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Alex barron the regional manager for walmart wrote this week saying quote, we have said that this legislation is arbitrary and discriminatory and discourageds investment in washington. walmart is the largest employer in the country with more than 1.3 million workers and 4,005 stores. the company earned $17 billion in profits last year. and many walmart critics say that means they can and should pay their workers more. but should a city be able to force the company to do so? steven moore senior economics writer of the "wall street journal" editorial board, david madland is the director of the a...

Have said this legislation is ash treasure and discriminatory and it discourages investment in washington. walmart is the large effort employer in the country with more than 1.3 million workers and 4,005 stores. the company earned $17 billion in profits last year. and many walmart critics say that means they can and should pay workers more. but should a city be able to force the company to do so in steven moore senior economics writer of the "wall street journal" editorial board, david madeleine is the director of the american worker project at center for american progress. david, why can't th...

If you don't like the wages they pay, don't work there. >> well, we have things like a minimum wage to ensure that when workers work hard, they have enough so they're not living in poverty. also, by those kind of policies we help the economy because we ensure workers have basic purchasing power and that's the core problem with the economy today is that workers don't have enough purchasing power so businesses aren't able to invest. >> it's like a mind-set of a kleptomaniac at a big department store who says i'm going to take a couple of bed linens, they can afford it they wouldn't miss it. isn'...

>> this is what happens so many catholic bishops supported obamacare because they thought this will help social justice with health care. what it is doing is quite the reverse, going to have them to commit a crime against conscience or stop billions of dollars that catholic services provide to the poor. that's what i think is very upsetting. that these valuable services are going to be -- >> sean: why, if the catholic church, and we are going to respect catholic universities and their right to practice freely and catholic hospitals and charity, why not allow them to make the decision -- and if...