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>> there's all these rumblings that maybe she wants to be the vice president nominee for 2020. there's talk that maybe trump would ditch mike pence. nothing substantiated but there are those rumors that are floating around. >> i mean, he could try. and then i suppose she would be a human shield for any accusations of sexism or racism. i guess that would be one strategic play. but i don't think he's going to do that because i think mike pence actually locks up that evangelical base that donald trump cannot live without. so i don't see a shift. but maybe that would be the reason. >> gabe, zerlin...

Went under, one of the reasons they went under. you look what the president is talking about here and you certainly what congress counterproposal on the other side. do we look like we are a massive business that's finally figuring out we need to take serious steps for our long-term retirement problems? >> an important issue and not just about heady cut spending or how to raise taxes or feel out how to raise revenues but to drive growth. i think the core is getting the economy growing faster. all of the growth comes from entrepreneurs. the kaufman data foundation said 34 million jobs created th...

Goodbye hillary clinton fund-raisi fund-raising. republicans struggled with some news on that front in order to raise money. it was a tough month for republicans to raise month. a u.s. security company is blaming china for 141 cases of computer hacking. a security firm says it's traced the hacking to one specific chiens building in shanghai's pudong district. china says their government does not engage in computer hacking. sure you do. up next, cuts and consequences. while president obama brings out the bully pulpit, we're bringing out some big guns. >> wake up. emotion, fear, guilt, ray schis...

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...