this is what he dose. todd: i feel like john madden. get to the sit down. different situation there. this was actually a really interesting dynamic because watch these two, now the height difference isn t as noticeable but it s still there trump is sitting in this position. see his fingers incorporate tangled like that. that s not normal for him. well, he normally sits in that lowered steeple. that s his position of power so to speak. his body language is terrible here. see how is he all hunched over. i would say that s negative but that s his normal baseline posture. that s fine. when we look at putin, however. he looks a little more releaks interested in this situation. so, now, this is cool. he gives him what s known as a submissive palm. if i go like this to you what i m say something hey,able my friend, right? if i grab your hand. then what i now have the luxury of doing is either pulling it and making you mine or tap you again. kind of like no matter what, putin got pulled into
above that beyond that and my religion is ultimately. abby: people should have known before she started her remarks she was praise hog she called one of her mentors, someone who wasn t charged but a coconspirator talked about from the 9/11, the world trade attacks, so i don t have all the information about that. that alone going there and praising someone which you going b. to talk about something like that. todd: both of those points what you said and what you said underscores this is a very charged word here in the u.s.a. jihad is not something you throw around lightly there are other charged words we can t say on tv because they have a huge connotation and thrust behind them that we don t say. this another word. pete: she knows it just like the word of islam. is it a religion of peace or violence or submission. submission to the text. can you get into interpretation all you want. if you understand it, let s have conversation. don t conflate. that s going to set people off. abby: wor
pete: doing weather is not easy but you make it look easy. abby: sounds like we need custard today. rick: i have fries behind me. you want some? pete: you are a great man. nypd swearing in new recruits while mourning a fallen officer. where is the mayor? is he joining the g-20 protests in germany. all the leftists and him. next guest nypd lieutenant fired up about that. abby: chris christie still has six months left he s governor of new jersey. he could already have his next job lined up? todd: trust me, i know where that s going. he is really good at that next job. classic cars on the road but we have a whole lot of them on our plaza. check that out. you want to check all of them out when we come back
first, let s answer that question. was this the right move. absolutely. higher minute mum wage is those solutions or policy ideas sounds like a win for workers but often ends up back firing. we have seen this in seattle. seattle raised their minute mum wage recently and a study just came out from the university of washington and they found that actually the average worker was earning $125 less a month. that s because businesses couldn t afford the higher minimum wage and cutting back workers hours. this is really good news. todd: critics are going to say that is just small businesses trying to keep more money and keep the people down. what did you say? you need the small businesses in order to have the wages and the jobs in the first place. absolutely. i think a lot of people throughout wish they he could be hiring mother. the problem is it s become really expensive with all the mandates including the high cost of labor. and i think that people out there, you know, i m a mom. i kn
this is a glass half full story. unemployment rate lower. total jobs higher. but if you actually look at wages year over year, they have only gone up 2.5%. even the last 8 years, the medium income household that the average family earns in this country has barely gone up. todd: what changes that? what gets wages to rise? this is really confuses the fed. looking at the number. unemployment rate is really low. number of jobs why aren t wages going up? and there is a multitude of reasons. high costs of healthcare. our own firm the cost of healthcare has doubled. doubled in the last 8 years. cost of pensions, other factors. pete: employer sponsored plans get more expensive therefore they don t want to pay their workers more. employers are trying to live on margins. look at the retail sector jobs are going out the door. things are tightening up in the economy. the economy is good.