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wish that obamacare had never passed. now, get this, 64% think it never would have passed if we knew then what we know now. there you go, ms. pelosi. yes, it has passed and yes, we have found out what's in it, but no, we do not like it. that is your daily obamacare update for the day. now, to that really nasty winter weather, finally clearing out for the majority of people on the east coast. it's still snowing in new england though, more than a foot of snow in some areas. all right, here is the aftermath. a total of 1.2 million people lost power because of the storm. they're slowly being restored to the juice and as expected, it will hurt the economy. dow jones estimates that all of this winter weather will take .3% out of economic growth. now, it doesn't seem like a lot, but it translates to less job creation, lower retail sales. this winter really did hurt and i don't know about you, but the snow has, shall we say, loss its charm, i'm going home today.

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♪ >> we are moving. and won't be the same without you. and starting monday, the 24th, the new start time is 11 a.m. eastern you'll get two full hours. same great show, new time. season two of netflix's popular house of cards debuts today. not good enough for the fans. they were snowed in and detook to social media and here is what from senator marco rubio's press secretary. if, when d.c. shuts down on

thursday, netflix would be smart to release "house of cards" one day early. what, liz? >> another media reporter says this is netflix's whole business model giving us our on demand when we want it, but the reaction is pouring in negative against what is going on. d.c. people are behaving like babies. get a little bit of snow and like they want their birthday presents a day early. one person wrote on the twitters sphere, there's three feet of snow on the ground and my kids are going to school. stuart: some people say ou're cry babies, you demand something and can't get it. >> i'm on that side. stuart: i'm taking the other side of that one. this is 2014, the consumer is king, i want it, i pay for it and i want it now. hey, i'm snowed in, give it to me. >> go buy it--

buy a video aor read a book. stuart: what is the red suit? >> it's valentine's day and in britain you don't celebrate it. stuart: they're telling me to move. . [laughter] we're talking 16,000 and it's friday morning, everybody. we're down 29 points at 15,999. let's see how we go today for the rest of the day. we always tell you, tech is king. to prove it, look at google. the stock hit, did it hit 1200 yet today? >> not yet, not yet, but i'm willing to bet at some point we'll see the 1200 mark. it traded yesterday at 1199.90. so, i mean, it couldn't get any closer to 1200, right? and we've seen it run up. it was 875, it was in a chart and one of the little, little and then took off. >> and is that right? it was 875 last september. >> yeah. stuart: it went straight up and we're almost touching 1200 this morning. fascinating. i know you're going to follow that one because 1200?

wow, not bad. all right, nicole, got to move on to facebook. it closed at a new high yesterday. it opened this morning at another new high, but it's since dropped back, is that what we've got here? okay, well, $67, $67.04 on facebook right now.

i think that she's in between a rock and a hard place. what can she do? if she stops the taper that looks bad, the economy is not doing well. if she starts to taper the taper maybe she's seeing something that we don't see and if she adds money to it she's going to tell us that things are bad. she's stuck and i agree with you. she slows the rate of the taper. the reason we were going to taper because the economy was doing better. and now we're throwing it out the window, it's failed economic policy. we need something else. stuart: believe me, i'm with you on this one, scott, i'm 100% with you. i want a tax cut. i want private enterprise to get moving. thanks, scott. >> common sense rules the day. stuart: common sense does indeed rule the day. at least on this program. speaking of the weather, and we are, you know, john layfield is with us from-- he's laughing at us, he's in

bermuda, the sign is shining and the beach is behind him. quit laughing, john, it's not funny. >> hey, i'm sorry, my wife is actually stuck there in new york city trying to come to bermuda. it's 70-plus degrees today and we're only an hour and a half away from new york. stuart: you tell her there's a space for her on this program if she's stuck at the airport, come on and we'll put her on. >> she loves you, and she would come on. stuart: thank you, john. that's something positive and now tell me about twitter. as you know, it's up what, 100% or more since the ipo last november. now, starting this weekend, the inside,if they wish, can sell their stock. if they did sell, that would push the stock price down, i presume. so, i want to ask you, would that be a buying opportunity for john layfield? >> depends how much the stock goes down. when i worked on wall street the biggest thing we feared was the lockup expiration because people run for the exits.

you know, this thing is has made 20 billion dollars as 25 times revenue. this is a time that people look at this and say, now what? i really want it get out here around 55 to $60. this is a real gift to these guys. depends how far it goes down. i love twitter, i just don't believe in this valuation. stuart: got it. how about tesla? the stock is hovering around $200 a share. would you buy it at 200, john? >> no, absolutely not. i'm about as big a fan of elon musk as there is in the world. america is so lucky to have this south african entrepreneur come. the manhattan doesn't do projects anymore, people like elon musk do, and richard branson. thank god we've got a guy like elon musk. and this is about optimism and that is what he is, iron man. stuart: unbridled enthusiasm. what is the expression from greenspan? irrational exuberance.

john, i'm sorry to cut it short, but get off to the beach and get that suntan going. >> happy valentine's day to you. stuart: appreciate it. a disappointing forecast from weight watchers. nicole, how bad is the stock reacting? >> first of all, it's down 26%. it's at new lows that we haven't seen since the financial crisis. if i remember on the last round, the last quarterly report only because i was at the fed and the ceo, and thinking how it wasn't doing well last time. once again, the meeting attendance for the weight watchers meetings, down, revenue down, profit guidance for 2014 lower than the analysts were expecting. stuart: they couldn't fight the internet, can they? it's really a tough go at that. nicole: i don't know what the problem is, what the formula is. meeting attendance, that seems outdated i guess in this day and age. i know a lot of people who do it and now have hit the internet. made the point.

stuart: 26% down. that's a huge bite. nicole: almost down as much as the profits. stuart: thank you, we're down only 14 points on the dow. only 14, that's it. i've got to get that big deal that will supposedly bring together the two biggest cable providers and customers, they don't like these companies. comcast, time warner. we said it yesterday. i guess we were right. look at what people are saying on twitter about the merger and about the cable guys? quote, prediction, the comcast time warner merger talks will be slow, freeze a bunch of times and have it be restarted. that's sarcasm. anytime that they could result in better services, anyone? bueller? and liz macdonald we said this yesterday, this could open the door to netflix and people like that. >> yes, this makes the twitters sphere possibly an eloquent case

for signing up for netflix. essentially what's going on is the union of the two least respected companies at least in terms of customer service and does bad plus bad equal worse? so michael kopp a former member of the sec, says this is already an oversized colossas. and the twitters sphere is going pretty much off on this. stuart: it is. >> they're talking a lot about this in terms of customer service. stuart it. they don't like the customer service they get from the cable operators and taking to the social networks to voice concern about it. >> and it's a complication of the officials and executives say we are he going to get 1.5 billion in operating efficiencies, that means possibly more layoffs at the combined company, meaning we don't know less customer service representatives, we know that the balance sheet has been

swamped in debt. the debt to asset ratio, comcast is going to try to right that. stuart: you've got to right the service before the company in my opinion. check the big board, we were coming back a little bit. now we're down 10. friday morning coming off the big snowstorm, trading is probably slow, we're right there at 16,017. calling all ambulance chasers. the lawyers going off fast food companies saying they're behind the country's obesity problem. what does the fast food industry have to say about that? coming up, we'll talk to the ceo of scinnabon next. ♪ brown sugar ♪ (announcer) scottrade knows our clients trade

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>> oh, down a little more this friday morning and now we're off 40 points and coming down just a little. 15 15,985. the price of gold be look at that, up nearly $20. 1,319 per ounce, we made it above 1300. big name you know, smuckers cut the sales on the profit forecast. down it goes 4% down. different story at campbell soup, strong sales, i think it's up. wait for it, it's up 6%, okay, it's moving so fast we couldn't get it to you. it's up 6%, campbell's soup. lawyers in certain states pitching their attorneys general, yeah, state attorneys general to make the fast food industry to pay up for obesity, obesity-related health costs. and cat the cole is the president of cinnabon and is

here to weigh in on this. i don't think that you're a fast food. >> no. stuart: but they're going to come after you because you sell sweet stuff and sugar. >> good stuff. stuart: you're poisoning america, you wicked people. >> absolutely. stuart: but they're going to come after you, aren't you worried? >> no, i'm not worried. first of all, free market economy there's demand for indulgent products and companies luke me and companies who actually have a healthier position, whole foods, they offer a ton of variety of products, some are sweet and indulgent. where do you draw the line? >> you're flushing out the calories, selling the fat, selling obesity. that's what they're going to say. >> i know and that's unfortunately because we're also creating jobs, building businesses, paying taxes, doing great things. >> but we do when we said absolutely before. you don't mean absolutely poisoning america, that they're going to come after you. do they have a case? we had richard brodsky, the former new york city official said to me here at fox business

that when the tobacco settlement came in that the-- that he and the state officials actually took that money and spent it on other things, not on fixing the tobacco abuse problem. this industry introduced 20,000 healthier food products so that could be the line of defense against any push like this, right? >> you can't draw a parallel between fat and sugar and tobacco. >> the epidemic is not about just about if the and sugar, it's choices and tobacco there's one thing at the root cause, that's an improbable accusation and you need a broader view of the industry and understand that much like what was just shared. this industry lost healthy products and even cinnabon lost variety. stuart: it's an interesting

word. indulgent. >> once in a while product. if you want to indulge frequently. >> you're not forcing people to come in. the angle is they're going to say sugar is addictive. stuart: what are you doing selling vodka. you are, you know. >> absolutely. stuart: and is it sweet vodka, cinnabon flavored vodka. >> it's a sweet alliance with pinnacle vodka and pinnacle pioneered the sweet flavored vodka. >> cake flavored vodka. >> it's a hot trend and bakery flavors are really hot. stuart: flavored, okay. k-cups for coffee. >> yes. stuart: cinnabon flavored. >> right. >> what goes better than cinnamon rolls than coffee. if you want to you can drink it in a k-bucup. stuart: what about air wick, cinnabon smell? >> yes he, we partnered with air

wick. one thing we're famous for is our intoxicating aroma, i'm giving them feed. tell them to bring it on. it's a fat-free way to indulge with cinnamon, plug in the air wick and enjoy the aroma. stuart: you've been there three and a half years as president of cinnamon. >> yes. stuart: in that three and a half year period have you improved profitability? >> yes, we have a grown sales and profits for both our franchise partners and corporate. stuart: can you tell me how much? >> no, we're privately held and protect that data. our franchise partners are continuing to grow with us. if the economic model didn't work-- >> first you come here and don't provide free samples. and would you like to come back here? >> i would. >> kat cole, we appreciate it, thank you. >> thank you very much. stuart: the u.s. olympic speed skating team very slow in

competition, no medals in competition yet. the suits that they're wearing getting some of the blame? we'll explain in just a minute. ♪

>> our production team makes fun of me. they call me a luddite. my take on that at 10:25 and i'm going to prove them wrong. it was just a couple of weeks ago that we brought you the story about the convicted criminals working as obamacare navigators in california. that's not bad enough, the woman in charge of colorado's obamacare exchange has been placed on administrative leave after the state found out she'd been indicted on fraud and theft charges. allegedly stealing from a nonprofit housing organization that she used to work for. all right, check this out. u.s. olympic officials blaming underarmor's speed skating uniforms for the team usa's poof performance in sochi. they say the suits are slowing them down. under armor clearly disagrees and comes back and says it's not

our fault. stuart: liz, i don't know whether the suits are to blame or not. i'm not technical, but this is a big deal for underarmor. >> absolutely, underarmor's revenue flow comes from being branned and affiliated with big events like the olympics. this stock has a lofty valuation. there is no denying that underarmor shares are indeed very pricey compared to other counterparts in this space. for underarmor to be going through this right now, they have to go through serious damage control to protect their image similar to lululemon recently when it said that women of overweight and that's why the yoga pants were splitting and-- and it's this serious for underarmor, they said we're going to move quickly to fix the problem and they have put this speed skating suit under, you know, hundreds of hours are testing prior to their use in the olympics. stuart: it's amazing that the suit you wear can make, what, a

couple hundredthes of a seconds difference to your speed skating time and that's the difference between gold, silver, bronze and nothing. thanks, liz. i'm not making many friends on the "my take" i did on the debt ceiling. did you see neil cavuto beat me up yesterday? we're going to show it to you and by the way, monica crowley is going to be here. whose side is she oo on this clean debt deal? probably not mine, but she is here. plus, how is this for a valentine's day story? an opinion in the wall street journal that says find a man quickly and early, ladies, don't focus so much on career. monica's going to respond to that one, too, along with a celebrity matchmaker. yeah, she's on the show, too. don't worry, charles is here to respond to all the lego movie backlash that he received. we've got a big new hour coming up for youu [ chilen yelng ] [ telephone rings ]

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the 5 party down in the dumps because of the weather, the economy or the disaster known as obamacare? no. it is friday. it is valentine's day. look what we have got for you. a relationship expert is so good she got her ex-husband to be the best man for her new husband. you can to beat that. neil cavuto beats me up over the clean debt ceiling deal. i will have the last word today.

we found a california republican, we got one. president obama visits his district today. tom mcclintock is on this show and so is drama. his real name is chris bath and he is one of the most successful young entrepreneur is selling clothes fourteenth. monica crowley, brings passion to the american dream. ♪ stuart: thank goodness for you viewers, the ratings numbers have been spectacular. it seems among my colleagues i am not making many friends this week. just listen to neil cavuto and me on your world arguing about whether or not the debt ceiling

deal is good for the republicans. neil: you argue about the debt escalating out of control. throughout all these great arguments, bigger and bigger. or 2016. most of us think it is ridiculous. stuart: the way it ought to be and the way -- the way to do that is to win politically in this election. >> now i just went ahead. stuart: my point is that the clean debt deal opened the way for the republicans to press hard on obamacare and the economy in this year's elections and here's monica crowley. here she is friday morning with an opportunity to be me up. >> i would never be you up and i love neil and i love you. i love all of my children.

i understand the strategic argument, take all the others issues off the table to focus on obamacare between now and the november elections because it is a winner for the gop, the american people hate this thing. the problem is the republicans have repeatedly said now is not the time to take on the deficit and the death. the continuing resolution, just wait until next year with the debt ceiling fight. that is when we have real leverage and they never do it. republicans have no political will to take on the out of control spending and out of control borrowing in this country and you have a national election every two years so when are they going to do it? they see the election cycle, the upcoming one is an excuse. both sides gillette and that we is why we are $17 trillion. i love you. stuart: now to a surprising survey showing a wave of pessimism in our great country. eight of ten people think it is

harder now to get ahead and was in previous generations. charles, i don't believe this. i don't think the american dream has been lost. charles: it has not been lost. it has not been lost. the pact that people feel this way i am not surprised because that is what they get every day. the president obama is the most pessimistic president i have ever seen. his economic goal is a long extended middle-class where everyone is barely making their mortgage week to week. that is all he talks about. he talks about an accident of birth. you can't continuously dismantle what made this country great. i gave a speech a week ago and talked about the fact the of boom and bust cycles, we can never be the greatest country in the world without boom and bust cycles because we boom amazingly and we need to keep that going, we need to wonder stand sometimes you miss but ultimately used a great.

the republicans caving doesn't help. the republicans's inability to articulate the american dream, when you tell me somebody won't vote for me because they got a crappy phone versus the american dream is another reason. we need people to articulate how great this country is. stuart: there is no joy from 8 but you have a charles payne pick. >> proud to say it because we love him so. they beat the street with the numbers. the stocks are 25%, hitting the new high, chided it back ten years. for a second i thought it was an all-time high but it is a 20

year chart. however, it is obviously a multi-year high. stuart: when do you recommend it? charles: 51 weeks ago. super quantum physics on the cover of time magazine, would have given insight that the supercomputer thing is huge. but look how much data everyone is gathering. nsa, ibm, google, yahoo!. stuart: economists say the winter weather will make a dent in the economy. economic growth. with that in mind, i personally can't see janet yellen printing less money. anybody else? you don't care. charles: i can see less money. she gave her testimony and said she would stay the course. this winter weather gives her another month to sort out what you wants to do. i thought this march meeting she would draw a line in the sand,

put my own imprint on fed policy or continue ben bernanke's. giving it another month. stuart: three big tech stocks at or near new highs, google closing in on $1,200 a share, down a bit today, new high was yesterday. facebook, a new high yesterday and it did actually hit another new high this morning dropping back a little bit. netflix again hit earlier kit against dropping back a little. pandora is going to target political ads based on what music you like and even where you live. let me see if i got the grips of this. if you got the pandora service, they know what music you like. therefore they think they know what your politics are. so they point political -- a certain kind towards you. >> yet another innovation into

part of your life. a few are listening to music you don't want to be thinking about politics. remember the movie a couple years ago minority report with tom cruise, set in the future. charles: philip k. dick. love his work. >> tie getting messages so you walk down the street and stores literally target you. message is based on your particular profile. there have been studies, you are liberal and certain music. charles: conservatives -- i no conservatives to listen to dms. this thing is going to -- is ridiculous. charles: some conservatives listen. stuart: you may have seen him out of the corner of your eye on the set. bill harris is the former ceo and co-founder of paypal land into it.

he is now the ceo of personnl capital. a few stories we want to take you through. the comcast time warner cable deal. that is not going down well with consumers. these cable guys think they're dinosaurs. >> thinking about the deal would self. i bet the deal does not go through. >> i have been in five contested by the doj acquisitions. i am batting three for five which is pretty good. they use what is called a her until index which is a measure of concentration in an industry. is the sum of a square of the market share. there is a huge if you look at it nationally, a huge increase in the index if this goes through. stuart: it is just the index? they get a reading that says yes or no? it is politics.

>> the big thing on the index is market definition. do you the fine it nationally or locally? that is the technical argument. the big thing is public opinion. public opinion weighs heavily in the regulators. and against this deal. leapfrogging over cable. with the exception we need broadband pipes and somebody has to deliver those. it is predominately cables. stuart: subscribers asked netflix release the second season of house of cards yesterday, a day early. a lot of people were snowed in. give it to me now. to me this represents the power of the individual, and individual demand in a high-tech world made their voices no.

>> people all of a sudden have a megaphone. they have a megaphone. read hastings, i actually grew up across the street from read hastings. he was a year or two ahead of me. he was the cool kid. i didn't get invited. he has got a real feel for his users and the consumer and i am surprised. he missed the beat. no reason to expect he should have done this but had he jumped on the opportunity it would have been newsworthy, customer satisfying, nifty trick. stuart: and the new is going the other way. satisfied that the snowed in people, last one is about apple. a new study finds a large number of iphone owners, very large report of iphone owners admit to being blindly blindly loyal to apple. 60% offthem say if they see the apple logo they will buy it,

period. that is blind brand loyalty. >> count me in. i am an apples and boy. they have been doing so much great work for so long and it is throughout everything they do, hardware, operating systems, apps, manufacturing, logistic chain and the stores. charles: we know there's a thin line between love and hate and if they continue to not deliver what made the law in the first place couldn't this shift quickly? >> it could shift within silicon valley because we are very quick to jump on favorites and jump off. broadly in the market across the country people are much more willing to live with the greatness of apple for a long time. stuart: twenty-second left. is side are you on in the great debt deal debate? i say it is a good thing to settle the debt deal and move on to the elections and win.

you say? >> bad thing to disagree with you so i am with you but mainly because i don't want to see this economy hung up on political squabbles. let's have the squabbles but not put the economy in the balance. stuart: all right. you are a great guy. come back anytime. happy valentine's day. charles, let's move on. some tough criticism for his critique of the new lego movie. the left called him out. the truth is charles wasn't very far off the mark. we will explain in a moment and there's also this with the controversial statement by a female lawyer directed at young women. 4 get the career. focus on finding the man you will marry. there is red meat. welcome back. how is everything?

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charles: the lego movie with a villain named president business. >> would you cancel my 2:00? this meeting could run a little bit deadly. charles: looks a little bit like mitt romney. stuart: we could not believe the criticism charles received after those comments about the lego movie. here is what these outlets have to say. first entertainment weekly, quote, as a result fox business is mad, not because of the hypocrisy inherent in the movie's premise but because it is teaching kids that glamorous conglomerate forbade. this from media, the idea that a film designed solely to sell more lego toys to be anti capitalist would be laughable coming from anyone let alone a television network that proclaims to employ experts in the subject of business. last but not least, coming to charles's defense the joke is on

the lefty because it is evidently a devastating slam socialism particularly the obama model of government business cronyism. it was said that capitalists would sell communists the road needed to hang them. did you ever think you would create such a fuss? charles: every day the atlantic monthly, new york post, absolutely amazing, and -- >> if you don't support me on a clean debt bill, and support the lego. valentine's day is here, so is the latest article from susan and 9 young women in search of the future husband's. she says, quote, you should be spending far more time planning for your husband and for your career, and you should start doing so much sooner than you think. joining me now is the h 1's

matchmaker, welcome to the program. get your opinion on that and a second. i you the lady whose ex-husband became the best man will your new husband at a recent wedding? >> i sure am, proud of that. mark flicker was my husband, michael campanella's best man, i did it for the sake of love, my children and no one walks down the aisle expected to get divorced. we have high hopes but life is not a box of chocolates. we get different twists and turns. and we decided to get divorced with some dignity. and because he is such a classy guy, not me, we decided we were going to get divorced without an attorney and remain friends and not only did we remain friends i matched him with those -- the most beautiful woman and he is so happy and i found i have been

the happiest woman with my husband and when we got married i said do you want to be michael's best man. stuart: ladies and gentlemen, various news outlets will have all kinds of people on their a.. this is truly special. what about young women start looking for a husband soon, early, concentrate on that, not your career. >> that is desperado. women are the most fabulous creatures, we can bring home the bacon, we can have it all. is a matter of balance, all the matter of balance. we don't have to be nervous for the rest of my life i might be simple because i have something called the brain and want a career. stuart: when she is saying finding a man, a partner is more important in the long run, it will have a bigger influence on your life than your career. therefore get started early, get

it right early. what is wrong with that? >> you could find love in your 50s, 40s, 30s, if you are lucky enough in your 20s good for you but in your 20s you are young woman, that is a time for you to be discovering what you like, what you don't like. there is no guarantee it will ever work. why not follow your passion and have that career and at the same time look for love, don't just rely -- some female solidarity on the set. if you were happy and pursuing your career you will be a happier person and that makes it likely to attract the love of your life, someone secure enough to deal with you because you are happy and you bring greater happiness to your relationship. all about the attitude. >> and what happens the older we get we become more downers. life has taken a toll on us so when we are younger we take more risks. if you keep that attitude and not let anybody bring you down you could find love at any age. stuart: is it accurate to say

you could fall in love with a rich man much easier than falling in love with a poor man? >> absolutely not. money has nothing to do with it. charles: what if you were 40? when you are 20 fall in love with who you want to fall in love with. when you are 40 maybe didn't have a great divorce and have a couple kids. would it be easier to fall in love? >> easier but not hhppy air. money can't guarantee you will be happy. i have plenty of clients who are very wealthy and they are suicidal. the goal in life is not to find a man with a large wallet. the goal is to be happy. what is going to make you happy? at the end of the day who are you going to -- stuart: the goal in life is not to find a man with a large walled. we need to end right there. >> i want to see the opposite column. i-man telling men they should start looking for their made at a younger age. why is it all on the women? you should be focused on finding

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very successful business. he is not a leech, he is a go getter. he is on the show at 10:45. get this. we found a republican in california and it is on the district the president is visiting today. that will republican will join us in a couple minutes. i am going to surprise you. i am not a lot night. i am not a light that you think i am. i am not technologically backward. i am not. here is my take on viber. it is then air when i have been using frequently, recently. i make free phone calls all-around world, text, free as well. i have a far-flung family, i communicate with my sons in australia and new zealand, my daughter is currently in italy and my other daughter is in

massachusetts in florida and when my youngest daughter heads to you gone the next month i will be talking to hhr in africa. believe me is like talking to someone right next door. you get an old bell telephone clarity and the tax go back and forth instantly and to repeat it is free. voice-over internet. that is the technical name for this and surely it is going to take over the phone business. why should i pay for expensive minutes from a conventional phone company? why on earth do i keep my land line? the only people who call our parents and those annoying telemarketers. why did the phone companies peso much for old-fashioned connections? why am i paying them for a service i don't use. we have news on fiber, it has been bought for $1 billion with all these free calls and texts i don't know how they make the money. there is advertising somewhere but i don't see it and don't

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they need at least 40% of young and healthys and rolling to uphold the entire thing and no where near is that. charles: the administration does announce. stuart: let me explain. they do know because in order to figure out how much of a subsidy to give to somebody they have to know who has paid and who prepared. they got to have that information. >> don't want to release the numbers that are so bad so we're thinking 2.6 million not the ones they're counting, the other thing is we don't know actually how many people have enrolled and how many people didn't have insurance ahead of time. it looks like only 11%, we don't know how reliable that number is, we were not insured before obamacare, people got canceled and car and rolling. how many and ensure -- stuart: we go into this to sign up 30 million --

charles: where are they? 30 million people this country was no mean-spirited to? where are they? you don't feel it? i won't campaign with you. stuart: the cbo report that even after ten years -- stuart: 30 million, and they start to go up again. >> why demolish one 6 the of the u.s. economy. connell: back to the original argument. stuart: i want to focus on obamacare in these elections. that is why i see a clean debt deal is a good thing. are we done with this yet? the president is heading to fresno, calif. he will look at the damage caused by this drought that they do have. we have congressman tim brooklyn dock who represents the fresno area that the president is visiting and he is a republican. we found you, we have been looking for republicans in california for years, we got

you, thanks very much. >> there are more and more of us every ay, we ran the election for mayor in san diego and we will see some big pickups in the legislative and congressional delegations. stuart: the anti fracking people say you cannot go after all that natural gas that you have got under the ground in california because fracking uses a lot of water and you have a drought. would you stick your neck out and say i don't care? we are going to fracking because we need that energy? would you do that? >> absolutely. colorado is the mother lode of all water in the western united states. is a junior sister to the sacramento. the sacramento has much greater water flow. the difference is we store 70 million acre feet on the colorado and only 2 on the sacramento, droughts are natural condition, they happen from time to time to a water shortage in quarter rich regions of the country, we haven't built a

major new storage facility since 1979. ashley: we have been pounding the table. california is sitting on a pot of gold, is it part of your reelection campaign? you are standing again in november. are you going to go out and say we want to fracking, we want to do this? are you gung-ho like that. >> north dakota has the lowest unemployment rate in the country, a booming economy by developing their balkan reserve. two worse three million barrels. we have the highest unemployment rate in the country, our economy is a basket ase and yet the government that allow us to develop that esources for the prosperity of all of the people of california. water should not -- water should not be an excuse if we are building the storage we could be

building right now. simply raising the damp to its design level would almost double the water storage throughout the sacramento region. 9 million acres. stuart: almost out of time. are you going to meet with the president today? >> no. you wouldn't want your photograph with the president because you are standing for reelection? >> i read what he is going to be announcing. it has nothing to do with water storage, nothing to do with handing out welfare benefits when we should be prospering from the resources that we have. water, huge oil reserves, that the federal government choked off. mcclintock, republican, glad we found you. we do appreciate it. check the big board. the markets turned around in the last hour, good news on consumer

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and development. some new members of the team will be introduced. the chairman emerus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ stuart: 4 k is 4,006 resolution, all from high-definition video. joining us from the floor of the stock exchange is the ceo of shutter stock. this is an online marketplace for images and you are moving into four kaye. got that. i don't think the audience knows

much about 4 k or the difference it makes to the visual image i am looking at. why don't you take it through it? >> 4 k is twice the number of lines as current hd. it is historically high, a big step up. the current video people sell, as more of these are putting people's homes, more people that produce this type of video need stock in order to have this type of video inserted. stuart: that is what you do. you provide a marketplace, shutter stock provides the marketplace and you are moving into this 4 k image. >> the marketplace for video and imagery and as we started to see more people use 4 k imagery and they are creative we start to support it. stuart: when you are convinced that this is the next big thing, where television is going. you are convinced of this. >> when you look at how fast it

moves generally technology continues to move that fast rate and 4 k becomes more popular. stuart: we appreciate you being with us today. instead of fame but -- chris fact, better known as a drama, he is from the mtv hit show fantasy factory, he went on his own. the c e of the clothing line young and reckless. welcome, everybody, to drama. you really have to explain this. why on earth you have one name, one word name. >> i will be honest. i kind of regret it sometimes. it is very hard to search on google, hard to find any

information about myself. it is a little -- stuart: why did you do it? >> i didn't do it. you know those days when everyone detonations to grandma or twitter, everyone had a slightly embarrassing aol screen name? mine was causingdrama 1212 ended stuck with me and here i am. stuart: i am told within one year of you putting this line of clothing, young and reckless, within one year you got your clothing into 3,000 stores. is that accurate? stuart: and you did that by using social media. your company is the product of social media marketing. is that correct? >> we are the product of the new social media internet generation. also on top of that i was on a reality show on mtv called robin big first and fantasy factory so i supported it by social me be at and it is insane how quickly

exploded. stuart: how old are you? >> 27 years old. i am not too will be in touch. >> you would be surprised how quickly you feel old when you are making clothing for an 18-year-olds stuart: when you use the word reckless in your design company. what is reckless about the clothing? is it very sexual? >> it is not. it is more the lifestyle that comes with the brand. thinking outside the box, shading your dreams, it is a positive energy i am trying to spread. for a lot people to chase their dreams and be what they want to be, you have to break down a lot of barriers and not pay attention to a lot of rules and do things your own way. that is what i promote and when someone puts on a young and

reckless shiit i want them to feel empowered to do what they want to do at have fun along the way. stuart: one last quick question. ever thought of doing an idea? selling shares to the public to cash out a little bit? >> that is very far down the line but i love the idea. stuart: join the club. young and reckless about making a fund of money. >> depends on what you do with it. stuart: shall i call you drama or chris? >> from you i would rather be called chris. stuart: when you got it, chris. you are a great guy, thanks for joining us today. next, hypocrisy from the left. they want the irs to go after their political opponents. isn't that what got the irs in trouble in the first place? we will deal with it in a moment. financial services comnies in the country? hey. yours? not anymore. come on in. [ male announcer ] by meeting you re tn halfway. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing.

stuart: charles has the stock picks, brocade communications. he says it is going to do well. charles: back in the day, telecommunications equipment, there were $126 a share in october of 2000, $126 a share and obviously -- stuart: networking equipment. stuart: they repented themselves. charles: the storage area networks, storage, the theme we talked about earlier today was

great. of misinformation out there they successfully turned the corner in convergence with virtual is asian, cloud, margins are expanding, the first thing is margin expansion. last time they reported operating margins were 20% from 23% year ago. they are doing great. international expansion year-ago 62% of the business from america, now is 57% expansion of margins and they are turning the corner, but stock is going to $10 and off to the races. is off to the races. stuart: do you set up all night looking for companies like this? do you ever sleep? 5 hours a night? charles: i fell asleep last night at 10:00, one of the 1:00 and went back to sleep at 3:00. i might have got 4 and the half. started tweeting at 3:00 in the morning. stuart: if you thought we had forgotten the irs can't we had not. senate democrats facing tough

elections this year, they want the irs to play a bigger and more aggressive role in regulating their political opponents. charles, as they seem to want to the irs to go after people like a coke brothers. isn't that what got them in trouble in the first place? charles: they got in trouble in the first place because they did it in an underhanded way. they are saying let's be strright about it. they have been straight up about it with the new rules the irs are implementing. they are not making any bones about it. we want to use the irs as a political weapon commack as a club to beat up any of our opponents. stuart: happy valentine's day. more varney next. welcome back. how is everything?

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used it for ages. glad you finally found it, stuart. bruce agrees. there is a huge buzz taking place on our facebook page. should we have a clean debt deal or not. i said, yes, we should. it is good for the republicans and will election. neil says it is not. chhrles: people are upset. the problem is they do not know how to articulate their convictions.

stuart: i would like to see the republicans act strategically. you have destroyed an issue which the democrats would have used. what you have done is swept the deck clean. charles: what they have also done is enabled democrats to say even republicans realize that fighting the debt ceiling is bad. by the way, there is no economic proof that shutting down the government is bad. by caving, if you will, they give away these battles in the future as well. if they had not had a clean debt

deal, you and i would be sitting here talking about the confrontation. instead, we are talking about netflix. we are talking about obamacare. you see it my way? charles: it is time for us to take a stand and save the country. stuart: that is it for us. we have had a great week and we hope you have to. dagen: the airlines struggling to clear that backlog. the latest storm making this the worst winter for canceled flights and about a quarter century.

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