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>> james: missouri's senate has approved a right to work bill. the measure goes to the statehouse which passed an almost identical the last weekend. republican governor eric reitan says he will sign it. supporters say it will be good for business. opponents say it will weaken unions on/workers wages. the dallas had more records today, gaining 32 for another all-time high close. the s&p 500 lost 2. nasdaq was down 1 paid one of the big changes president trump wants to make has to do with illegal immigrants who have most definitely worn out their welcome. these are criminals back out on our stre...

>> james: missouri's senate has approved a right to work bill. the measure goes to the statehouse which passed an almost identical the last weekend. republican governor eric reitan says he will sign it. supporters say it will be good for business. opponents say it will weaken unions on/workers wages. the dallas had more records today, gaining 32 for another all-time high close. the s&p 500 lost 2. nasdaq was down 1 paid one of the big changes president trump wants to make has to do with illegal immigrants who have most definitely worn out their welcome. these are criminals back out on our stre...

>> that is a hugely under discussed point. you're telling us the very opposite, i mean, jim, that's great news and we wish more companies would raise workers wages. and i think part of that is also maybe lowering executive compensation in some way to get the scales back, not even, i don't think anybody is proposing that all walmart work aers make the same as executives, it would take 930 years for a mcdonald's crew member to earn what the company's ceo took home last year. that's just untenable, that type of dispair tri between the top and bottom, does not only make for a stable economy. >> no...

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