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Things for workers. the second phase they found out just released a study today. actually hurt low income workers in their city. liberal economists across america, agaft to discover that this thing that they thought was the perfect policy raising the minimum wage all the way to $15 turns out it is possible to raise it too much. >> tucker: fewer people have jobs? >> fewer people had jobs. some people kept their jobs had fewer hours. >> tucker: of course. >> costs so much to keep them employed. folks are trying to poke holes in the study. commissioned by the city of seattle. >> tucker: you knew ...

It didn't really change things for workers. the second phase they found out just released a study today. actually hurt low income workers in their city. liberal economists across america, agaft to discover that this thing that they thought was the perfect policy raising the minimum wage all the way to $15 turns out it is possible to raise it too much. >> tucker: fewer people have jobs? >> fewer people had jobs. some people kept their jobs had fewer hours. >> tucker: of course. >> costs so much to keep them employed. folks are trying to poke holes in the study. commissioned by the city of seatt...

But he was saying we need to have people getting full-time jobs, not so many people reverting to part-time jobs because the economy is so lousy. >> so andrea this was not a gaft. this was an honest window into his thinking and it goes to the heart of the contrast between hillary clinton and not just jeb bush but the entire republican field whose vision for the future of the economy is to put growth for its own sake above everything else and hopefully if we cut taxes for those at the very top, it will contribute to spike gdp numbers which in turn will hopefully maybe at some point down the road...

That a george bush-appointed judge today said it's not even a close call. he cede james madison would be gaft if he new the u.s. government would be collecting extremely invasive data on every single american without any remote suspicion without probable cause. i think it's not only the right but the duty to come forward at great risk to himself and inform his fellow citizens about what it is their government is doing in the dark that is illegal. >> so has edward snowden been vindicated? let's talk about that. will kay news and job avalon is a senior executive and editor of "the daily beast." ...