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stuart: let's get right at it. preparing for u.s. ipos. perhaps these stock offerings are helping the market. ali baba, we are calling that china's amazon, go daddy and we bow -- sandra smith is here. sandra: you are right on track. the other ones are considerably smaller. remember what facebook did for the stock market. it brought a lot of attention,. stuart: that is the point.

it brought the small investor into the market on the chance that this was another google. it is across the board. yahoo!, they owned a quarter of ali baba. stuart: if you had to call it, if you are buying stock for baby cora, it would be ali baba. >> ali baba for short. stuart: yahoo! owns 24%.

a solid reaction to the upside. 3%. nicole: yahoo! looking good. 24% stake. it could be the largest public offering in history. can you show me that one? >> we are talking about this $500 million ipo. the stock is up 6.3%. >> which one would you buy? >> i buy what i know.

that is -- i understand, sandra. >> will they come to the new york stock exchange? it has not been confirmed. >> i would not want to be in charge of that. >> i think it was buried by the news. they are giving up oversight of the internet. why would we just give up control of it? why would we do that? i believe they will pose an answer to my question.

>> we have a contract that expires september 2015. the commerce department is looking ahead. what are we going to do? are we going to extend for another four years? there was no government control. the internet remains free and open.

>> as you remember, we wanted to take over part of the internet. i personally trust the commerce department a lot more. stuart: it worries me. it really does. mary, stay there please. we have more business we want to talk about. this is 1%. it puts us back to 16-two. i believe all 30 of the dow stocks are up. they are led by bank of america.

i will call those old line stocks. here is a question for you. who is the most powerful woman in the world. the hhs secretary, she spends more than $1 trillion a year. the fed chair controls money printing. a lot of it. >> really, stuart, you should make this gender-neutral. the obama administration is full of these people.

it is a hard concept. stuart: i think that she is not doing a good job running obamacare. i do not care if she is male or female. why does she still have a job? >> the obama administration cannot afford to fire her. it is the same with the irs. are they changing what they are doing because of that scandal? >> absolutely not. stuart: i will bring you in. >> janet yellen is arguably the most powerful person.

stuart: did you know that twitter users say that mary gerrit is more powerful? >> that is a good point. that is why we have social media. stuart: we cannot bring you anything about the missing plane. we know the final words from the plane. all right. good night. that was said 30 minutes after the plane's communication system was turned off. kind of sharpens suspicion that the pilots were involved in the planes disappearance. malaysian authorities are reporting it was the coil pilot that's hope those last words. the situation in ukraine, the people of crimea has voted to join russia. i see this as big win.

america has imposed some sanctions. europeans are doing the same. essentially, it is over. that is part of the reason the dow is up. we impose sanctions on seven people. i think the opposition said it best. stuart: you are the market lady, sandra. not a shot has been fired in anger. sandra: the market is just off to the races. obviously, this is the investors saying we have put this behind us for now. this is major uncertainty. now there is relief.

stuart: i hate to say it, but it is over. take a look at this video. dave 4.4 earthquake hit los angeles earlier this morning. the quake epicenter about 5 miles from westwood. no injuries. no serious damage has been reported. have you been in an earthquake? >> no. never. stuart: i used to live in san francisco. you know something is going on. you can feel it. the white house showing signs of retreat. democrats not on board with the president. it is all because of gun control.

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stuart: it is a 1% rally. the stocks are up shortly. look at the price of oil. it dropped a dollar a barrel when president obama left 30 minutes ago. i am not sure what the connection is. the man who shredded the california budget. he may just have a chance to become the next governor over there. big cheers after speaking at california's gop convention over the weekend.

>> god bless you. stuart: he got big cheers. does a republican have any chance of winning a statewide election in california? >> absolutely not. by the way, he has conservative stances on abortion, immigration and guns. stuart: you cannot do that. >> with that being said, he put out a very important message. he got very, very brave responses. that is business. he is speaking out for small businesses. he went to california. he started a business. he says the state of california chased his customers out of the state. he wants his estate back. these things could go a long

way, as far as if you stop to a business type message. stuart: he will pull better than other republican candidates. stuart: they have you outraged by that. democrats are now asking the website to the late this. the system works. the voice of the people is being made known. >> clearly through democratic senators up for reelection. if i may, the general is not in a position to require physicians

to ask anything. he can agitate for that. though affordable care act requires positions to make inquiring about home life and some of them have inquired them about weapons at home. the sanctions for them failing to do that -- in other words, you do not have to answer it. >> this is just an example of government treading where it has never gone before. asked questions about guns. stuart: a bit pushed by the entire administration. more gun control. one way that they want to do it.

having a physician there who is a champion of the anti-gun movement will send a signal that the nra and conservative democrats reject. stuart: okay. the president has promised to use the pen and the phone to get his way. this is an area where he cannot do that unless he goes for a recess appointment. it looks like it is on hold. he could wait until the senate is in recess and say he is my guy. >> that would be extremely dangerous for him to do. stuart: that was a case where it was unsure whether the senate was in recess. the president could wait for the senate to go into recess. >> for him to do that, that would be many of his own of

base. politically unwise for him to do that. >> he could do other things. remember, the department of health and human services have a lot of rule making authority. they could direct them to promulgate some rules. most of them will just go ahead and do it. basically, not realizing they can tell the government to go take a hike. stuart: i think that that may well happen. >> it is none of your business what kind of gone by half at home. >> they do not realize that they have the moral and legal

responsibility. stuart: thank you, judge. are you with us? >> i am with you. there you go. stuart: we reveal our 16 text companies. all the big innovators of moneymakers. you get to pick the winner next. ♪

>> the latest attempt at the celebrity and chief president that we have. the last thing i wanted was my mother reprimanding me telling me to do something or angry i have not done something right. stuart: that was just part of the reaction to the latest

attempt by the obama administration to encourage him to sign up for obamacare. they put out the angry mom had. get out there and sign up. what kind of reaction does that get. here is that some of you had to say about it. most of the moms i know are adamant about opposing obamacare. herold adds, the younger people are smarter than many give them credit for. they will not sign up for an unconstitutional law. if mom loved you, she would have you on her policy until age 26. if you are older then 26, you better be capable of thinking on your own without mom. good point. renewable energy. what a roller coaster ride last week. down 2% at 652. another one we are watching is

herbalife. taking more time to consider billionaire karl icahn. i am not interested you'd get rid of it. we do, however, have a rally. that is exciting. i will call this your dad's rally. it is the ibm's of this world. 3 m. they are the ones that are moving today. all right, it is that time. revealing the 16 stocks that will be unveiled. here are the matchups. google is our top seed and will face zynga in the first round. the winner faces the winner of priceline versus tesla in the next round. we debated whether to include either stock. we say they are even tech companies. we will discuss these two

matchups in our next hour. here are the other matchups for the next week. ibm. facing potential cinderella rid. microsoft. of course it is in. they face hewlett-packard. also, amazon. one of the favorites here going up against yelp. we have pitted to social media companies against each other. here are those that we left out. i know we left out a blood of them. ebay, intel, adobe, activision , cisco. you can vote on which stop you would rather own. your votes will have a hand in which teams advance into is the ultimate champion. then we have the cancer patient. she said she lost her coverage because of obamacare.

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stuart: it was last month employees in chattanooga, tennessee, voted against unionizing. a huge blow to the uaw. officials and prounion workers say they will not hold a plan to unionize unless they can make their pitch straight to the workers inside the factory. you have a standoff which will continue. more coming up later. you remember the cancer patient from michigan who lost her health insurance under obamacare because of obamacare, she said. harry reid called her a liar, now she's been attacked by the free press in the "washington post." with republican from oklahoma. welcome to the program.

i can't imagine attacking a cancer patient is good policy. i don't know why on earth they would do something like such in an election year. >> for them in an election year, there battling with this perception everything is just fine. they are fighting against an avalanche trying to determine one person who may or may not tell the truth. thousands will say my story is correct, i am a diabetic. all these things are coming around. now i don't have access to my doctor and by hospital. millions of people are experiencing problems. stuart: you don't want to be the party that says no. you sir have a plan, and ultimate plan to replace obamacare. without going into great detail, it seems to me it is all about competition within the insurance

industry, individual control, individual choice, market forces at work. i broadly in right and where you're going with this? >> yes. still in some sort of a system. the other is the health care compact long individual state to say we want to opt out and control the health care decisions, all the obama regulations. states manage their medicaid, this will allow authorities to manage all decisions made on medicine and truly make it states driven. will you deal with federal government powers to do the same thing the constitution did, diversify, get it to the states. health care compact would allow states that want to run their own health care and who like the obamacare keep their obamacare.

>>stuart: what you plan to do is go in with an alternative. it is an alternative plan. >> there is this perception a president continues with politics republicans have no other idea. with the president is trying to do is bait us into sin less not fight against reality on the ground, which is obamacare. the 120 different puzzles from different segments of this. they're pulling it all together. stuart: that is what they did in florida. had a specific set of proposals as alternatives to obamacare and he won. >> americans do not like a comprehensive bill. how would this work, how would this work. it creates a giant rube goldberg machine everything is connected to each other.

americans do not like that. they want to see with a simple solution is, what is the simple solution of the cancer patients, there are simpler ways to do this without taking over all these different entries. stuart: kathleen sebelius, we labeled her us a most powerful person in the world. she certainly spends more money than any other person in the world. but still in place despite the disaster of obamacare. can you explain to me why it is president obama keeps her in that position when she has been wildly unsuccessful? >> it is an issue many of us have pushed back on. whether it is the attack on the catholic church two years ago. in this situation she serves to the president, the president sees her doing her what he wanted her to do. be the one person in that spot, this is what the president

wants. he understands major mistakes have been made, you already have that. stuart: she would take the fall for the disaster of obama. >> some we would have the same disaster and it would splash in the president. the solution is removing power from that office and distributing it. you will not solve that by just replacing her. we did not agree she represents the president and his attitude. stuart: does your voice appeared her campaign ads? >> it does. have a good voice for radio and a good face for radio as well. stuart: thank you. general motors announcing they will take a $300 million charge this quarter related to the ignition switch recall.

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stuart: attorney generals in 2020th state asking the big names you know to start selling tobacco products and pharmacies. give us the names, please.

nicole: it is very known they don't want the drug stores selling cigarettes. the bag is mixed as the performance have up arrows at the moment, but they did right to the chief executives asking them to remove the tobacco products off their shelves. as i was writing a taxi saw on top of the taxi an advertisement saying your doctor wouldn't prescribe you tobacco, why should you buy it at the drugstore. it was interesting, it had a website on the bottom basically don't sell tobacco. stuart: i just saw cvs hit a new high. liz: i get it, cigarette smoke is really bad, we all got that, but what is the next step? a bad junk food?

stuart: at some point can in somebody sell you a joint next to the pharmacy in colorado? or a hash brownie with oil in it? who knows. we still have a rally, that is not bad. announcing plans to relinquish control of part of the internet. some people say this move gives the u.n. control of the web, some say it opens the door to a global tax. let's bring in the former ambassador to the united nations. what is this all about? they were just relinquishing control of that unit that establishes domain names and that is all it is. is it more? >> we don't know yet.

the commerce department's national talk medications information agency has had a very loose tether to carl icahn, a private domain name and regulatory agency. ever since it was released from advanced research office. people would say the commerce department hand has been very, light, which we should all appreciate. the risk is not commerce giving up the very limited tether it has, but what could come next whether it then falls under the dominance of the united nations, that is what people are worried about. stuart: the commerce department will lay down the rules of what the domain naming operation can do and who it can involve. there will be rules before they let it go to anybody else. >> they should.

it would be a disaster to have any other body influence, government see it as a way to gain power, i don't think it is so clear yet the obama administration embarked on that path. the multilateral instincts would move them in the direction ceding control to the itu or other u.n. agencies. that is what we have got to stop. stuart: it looks to me like putin won, he will not retreat, he will stand fast and firm, what do you say about that? >> he still wants to play for the whole enchilada. still wants the government in kiev, don't think he will be satisfied with just crimea.

the sanctions united states and european union announced today will convince him he holds the high cards. they are laughable. showing how weak the obama administration response is. what we need to do is go back to a democratic ukraine on a clear path to nato membership. this is about strategic space. we ought to want ukraine and nato not tipping back. stuart: do you see any other former soviet states being tipped back into the russian orbit? >> i think that is what the grand strategy is. he said six years ago the breakup of the soviet union was the greatest geopolitical tragedy in the 20th century. he aims to reverse it. the biggest of th republics of e former soviet union apart from russia itself, all the rest of them see if he prevails here,

they are at risk including nato members. stuart: do you think they want a more overt confrontation with russia? >> i think of the had a leader in the white house who could explain the strategic importance to us and our friends and allies in europe and if we had european with little bit more spine, the answer would be yes. but i have no faith this administration is prepared to undertake what is necessary to stop putin from achieving his objective. he has a high cards, he knows it iand obama is more worried about the collapse of obamacare in ukraine. stuart: would it make a difference it was said to go get the national tax which is ours? let them replace russian gas with our gas, wit without make h difference? >> absolutely. a huge swing, it would be great

for us economically and domestic policy would take some time to have real influence, but it is a no-brainer except in the white house. >> on the international side he doesn't pay attention to what is happening. he doesn't see it as having strategic return. exploring the resources, he is in thrall to the people, inhibiting both exploitation of natural resources and economic growth and the foreign defense policies. stuart: thank you very much for joining us with some insight. we appreciate it. "the simpsons." one of the most popular and successful tv shows in history.

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why he says to buy to akita. ♪ ♪ stuart: right at the get go. a diver recording himself fending off a shark attack all caught on this go pro camera. it is has already got in about a half million views. skidmark this 1200 pounds shark is really hungry. it puts you right in the mouth of the shark. stuart: it is publicity. it is free. >> that is a genius move. liz: they are going public. get interest in your company.

in your product. i am seeing a trend towards a million plus hits so far on youtube. stuart: that is priceless publicity. that is the way you do it these days. they are trending at a quarter or half of that. i have to remember that. two big names in china. they are going to ipo.

wei bo is the chinese twitter. look at yahoo! for example. they own 25% of ali baba. >> which of these soon stocks are the best one for you too old? what is so bad about ali baba? we think of it as that it was out of china. >> it is way overhyped. first of all, this is a china consumption play.

ali baba is producing some really good revenue in 2013. it cannot outrun the chinese economy forever. >> yes, it can. they are online retailing. that is a part of the economy that will continue to grow. >> they can out run consumption for a little bit of time, but they cannot do it forever. they also have competition. the competition is probably more intense than they are. it can monetize the social media base. that is a real problem i think for ali baba.

>> it is doing pretty well. it seems to me that this will be the big break. no one talks about ali baba competition. it has a really serious competitor. stuart: no matter what price they ipo at, i should not buy it for my grandchildren? >> do not touch it. it does not have the hype to it. stuart: we will go with it. what is wrong with chinese business? you have been forecasting for a long time the collapse of china.

>> they poured an enormous amount of business. now we are starting to see the problem. these default will affect consumption. essentially, the chinese growth market is exhausted. property starts. for the first two month down 27%. stuart: are you still saying the collapse of china? >> we will see really bad numbers out of china. stuart: all right, gordon. you will continue to be a guest on this program. liz, i have not asked you, which one would you buy?

liz: probably wei bo. no apparent reason whatsoever. >> it is much faster growing band way -- wei bo. anything with danica patrick is good for me. stuart: thank you very much. big industrials and banks. all 30 dow stocks are up. big name you know, a new high -- tell me, google, what is going on with under armour?

nicole: it is ready amazing beard the stock hit an all-time high today. they announced this to for one stock pick. you know what, the stock doubled since then. stuart: thank you. we have two big companies facing big problems. you know the problems. what do they do to fix their image? this is clearly an image problem. he is the guy that companies turn to in this kind of crisis.

i said right at the top of the show that i would lawyer up and play for time. try to avoid at all costs that huge liability payout. if i have to pay out something, i would just delay it as long as i possibly could. >> i agree with you almost all of the time. >> i think that that is the wrong step for them to take. she put out an apology that was beyond the normal apology. she talked about bringing in outside counsel. it is not just us outsiders looking into it. they are having cars recalled because people have too many keys on their keychain. for them to recover, they need

to take firm steps and not just baby steps. more important to them is the overall image of the brand. stuart: we did this. this is what happened. you said that target should behave differently. i said target should lawyer up. am i right on that one? >> i think target has been delaying to their disadvantage. just last week they announced that their ceo was resigning. word came out that they had advanced warning back in november. they chose to hope that there was not a problem with their data. it turned out that there was. hope is not a strategy. they were trying to delay it. they should have changed

personnel. let the dross obamacare. what is your advice on dealing with obamacare? >> i think that this may be an example of moving too slowly. we can make other changes in the personnel venue. moving quickly and more effectively. >> if you really change the basic nature of obamacare, you are reject the whole premise of the obama administration which is all government, all the time.

you reject any part of that, you undermine the whole presence of the obama president. >> if they keep doing small steps in and those steps keep building up until the november election, the combination of all of that will be detrimental to the cost. stuart: should i build? >> i think their prospects of getting out of this are better than targets. stuart: thank you very much. we appreciate you being with us. we have our own version of march madness. google versus zynga. here is how google stacks up against zynga.

zynga has 2000 employees, $4 billion market value. david versus goliath. i've got that. what do you think? >> have to go with google. it does not add up. they still cannot get online gaming yet. google is splitting april 2. >> okay. good. priceline. how does it stack up against tesla? priceline, 8000 employees. tesla, 6000 employees. $28 billion market value. where are these companies going? elon musk just sent a local

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you sell it. >> i do. it has so much heritage. our marketing is that we stick with it. we do not try to change things. we look for consistency. stuart: do you have a taste? >> there are so many different flavors that we release. we used different types. we have porridge dishes. we do offer a consistent product with different flavors. >> how far can you go with

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stuart: that guy, john, he goes in and sorts it out. he often mentions you guys. >> we are partners. we do provide products. stuart: irish whiskey will double by the year 2020. >> it is definitely one of the fastest growing categories. stuart: did you put that out? >> not me specifically. without a loan, production is inevitably going up. stuart: do you drink everr day. >> no. when i do drink, i am definitely

partial to push -- bush mills. i will drink responsibly. stuart: jerry, we appreciate you being with us today. the obama administration loves to regulate. one federal judge was not having any of it. the markets and my take is next. ♪ weekdays are for rising to the challenge.

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stuart: having a good time here, folks. i have the two biggest movers. the man who called 3 d systems a glorified play-doh factory, he

is back. so is the maker of e cigarettes for women. how do you market a nicotine delivery system specifically for women? >> this administration just loves to regulate. here is my take on drums. first, the background. the university of virginia paid and operator to film. you cannot do that the fed said. they imposed a fine. the government position is that the drone business must have rules. it must be controlled.

that is the way the peer rugrats operate. you have no right to do that than a toy glider or a paper plane in a schoolyard. leave this business alone. let it evolve. he is right. leadership in this new industry will pass us by. innovation is restricted. there is more to this than just an argument about building a campus with a drone. it shows the mentality of government. this government in particular. control your healthcare. control the financial system. control energy. it does not work.

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he wanted her to do. this is what the president wants. now he understands that mistakes have been made. if you just replace another person, you already have that. stuart: talking about why kathleen sibelius is still in her job, running obamacare. we said she is probably the most powerful woman in the world. liz is still with us. would you agree with that? >> massive, powerful control of information. making sure that people qualify for the tax credits. stuart: more on general motors. a video message to employees. the company is adding a second production line.

we called gm a crisis company. you think she is doing a good job of handling it? >> negative fallout as they continue to have the big dumb. that is the strategy at gm. these cars were made before gm went bankrupt in 2009. that is negative for gm. that is a pr disaster. >> a lawsuit overhang. stuart: can we show everybody that they've warred for a second? up 190 points.

no shots fired in anger. putin wins. up goes the market. maybe that is what they wanted. uncle sam. that is taking a hit. down 6% right there. debuting a line specifically for women. it is called vapor could to -- so good to have you with us. it is essentially a nicotine delivery system. how do you tailor it specifically to women to get them to buy it? >> there is nothing stylish about nicotine gum or slapping a patch on your arm.

one of my personal goals was to begin to offer a higher level of personalization to the consumer. they are truly geared towards a female consumer. they have glowing crystals at the end. they come with a lot of stylish different accessories. stuart: really? >> we have the bags. then you can open them up. they have areas for your purse. you can put your cartridges in their. we even have the quizzes designed by famous necklace designers where they can actually hang from a necklace. >> a great idea. that is good marketing. i can see buying and selling that kind of article over the internet, online sales.

are you allowed to do that? >> we are already the world's largest online retailer. as of right now, we are unregulated in regards of selling to the internet. it is also geared towards high-end boutiques. stuart: these things have arrived. i think they have arrived. i think you have an extraordinary open market here. you are one of the leaders in the field. your company-- >> we are active in 37 different countries as well.

the brand is sort of new on the market place. stuart: you did that five times. very good job, indeed. the time has come. our first matchup. google versus zynga. tesla versus type line. stay right there. the real halftime report coming right up. right up. ♪ [ male aouncer ] we all think about life insurance. but when we start worrying about tomorrow, we miss out on the thin that matter today. ♪

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start talking. it is the real halftime report. scott shelley -- it is your father's rally. my dad's rally. no convictions. very long volume. you call this a one day pop. >> my senses the market has a lot on its table. yes, i am very cautious coming into this week. >> no bad news today. i think it leads people to the break yesterday. no bad news. i think that is what is happening today. >> we have an aging bull. ukraine will go away. that problem will resolve

itself. a slight correction down the road. stuart: what a bunch of downers on this monday morning. keith, who do you have on this one? >> kind of banking a rock group or a label. they will send some research and development. ultimately, it will end up being google. stuart: it is a lousy matchup. nicole: considering i use google every single day. investors go gaga for google.

i have nothing to do with zynga. stuart: can you make any case at all? which would you rather own for the long term? >> tesla. no doubt about it. the establishments would not be scared if they were not onto something. stuart: i have one vote for tesla. >> tesla is a pioneer. we will go with priceline. they have money to roll around.

stuart: for a guy who wears a cow jacket. [laughter] nicole: microsoft. tesla, tesla, tesla. stuart: remember to vote on our facebook and twitter pages which stock you would rather own. we have matchups all this week. the results of round one comes on friday. our next topic, which.com would you rather own? ali baba, go daddy or way bo. >> ali baba all the way. i think they have what it takes. big dog gets the label.

>> if you like google, you have to go with ali baba. >> all right, everybody. the halftime report is officially over. now you know we have another regular feature. it is called this week's barron bounce. they like this deal between the banana giant. phil roosevelt is here. you are standing behind chiquita. >> we had a little bounce earlier this morning. it is up 60% since then. we think we have authority when it comes to chiquita. stuart: they will be the granddaddy of all banana companies. stuart: what is so special about

bananas? >> first of all, one of the most popular foods in the world. stuart: which country consumes the most bananas? >> ireland. stuart: no. >> i give up. stuart: germany. germans love bananas. 3 d systems and this program. what was said last week. >> the company makes little figurines. really a glorified play-doh

factory. stuart: we ran a story about how 3 d systems 3 d printed someone's face. the structure of the new face was 3 d printed by the same company. we are absolutely going to see amazing things. stuart: you are still dissing them. you are still down on them.

>> you are saying the lack of focus on this company? there is this, too. their national health institutes. stuart: see what you did. i am sure that you will be back next week. we will deal with that next. the dow is up 170. ♪ peace of mind is important when you're running a successful business.

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stuart: administrations using the ncaa basketball tournament to sign up for obamacare. just listen to basketball pixar lebron james. >> you know how important it is to take care of yourself.

i want to tell you about healthcare.gov. the deadline to enroll is march 31. sign-up for now. you never know when you may take a hit good spread the word and get covered today. stuart: that is a big push. >> magic johnson also featured in these ads. it was march madness with the ncaa tournament. the president will give his sweetest reasons for young people to sign up. stuart: i do not know whether it will work or not. whether people will sign up because of this. trying to reach back group of people. that is how you do it. >> only 25% of the bracket have

signed up so far. >> why should you sign up? you only pay that tax if you are expecting a tax refund. >> a lot of taxpayer money. stuart: kathleen sibelius has a budget of over a trillion dollars a year. >> same as the economy of australia. stuart: your take on drone regulation is next. ♪

stuart: you have a great voice for radio, did you know that? >> i have heard that before.

stuart: that your voice appear on her campaign ad? >> it does. have a good voice and a good face for radio. stuart: do you drink every day? >> i am partial to bush. stuart: five days a week? >> it depends on what the work week looks like. stuart: i had to press him, didn't i? now here is your take on the whole package. james has this to say by federal judge cracking down on drone regulations. google maps filmed the same campus, what is the difference? altitude. says we will have zero security and now those radicals who wish us harm will have free reign.

messing with the money, and just messes up. not bad, kind of funny. don't forget to vote in the matchup. google versus zynga, priceline versus tesla. your vote counts. googlgoogle is running away witt against zynga. >> watch who google will be matched up against later in the week. stuart: cheryl, adam, it is yours. cheryl: got it. adam: thank you, stuart. cheryl: new developments to bring you as three more recalls are announced by general motors, the largest u.s. automaker now warns faulty ignition switch could mean $300 million charge

on first-quarter results. adam: turning up the pressure on russia. slapping sanctions on russian officials after priming of votes to break away. as they wait to see what vladimir putin will do next. cheryl: home not so sweet. after declines, still missing wall street estimates for the third month in a row. national association of home builders ceo on what is to blame. fox business exclusive interview. adam: apple iphone have only been out for about six months but already wall street is buzzing about what apple has up its sleeve next. could not one, but to go new iphones debut this summer? cheryl: the latest developments in the general motors ignition recall. announcing three separate recalls affecting thousands of cars including