how much do you have to leave the housekeeping staff? i m hear you say you give 15 or 20 bucks. that is very generous. that is a lot of money, out here in beverly hills i will have to leave 75 bucks when i check out. ainsley: what? do you really? you re being generous. reporter: what is the going rate? ainsley: i leave about 20, i think how hard they were working. i remember when i couldn t pay my bills. brian: usually leave the room a mess. ainsley: i don t ever leave the room a mess. i clean up all the trash, put it in the trashcan. make up the bed. reporter: kilmeade s office used to be messy. ainsley: kilmeade s office? yeah, his office is a mess. brian: not anymore. steve: ed henry, thanks for getting up early. he will go the to the fund-raiser and tell us about it. meanwhile, everybody s favorite shot not really about anything. is chocolate, peppermint. it is delicious.
front of the price of oil. now it s 66.98. once it s below 60 bucks it s good for you the consumer. bad for producers. a lot of our production is fracking. fracking is more expensive like in texas and saudi arabia getting oil gushing out of the ground. that costs 20 bucks a barrel depe depend on what your fixed costs of. fracking requires the price of oil to be a little higher so we re a little perplexed as to what the president was tweeting about but i figured it s a good opportunity to get you up to speed. this is about where world experts had thought oil prices would be right now. $66.98, $67, that s where we are right now. we start to get worried when oil gets above 75 bucks. it was getting there last week at some point. and when it gets too low, oil producers in america have to lay people off. we re looking at a comfort zone between 55 and 70 bucks a barrel. we re there now. i will keep you up to date on oil spikes ands how it affects your oil your oil and gas. thank you for being
like the ones we re going to go visit and many others. we want these venture capitalists to see and make these investments. as a democrat, the government can t solve all these problems. we can be a part of the solution, but we need the ply vat sector investment to come in. it s a good deal. it s eight bucks a square foot in youngstown, ohio, and it s about 75 bucks a square foot in san francisco. you can pay an engineer out of youngstown state or university of akron about $60,000 a year. in california you ve got to pay them 100, 120. the economics match up. but we ve got to connect these two worlds. if we re going to have growth and wages and benefits and secure pension, we need private vengss to come to the midwest. we re going to have a lot of fun and hopefully get economic development into the industrial midwest. it will be good to see private capital helping their own in the united states of america. let us know how it goes.
was down 300 points back in the days when it was at 8,000. you thought the world was coming to an end and we re at 26,000. so the numbers are quite a bit different in terms of the percentage. now, down is down. and a thousand points is a lot. but i just am so optimistic about this economy, and i think again your average working class american is. we re just seeing movement we haven t seen in years in terms of more jobs, better pay, and you know, i find it interesting leland: you were the one they want to repeal and rescind this tax break, are you saying to me you really want to run on taking away these tax breaks from that woman that got an extra 75 bucks in her paycheck? if you listen to nancy pelosi it s just peanuts is what i think she said. that s what they are running on. i know you and your listeners will have a lot to talk about
done yesterday, which is some advice we re hearing from experts, to knock it out on thanksgiving. that doesn t mean some retailers can try to lure some of their shoppers out today. for example, friday only at target, spend about 75 bucks spend $50 or more, you get about a 20% discount you can use in the coming days. clearly this retailer is trying to keep that tradition alive of plaque friday shopping. the reality, many people may be going online trying to take advantage of some of those sales and getting that shopping done. there was a recent study here from several experts showing about close to 60% of shoppers will be going online versus going into their stores for their for their shopping. so it just goes to show you, there are still many people choosing to stay home. but still spending, nonetheless. a lot more convenient. and a lot more warm inside your house than waiting in line. polo sandoval, thank you. joining us with what this