>> they fly companies that sell the parts. maria: thank you so much for joining us. stuart: it is good news. piers morgan is leaving. now look at this. that little boy has an artificial hand which was 3d printed.

welcome to our new time. we are watching that market go. this is a rally. you are making money. bernie and company is about to begin. ♪ check the big board. this is a rally. the s&p 500 is at an all-time high. all right, charles payne. the economy is doing pretty well. people want to make money people

can talk about all the different things in the world. all of these great things where people make a lot of money. the company made money. stuart: you like this time. we will be covering for two straight hours. you are making money. president obama will address the gooernors this hour. governors from both sides of the aisle agree. obamacare is not going away.

why do republicans say it is here. what is going on. test crews out there promising things. i think it is good you are seeing republicans take stocks into reality. put this guy into the white house. not going away for now. >> you probably need a republican white house. that is at least three years away. >> you had 19 senate democrats. including from massachusetts. we have a program that people like. the administration is making

huge cuts to it. we will get onboard with republicans and say we do not like that and we will support keeping this program. stuart: i did not catch that. guys are agreeing with republicans. pulling back. >> there is a distinction going on. a big difference from being ideological and throwing hand grenades and having to govern peoples lives day to day today. we have to do that. stuart: handicap it, mary. what are the chances that this year sufficient number of democrats will walk away from obamacare, walk away from the president and allow some kind of delay? >> i think you could see a delay on the individual mandate. better for republicans to get out there.

do deals to make fixes. nothing will happen until the republicans take over the senate and get more bargaining power. speak to you and i are on board to good strategy. technology is king. we have several examples for you today. solar and led equipment. including that sapphire glass on iphones. they will become profitable in the second half of the year. if you listen to charles, you would own it. what was that stock up again? stuart: that is a huge percentage gain. we are up over 100%. not bad. stuart: i love this one. let's look again at that video. that is a 5-year-old, his name is leon. he has a new robotic 3d printed hand. another youngster.

a 9-year-old. he was able to get 12. his high school friend downloaded the plans. had the boys mother 3d plant the plan at the local library. eight hours later, the boy had a new hand. the hand was printed. the hand itself. it is owned by strategist. yes, that is another charles payne stock. stuart: it is the actual hands. >> all of that is coming. they do the dental stuff. all of that. stuart: 3d stock. i think maybe you recommended this.

3d systems. we have a ceo coming on later this week. it was downgraded today. it was downgraded by bank of america. i think it has already pulled back. they had a big earnings miss. later charles visited eight ridi printing factory in queens, new york, where people can design and print. netflix agreeing to pay comcast. giving netflix the ability to stream higher-quality video to comcast customers. nicole: a big move here.

it moved to its all-time record high of 443.95. they are working with comcast. the prime time streaming had deteriorated to the tune of about 25% to quality and the like. now in order to stream smoothly, they make this big deal with comcast. we will see what may unroll out of this for bandwidth. stuart: netflix gets a better streaming products. mary, explain this one to me. netflix has 32 million subscribers in america. >> calling for more regulation. come on.

look, these companies compete with telephone, satellite, wireless companies. the market works. given the news that we sell this morning, what was that news all about? keep the hands-off. stuart: you really are a free-market kind of lady. what about those smaller providers of streaming services who do not have the big bucks to pay for the comcast of this world? >> if you have -- stuart: the answer is yes.

>> how will that affect the market in miami or the market in l.a. there is no overlap here. if they do come in and hear other mergers, we are looking backwards at the way the market is now and set of trying to look ahead. ultimately, they will raise prices to consumers. stuart: streaming is king. netflix is king of streaming. a new form of entertainment. time is money. rapid fire today. here in 60 seconds, the other headlines. listen to this. the wwe. that is wrestling. launching a new network today. ten dollars a month. bring pay-per-view content direct to the consumer. more on that in the next half-hour. to sony, playstation4 selling out throughout the country.

you may not be able to get your hands on one until april. samsung launching its new smart watch. google also is announcing its smart watch. that device built by lg. wearable tech. here it comes. sheldon adelson, he says he will pay anything it takes to get casinos in japan. $10 billion. there are no casino reports in japan. it looks like they are coming. a new time for varney, but the same great show. >> congratulations on your move, stuart barner, to 11:00 a.m. we wish you a lot of success. enjoy all oo that extra morning sleep. good luck.

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stuart: the rally lives this monday morning. where is the price of gold? does it continue to rally. 1338 is the price. i have a couple of big names. really big names. they are hitting new highs. 7062 right now. earlier it moved to 7110. look at that one. google. tuesday and wednesday he will be promoting jobs initiatives in the midwest. thursday he goes back to the white house.

this is all bypassing congress. >> good to be with you, stuart. >> that is supposed to distinguish us from third world countries. you just do not pick date. you know they will be back again. nothing happens. this is where i really wrap the knuckles of congress. let them figure out how you get

an executive branch to behave according to the constitution. stuart: you have to delay it for a year at least. >> democrats are waking up. our founders did not want this to be an efficient government in the sense you do things speedily. they want things done deliberately. they were very fearful of passion.

stuart: to think there is mass political appeal deutsche mark. >> this is what leadership is about. civics are what the constitutionalists, checks and balances, not just checked box. they have not done it for years. there is that gap out there. that is how you build up the movements. step-by-step. stuart: we hear you. stay there. i have to move on to a different subject. we have google.

this guy is always ahead of the curve. big-time inventor. some music fans may or may not be happy about it. what he is talking about, he has written about for so long. by 2045, the machines will be a billion times, a billion times smarter, more powerful than all the human brains in the world.

stuart: i am sorry. >> in terms of 15 years, it has already happened in washington. does it remind you of what we used to hear? just wait and see. one thing machines cannot do is they cannot re-create human creativity. making those judgments calls. charles: and that is where -- >> it took steve jobs to see where the potential was. charles: you are right so far. finally, ibm had a machine that could actually think. those kinds of things, those

kinds of things where you make that leap into the creativity part of it -- >> they learned everything. chess. chess is complicated, but is a close world. charles: that is the scary part. stuart: we humans have a motion. >> creativity comes from doing things that could not be done before. qualcomm, 20 years ago today it has a higher market cap than intel. that is what creativity is. stuart: there is another dustbowl coming. more on that next. plus, you cannot go on american television with a foreign accent and bash america.

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what most americans do not know is that these people are largely upper-class. they went to fancy private schools. a leak universities. they speak with also high toned voices. they look down on you. what do you think about threats that come over here and are critical of america? >> it is hard for me to talk about pierce because i love him. he is a friend. i get pretty angry with a load of bricks that come over here and talk down to everyone but yet they keep coming back. that is what i want to know. stuart: that was then. piers morgan who really does not care for america, he is losing his spot after three years of very weak ratings.

i say this is a great victory. by the way, you agree. carol says i do not think england wants pierce back. at least that is what i am gleaning. hood on a second, he is not out of a job. cnn may still use them for special events. varney is a british man who has been consistent. believe me, i will have much more on pierce and my cake and one hour from now. now, this, from our door, famous for his dire climate changes warning.

let's remember, the very first dust bowl took place in 1930s. richard branson wants to be on his first galactic flight. you cannot mix greens. that is according to the girl scouts. one young girl sold 117 boxes of cookies in two hours outside of a medical marijuana ffcilities in san francisco. the video went viral. the girl scouts shut it oot. they say you cannot make money selling munchies to pop customers. more big-name stocks. they are moving at this hour.

they have hit new highs today. look at disney. under armour, shares unaffected by the black guy from the speed skating suits in sochi. we ave a wwe breaking new ground today. launching its own lives streaming network. all wrestling all the time. the wwe top money man is here next. ♪

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biggest supplies reserves of heavy crude oil. look at the price of oil right now. venezuela is affecting it. and the average price of regular gas up 1 penny overnight, $0.12 the past two weeks. sandra smith is our oil expert and she joins us now. i think there is a connection between the heavy oil coming out of venezuela. not that much of it these days because of what chavez did in the heavy oil which we want to get from the tar sands via the pipeline. there is a connection. >> a huge connection. if it is indeed rejected, this would be a huge win for venezuela and oil exports, which is why we have seen a lot of investment coming from u.s. dollars and a venezuelan oil projects because a lot of this oil would have to come from venezuela competing with the heavy oil coming down from canada. this is very much in the picture right now, stuart.

stuart: is there connection with the prices and the supply? or is that too much of a stretch? >> gas prices are going up because oil prices are going up. oil prices for me above the triple digits number now. $103 per barrel. as long as prices are up that high, gas prices will have to keep rising to keep up with the pace oil has been climbing. there is still a supply crunch when the we are producing more than we ever have in the united states, still more people buying cars taking a lot more energy continuing to drive up the price of energy across the globe. stuart: handicap it for us, both of you. does president obama give the okay to build a pipeline? >> absolutely. stuart: charles? charles: i think he does. stuart: why should he? charles: sandra just pointed out. economic suicide. he has already played his hand.

to continue to do this is just ridiculous. there is no way can argue what he is doing is good for the nation. >> in a position where we are not dependent on middle eastern nations to get us the oil that we need would be political suicide for the president not to -@do that. stuart: take a look at the big board, we have gone up a little bit more. 1%, okay, 1% solid 16,265, we are up 50 points as of now, gold is up as well. world wrestling entertainment launched its own 24 sevenths streaming service online where fans can stream original wrestling content provided by the wwe. you can visit the online. $10 per month. joining us now debbie wwe ceo. thank you for joining the program. >> thank you for having me.

stuart: i have said that to me is a revolution because you are delivering a network of a relatively low cost via the internet. you are bypassing cable. go ahead. >> we are not trying to kill cable at all. we have 300 hours of prime time tv. stuart: it is not either/or. >> we want to support all accords. the wwe at work is the first with 24/7 live streaming, so it feels like traditional tv. it adds the big elements, the netflix element. we have 1500 hours including all the paper view we have ever done, 24/7 live stream with every pay-per-view we will do this year for $10 per month. stuart: how many subscribers do you need to break even? >> is a million subscribers we would break even.

stuart: 100 lan dollars per year to break even at that. >> that assumes a paper view business we currently have shrinks pretty dramatically. that is part of the breakeven analysis. >> if you get 3 million subscribers, that is pure profit. >> probably 50-150 million from white paper view business is today and for us that is a home run, transforms the company into the future. stuart: is a cheaper for internet than a cable delivered network? >> not a content owner. for cable uplink to a satellite, they take that and deliberate. when you're doing the network you now own the entire value chain. so you have to get the content out and into every home. stuart: clearly you advertise. do you have a mailing list, you know who is interested i take it?

>> we have 300 hours of prime time tv in thh u.s., that is a great platform for our fans. we have 270 million facebook and twitter followers around the world, one of the biggest brands in social media. we have 2 billion views on youtube, s siu will use all thoe platforms and we will do something usually don't do, we will have a heavy media by. charles: recently has gone to $1.04 from $0.63. what are you guys doing it will be so explosive? poor execution hasn't been that great lately. >> thanks b. we haven't given guidance for '15. what we have said is if we are successful with the network, we have our four largest content agreements around the world this year. if we are successful, we think we can double or triple our 2012 profits. we have spent every waking hour

and then some over the last three and half years get ready for this, it is a big day for us. stuart: now even republican governors are saying we are stuck with obamacare. what? we can't repeal it and governors are saying we can't repeal it. all rise, the judge is next. [ male announcer ] once, there was a man who found a magic seashell. it told him what was happening on the tradg floo in real time. ♪ the shell brought him eat fame. ♪ but then, one day, he noticed that everybody could have a magic seashell. [ indistinct talking ] [ male announcer ] right there in their trading platform. ♪ [ indistinct talking continues ] male announcer ] so the gic shell went back to being a...shell. get live squawks right in your trading platform with think or swi from m td ameritrade.

stuart: technology is king pushing the dow straight up. i have some examples. making solar led equipment as well as glass appl apple may usn the iphone. they're going to turn profitable in the second half, they say. look at it go, 14% higher now. netflix agreeing to pay access to the broadband network with better quality video streamed much faster. both stocks are up. two more tech names, facebook 71.10 earlier bid 70.62 now. google 12.18. 12.19 now. coming up next a lot of the coverage of 184 rally for the dow, republicans say we're stuck with obamacare. what?

the judge is here.

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revenues for las vegas sands heavily around $40 billion coming in second. up 4.25%. stuart: thank you. could this be another case of affluenza? management wealthy suburb found passed out in manhattan with a blood alcohol level 3.5 times the legal limit. according to police repeatedly tried to bribe officers by offering watches and tens of thousands of dollars if they just let him go. is this a form of affluenza? rich people believing they are above the law in some way? it has been going on for centuries, but is this related? >> i don't know if it is any different for somebody worth much less. we offer whatever is in their pocket. everybody tries this, and there is no excuse for an idiot, this

guy was just a complete idiot. endangeeed a lot of lives. charles: let's face it. sandra makes a great point, but there has always been this niche of people who have given success a bad name often because their daddy or grandfather was rich and inherited the money, they become symbols for people who work hard, create opportunities for themselves that have been the foundation of america success. it is unfortunate that these kind of people get put in the newspapers and a reflective the much larger majority of people. stuart: the next one is for the judge. dozens of democrats are saying they are inching away from obamacare. they are skerritt will hurt their chances this fall. even republican governors say this law is here to stay,

repealing the law they say is nearly impossible at this time. the judge is here be at i am in despair if republicans are saying this, and you? >> why should you be in despair when they are saying what you have been saying, a practical politics for repeal is not here. just a few moments ago when i was watching this show you said to someone i'm more interested in practical politics than i am in rigid ideology by the constitution doesn't authorize it. as a practical matter you are correct, almost inconceivable this could be repealed while barack obama is still president. the723rd majority's in both hous but it is interesting that guys like bobby jindal, governor of louisiana or the governor of indiana would say we have to find a way to work about this and certain democratic senators who voted for it don't want to talk about it at all, but they are up for reelection.

stuart: there is a possibility there will be another delay in the individual mandate. that to be the president using the pen and the phone executive order to change a law passed by congress. but if that were to happen, think congress would approve of this going around their authority. >> what senator rand paul, senator mike lee and senator cruz offered to lay it by a year, the president said if it passes, he would veto it. he would rather do these things unlawfully, unconstitutionally on his own that in a lawful manner because if he signed the legislation that looks like the problem with the original piece he wrote. charles: at the end of the day is it likely he will use executive authority to delay for one year the mandate? >> yes, i do because it has been a disaster so far and he wants to get democrats elected in november without this being an issue.

the farther it off it isn't the future, the less of a rhetorical political issue it will be in november. charles: that would be huge. he is never going to end it, but i think the point with these governors, it seems pretty clear to me with scott walker making comments about a month and a half ago you have got governors saying we are probably more qualified to be in the white house than our colleagues who don't run anything in the senate or the house. we govern day today, we make practical decisions, this is why we make better candidates. >> on base at it quite that directly, but that is the @mplication. stuart: could you get behind scott walker for president? >> i think the republican party needs somebody that can embrace all republican views and republicans who badmouth libertarians won't have us, but republicans and find ways to appeal to libertarians will

nothing scott walker could do that. stuart: google says robots will be able to do all the jobs humans do by the year 2029 and they will do them better than humans do. but if you're going to have a whole fleet of robot workers, surely that means you're going to have to have a whole bunch of new laws. new jurisprudence to cover this whole area, don't you? liability. >> the place this possibility and whoever owned it, designed, dispatched it. it is like an automobile when there is an accident you cannot only to the driver, the manufacturer, the designer and even the person who made the part that was defective. stuart: it might make decisions on its own.

this thing has a mind of its own weight can think quest mark charles: they're already efforts to unionize robots. >> they don't have a free will, they don't have human parents, their pieces of machinery and equipment and videotape concocted together. 11:51 eastern. we showed you earlier little boys mechanical hand, 3d printed. amazing the technnlogy is literally changing lives. we will take you inside a 3d printing factory. charles does it after the break.

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stuart: we showed you a 3d robotic printed hand. a little boy. a 3d printing factory, got behind the scenes. look at this. >> people can go to the platfo platform, use the tools, creates different things whatever they imagine and then you guys will make it come to life with a 3d printed platform. >> yes. that is what you see on this factory. people can upload their own designs, making his existing designs, we have tools to customize existing designs and when people are happy with what they see on the computer, they can buy it and return into products using 3d printing. this is one of our 3d printers making plastic parts for our

users. the base platform is moving back and forth, every time that happens, insidd is a novel at the posits very small plastic on top of the existing parts already. sometimes a light going on, it makes sure the plastic solidifies and it is ready for the next layer. charles: this is the actual order. >> yes. there are lots of them. three deep printing has been around for over 2 40 years. people ask why is it happening now? one of the things we have done is brought prices down dramatically. i was looking around for some compelling things, like a phone case. today we sell them for less than $20. this is my iphone case designed by one of our community members. i like it because i can put my business cards in the back and it protects my phone as well.

charles: a lot of your business is coming from agribusiness, you custom designer help them custom-designed but mass-produce as well? >> yes. a mix of consumers and small businesses that we print four. sometimes you have something in your mind you want to have and you start looking an at you cant find it. with 3d printing you can get exactly what you want. for the products we care most about, working together with a designer were coming up with it yourself you can define what is valuable for you. it is not big corporate companies that define what you buy, it is you. charles: congratulations. we really appreciate it. back to you. stuart: great stuff. a whole new hour. hi, are we still on for tomorrow?

tomoow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomoow is full of promise. wean come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preserve the environment, csx moves a n of freight nearly 450 miles onne gallon of fuel. what a day. stuart: it is a big stock market rally. and look at what else we have for you.

on the presidents new america. what will take to get back to individual liberty and dynamic growth. pierce morgan going, going, gone. america doesn't like those oh, so superior europeans. in colorado you can see it coming. food stamp money for pot. we will have a report. i would getting ever more involved in left his politics. who can think for himself, he is here. steve jobs time capsule. the guys who dug it up, they are here. our second hour is about to begin. anywaany way you slice it we'ref to a riproaring start, that is a rally nearly 200 points up. take a look at facebook stock

doing very well again up $2, $70.77. the company $19 billion jump to mean we are in for year of good deals. technology is where it is at. will we see a lot of this? charles: we will see it across all industries. the market is rewarding the suitors. today there was a bill about $22billion deal. stocks are up. 19%, 20%. stuart: why? charles: and they put it to work, the messages we think things are getting better. >> they're using a rising stock price as currency to do this deal.

it is seeing value the same as southwest airline or the gap? that is amazing. $19 billion for whatsapp. can they deliver? charles: pay $1 per year, that is a lot of money. stuart: if a company has a very high stock price piling up cash like facebook, like microsoft, you can expect them to go out and by somebody. charles: a lot of them have been cash deals. i like the fact they're putting it to work because they're looking ahead to the future. stuart: i would llke to see some news on apple and tesla. >> you think tim cook would like to answer to elon musk? stuart: we have a real tech pioneer with us today. hewlett-packard ceo and current chair and ceo, carly, welcome to

the program, thank you very much for joining us in our brand-new timeslot. >> great to be with you, stuart. stuart: these brand-new big-time technology companies piling up theemoney, concentrated a wealth, they don't employ very many people. what is it, whatsapp has 55 employees valued at $19 billion. you are in the political arena, how do you deal with that? >> first i have to say i think the valuation is illustrious of the fact is kind of companies are valued differently. it may be overvalued in this acquisition but what facebook is looking at and what the market is looking at is how many subscribers there are. it is actually not a crazy valuation in terms of number of subscribers and how much money

each of those subscribers is worth. stuart: doesn't it remind you of little bit of valuations of the 1990s? >> may be. what facebook is demonstrating. so much about facebook originally, the stock was probably priced too high. they came back because what they're doing is putting that subscriber base to work. if they continue to do that, if they can continue to monetize that subscriber base, they are worth what people are currently paying for them. the more important point is what are the technologyycompanies are in for the of our economy? i think they do two very important things. they don't employ vast amounts of people. they maintain america's competitive edge. that is incredibly important. america has always led in technology and we need to always lead in technology.

secondly, technology improves productivity for everyone. improving productivity lifts standards of living. however, i also think the silicon valley success is perhaps masking the fact small business in general is doing very poorly. fewer small businesses are starting, more are failing than any time in 40 years and the vast majority of small businesses 98% of them have never seen venture-capital, so all this great success in silicon valley is masking a lot of quiet failure and that is why the economy isn't doing better. stuart: i think you and i probably agree if i say president obama has fundamentally changed america. i think they would agree on that. here's the question, can we get back to a society which is dynamic, growth oriented and individual liberty and freedom? can we get back to that? when do we get back to it? >> i think the short answer is

yes, but we need to recognize that while obama has accelerated a whole bunch of bad things that makes the government even larger and more intrusive in our lives, obamacare being the classic example, the government has been getting steadily bigger for 40 years. their budget has been increasing year after year after year for 40 years. there has been more and more regulation for 40 years. has that pace accelerated dramatically? absolutely. we have 40 plus years of what i would call geologic sediment. more and more complexity in the tax code, greater and greater budget and government agencies and therefore more money and more people going to the government and less to the economy. i say all that to say it will take more than simply a change in the white house. we need, i believe, to rethink the role of the federal government and

fundamentally begin to say we must decentralize as much decision-making is possible giving it back to the states. fundamentally dismantle regulatory apparatus that has been put in place, fundamentally simplify our tax codes to set up 26,000 pages. stuart: that is a lot. >> it is not just an election. stuart: i hope you stay in politics. stay in it, please, because we need some change. thank you so much for joining us. >> my pleasure, thank you for having me. stuart: let's get to "the lego movie." number one yet again. ripping charles take on a movie. ember charles that it recently looked antibusiness. let me quote to you from the economist. apparently it eluded mr. payne

he was watching a commercial for widely successful danish firm manufactures children's firm. a commercial that people pay for the privilege of watching. it went on to say the movie is about as anticapitalist as a billboard. charles: hollywood is anti-america but they are for themselves. the hypocrisy of it all. of course they are selling lego's and hollywood, they are cool and hip. stuart: they have guys in suits shooting people up. stuart: the new movie, the new veronica mars movie based on the hit tv series about a teenager detective. becoming the first major motion picture released both in theaters and available to rent or buy online the very same day.

warner bros. is the studio behind this one. could be a big hit for time warner. that stock is up a little bit this morning. look at jcpenney. results are due out this week. quarter results are due out. those analysts are expecting a loss. the stock is down another 7% right now, 5.24 for jcpenney. a big winner, a new high. tell us why, nicole. nicole: insurers are doing so well today because we're talking about medicare advantage and reimbursements for insurers is looking from the government only about to be three and a half to 4%. some are anticipating 7% decline. ultimately this is good news which is why you are seeinn it a new high. stuart: and a high of 112.72.

thank you, nicole. curious about a stock? using the? "ask charles." talk about what was dow chemical because the viewers asked. you are responsive guy, aren't you? charles: guys, keep them coming. i picked dow chemical because i think this is an ideal company for a lot of the viewers portfolios. a big, strong company. up 31%, record cash flow. they got rid of the low-margin businesses, 2006 only 20% of the business came from emerging markets. in the last quarter pricing power. they didn't have any in construction but i think construction be huge 20 this company will be firing on all cylinders. continue to hold it, think it will be a big winner. and nice, conservative play for

those afraid of the more volatile names. stuart: another lengthy answer to the simple question. charles is going to make us my now with this technologies. charles: w they are renting out the vehicles in vending machines. stuart: electric vehicles by vending machines. charles: $3 per hour. their only in a couple of small towns right now, but looking at shanghai, beijing. it is an amazing idea. >> what kind of car is it? there is an electronic rickshaw out there. charles: i think this could be the tesla of china. the only sold for 10,000 in last year.

china's pollution problem is so awful they subsidize this area like we do. they said we're going to keep it going. their goal is 500,000 these things by 2015, 5 million by 2020. stuart: kandi. that is not bad, charles. the steve jobs time capsule buried, we have the guys who dug it up. they will be here on set along with all that was found inside it. >> i can't let go of it because i panicked like it was a hot stove. [ male announcer ] these days, a small business can save by sharing.

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i'm so glad you're part of the real story now at 2:00 on fox news. congratulations on your new show. you are going to be smashing, darling. see you soon. stuart: i want to rerun that many, many times over because i liked it. thank you, gretchen. thanks a lot. big news on microsoft xbox one. we told you sony playstation four is blow on the of the water. microsoft says it is going to cut the price of the xbox to compete with the playstation. sony has nearly sold out until april. sony stock up, microsoft stock down. i own a little microsoft. we first brought to the story last week. 30-year-old time capsule buried by steve jobs in aspen on earth. part of the "national geographic" biggers. the men behind the dig are here now with some of what they dug

up. good to see you. all attention has focused on this. and i touch it? >> yes, you can. stuart: that is steve jobs personal mouse? >> exactly. the design conference in aspen, colorado. everyone put stuff in this giant 13-foot tube, h his asked to contribute something and that is what put in. he used it at the time. we are not selling it, this goes directly to the historical society. in a museum along with all the other stuff including this beautiful beer can. stuart: why did you dig it up so early? >> they were supposed to dig it up after 20 years.

steve jobs predicted they would be using their cell phones as computers, which they are. there is posted to get up every 20 years, but they couldn't find it, records were lost, so 30 years later we come along and we talk with historians. stuart: how did you find it? >> we ended up getting some court offense written down from somebody who was their way back then and we had a whole team of people coming and eventually dug it up. stuart: we have a tape, talk by -@steve jobs. you have that. this is bubblegum? >> like baseball gum, but it is magnum pi. stuart: am i allowed to touch it? >> i think so. stuart: i just dropped this. >> everybody at the conference donated something, there were

hundreds of people there. >> who donated valentine? >> one of the main people involved in the conference that someday with his people, dig it up there going to be thirsty. he had a six pack of that and when the cap came off you could see it, he screamed that is my beer, started opening them. it was mold on the can. we drank it. it tasted like 30-year-old beer. stuart: the new season of the show airs tomorrow, "national geographic," correct? i "national geographic." well done, gentlemen. that is a fine find. piers morgan cnn show cancelled. good news for america in my opinion. my take on that is next.

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the early stages of looking if they can do it the just agree after 10:00 a.m. offering breakfast and lunch menus. it used to be logistically very difficult. they are looking at doing it now. i have to say this was inevitable, wasn't it? people using their food stamps to buy legal pot. but can they do it? apparently they are doing it. the story coming up. and answering the question why are so many movies coming out of hollywood, why are they so political these days? was it always that way? he is next. piers morgan is an englishman. for several years he has occupied a primetime spot on cnn. he is leaving. here is my take. this is good news for america and good news for me. let me explain. piers morgan does not really like america. he comes here, makes a ton of money but he is endlessly

critical. he has this upper-class accent and uses it to talk down to his audience. one of the dumbest things you can do in television news. you think you will with an audience with your own superior attitude? perhaps the worst example was when he called a gun rights advocates stupid. it doesn't matter what the issue is, just don't ever call americans stupid because you disagree with them. the point is piers morgan and other british socialist imports don't to get it, they have very little knowledge of what makes america tick and what they know they don't like. i don't like guns or hot dogs or cheerleaders or american football, small-town parades. mcdonald's, country music, the list goes on and on and on. they don't like america. worse yet they want to change it, they want to make america more like europe. they come over here for a

failing, shrinking and basically pagan society and expect us to listen and change. well, we are not. piers morgan's audience is miniscule. he doesn't like america and america doesn't like him. one more point, please do not think that everyone with a british accent things like piers morgan. we don't, i don't, and i don't like being confused with him. i've been here 40 years and i love it and i don't want to change it except to make it a dynamic capitalist society, the way it ought to be. i will close it like this the win englishman might dismiss someone. go away, don't come back. ♪ [ bell ringing, applause ] five tech stocks with more than a 10%...

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stuart: not holding back. they are trying to knock out republicans. liz, is that revenge? these states, they have been ending the payment of union dues. also, you see what happened in wisconsin. going after michigan, ohio, pennsylvania and wisconsin again. >> we thought that union membership would go up. it is still trending down. stuart: he wants them to split off paypal. a big part of ebay. the stock is up 3.5% on that.

the dow jones industrial average holding to a nice strong rally. i have a new high on facebook. we have a new high on google. netflix is up. theyywill pay comcast to get better, faster deliver delivery of their streaming system. that is a serious rally. got to move on to hollywood. the lego movie. then there is been affleck. testified congress as a africa -- here is paul. you've started one of the greatest movies of all time. there's nothing political about

that at all, was there? >> no. certainly not. stuart: it seems to me that hollywood is projecting itself. they keep coming at leftist issues time and time again. >> well, you would have to be more specific. my impression is that there are always people who have money to make movies and a lot of movies are made by independence. they are all put out in a big way to the majors. it depends on what major we are talking about. it is always about power.

stuart: you are very much a free thinker. you are a guy who stands afar from politics. >> cuomo wanted me to run for office years ago. the only way i can do that is give up all my ideas. there is a tight rope that you have to walk that i could not walk. i have to be free to say what it is in my mind. i follow the logic. i have political ideas. i do not use them in my work at all. stuart: if you are not part of the crowd, not slimming with the crowd, hasn't hurt your career, do you think? >> yes. a few times it has.

stuart: can you be specific? >> i am not part of the liberal -- i am not part of the john wayne part either. i do not think i can fit into anybody's category. that makes me an uncomfortable fellow for some. i do not care. i am writing my memoirs. i am doing a lot of very good things. i have done all of the things i have wanted to do. i do not really worry about people who think i should be in their camp and i am not therefore they will not hire me. stuart: did you reverse course on obamacare? >> he is able to get real coverage for $20 a month.

i do not think that the jury is in yet. i do not know. i do not know. stuart: okay. you are a great act or. >> they certainly did not debut it correctly. it will take an awful lot of fixing. there is no way to undo it and there is no need to. stuart: paul, stay there for a second. i will call upon you in about 20 seconds. after the break, we got the real halftime report. saying us out to the commercial break, please. >> now? stuart: yes.

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>> there is no other place to go for yields. real estate is still having problems. very sluggish. the only place to really be right now is the liquidity driven rally. i do not see changing. stuart: we will get back to you in a second. i have to ask liz about technology. the tech stocks have to be driving this. liz: that is right. a crash chart that was spooking everybody. the concern is about netflix. having to pick cable companies to get around the speed bumps. netflix spent a lot of money to

buy content. stuart: netflix is up today. liz: there is concern about netflix's balance sheet. stuart: 445. >> this is a stock that was trading at 50 in 2010. >> i would not be a buyer of the stock at this level right now. we have google, we have richard branson doing all the stuff they used to.

trey is with us now. it is a nice solid rally. does this have anything to do with janet yellen? >> most certainly. we will continue down this path. what i think wall street is most excited about is that janet yellen's track record of predicting when there is a bubble, when there are problems, her track level -- she will keep her foot on the gas. she was clueless in 06. she completely missee that. she says she does not see any mispriced assets in the world. wall street is loving that.

>> i love the gentleman trader. i think he is terrific. i think she was early out of the box. nicole: new high for netflix. they make this new deal with comcast. new record high for netflix. as high as 446.85. this is so they can stream more smoothly. reed hastings does not want that. stuart: you are normally in bermuda. now you are in freezing cold green bay, wisconsin.

>> you have a big show tonight hearing green bay. the lawn started this morning at 6:00 o'clock a.m. pacific time. people were setting their alarms. unprecedented demand. we have wrestlemania coming up in the superdome. also talking about the wb launch of the network. >> i want to go back to nicole. i am looking at stocks that are driving the hold market. i am looking at disney. an all-time high, i think for disney. nicole: that is right. that was the high of the day for

disney. technology is going terrific. disney, google, you name it. that is a halftime report. let's get back to one of our big words for the hour. democrats. they are worried that they will hurt the chances of reelection. even republican governors are saying obamacare. they are saying it is here to say. liz, our viewers not happy with the president's health care law. now republicans say they are kind of giving up the fight. >> some of the architecture of obamacare will be in place. they will remove the messages out of the u.s. economy.

>> you cannot get rid of obamacare until you have a house -- >> that is true. >> i guess a story like this is inevitable. using ebt cards to buy recreational pot. we have the full details for you after this. ♪ hi, are we still on for tomorrow?

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stuart: headlines from mark zuckerberg. he says what's app will not change under facebook. he also says the users make what's app so valuable. people using the welfare money for pot. maybe it was bound to happen. julian has an exclusive on the story.

>> someone went into a marijuana dispensary and withdrew cash. some of that may have been abused. stuart: a foodstamp card, and ebt card, you can go in and get cash for it. you cannot prove that that cash was used to buy pot. you have a pretty good suspicion. here you have the marijuana that is the loophole. stuart: 640 occasions. into the same store. >> it was a marijuana dispensary.

>> they withdrew cash, and the odds are pretty strong. we need a whole new set of rules and regulations. >> your welfare benefits should not be going to weed. stuart: can i go in and buy a sixpack of beer? >> a federal act that requires states -- some states you can, erratically. stuart: and some states can i get cigarettes? >> you are not supposed to, but you sure could.

>> i think the weakness here is that they had ebt accessible atms in place where they should not be. that is really opening up the potential for abuse. stuart: this is what you do for% a living? what was it last week? it was a great story. >> it is quite possible. we will have to see. don: a great story. our first new show at our new time slot is about to end. your take on the new time slot coming up. ♪ y. wi scottrade's smart text, i can quickly utheir quick trade balets myend account follow me online so i caneact in real-time. plus, my local scottrade office is there to help.

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stuart: is this bubblegum? >> yes. stuart: mi allowed to touch it and put it back in?

>> now it has fingerprints on it. stuart: we had a lot of fun on our first day on the new timeslot. here is what you had to say about only aspects of today's show. she had this to say about my take on piers morgan. best "my take" ever. taylor had this to say and how it politicized. my first laugh of the day, hollywood is beyond politicization bordering on coercion. and maybe democrats will program them to vote and give them a few recharges to vote democrat. check the big board, a big day for our first show of the new timeslot. 186-point rally for the dow

jones industrial average. see what i do, cheryl and at ad, it is now yours. cheryl: i would like to see that bread onnbreak action happening in the last hour. you really went after him. adam: thank you very much. hello again. cheryl: too big and efficient for its own good. breaking california to six separate states gaining traction. the man behind the plan, joining us exclusively as a proposal gets closer to a vote. adam: retailers pointing to brutal cold temperatures for two months of this mall sales numbers. nice try, another fox business exclusive, the retail insider and former toys "r" us ceo calling their bluff, what is really to blame.