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Of the pension problems, but you've got to hit it out of the park on this one, democrats. my guest on this has a better solution for all of it. i'm joined tonight by bernie sanders, independent senator from vermont. senator, good to have you with us tonight. this is one of these stories that i think i have to tell maybe every three weeks or once a month before the election. because i'm hearing on the radio, well, gosh, i didn't know that stamps pay for everything. i'm hearing on the radio, well, i didn't know about this 75-year thing into a ten-year window. no business could do that. so i ask ...

Won't vote for the democrats. and they are on a mission to get rid of any government job they can. but guess what, the number of one group of people hired by the office are military veterans. issa won't tell you that either. i expect this kind of action from republicans, but what bothers me is that democrats, you're not fighting hard enough. you know, you're doing a great job of going after the ryan budget. we're going to help you do that. ly on this show, but you've got to step up and do something big time to save the post office from utter disaster. this is a real opportunity for the democra...

Of scare tactics and misinformation in the arguments to spike pensions over the past 15 years. they said if you didn't give employees lavish pensions we wouldn't be able to recruit and retain quality employees. those arguments were false. they led us down the wrong path. and now we are paying the price. >> reporter: so, jon, as you know unions will fight this tooth and nail, first in television, direct mail and finally in the courts if it survives however, you can bet that other cities are going to give this a hard look because they too are facing very big pension problems. back to you. jon: e...

Yeah, food prices are up. we're not in, you know, germany in the weimar republic. >> neil: angela merkel has indicated that's a concern. >> yeah, listen, it's a problem. the bottom line is if you're going to keep interest rates at zero for this long, you're going to get parts of the economy, particularly commodities that are going to see inflation but, you know, when you look overall, i just don't see it running away. unless i'm missing something. >> the point is once it does get -- once it sparks and goes crazy. >> if that was the case, it would be parabolic right now. >> neil: i don't know w...

Eric bolling "follow the money" on fox business network. >> good morning, bill. bill: this is big proposal. wonder if it goes anywhere. they're deep in red. >> at one point they were $20 billion in the red. byron york pointed out something very important. scott walker in wisconsin was textbook example what happens when you go after the unions. when you go after collective bargaining. when you stop the bleeding. what wisconsin done they turned it around. they were $3.6 billion in the red. looks like they will make 300, 400 million back in the first year on the path to correcting that. kasich tr...