class wage problem. that consists of a budge nch of things. >> replace goes down in flame, but repeal is talked about. well here from kristen welker and kasie hunt and former special assistant to president obama, ned price. "morning joe" is back in a moment.

Already one home has partially collapsed. more than a dozen other homes have evacuated. it is not clear what caused the sink hole you can see there. authorities say it could be linked to a possible sewage problem more than 50 feet under ground. those dont end quickly. >> authorities say they have now found pieces of the aircraft near the edge of the black sea where it went down. what else do we know? >> the at the early stages, investigators dont yet know what caused the crash. they say they hav...

Homes. basements are flooded. the water is continuing to rise here. you can see the whole neighborhood back there has water deep into it. the folks who live here say it came up last night and overnight. its the worst theyve ever seen. not 93, 82, worst ever. lets show you whats also going on. you mentioned that sewage problem. they have clear video that shows you. this is just another complication theyre up against. this raw sewage will be flowing into the water thats already flowing everywhere....

Today, 1.2 million americans transitioning from part-time to full-time work last year. as the economy does better, dont the republicans lose ammunition against the democrats in 2016? >> i dont know, people ive run into dont feel like the economy is better. gdp growth is anemic. the unemployment rate is a mirage. they dont count people who have stopped looking for work. theres an incredible unemployment problem in this country. theres a wage problem. this president complains about income inequali...

Wealthiest cities on the planet and yet the government in rio and brazil has entirely failed the environment. before we talk about the olympics, thats what we have to be clear about, is there is an environmental catastrophe happening in the waters around rio, and mainly its raw sewage that gets pumped in the water nonstop. heres another photo live in conjunction with the ioc officials. they said, hey, weve had this sewage problem for decades, heres what were going to do about it. were going to f...

United states and not considered satisfactory, that was the highest reading we saw in the lake. the lowest reading we saw though was still 2,000 times that limit that would be considered alarming in southern california. >> so brazils government has promised to build eight treatment facilities for water. they only built one. what kind of pressure are they getting from the olympic committee, from countries who will send athletes there who could potentially as you pointed out get sick if not even d...