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Everybody say something nice to your boss. or maybe you want to dump them. hi, chris. chris is our lovely boss today. we are going to dunk him. two out of three workers according to a new survey said that they not only do not like their boss, they would rather get a new boss over a pay raise. there's so much dissatisfaction among american companies these days. it cost american businesses $360 billion a year in lost productivity. i like my boss. just putting it out there. >> if you ever worked for a bad boss you appreciate a good one. they are few and far between. lauren simonetti good to see y...

Megyn: here is what they say. they say it will slash $360 billion in federal revenues which means we'll have to increase taxes on the middle class. >> that's how they get to that phoney number. romney says the tax reform has to be revenue neutral. any loopholes we close go to allow the rates to go down for everybody at the same right and the goal is to reduce them by 1/5, by 20%. but he made it clear this has got to be revenue neutral. this is how they get to this phoney number. they say this won't work and i will be forced to raise taxes on the bottom. but romney made it clear we have got to ...

grounded, some parts of the 2,500 mile lifeline 50 feet below flood levels last year. america's fight over same-sex marriage coming down to a fried chicken sandwich. today, round two, a kiss-in at chick-fil-a's nationwide. we'll talk to the organizer live in 30 minutes. "newsroom" starts right now. and good morning to you, happy, happy friday, i'm carol costello. we begin this friday morning with some better news about the nation's economy. the labor department says 163,000 jobs were created last month beating expectations of around 95,000. in the meantime, the unemployment rate ...

policy center says that mitt romney's tax plan would raise taxes on 95% of americans. now, mitt has promised a 20% tax cut to everyone. so whose math adds up -- mitt's or the tax policy center's? it's sort of like an olympic boxing match. today, the romney camp threw a punch fast and early, pointing out that one of the authors was a former aide to president obama. as the romney campaign wrote to us, that is, quote, hardly objective. true, one round to mitt. but for the romney campaign, we checked the other two names on the report, and one author was a former aide to george h.w. bush,...

now, mitt has promised a 20% tax cut to everyone. so whose math adds up -- mitt's or the tax policy center's? it's sort of like an olympic boxing match. today, the romney camp threw a punch fast and early, pointing out that one of the authors was a former aide to president obama. as the romney campaign wrote to us, that is, quote, hardly objective. true, one round to mitt. but for the romney campaign, we checked the other two names on the report, and one author was a former aide to george h.w. bush, the final one worked for both bush and obama. round two to barack. let's lay out the ...