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The ratings shift, let me just tell you about the ratings shift. it is more gradual with everyone factored in but as you see in 2018, 53% got as -- sorry. 2008 it was 53/35. in 2018, 45/52. that had flipped. robin thomas joins me now. that's a lot of numbers. i want you to make sense of that for us. what has changed? have democrats changed in what they say about guns or has the nra's rating system changed? >> no, democrats have changed, ali. i think what's interesting about some of these results is that when you dig a little deeper you find that democrats that ran election campaigns on a gun s...

Behavior. you got a ballooning deficit. now you want a payroll tax, which is not only going to take money away from medicare and medicaid, which is going to cause cuts in things he said it wouldn't cut, but it's going to be juicing an economy in a time you say you don't need it. i'm not saying you're wrong about powell and cutting rates. i get why he's chasing him. that's about monetary policy. but if you're killing if, why do you care. most importantly, if you keep cutting rates, if you have another tax cut, you have no tools in the bag for when recession does come and it is cyclical. it will...

You're at a disadvantage. somebody cherry picks one part of what was presented to the judge but the underlying information that would explain the totality of the administration made by the judge can't be seen because it's classified information so how exactly do democrats -- how does the justice department respond without revealing classified information. >> that's why fbi director chris wray was adamant about not having this go out the way it is because it misrepresents the facts and there are significant omissions of fact that are there. so the fbi goes through a very thorough process. it's ...

2014 to 2015, $18,943. minimum wage comparisons, $3.35 in '81 and '82, 2014 and 2015, $7.25. you look at the numbers, the math is never going to be tlohe. >> no, and there is an increasing number of teens that don't want to work over the summer, and the takeaway from that is kids are lazy, but i think it's the opposite. the expectation of kids are huge. they're hired more than ever before. they're enrolled in course work over the summer. they're doing unpaid volunteer work, unpaid internships, which, by wait, the bla does not consider that being unemployed. these kids are incredibly busy

>> but they're planning the release of more e-mails. >> and medical information, social security. >> is this about executives concerned about their own personal e-mail being released and less about things blowing up? >> we asked you what you thought. >> jesse said this, it's a comedy. we're going to let them cyber bully? >> thank you. >> angela says, better to be safe than sorry. i would not take any terrorist threat lightly. what about you? given the fact that -- it's going to wind up being shown at a lot of screens across the country. would you go to see it or do you think your safety would ...