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Pulled his hr system in, looked at every job function, every title and every employee. in one day, think it cost him about 5 million buck, he adjusted it. the disparity between ceo pay and worker pay has never been greater. companies have the money. companies have the time. >> it's 2017. we can get this done. >> fix it. >> before we go, it's time for another fact check of our president. listen to this. >> we just announced that we hit 3% in gdp. it just came out. and on a yearly basis, as you know, the last administration, during an eight-year period, never hit 3%. so we're really on our way. ...

About -- then we're talk about the korp rate and what that should be. the real question, and i feel like demagogue either side, is what's our costs? and how do we get there? that's the full question. >> the cost? >> and what i'm worried about is we're going to d a lot of voodoo, a lot of magic, wave the magic wand and lower tax, we're going to pretend all is going to equal what we're spending, and ten years from now we'll all be holding the bag. >> hold on a second. is there still a job function for tax lawyers, then the poor aren't benefiting. it's when there is a completely simplified flat t...

Kentucky. kim davis isn't defying any law and there is nothing anywhere that says government employees lose all constitutional rights by taking office. accommodation has been the law of the united states for decades. it's been the law in kentucky for decades. this notion that elected officials can't assert a religious objection to a job function, it's foreign to american law and it really ought not to be applied against miss davis in this case. >> let me also ask, you have many people who say miss davis -- we know her personal background, she was married a few times, and became born again, and...

Okay, gentlemen. the fbi is being tight lipped about the case which i find is curious. should they be more forthcoming? >> well, i think the problem with -- when suicide is suspected as here that he may have committed suicide is that a lot of people didn't recognize it and feel guilty about it and doctors are very bad at treating people who are depressed who may be suicidal and don't give them proper treatment. >> that is true, too. but the fbi when one of their own is missing and it is no holds barred why do they think they are being so tight lipped, mark? >> we really don't know what his job...

Okay, gentlemen. the fbi is being tight lipped about the case which i find is curious. should they be more forthcoming? >> well, i think the problem with -- when suicide is suspected as here that he may have committed suicide is that a lot of people didn't recognize it and feel guilty about it and doctors are very bad at treating people who are depressed who may be suicidal and don't give them proper treatment. >> that is true, too. but the fbi when one of their own is missing and it is no holds barred why do they think they are being so tight lipped, mark? >> we really don't know what his job...