in price like a college education up 74 percent over the last decade. that is set for the willis report. have a great night. ♪ neil: not just twitter but the whole market looks like terror. welcome everybody i am neil cavuto. a twitter is not the only one that goes back to the offering price less than half at its height. that is a pattern that is a problem. with a 50 initial public offerings that have been planned for even rumored about these are the ipos eight out of 10 are below

the offering price by 20% or more that means eight out of 10 in a bear market. don't say charlie gasparino did not warn here. joining us now is david as an end and scott martin. we talk about this all the time. get them out there. now what is the problem? >> this is good. i want to see that market imploded a bit to see the prices come down to normal. twitter came public at 29 that was the inside price. of the stock now barely making any money. it is also losing users. neil: but you can tweet your concerns. [laughter]

neil: he will tell you in 112? or 140? was never. >> by the way we have this new ipo coming with allie baba -- alibaba. the market could go further you don't hear one wall street firm choose say be careful because the alibaba ipo. >> they have done more offerings to squeeze out. it is the retailer's. >> are you really conspiratorial about that? because they say the same thing it is the conspiracy to get the retailer in then they will get out. >> but he is just figuring this out now but i have been reporting about this since

99. [laughter] it is the oldest conspiracy going. but people keep falling for it. neil: this usually happens before the market takes the step spin if this is not to thousand it is not a pet stock. -- pets.com this is a revenue model they have figured out. neil: you are right to. there were plenty of survivors. not as many. >> but who are the survivors? >> i think twitter will survive absolutely. if investors just woke up it will not be facebook. but a lot of these companies , groupon, . >> people forget about 2,000. >> i did not forget.

i lived through its. >> i did to. neil: that is brilliant how you do that. >> is called blood on the street. the firms would merge together to create better firms. scott, in the future just pipe down seven guys trying to figure how to buy a charlies book. >> here is the issue. the have figured out how to generate revenue. but they have not figured out how to make money. when the companies come out then you pay 50 times the earnings that is ridiculous. and it will penalize the banks. >> the problem is that it is

all happening with the weakest economy i have ever seen coming out of recession >> so we would have fewer consumers. let me finish a point of spirit to dig into their pockets. >> i have an explanation why the stocks have sold off because the economy grows so slow they could pay off for that growth and it is more stable now. >> let me finish my point. the job growth okay. it could not take off and. >> but now the market is turning down. >> but you have zero% interest rates that calls people to go out.

>> then what about facebook? to mcadoo's of pretty good company by the way. >> then i will take you to the woodshed. >> i know we're saving time talking over one another but if you continue i will cut your microphone and i don't know how[laughter] but with facebook the insiders the pressure is on twitter with a lower ranking. but is that a legitimate fear with twitter? with your a senior vice president or down or you're not tempted to start selling ? >> because why do people buy twitter or push it up? with you% interest rates

everything comes back down to earth. we will see a consolidation. you will see google there will be consolidation. there will survive in some way. >> of lot of them. >> many of them can make money they'd just were not worth the valuations. >> twitter can make money? they are losing users. they have the technology. >> but they are losing users that is all i am saying. and you could still get his book on amazon.com. u.k. and use the code name

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neil: george soros and charlie gasparino are going out to dinner tonight. [laughter] not quite as something he is saying that it -- the panelists agree the war on drugs is a failure and it is time to change things around. the heritage foundation in chief economist and author his book is also on amazon .com. >> you did not mention its. [laughter] neil: what do you make of what he says? bernanke has been saying this for many years one of the few issues i would agree. we have seen this happen in

colorado. and now selling it in drug stores and it will happen all over the country. >> that it is all a waste of money. >> but talking about the soft drones i would be tougher on heroin those of our super addictive but when it comes to pot he will see a wave of states. >> i will say that george soros is late to the party. >> and milton friedman to talk about legalizing drugs that we put kids in jail for selling crack. >> 20 years ago 3 percent of those incarcerated individuals. >> i know somebody that has

spent a few years in jail. [laughter] >> working for the former editor of the wall street journal whose directly against legalization as you well though some had a lot of trouble because of that. and we had milton friedman in and i debated with him those countries that have legalized drugs i am not saying i am against it but when you have it you have all kinds of problems. neil: but the argument for it is they get it under control but with the case study like columbia it just pushes the of money to mexico. so the whole world can i get on the same page. then what? >> at least we are beginning

a grand experiment. it is of very small part. butted states rights want to legalize i don't have a problem with that. but in this country people or addicted to painkillers in this country and they kill more people than heroin or drugs. >> but it's pain pills are the same thing. >> farrell when it is much worse. >> much worse than what it? to make anything that was still popping. >> here is the debate is headed. moving towards it to

decriminalize the drugs it makes no sense to put the 19 year-old kid in and put him in prison. this is led by republican states. >> but on the other hand, the survey has been tried in switzerland and iran to the netherlands and the bulls say we have a lot of problems we did not anticipate. neil: we cannot talk over one another or i will punish you. when we come back against the british station switches -- wishes axon mobil has an idea you can sanction russia all you want but we will not leave them with the drilling contacts -- contracts. are they right? after this.

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we have the attorney here that says she has no case. ashley what is your position ? >> i go with the team. it is free will employment she doesn't have to be and she chose to she accepted that. neil: argall cheerleaders volunteers? what are you saying? it comes with the turf? >> definitely. they know what they're getting into as long as it does not violate any laws it is what they bargained for. neil: may have misstated your position. >> first lenovo are real reason why you're covering these two topics today. you were not fooling the. [laughter]

i think this is not the first time we have cover does a cheerleader lawsuits in it will not be the last time. [laughter] that is my point exactly. but i will repeat the same argument making less than $4 an hour if you subtract the incident cost to do their hair. neil: dayside up to know that. >> that is not a compelling argument. you cannot enter into a contract that is against public policy. the courts would not honor that contract. neil: and now i am doing this for the love of the job but i found out other anchors are paid. >> there is minimum wage law

neil: i want to switch to another story. this model is suing her at university to user pitcher in school advertisements that she claims she never gave them the go-ahead in the modeling agency says we will not deal with you. but we have the model shot. she looks really nice. what is she waiting about? >> exactly. nothing. she says the is my image without consent. the achievements she gave consent the professor advised all students. neil: and look at the pitcher per card number you cannot see but she looks better in the college clarify.

i would say i am signing up with you. >> she wants to be paid for in the aegean a modeling agency wants to control it they want her in a controlled environment. neil: but to say that? >> heard damages are nothing she has free publicity for the attention and grabbing $10 million, punitive damages. but if anything you should pay them. >> i am fine what is happening with these duties and we will keep on top of its. by the way we did not have charlie gasparino for this segment. [laughter]

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neil: all right, the thing about sanctions, if you are going to impose them, they will boomer hang and hurt you, charlie gasparino said, worried about that on my week show, you name it, concern that exxon coming back, president saying, you can sanction all you want. we like these russian contracts we're going through with the contracts we paid a lot of money for them. >> if you want to take on putin and russia, american companies doing business will feel pain and american people will feel pain if oil prices go up. maybe we get a price shock but but i am not worried about a supply shock any more, we now produce

more than import. that happened last year for first time in a few decades. we're in a better position as a nation to take on putin. neil: charlie? >> i say crew exxon, i am starts tsto sound like obama -- >> well you want sanctions, have you recognize it. >> if you want to hurt putin really bad, you have to take 2000 off dow. neil: could it come to that? >> i think so. neil: what do you think? oil is a big part of the dow it will hit us, hit us hard, but that is the way it should be. >> it is today oil companies have been doing okay, i am in the screw exxon camp as well, they put $600 million in this project with prospect of making hundreds of billions, other executives met with putin years ago when you sign this deal.

you had to know who you were drinking with, if this goes by the way side that is their own fault, the russian ruble and economy is suffering bad enough with all that is going on, i am sure putin's buddies are not happy. neil: to make impact as onerous as you want. >> the corporations have their talents deep into this -- talons deep into this administration, charlie mentioned he sounded anti-obama, obama is pro corporation, he is hurting little guys and mid size guys but big guys have their claws in it, you have little -- >> does not change the behavior. >> not affecting russia, putin gets away with everything. neil: and europe needs that energy they will limit how far they go with him, and he know its. >> they largely rely on russia for natural gas.

we could be tougher. >> we could be but we won't be. >> if you are in all business, then part of it is doing work in country thats shady. >> we control the financial system, we have the biggest banks, they need our financial system. neil: what are you saying? >> screw them. neil: same bank banks, same oil companies say, if you go too far you screw us. >> good, this is a degree of war, we have a guy in russia that. s to reestablish the soviet union. union. neil: even if he takes ukraine back, the whole public. issue his for the asking. >> when is latvia next, estonia? he wants to reassert that. >> this is a crony capitalist country, they brought up so many corporations with it they have their -- >> you saying corporations are stoping them, i can see that,

but i tell you, the american people, listen, if you want to stop putin, accept pain, we'll have -- >> >> you need a new commander in chief if you want to stop putin. neil: always anti-obama. >> i'm just saying. >> thank you very much. >> any time. >> putin needs us took and needs these companies. >> true. >> putin needs the technology and exxon. it gives us leverage. i think now is the time. >> we're teaching them how to franfrack guys don't forget abot that? >> we're teaching them what? >> how to frack, i know it sounds gross. neil: they don't en what they are fracking doing. >> new oil wells. neil: i tell you, elizabeth is

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neil: we call st more than once or twice on this show, the trillion dollar ticking time bomb, those student loans out there, the kids saying we cannot pay, to their rescue comes multiplssmassachusets senator wo say i have a plan to help you refinance or heave that debt. here is how i'm paying for it by taxing the rich. more than they are taxed already. to republican strategist kurt barn else, a lot of people are dismissing this. it has the support of administration, some you know,

student loan rework program. i don't think it is so crazy, i think that elizabeth warren is running for president what do you think? >> no question this is another step in her pursuit to run for foopresidency, she is using cole kids who are sympathetic group of people, their debt as a shield to really put forward a plan to raise taxes on working americans on job creationors, the best way to help kids who have student debt is get them a job. that is the problem many college graduates face. they cannot get a job, they live at home with their parents, those who have degrees and jobs, they are working in a place that has nothing to do with their degree. so this is nothing more than a scheme to once again raise taxes, because that is the answer for everything, every problem we have raise taxes on so-called rich. neil: i think these, you always

sound heartless and callous saying this, prolong the agony, i wonder what the message is, a lot of taxpayers, at any education level could say, why am i helping this bozo out, i e is going to do better than i am, so no thank you. >> it violates principle idea of pairness, that is the idea. we should give our people to others. neil: that has been going. >> redistribution. >> i don't love the fact that credit to go to college i is so cheap and easy, that is a central reason why college costs have skyrocketed. i see it size like housing market. because credit was so, 0% down,.

neil: the price of the home goes up, price of college education goes up. >> it is great to encourage people to go to college but cheaper and easier the khed it krez credit. >> one of main reasons that tuition is so high right now, people like elizabeth warner paid $300,000 a year for one course at harvard, she is mart of the problem -- she was parts of the problem, teaching one course, 300,000. this money has been flowing in from government. neil: what was that course? >> they are spending money on themselves, surprise. neil: we get to a situation that is not really good right now. how do we correct it? you say no? or let the students who are dying on the vine, die on the vine, what do you do? >> answer to this is it is giving these students economic opportunity. at end of the day this bill will never see the light of day, this

nothing more than a political talking points, this is not going to pass senate. neil: i don't know, there is enough of an appetite to do something, even -- a cost to them. >> i agree there is an appetite to do something about student loans and debt but not pass another tax increase, this president since taking office has put forward 442 tax increases. >> kurt is right, she is putting this up to make the republicans look bad, and she knows it. neil: detroit homes, for a thousand bucks. in the worst area at the worst time these are real fixer upper, but a thousand bucks. would you do it? after this.

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neil: this puts true meaning to term fixer upper, detroit is auctions off a lot of homes for a thousand bucks, that is right, bank represent said you can use any money from anyone willing to pay, to all-stars, scott, would you pay? >> i would, i like detroit, it has hit bottom, one thing that is detroit has going, you get right people back in, problem is with any city and state, they decimated their tax base, there is one of two things that is going to happen, services are getting cut or, taxes are going up. i do think that detroit hit bottom, remember that if not the same old detroit, new business environment may not be as good as is once was. neil: i am looking at a thousand

bucks, a lot of people say they need work, it is a thousand bucks. >> and you are forced if you buy, you cannot be a big time developer, you have to personaly spend $20,000, to fix it up. be there for people. neil: revitalizing neighborhood. >> whether you believe you could live in detroit, i have to be honest, city manager has done a terrific job but he is pulling out, i have not seen signs they have unions under control. neil: there has to be something. >> they have to to something. this is a incredible retirement strategy if you can handle cold weather, if you can move on a very low-cost area, i would worry about property taxes going on because of financial straights, but if you can find a low cost environment to live in, a house, you will be fine in your retirement. detroit is cold, but, this is way you need to be thinking in

this day and age. neil: how different, is it, if you think about it with new orleans. after katrina, and whole blocks of homes, they were all like marked and you know, going for pennies on the dollar. the same argument? you could buy at bottom, in this case. a thousand bucks, you might be out so be it. >> i think to some degree that worked in new orleans, but i heard stories it has not come back as much, good thing that detroit has it was an industry leader, but people still do have that in their minds listen, maybe we'll give th the city another shot. >> a precedents, pittsburgh their river caught on fire, it was a mess, no city was big a mess, pittsburgh has come back because they realizeed they had to invigorate the business community they brought in the.com companies. >> a football team, have you a

hockey team, come on, man. >> $20,000 house will be a money pit. >> home of motown. neil: there is a lot there, now, to fedex, it is going to start changing the way charges you. not by package but package size, bigger the package -- what am i thinking about? oh, you know what i'm saying, scott, size matters. >> it does. listen, this is about time, we were getting away with murder here. with fedex and upgs no ups not s us like this, something good that is going to happen, by the way that is not going to help out usps, they get dominated by these guys going forward. neil: a trend though, tpraoebg tpraoebg frequent flier programs. >> this is relateed to packages of like toilet papeer that people buy. neil: fro

>> and diaper. >> from amazon. >> and having it sliped to them like,. neil: a lot of people do, welcome to america. >> toilet paper? >> i go to the store. neil: leave that aside. just think that maybe there is something to this. >> i think you are being a pig if you are not paying for size of this giant package and fool of like the foam peanuts that is air, every get a package from amazon like a set of headphones like this in a box like that. this is great for company. >> all right. >> well on this news. but it and i think well what is disturbing it shows that inflation is here, not only inflation -- >> you think others get on board? >> they have to, there has to be

some sense of rationalty put in the way that things are packageed. neil: scott, if i understand in case of some packages it could up the cost by 40 -- >> 50%, yeah. neil: people might find clever ways around this. they nigh might have a differeny to package that, crush the thing, anything to avoid that, but, i think that "the other guys" are right, it is the way of the world. >> it is, maybe you get one bottle a day. david, makes a points, they will pay for it customers will pay for it, it is great for the stocks. >> inflation is here. >> amazon prime price went up. neil: i forget. >> but it is worth it for the movie downloads, you know what?

what. neil: where are you going with you? >> i don't know,. neil: you just take us wherever the hell you want, i like that. they will try to extract more out of practical businesses airlines have done it. >> what happened. neil: these -- amazon gets little profit, profit margin is tiny. neil: to hear amazon. >> from now on all about cutting costs, it has been about building market share, they are focusing more to cost, amazon has to folks to profit. neil: what if you are walmart, do you a lot of on-line stuff. >> but can we not forget that google and amazon are starting to move into try to do same day delivery? some cities. neil: how d do you do same day deliver we diapers. i know you are worried about them. >> you order them, they get too your house the same day.

neil: your whole points goes away -- >> i am saying that amazon is doing it and around fedex. >> you said and arun in diapers. >> she does not whine. >> sometimes. >> really? >> amazon is trying to get into direct shipping for khuft hers oscustomers onthe same day. neil: i have no idea what you are saying but i am outraged. >> you are? how did we do this i am antichild now? neil: honey have to leave now. >> one viewer asks why people are so focused on my hair, not the hailoy above it? -- halo above it.but there ar >> can you blame them? reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? look! mommy's new vacuum! (cat screech) you feel that in your muscles? i do...

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come college graduates, 804,000 more is what they should make with this degree. the nba is worth 800 quay, which is not a bad investment for $80,000. and so it allows 20 k a lifetime. it doesn't cover through a long giving a lifetime to pay off. so why are you arguing that we pick up that tab.

and then getting bothered over climate change. a lot of folks the paying for it. they'll start believing in climate change and the president starts fund-raising by teleconference. do not hold your breath on that one. in the debate is not about climate change but whether or not denying climate change is real. it's a very good point. it's a meteorological fact. and then using man's money to fix the kind of misses the point. and pushing the environmental causes, but who gets the bad

press? and climate change is code for democratic party financing. and obama proves that he can be bought, apparently 100 million is the magic number. and do you think being rich can make you happy? money cannot buy you happiness. and have enough money to pay for the little things, it certainly does help. one follower says i have been married three times in and it kind of comes with the territory. and what is the deal with any person questioning moneymaking, when i have no money i had no

hot women chasing me, but now lots of hot women are chasing me now that i'm worth millions. just confirming what i had been saying. you sound like the most transparent person on the planet. meanwhile geraldo wright says. and it depends on what you define it as. and people with money, do they think having it makes them happier? look at your shallow lives. you're too depressing to watch, and that goes for you, too. and bill, is this you again? and robert says money never bopping fatness and another viewer says i have been happy and broke and with money and

it's all about how you look at life. and i make enough money that i could afford to watch fox news and fox business and that makes me very happy. priceless. and i don't care what they say, you are the best, you never disappoint. and why do you read so many nasty e-mails from people? fair and balanced. and in alberta, california, and seldon heard anyone as sharp and concise as you. and i haven't either and i am still waiting and i guess i'm going to keep waiting. and while you mention your hair but never the halo? you are the best program on tv, the only show that i watch. and you clearly have your priorities in order.

and you are a righteous dude, i don't care what any of the o'reilly individuals say, great commentary and you have great taste. and they wonder why i get so much grief over my looks. blytheville ladies keep attacking your figure. you said it, i did not. used to be one of the best shows on fox and no more come you repeatedly talk over your desk who are on the show because they had something helpful and valuable to day. so do your homework and ask a smart question and then shut up. so where do you people come from? thank you. keep writing. fair and balanced. we will show them. it's like 99.9% this about me.

and i have the gutsy show you the .001%. i want you to ask yourself how many anchors would do that. okay, a lot of anchors. lou: good evening, everybody. making news at this hour. you are looking at a house of representatives floor where the house is voting on whether to hold lois lerner in a contempt of congress for refusing to answer questions about her role a virus targeting about conservatives feared she would become the second obama administration official to be held in contempt of congress after eric holder, who became the first sitting u.s. attorney general in american history to be held in contempt after stonewalling the "fast and furious" investigation back in