bell. time for "varney and company". stuart: good morning. canada is building a pipeline to china. iraq's biggest refinery on fire. gas prices year starting to rise. iraq has investors worried. voters worried about president obama, wall street journal, lower approval and declining trust. on capitol hill, mary bauer tries again, take responsibility, pin the blame, rolled back the lousy p r. elon musk, the dream economy on mars, the nightmare, robots take control. "varney and company" is about to begin. mary bara is testifying on capitol hill, gm's stock is down

but holding at the $36 level. she is on the hill for another round of congressional hearings on those recalls. just listen to what she said earlier this morning. >> those of us who dedicated airlines to this company, it is enormously painful to have our shortcomings laid out so vividly. there is no way to minimize the seriousness of what mr. lucas and his investigators uncovered. stuart: she said that before, laying it on thick this morning. bill harlow is with us, good morning, bill. mary bara's images import to her, the company and america and it is on the line. what is your judgment of performance. >> so far, i think that she is doing pretty well. there is so much information coming out. more recalls, it seems like every day. i think she is doing reasonably

well. stuart: she has answers today. last time, she did not have answers to the question. why the delay in compensating victims. to some degree, she is ahead of the game. >> she, after the last hearing, said we are just starting and investigation. it will take us a little while to figure out the information. that is what she is doing. stuart: it does look like so far, so good. we will keep in touch with that and see what develops later in the morning. let's go to the markets. hierarchies weighing on stocks.

we have the fed telling us how the economy is going to perform. that will be at 2:00 o'clock eastern. the s&p 500 is down two points today. just a fraction. gained about $20 with the iraq scare. after the 10 year treasury, the yield there is at 2.63%. now, just look, please, at fedex. very strong profits. adobe also in with a very similar report. it is of a percent.

disappointing sales. down 8%. i will call amazon's new phone, which will be introduced today, a portable cash machine for its website. the announcement comes at 1:30 p.m. i think he will do if personally. >> the smart phone that they have been developing for years, it will be available through at&t, it is going through a very crowded market. i do not ever dare go against our producers. he is pretty smart about this

stuff. 3d technology is involved in this. that is part of it as well. you do not need special glasses in order to cvs. stuart: thank heavens for that. charles: i am not buying it. stuart: let's get to iraq. overhangs just about everything on the market these days. we have exxon. it is evacuating its employees from the country. they are going to build a pipeline. it is going west.

>> i am not surprised. if we duly and dolly for four or five years, you have to expect that canadians to sell it somewhere. >> right. still waiting. you have to look at it from canada's point of view. they will really boost their economies. they are going to china over here. they have so much demand over this stuff. why not ship the stuff over there. stuart: i hear that canada, the government and the people are trying to upset president obama. >> i think that this is definitely ruffled some feathers. we are not taking it.

stuart: if canada starts to build that pipeline, they know we will not build keystone down here. >> they have to be thinking that. they are doing what a smart government should do. stuart: are you saying that america does not have a smart government? it is the beginning to send gas prices higher. $3.67. it is $4 in california. veronica, aaa says gas prices, because of iraq, will go up. making the market to be nervous.

>> right now we are seeing issues. all of the key oil reserves are in the south. then we will really see some pressure on gas prices. stuart: aaa says in june the price, sometimes, often goes down. i was not aware of that. >> it is an interesting phenomenon. stuart: they are saying that it probably will not happen this june. they have fresh polls out this morning. 41% say that they approve of the overall job.

only 37% say the president is doing a good job on that. the crisis in iraq. you have to be surprise, surely, when you see the president golfing and attending fundraisers. does he care about his image? >> sure he does. i think all politicians care about their image. we picture our client that 15 seconds. the leader needs to lead. you see action. you see very little coming out of the white house. it really is not a good time for the president to be seen doing a lot of fundraisers.

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stuart: we are down about 50 points bright no. the price of gold, however, no change. virtually unchanged. down $1. that is it. look at that. that is interesting. it has backed off $0.33 a barrel. here we go. it deals with the nfl. the u.s. patent office has canceled the redskins trademark. come on in, rich and said. does this mean that the patent office is trying to pressure the redskins into changing their name? >> weakened by redskin gear just like we always planned. they did this back about 10 years ago.

the redskins fought this in court and one. this adds to the political pressure. senator reed and about 50 other senators. asking them to change their names. the pressure continues. legal challenges will continue for the redskins here. they do not have to change their names. if they were to sue someone, they would not have any standing because they would not have a trademark. stuart: it is a politicized -- do you agree or disagree? >> i agree that they are taking this decision and it will be political from here on out. stuart: to iraq.

president obama says he is ruling out the strikes because of a lack of incredible intelligence. he ran broadening its reach. iran will defend iraq's holy sides. i say the upshot of all of this is iran is emerging as the winner in iraq. >> i think that decision was made back in december 2011. you are probably correct. they clearly have become the dominant influence in iraq's world today. how we try to repel. stuart: this is a financial program.

if i am right, if we are right and iran is playing a dominant role in the iraqi politics, then, presumably, at some point, they can control iraq's oil and use it as a weapon in negotiations. am i too far out with that idea? >> that means you should improve the pipeline immediately and deregulate all of the restrictions we have on future fracturing. move out and become energy independent in three years. we can do that. stuart: general, you are so right. i brought everyone in the news a few moments ago. canada is going to buy the pipeline. the idea that we will build a pipeline, i think that is out the window.

how are the people that fought in the war feeling right now? >> they are miserable. all the sacrifices this nation made. they are really disappointed. the fact is, airpower could change the situation. it may change it to put iran even in a better situation. it is a close call. i think we have to look at it very clearly. the ambassadors have been talking about iran. if this helps, if our airstrikes become iranian airports, that we are not doing the right thing. they want our help more than we

do. >> there is a convoy of american military vehicles. they are on their way back to syria. we could. they are an easy target. they are being taken over there. it does not help iran. so, we could do that. the interdiction of both the border areas, the whole highway down to baghdad, that could be done without ground forces and ground air control. again, when you do that, and you solve that problem, what have

you done? the saudis and qataris and other sunni nations are behind this iis news. stuart: general, always a pleasure. thank you very much, sir. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: elon musk is warning society about artificial intelligence. robots. he says that is a real possibilities. we will bring that story next. ♪

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kathy says this. stop it, varney. quit trying to shove this down our throats. jeff adds, mr. varney, you may be surprised at how many americans are rejoicing. they will be elated with the world cup evaporates from our tvs. stuart: i hear you. 16 million people tuned in for monday's game. keep those comments coming. keep them short. conagra is moving. the people that make chef boy rd, banquet. it is considering moving its headquarters to england for tax

purposes. spacex. a new investment in an artificial company. he says it is not about the money. he wants to keep tabs on the industry to make sure robots do not become too smart and take over the world. i think charles and i agree on this. charles: i talked about it last week. you have to be careful about artificial intelligence. i do not get it. i do not understand. it is amazing the direction that they are going in. it is just not inconceivable anymore. stuart: robots do not take control. it is robots knowing all about

you and adjusting their behavior to you and controlling you. that is what it is about. charles: once you start having feelings for these robots, that is all she wrote. blade runner. the speech at the end by the robot was an amazing speech. stuart: it is a movie. [laughter] stuart: putting men on mars. that is dreaming. that is extreme. you like the guy. take a look at this, please. sold for nine and a half billion

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operation. here is the thing. it is a high risk idea. you can go there, i do not care how bad your credit is. you are walking out of there with a tv, a mattress, everything. the good news is, most of their stores are in texas. i like it on an upswing. if anyone else likes it, i will use 44. stuart: very honest. thank you very much. last year they added 2.6 million. up 19%.

you would not contest the view. the top 20% are getting richer. they are leaving behind everybody else. >> i can attest to that. the rich are welcoming the middle-class to join them with open arms. we need more rich people. we have a million new millionaires in this country. people are getting richer and the middle-class. stuart: i think that is all good news. 1.1 million extra billionaires in the united states 2013. that is because of the real estate recovery. >> you are right about that. the middle-class, there is all kinds of opportunity out there like never before to get rich.

to make money. stuart: the world is looking at this gap. the gap is widening. listen to what the man on the left had to say on his facebook page last night. at what point does could speak she was consumption invite a revolution? he is on board with this widening gap. he is looking at the consequences. >> i do not think he gets it. i don't think he has ever gotten it. i tried last week to get someone to pick weeds at my house. i now have poison oak or iv or something else. there are 100 houses in my neighborhood that could use someone to pull weeds. the opportunities are out there. how about the revolution being

going out and claiming, staking your claim and becoming a millionaire yourself. stuart: if you can inspire the vast majority of people to say, hey, we cannot make it because those people are making it, you have yourself a political problem. listen to this. it is increasingly intolerable. financial markets are shaping the destiny of people rather than serving their needs. the many are deeply burdened by the consequences. your message, steve, the middle-class can join in this. being drowned out by the pope. essentially, they say the deck is stacked against middle america. >> i completely disagree. i do not think that they

understand. the money that the rich have is an effect. it is a cause and effect relationship. you do not get one without the other. >> getting the middle-class to move on up. >> get the government out of the way. they spend too much. they don't know what they're doing. stuart: do you think that that message will resonate in america today? >> i sure hope so, stuart. there will be a revolution. how about a positive revolution. people are going and staking their own claim. making their own money. they are outnumbered by people that say it is not fair. >> everyone has the same opportunities. stuart: they say that it is not

fair. >> that is why discussions like this are not critical. they need to pull up their boot straps and go to work. stuart: thank you very much, indeed. thank you, steve. i have something for you and for our viewers. listen to this. do you know what is coming? charles: i know what is coming. maybe about to get a very big payday. he just won the championship. he is with us. ♪ unlimited cash back.

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stuart: the market is down 35 points. there are some very big winners. adobe is up. nicole: the stock is at a new high. of almost 8% at the moment. 72.80. the cloud computing. with that subscription growth that i mentioned earlier, you are seeing the stock move to the upside. use the adobe jumping up. stuart: the overall market is pretty much in limbo. at 2:00 o'clock this afternoon,

we find out what the federal reserve thinks about future economic growth or otherwise. that is at 22:00 o'clock. janet yellen will hold a press conference at 2:30 p.m. at that point, you may see more of a market move one way or the other. tony is the guy that did the inquiry into general motors. he was asked if there was a cover-up of these defects. he said no. it has not gone down. i cannot imagine worse publicity. the stock has held between 33 and $36 a share. it is working to limit its legal

liability. recently, its sales were up double digits. the result is the stock is holding in there. any comment, charles? stuart: i cannot get out of my mind, toyota. the stock was around 33-35. terrible publicity. they fix the problem. dealt with it. charles: these are temporary fixes most of the time. something very different for you right now. a boxing champion is using his

winnings to pay off of his debt. here he is. he is the junior welterweight champion. ground this weekend. you are wearing sunglasses because you have puffy eyes. >> a little bit. stuart: charles was watching the fight when you are winning the championship. >> it was not as planned, but it worked out. you won $100,000 for that. when does the big payday? >> hopefully the next one. i would like that very much so. stuart: what we really want to talk about is who you are. you are going to medical school.

>> yes. stuart: that is not the normal background that we think of for a normal guy that beats a guy up for a living. [laughter] stuart: you are going to do that. you have already been to school. you have your masters. you are going to middle school school. how does boxing work in here? how do you work the two around? >> it is challenging. boxing is my passion. i know there are career paths and other things i need to do. i cannot fight forever. >> it is a very real risk. it is something i understand.

it is a gamble i am willing to take. just the style of fighting that. i try to take as little damage as possible. stuart: you will not take the dark glasses off? >> i can. charles: it has actually gotten a lot better. >> it has actually gotten a lot better. charles: you are also a businessman. we always promote the american dream on this network. you are a nutritionist. you help people out. >> absolutely. the winnings in this fight has gone to pay off my school loans. that is a beautiful thing for me to be debt-free. especially going to school.

stuart: what are your chances -- charles: how about winning the fight? >> i am there to win. stuart: what are the chances? >> of winning? stuart: no. of getting the fight. >> it is hard to tell. charles: politics. everyone has their promoters. i think you will get the fight. no disrespect. if you cannot hurt him physically, you are becoming a big drop. after all, that is what -- >> big mistake. i was saying the whole time they picked the wrong guy. they gave me my shop. charles: the first round -- [laughter] >> this kid has guts.

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president those charges will be brought. stuart: there is another region involved and that is the lost e-mails from los lerner and six other officials, congressman kevin brady joins us from washington. nobody believes that those e-mails are truly lost did everybody wants you and congressman like you to go after this and get those e-mails because they exist somewhere. will you promise to do that? >> absolutely. we don't need any prodding on this. the level of corruption and deceit at the irs and the white house is astounding beyond concealing the targeting of americans from within two years, beyond the main producing the e-mails, losing the e-mails of seven key figures especially the chief of staff who spend an enormous amount of time at the white house isn't susceptible so the hearing friday will focus on retrieving those e-mails. stuart: separately you have got a bill in the house to do away

with the estate tax, i believe you have got the vote to pass it. is that correct? >> we do. 221 as of today. stuart: you know it is going nowhere. it will not be taken up in the senate so this is symbolic to some degree but a statement of intent for republicans this november. >> it is -- the senate isn't doing anything. they are dead frozen. that shouldn't stop the house and the majority of americans from ending the death tax because it is the number-1 reason family-owned businesses are not passed to the next generation. women and minority-owned businesses building wealth for the first time who are hurt as well. stuart: congressman kevin brady we are out of time but thank you for joining us. thank you. more varney in two minutes.

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enough to make keith ablow an e episcopalian. checking the big board, stocks are off of session lows but barely, we are down 37 advance of the fed statement. diaz and the 500 same story down a fraction, $0.77 lower. wheeled around one hundred $6 per barrel down $0.20 right now. ten year treasury yield back above 2.6, 263 to be precise. look at general motors stock. ceo mary baraid for another round of congressional hearings on those recalls. the stock is holding its own. more on that in a couple minutes. let's get to the chaos in iraq. militants capturing the northern city overnight set fire to the country's largest oil refinery which is bare. exxon and british petroleum evaluating their employees from the country. this coming on as we learn canada will build an oil pipeline, not keystone to bring

you oil south, this will take the oil west to china. scott kennedy is here. your reaction to all of this? >> the world has gone mad again. common sense is not ruling anything any more. the markets, the guys behind me will tell you this is not ukraine, russia. the tentacles of this middle east crisis with the oil are far reaching and far enough to reach canada and canada is not going to bite this oil west rather than south. i will give you a history lesson. we have the fed decision today but in 1937 after 1929 crash and the economy laying on its back like it is now there were a few signs of inflation like we had with cbi and the fed raised rates too soon or signaled they were going to raise rates too soon and send a stumbling into another recession only to be rescued by world war ii productivity thereafter. i know she is probably not got her hand on the pulse as far as what is happening in the middle east but it has got to be

something on the minds of those folks around that room because the cpi we are getting, if they signal a rate rise too soon that could send us into another recession and that has got to be something they are thinking about because the fed chairman made that mistake in 1937. stuart: she will have to be careful at 2:30 eastern when she answers questions, don't step any line, make it in any way because you're history lesson is well taken. out of time. we will be watching. let's get to nicole petallides because i have a big move up for the stock price of fedex. nicole: it is of 40% from last year hitting a new high today, of 5% today and that is on profits and sales and shipments and volume and cost cutting, just to name a few things that are going right for fedex the fedex talked-about quarterly profit on a rise as they are doing obviously more shipments.

a lot of online ordering helped them as well and they had a good outlook for 2015. analysts on board liking what they're seeing with fedex and moving it to new highs, stock is up 5%. stuart: what a performance. let's get back to mary bara and gm, answering tough questions once again. i have a clip from a couple minutes ago. roll it. >> those deaths occurred because our ship, gm, had some problems that can't be fixed overnight. as gm and skipper, it is upon you. squarely. upon you. stuart: we are joined by congressman pete olsen, the one asking some of those questions. that was a pretty tough question you asked. how do you judge her answer? >> thank you for having me. as a man with six kids he had a

great sunday. miss ourat a came in, one simple question, tell me how many people have died because these were defective, she said 13. on the wall behind us, 15 photographs of americans killed by these vehicles. that is outrageous. they can't tell us the truth. stuart: what do you want done with general motors? they are not telling us the truth, stonewalling and delaying what do you want to have done with general motors? >> they are making progress. the fact that the outside investigator who got free reign of gm's progress but give us the truth. i want to know how many people died, how many people died because of defective vehicles, that is it. that is all i want to know. stuart: do you think mary bara and general motors wants to limit their liability? if they say it might be 200 dad,

just supposing they said that, that is unlimited liability. you can't expect them to say that. they have got to limit how much they have to pay out. >> i expect the truth. that is all we are asking for. the truth about these injuries and deaths occurred because of defective cobols. there is a victim compensation fund going on line. how much is that going to be? mr. feinberg, the white in seventh he is in charge of it. that is scary. stuart: how about this for a question? was the bailout of general motors at the time of the government take over the bailout of general motors, do you suspect that they knew about this safety problem but swept it under the rug to get the bailout done? any suspicion like that? >> we just don't know. we are trying to find out the truth. how many people have been killed

by a defective vehicles the? ranch simple. how many have been injured by defective vehicles? stuart: at 10:00 eastern time you have been here for two hours and are asking questions. what is your judgment of miss bara's responses? >> she has taken charge, results of the for what happened but the bottom line is still it happened. people have died because these vehicles were defective. some people at gm knew that but that didn't get to people who could fix the problem and that is outrageous and we're trying to find out what this happened, make sure it never happens again. stuart: congressman pete olsen, thank you for joining us on a busy day, thank you very much. grover norquist with americans for tax reform in d.c.. i will make a blunt statement. nothing changes. i will not get a personal income tax rate cuts. a company will not get a corporate tax rate cut.

there will be no change in tax policy period until 2017 and there's nothing you can do about it. >> that is probably true. obama won't sign anything worth having. he has always wanted $1.4 trillion in higher taxes as the price for any corporate tax reform which means you really can't have tax reform. he just thinks it is all hook to get a tax increase. since that is not going to happen, the 50 states are ready action is. you are seeing states like north carolina and kansas move toward zero on their state income taxes. arizona has a governor's rays where most candidates want to go to zero on the state income-tax. you can cut your taxes in the united states, you just have to move to another stage or if your company another country. stuart: here is my problem with

this. obviously i am with you. i think that if we cut tax rates we will get real growth in the economy, reagan style growth, dynamism. i am with you all the way but i don't think there's anybody putting out that message in a forceful fashion on selling that message to the american people. we are getting the left, much stronger, saying it is not fair. is not fair. income inequality is not fair. i can't move up in the world. their arguments is being made more forcefully than our argument which is cut taxes and grow. >> again, in the states where you can actually pass legislation, most of the republican states, 24 states have a republican house, senate and governor. almost all of those have cut taxes in the last three years, 13 states are run by democrats. they have been raising taxes. they haven't been getting fairness, they haven't been getting less income inequality, they're just getting bigger

government. these are very live debates at the state level because of the gridlock in washington. the establishment press reading the president's talking points a you are quite right that is the narrative in d.c.. stuart: i have to get your take on the irs. losing lois lerner's e-mails, not just any old e-mails but the ones from her to the white house, the ones from her to congressional democrats and the e-mails of six other irs officials as well, that is breathtaking. i don't know how to describe it. i.t. incredulous any administration would say that kind of thing. >> they have been used to the establishment press buying just about anything but this is rose mary woods and the 18 minute gap in the tapes that richard nixon had. this is oddly enough's a crash of a computer which actually

makes a hard drive disappear but only specifically for six and seven people who were being asked if we could look at some of their sensitive e-mails. this is clearly a violation of the law. they are obstructing justice. and the nixon people went to prison for this. my guess is they are just hoping they can get past the statute of limitations. stuart: i am hoping they get those e-mails. they are on some server somewhere. >> the nsa must have them. stuart: the nsa must have them. they are useful for something. i am sorry, we are out of time but we got to get the message out there, reagan style growth. stuart: >> i am here on your show. that is our point. stuart: grover norquist, thank you very much. two topics for dr. keith ablow leave red meat for him, the archbishop of canterbury says instant reaction on social media has replaced reflective thought. second story, president

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stuart: if you have a computer you know the name adobe. strong profits and that goes the stock. it is 7%, not bad. how about coach? i often called the democratic luxury. it is down. stock is down. barkleys cut its target price. look at that. it is sinking below $40 a share. now this. bill and hillary clinton's support the death tax. that doesn't mean they're going to pay estate taxes. liz macdonald is here to look into that. liz: this from bloomberg news, they broke the news that the clintons have been avoiding taxes with the state, using trusts and things like capital gains taxes so the question is

hillary clinton has been out there saying we were dead broke, making an appeal to the middle class, not sure you can make these 1% moves and still appeal to the middle class. is this another gaffe on the part of the clintons? ensure appears that way. stuart: just like warren buffett. won't pay estate taxes on his $35 billion, no, he will give it to the bill and melinda gates foundation, give it to charity. liz: bill clinton vetoed an elimination of the estate tax in 2000, still wanted the estate tax and said it is your patriotic duty to pay taxes. again and again we see politicians raising taxes on everybody else but avoiding them in their personal lives and it really is not a great way to go. stuart: i can not spell it but i know hypocrisy when i see it. thanks. now this. the archbishop of canterbury says the rise of social media,

facebook and twitter, killing quiet reflection and distorting discussions on complex subjects. sounds like what we have been hearing from our own favorite guy who puts people on the couch, dr. keith ablow is with us now. this is right of your tree. i said earlier, i mean no disrespect it is enough to make you an episcopalian but not quite. i know you agree with him. he says all this looking at these things you can't, there is no reflective thought. i say okay, i understand that but these things are here to stay. you can't cut the law. you got to get used to demand incorporate them into your life. right? >> i don't know. we can have technology holidays. we may restrict access to some of these apps or technologies for people under certain age. we need a surgeon general's warning about this.

the archbishop is saying there is up window here. you only use 140 characters. that is the medium being the message. it truncates discussion. it ceases people being reflective. it stands in a way of that and when you think about the fact that you can instant message anybody any how, you might not even invest a phone call on that person so the whole relationship is a lie. everyone u.s. sending a group e-mail to on father's day, it is a why because it is too easy. you don't care about those people, don't care if they're happy, shut up. stuart: i have to ask this question, may have asked this before. am i a bad father? because one recent day i was watching frozen on one screen with three of my grandchildren, the three grandchildren were watching that scream and also they had their own little screens doing stuff on narrow little screens which i thought that was just fine and dandy.

am i am bad father? >> you are not a bad father, you are just misguided because we rely on you as an elder statesman of the family to say listen, put away the screens, let's at least pay attention to one thing for a while and by the way we're going to get out and play a game after this is over because that is when we will have fun. takes kids time to get adjusted to that now but it is reality. i caught that. i felt it in my hands. i had to move my muscles and saw my grandfather was proud of me. that is a very different experience. stuart: i will try to learn from your example. >> they should put you more too. you should be dug the lot, you are ambivalent about hugs and you should be at constantly. stuart: moving on. president obama back on the couch. scandal at home, and rest abroad, he goes golfing and attends fancy fund-raisers. put him on the couch. what is he thinking?

>> things are going well for this president because this president is watching the retreat of america which he has orchestrated from spheres of influence where it belongs. spreading freedom and stabilizing nations so that liberty can grow to the extent he can he roads that weather by laizzez-faire attitude or various mack and asians to which we are not privy but i believe move him, he wins and why wouldn't he go golfing? america is not exerting its influence and that was his goal from the beginning. stuart: fair point. i want to see do you have any reaction to this? the netherlands just on one up against australia in the world cup. >> i think the game will end and a tie, but there will be a threat at the last moment for a 2-1 game but it won't materialize. psychiatrically speaking. if i'm right i will sell my

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alive in the digital age. she has a campaign staff, ready to roll, she has money and she has a book. surely hillary clinton is running for presidency in 2016 ensure the sheet will be the democrats' candidate. can she win? here is my take. my track record in presidential election forecasting is not good. i really thought mitt romney would win. having said that i am prepared to say there are three strikes against a hillary victory. first she is a professional lifetime politician. i don't think america wants and other professional lifetime politician in the white house. the ability to lead is of prime importance. her new book does not outline exactly where hillary clinton would lead america. second, her name clinton. is not the association with

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australia and netherlands going into halftime. the patent office on the trademark for the washington redskins name. liz macdonald, the team. >> the redskins team is saying we've seen this story before, we and here before like last time, this ruling today will have no effect on the team's ownership of an right to use the redskins name and logo. the redskins say we are confident we will prevail once again when we appeal this decision so they've been there before, they're going to repeal it. stuart: pressure to get them to change the name. harry reid on the floor of the senate made a statement of his own doing a victory lap right now. >> how long will the nfl continue to do nothing, zero as one of the team bears a name that inflict so much pain to native americans. do what is morally right and remove the degrading term by

changing the name. stuart: that was earlier this morning. the democrats collectively want the redskins to change their name. >> they sent a letter to the commissioner asking him to get the redskins to stop the use of the name. this is equal end of an economic sanction, whether or not they will lose money from this move. they can still use their name. there have been counterfeit and knock offs all the of merchandise, i'm not sure how much material impact this would have on the redskins. stuart: we are still mary barra testimony. she is back on capitol hill for round two. any fireworks? >> she went through a grilling. mary barra, a republican out of pennsylvania who runs the subcommittee says he is unconvinced that he thinks there

may have been a cover-up of bad decisions that led to this defect that killed at least 13 people. he still has questions whether gm knowingly covered up prior liability lawsuits what was going on with the defective switch. could they have done a recall and save lives? and a representative says it is alarming most senior executives did not know about the defect that caused dozens of deaths and does not absolve them of responsibility. the last congresswoman i cited was a democrat. stuart: have to look at some of the polls out this morning because they are really interesting stuff here. only 41% say they approve of the overall job the president has been doing.

i think that matches the low in that poll. only 41% say the handling of the economy is okay. his approval on handling a form policy has hit a new all-time low, 37% city president is doing a good job on that front. we had dr. keith ablow, listen to what he said. >> why wouldn't he go golfing? america is not exerting its influence. stuart: herman cain is with us. for more on that an in what he d about golfing while iraq burns. last night break human said this presidency is failing, it is a failing presidency. that was his precise wording. what do you make of this? >> i think he is absolutely correct. the american people can't hold him accountable because of

harry reid. remember harry reid controls the united states senate. if the house were to make any sort of charges against the president, they would have to go through the senate. harry reid would much rather talk about changing the name of the redskins then doing his job in terms of helping this economy and helping the president with foreign policy. the other reason this is a failed presidency, this administration has a crisis of crises area did plural when you look at the va, you look at iraq, we have an economic crisis. obamacare is a crisis but they are in denial. even what the epa is doing to put the coal industry out of business, it will create another crisis based upon not proven science. they have a crises of crises. stuart: here's what i am picking

up from the viewers. intense frustration because the matter what happens this november, there is no serious change coming until january at least of 2017. because even if the republicans sweep the senate this year, they want to do something in the following year with republican house they still face a veto from president obama. i put it to you they are frustrated because there ain't nothing you can do until january of 2017. >> not so fast. let me explain why. in 2014 by taking control of the senate and keeping control of the house, we can slow this administration down. right now we don't have the ability to slow this administration down because of harry reid. before you stop a train, you

must slow it down. so i believe 2014 is critical, and it will make a difference. stuart: 2014 is absolutely vital, no question about that. what i am saying is you are not going to get an income tax rate cut, a corporate tax rate cut, you will not reverse the epa rules on call, there are all kinds of things. you cannot reverse this until you have got somebody else in real power in 2017. i don't think you will disagree with me on that one. >> oh, no.uf i thought you said some of your viewers thought 2014 won't matter. it will matter a lot. all of those things, that spells this economy is not only going to continue to stall, but i think we're going to see more of what we saw in the first quarter of this year, and that is an economic contraction. all of the things he mentioned spell uncertainty, they spelled

business people not wanting to expand, which means unemployment is going to continue to stay high and go up, this means economic activity is going to continue to contract. stuart: we have to leave it at that. economic activity is going toon. as always, thank you very much for joining us. the situation in iraq deteriorating. one market watcher who says if it gets worse, it is going to hurt your money. back in a moment.

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this is my opinion, iraq keeping the lid on the stock market. charles, what do you say? >> this could be the tipping point. any escalation and hostility over there which is more than likely, oil could go to $120 per barrel. that would be devastating for the market but any escalation that brings iran in could be the tipping point in the market could head south very quickly. stuart: next up, robert reisch writing o at what point does the ultra-wealthy bring about a revolution. >> a lot of numbers don't offer what they give to be poor. food stamps, housing subsidies, home heating subsidies and how 401(k) accounts are not vote on tax returns so they have skewed.

robert reisch has been out for before saying stuff like that, being criticized as really inflammatory because the u.s. is one of the most mobile societies in terms of income and ability and globalization taking over. stuart: inflammatory, we will leave it at that. amazon debuts a new smart phone an hour from now. are you still not buying the stock hashtag >> to? >> i think the idea of amazon to come out with a phone is fantastic. the e-commerce shoppers ecosystem. i don't think it will impact the stock typical amazon will sell probably at cost and subsidize it so it will not have an impact on the stock. too rich. stuart: now i want to deal with la-z-boy. the stock today is down. nicole, why? nicole: the stock was down at 10% at one point. sales have dwindled a bit sore same-store sales actually

posting a decline. they are in fact blaming the weather and also some advertising costs, so the idea here is things will in fact turn around as a notice of first decline we have seen in three and half years, down 9%. so that is a huge moved to the downside, stuart. stuart: coming up in about within two hours of now, that is the federal reserve, janet yellen will be issuing her statement on where the economy is going and then she will from the media. i don't mention it very often on the show, we don't always get to grips with it, but it is a big deal, is it not? what she says will move the market. >> glov club greater and greater impact on the market as the unwind is occurring in farm back terms of the taper.

maybe they don't see what they saw the first quarter and maybe would have liked to continue something in terms of additional support or stimulus. anything she says will be very impactful. we will have to keep a close eye on it. stuart: what do you think is going to come up here? >> it is broken because so many excess reserves, the banks have to borrow from each other. we do see inflation creeping into the u.s. economy and how they will deal with that, that is key. stuart: whatever she says today, does the market to up or down when she said it? >> everything positive, nothing the market will dissipate that will be rewarding for the market. she can only step on her own toes and the market will probably suffer from it.

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you are not in the picture business any longer, are you? what business are you in? >> we are not in the photofinishing business. we sell products, really wonderful products, special pictures h you may have in your phone, instagram, facebook and create wonderful products for your shelf. stuart: i have one here, you have the technology to put it on a shelf. you can see those, right? that is it. >> we have five currently, you sit at the bar, the polaroid photo bar. wherever those reside you have been upset have not had anything with, you see what you can create and wirelessly hundreds of products.

stuart: any picture in my phone onto something, so we are looking at a picture display which is in blocks, this would sit in your office, something like that, you can put it on all kinds of things. >> exactly. you can take the $1 polaroid and put it into a beautiful bamboo frame with the polaroid magnet on the back. you can have six different polaroid all at once. everybody is a photographer, more taken last year than all of modern-day history combined. most of the best pictures never leave your phone. stuart: i have a picture of me on the back of my iphone. can you do something like that? >> it is common for the holiday time. stuart: it is a photo bar. you have five of them?

>> we have tested four stores. we recently opened up our flagship location in las vegas. stuart: it is not the polaroid i remember, is it? >> it is a global brand awareness alive, well and strong. stuart: you took a picture, it was right there instantly. that was unique. you are not in that business any longer. >> you take your picture off your phone and within a few minutes we will produce awesome products or you be at we happen to sell polaroid instant camer cameras, we cannot stock them fast enough. stuart: i can still buy a polaroid camera giving me the instant picture. i can still do that? >> absolutely. hopefully we still have a few left.

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down. stuart: that was herman cain's take on what it will take to turn around obama's failures. what your take on the rest of the show, brad had this to say about the amazon smart phone, they are not using my carrier. i think the carrier will be another? . lisa shared these thoughts on gm. my grandfather worked for them for a long time and always spoke so highly of the company. it has changed terribly. if my grandfather was alive today he would not be happy. as we said earlier, the hearings are over, no impact on the socks, mary barnesa took a hammering and it will. liz: her staff is saying the new normal, quicker disclosure about recalls. i tell you one thing about the stock, it is still hanging in where was pre crisis so it is pretty much flat all these years. stuart: she is addressing

reporters in the next hour and may say something more. that is it for us. here is dierdre bolton. dierdre: thank you. you have been covering it is the fed day, wilbur ross is with us, telling me how central-bank decisions are affecting his investments. going straight to the source of out and, by passing the new board going directly to shareholders, $53 billion hostile bid. amazon may release its first smart phone powered by android later today. we will tell you which features augment to get you to buy it. with more on amazon and getting into this highly competitive market. and the hands that business is called for a. high-flying brands like nokia, motorola, blackberry, all shadows of their former selves, a huge market share cuts in the past few years. jo lin kent with us from