So, were not saying were going to see it this month, necessarily, but we are off to a down start for the month so far. Sure well get into that and market reaction. Plus, exclusive reaction to the selloff with pimcos bill gross. He has an eyeopening opinion of how investors should be playing this market. Hell tell us what keeps him up at night. The minimum wage is back in the news. We have a fast food worker walkout scheduled for tomorrow. The president was demanding an increase in the minimum wage. Today well talk to a major e c exective to a major food chain about what would happen if they were forced to pay all workers 15, which is essentially double what most fast food restaurants pay. What do you do . Cut jobs . Make burgers smaller . Sliders for everyone. With the dow off about 60 points, off the low of the session. It was down about twice as much at that point. The nasdaq only off about five points. The s p 500 off three. Interestingly enough, there have been some social media na
it s been one week since the government shutdown began but apparently wall street just got the memo. stocks took a noticeable tumble today with the dow, nasdaq and s&p all slipping but it may not be just shutdown jitters. with the debt ceiling deadline creeping closer and no solution in sight, analysts are worried investors could be on the verge of a sharp selloff over fears a deal will not get done in time. one former republican presidential candidate is among those sounding the alarm. former minnesota governor tim pawlenty, who is now the head of a major financial trade association, wrote a letter to congress urging them to raise the debt ceiling and end the standoff. pawlenty writes quote, it is critical for the u.s. government to not default on its fiscal obligations. it s time for our political leaders to come together to act in the country s best interests. we believe that our nation s economic future hinges upon the ability to reach an agreement. mr. pawlenty is joining me now t
into a christian perspective. here he is. the thing, you know, at root that we think about is not only christ sacrificing himself on our behalf but it is also the golden rule, you know, treat others the way you want to be treated. the golden rule, we all learned it, right, treat others the way you want to be treated. you re a christian man. does that resonate with you, what he said? if the golden rule increase ignites with me but not to contradict other things jesus said and he said in matthew 19 that marriage is between one man and one woman. you don t use that rule to skip the institution. god defines what marriage is. society is supposed to implement his definition. when it creates new definitions, it creates chaos. it is written law. whoever owns the family owns the future. we must fight for the family from a biblical standpoint particularly if you say you re a christian christ should have the last word. i understand you re a man of god and go by what is in the bi
that prompts a change in perspective. not wanting to somehow explain to your child why somebody should be treated differently when it comes to the eyes of the law. you ve got joe biden, arnie duncan coming out for gay marriage. did all of this force the president s hand. it s sort of sped up the timeline, but they insist that the president had already made up his mind on this issue a couple of months ago, after as you pointed out, in that sound bite we just heard talking to family members and friends and that the president was planning on going public with this at some point before the convention. then what followed were a lot of tough questions at a briefing this week, questioning jay carney as to when the president would reach that okay, dan lothian from the white house, thanks so much. and she s an american idol fi finalist, a grammy winner and a movie star. but jennifer hudson s the jury begins it s second day of deliberations in the trial of water vapor imagery