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Probably about somewhere between 85 and 92% they are talking about trump. when you are so myopic on a particular person in this case the president, why aren't you covered him live to hear what he has to say unless that unfiltered version of trump doesn't allow for commentary, punditry, or maybe it's speculation about their latest bombshell that came via unnamed sources. then we talk about the business end of this, and was us a good editorial decision not to cover this rally live as fox did? i have the numbers in front of me. fox quadrupled cnn's off audience, cnn 821,000. msnbc 1.53 million, t...

Probably about somewhere between 85 and 92% they are talking about trump. when you are so myopic on a particular person in this case the president, why aren't you covered him live to hear what he has to say unless that unfiltered version of trump doesn't allow for commentary, punditry, or maybe it's speculation about their latest bombshell that came via unnamed sources. then we talk about the business end of this, and was us a good editorial decision not to cover this rally live as fox did? i have the numbers in front of me. fox quadrupled cnn's off audience, cnn 821,000. msnbc 1.53 million, t...

Attention to the fed. many investors are banking on ben bernanke to announce a fresh round of stimulus. apple got a 1% boost out of the launch of the iphone 5. chesapeake energy is buying breathing room from its $14 billion debt load with the sale of nearly $7 billion in assets. the parent company of airbus and v. e, europe's two biggest defense agencies are in talks. the number of u.s. families without bank accounts grew by 821,000 between 2001 and 2011. that means nearly 10 million americans, a little more than 8% of the nation's population don't have a checking or banking account, most...

Big, big companies making a fortune. didn't i just allude to this, stephanie elam? stephanie is in new york. >> i thought it was lovely. >> was it okay? >> okay? was it all right? >> yeah. >> good to see you, steph. >> yeah. good to see you, too. you're talk at walmart taking the number one spot. again, this is the seventh time that walmart is in first place. so just to put it into perspective there for you, knocking out exxonmobil. but take a look at these companies all together. the fortune 500 companies in 2009, they earned $391 billion. that's a gain of 335%. 335%. they're saying that this...

Companies gaining 335% as far as their earnings are concerned in 2008. second biggest jump in a 56-year history. sales were down close to 9% that is true. that's the largest percentage decline since 1983. but you also look at how these companies are doing with job cuts, they cut more than 3% of the workforce, losing 821,000 jobs. that's the biggest job loss in history as well. all of these companies rank by revenue. you can see that walmart is the company that came out on top, taking exxonmobil out of the top spot. this was the second time that walmart was at the top of the list. if you take a...