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Statistics, but in numbers released from starbucks, for their 181,000 u.s. employees, their median pay for men and women is exactly the same, no pay gap. globally the company said that women make 98% of what men do, the spokesperson said that pay equity has long been a priority for the company. now we have the numbers and it certainly shows. have the numbet certainly shows. than rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom me...

On wall street how broad based a deal would eventually be if it were to get done? you know the uncertainty is out there, larry. we had charles payne on from fbn telling us that uncertainty is a big thing for these markets right now. there has been three straight weeks of declines for the u.s. stock market. he says deal or no deal they need some certainty. do you think any certainty comes from this week and those talks? >> it's possible. i don't want to predikt. the u.s. economy is in pretty good shapes. a good jobs number, 181,000 with revisions on the payrolls. households were close to 400,00...

>> pete buttigieg. [ laughter ] >> that's great. [ laughter ] >> it's original, i'll give you that. >> presidential candidate andrew yang using his opening statement to announce the surprise that he had been teasing. it's part of the pilot program for his universal basic income plan which would give every citizen over the age of $181,000 a month. yang is already testing the program with two families using money from his own pocket. this next phase, however, is coming from campaign donations. msnbc contributor noah rothman is among those reacting. he tweeted, quote, literally giving away other ...

181,000 people misrepresented themselves on a background check were found ineligible to purchase a gun and almost none were prosecuted. i'm not sure any were prosecuted, here's a situation -- >> i hear you. >> where someone failed a background check -- >> and it wasn't enforced. >> could have been in prison, could have been investigated, and it wasn't. the point is, you can pass a whole bumpnch more laws, but th laws in place are not being enforced. >> i hear you except the current law wouldn't catch this person -- >> it should have. >> hold on, rick. they caught him when he failed a backgroun...

Repeat of the crimes that got them into prison in the first place and only affects federal prisons. this is important. there are nearly 181,000 inmates right now. that's less than 10% of america's prison population. that's why this is just a first step. it now goes to the house where it's expected to pass. then to the president who signaled to sign it into law. >> yes, it is just 10% but 10% more than it used to be so let's look closer as why reform is so important. the united states has the world's highest incarceration rate, about 655 per 100,000 people according to the world prison brief da...