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In fact, i sat down with congressman chaffetz about his decision to leave washington and the problems he sees with today's political culture. you need members who can answer their own questions, talk on camera, who can stand up to town halls and answer difficult questions. and be able to stand up on principle and say, this is why i believe this. and if that person isn't able to do that in your own district, then get rid of him. it's something like 98% of the people get re-elected. are you kidding me? >> wait until you hear what he has to say about his decision to leave congress. i'll have much...

Over how long the fed will keep pumping money into the economy. mixed signals from fed officials on how and when the fed will taper off its massive bond-buying stimulus program. that stimulus has been a huge factor in the recent stock market rally. the sell-off after a stellar run for stocks that has been very good for your 401(k). brand new this morning, fidelity reports retirement savings accounts hit a record high during the first three months of 2013. the average in a retirement account, 401(k) account, right now is $80,900. that's up 8% from last year. and a whopping 75% increase from the...

70s today and 60s tomorrow. only a very slight chance for rain today, and even tomorrow there's a 30% chance rain, and the wind is shifted and there is more humidity. here is the future radar. here is the bullseye of it. monday morning you can see some rain coming in right where we need it. just light scattered rain showers will be the scenario on monday and then into tuesday, rand randi. much improved conditions, no question about it. >> all right. that is good news. thank you. now to wall street this morning where a strong april jobs number sent markets soaring on friday. the s&p 500 touch...

Off the table and take profits. >> we don't know when that will happen. any idea how many americans are invested in the market? everyone's jumping in. >> it does. gallup keeps polls of this. last time polled a year ago, 53% of americans were invested in the stock market. that's a record low since those polls began themselves. so, it is safe to assume at those point that number, 53%, is much higher now. and if you got in early, meaning right when the market was at one of its recent lows in march 2009, you're reaping reward. an example if you invested $10,000 in an s&p 500 index fund at the mark...