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Example of a group that lost its way is the teachers' union, and he is calling on president obama to make some stance or verbalize something as to what is going on in his hometown of chicago. >> across the nation watching the case. something that is going to happen in some way, shape or form, in every market. average cps teacher has 13 years on the job, paid $76,000. >> interesting. and they did agree to the pay increase, 3% for the first year and then 2% for the next couple of years as well, but it's just the job evaluations and job security that they're still trying to negotiate. let's hope ...

In this country went to about 15,000 households. now, let's look at that in terms of what the numbers show as it goes between the top and the bottom. in this last chart. >> advance the chart. there you go. >> that's the .01% i talked about before being 37%. but let's try to get to that last chart, which -- here we go. if you look at the bottom 99%, their average income in 2010 was about $42,000. in real terms after inflation, they got an $80 pay increase, 0.2%. if you were in the top 1%, your average income was $1 million, you got $105,000 pay increase, 11.6%. if you're in the top .01%, your a...

15%. that's how much more the typical unionized employee earns versus a worker not in a union. 1 percentage point. according to the analysis, by center for american progress, is all that union membership would need to increase to add $153 per year to middle class household income. 1,532 is how many dollars a year the average middle class household income would increase if union rates in america were 10 percentage points higher. now, pause with me. i want to make sure that's clear. i'm talking about everyone here. when union membership goes up, the average household union and nonunion sees a pa...

Employees. currently the democrats two years ago had introduced a bill that would freeze federal employee pay for two years. all i do is extend it for an additional year. the only difference for my bill compared to the current bill that's in place is that we carve in congressmen and women. so congressmen and women also have their pay frozen as well. to be clear, though, our military is another included in either of the bills. but you might have heard about this, your viewers may have as well. the cbo came out with a report that shows that 16 -- that federal employees make 16% more than their c...

Megyn: you're out of here. >> right. this has implications outside of florida. the voters seem to be saying, wear not prepared to pick up the tab any longer for lavish union pay, benefits and pension plans. megyn: why would he have hiked the salary of public employees at the time he is saying, the budget gap was so bad, i have to raise taxes? >> this agreement was reached two or three years ago. he didn't revise it. he didn't say, you're scheduled for a pay increase. you are not going to get it. he went ahead with it. national implications for this, seriously. megyn: he's a republican, but he ...