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all committed by people with mental problems. the far left sets its sight on the second amendment, we focus on the real problem. i'm eric bowling. our cashin crew. innocent americans having their lives cut short by a deranged madman. this shooter ivan lopez was on a cocktail of anti-depressants and ambien and showed extreme anger on his facebook page, green light and finger ready. that's translated to go time, locked and loaded. do we ned to know more of what's going inside their medicine cabinets and less inside their holsters? >> these don't come about because the availability of guns but the mental health of a couple of real monsters. no one goes on a killing rampage simply because there was a gun around. they go on it because they are seriously disturbed, seriously deranged people.

i think more guns, the more widespread availability of guns in movie theaters, military bases, in schools could have stopped some of these madmen before they were able to kill as many as they did. mental health is the explanation of these terrible tragedies. not availability of guns. >> all these young men were at least reportedly on some anti-depressants and seeing counselors for depression and other ailments. >> the statistics tell us approximately 46.4% of the people in the you'd at some point in their lifetime are going to suffer some kind of a mental problem or psychological problem. as the population grows, obviously you are going to have more crazy people. percentagewise that has increased from 63 to 93 in a study done that we know there are more tendency to neurotic behavior. i think that comes, and once again there have been a number of studies about this where the

xl complications in the society. when we were a bucolic, form-oriented society, it was much simpler. today there is much more pressure on people to do certain things. i don't know how you stop that. >> one of the issues here, these gun-free zones. they are target-rich environments. you look at military bases, you look at aurora, colorado, movie theater there was a sign that said this is a "gun-free zone." is it time to stop with the gun-free zone? >> no. i think america should be a gun-free zone. i'm amused you are so quick to run away from the easy availability of guns having some responsibility in all these tragedies. you are going to have people -- wayne made a great point. about half the country oftentimes has mental issues at some point during their lives.

what you want to do -- i'm the libertarian on this show. you want to get in everybody's life, start telling people what they can do or can't do because of their mental condition. you are going to stigmatize anybody who's gone through a depression. i think that's wrong. >> the libertarian says follow the second amendment which is the right to keep and bear arms. michelle, we are told not to judge the whole muslim religion because of a couple of lunatic islamic radicals. is one not judging every gun owner by four or five or ten lunatic gun owners? >> that is exactly what he is doing. we shouldn't be punishing law-abiding gun owners for something a few crazy people did. we don't have a gun problem in this country. we have a problem with untreated mental illness. if you look at all the mass murders in america, in 2/3 of the cases, the shooter had a

mental health problem. that is the issue here. it's not a gun. it is the fact people are mentally ill and not being treated. >> who is punishing any gun owner? who is challenging your right to have a gun? >> every time a tragedy happens -- >> hold on. you just said we have a gun problem. we want a gun-free america. >> we are not the nra is so strong we can't talk after newtown reasonable steps to protect our children. >> you and all the democrats in washington rush to push your agenda. >> name one thing. barack obama, who you don't like is president and he hasn't done a thing about guns. >> because he can't. he would if he could. >> hold on. >> you are seriously paranoid. >> look at the stats. talking about ten deaths per

100,000 people because of gun violence. that includes suicide. it's a terrible tragedy but talking about 12 deaths from automobile accidents a year per 100,000 people. i hope juan doesn't want to ban automobiles. i would suggest an ulterior notion. soldiers are told to sacrifice themselves for everyone. young people told not to pursue their interest but build dreams, fund entitlement programs. >> at the risk of raising something, guns are not the sole weapon in the world. you give a crazy person a knife,

he can carve up a bunch of people, too. there are all kinds of available weapons. this is not about a choice of weapons. this is trying to control people who are nuts. statistics tell us you cannot control the number of nuts. the more complicated our society becomes, the more nuts we have out there. i don't know how you deal with that without curbing personal freedom. >> when a tragedy like this happens, we are quick to look at washington, d.c., to try to find a solution. i think what we need to do is be more proactive in our communities. we are the ones who are best equipped identifying people who have mental problems, our neighbors our friends and try to be more proactive. not going to washington. >> well done. way to tie that up. thank you very much. from gm to the irs scandal to benghazi, how the white house may be creating a culture of no accountability and no responsibility.

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we are doing a complete investigation, but i would say in general we moved from a cost culture after the bankruptcy to a customer culture. >> i took out the word islamic in front of extremist. >> i will not answer any questions or testify about the subject matter of this committee's meeting. >> from blaming someone else to giving lame excuses to refusing to answer whether it's the gm scandal, irs or benghazi scandal. no one in the obama administration is accountable for anything. the buck doesn't stop there. it seems our elected officials

refuse to take responsibility for anything any more. i blame the white house creating this culture of, hey, it wasn't me. >> i thought this was supposed to be the most open and transparent government in the history of america. that doesn't seem to be the case. instead this administration seems like they are more focused on protecting each other, all those in the inner circle than protecting the american people. sebelius should have been kicked to the curb. eric holder should be gone. this administration is lying. it's lying all the time to the american people. they expect the american people to sit back and put up with it. >> lois lerner, the irs, kathleen sebelius, hillary clinton, benghazi, eric holder, fast and furious, it doesn't end. >> eric isn't irresponsibility as much as lawlessness. what is the executive branch responsible for? keeping us safe. from foreign evaders, criminals, the enemy, not to fix the

schools and provide health insurance and determine the right wage to pay someone or right mortgage rate. the president is not a king. his role is limited and defined. i think obama fails tremendously. he's lawless. he's making it up as he goes along. >> i'm teaching my 15-year-old son about character. six pillars of character. i would give the obama administration an "f" on all six columns of character. what would you give them? >> give them an "a." this is unbelievable to me. mary barra testifies in congress, came here and took a whupping. open testimony on benghazi. all the critics got their shots in. you talked about lois lerner. she's been investigated by fbi,

justice, they can't find anything -- >> she retired with full benefits. >> if the facts don't fit, your preconceived notion of some left wing conspiracy, you want to throw it out and have a kangaroo court. that's what you call accountability? >> on top of all this, yesterday democrat jim moran, congressman from virginia who makes $174,000 a year plus benefits package to end all benefits packages said congress is underpaid. >> well, he's a moron. we know congress isn't underpaid because it doesn't do its work. the first congress was voluntary. they weren't paid anything. when we started the united states. that's what should happen now. these guys -- you know, i have a theory about this. if you elect rich people, they are not capable of being bribed. that's what happened with the mayor of new york. he was making a buck a year.

he was unbribable. that's what they ought to do. have volunteers who do this work who are in the congress. the congress in this case, i think, sebelius, lois lerner, talk about before that you had jeremiah wright, van jones all these people around the president. i'm going to say something that will sound -- juan will come out of his chair. the president should be impeached. the united states congress is gutless. if they did their job they would go after these people. eric holder was condemned. he should have been impeached. >> we have to leave it there. juan, save it for the next segment. >> all right. >> you can continue the conversation right now on twitter hash tag cashin in. make your voice heard again. take a look at these tweets.

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we're going to ask lieutenant colonel oliver north. all that and much more coming your way right here on america's news headquarters. join us. i don't remember apple borrowing money for the iphone. i don't remember sony borrowing money for the walkman. i don't remember all the innovative beautiful, wonderful capitalist companies borrowing money. >> they pay the money back. >> fuf a good product, you don't need the government to help you out. >> that's true but this is about cleaner air and hurting the villains. >> that was from my recent showdown with bill o'reilly over electric carmaker tesla. bill says he's cool with the government loaning private companies your tax dollars if it's for the greater good of the country. i tried to convince bill the government screws everything up d should let the free market decide. now, jonathan, it turns out the white house agrees with bill, reupping their green loan program yesterday. so who do you agree with, bill

and barack or bolling and the folks. >> i'm surprised is o'reilly in favor of the cronyism, the subsidies, the price fixing, the redistribution that is the green energy distribution system in this country, eric? and i tell you what, o'reilly invokeses the greater good. what he's missing is fossil fuels are a benefit to this country. the more we use, the better our lives have become. it's not so surprising, i remember bill railing against me back in 2008 when he said the oil companies were gouging americans. wee need to be protecting them, protecting our right to use fossil fuels, not making it harder and more cronyism filled. >> i have to walk past this guy, he's like 6'7" in the hallway every day. let's not bash bill o'reilly. he has a very valid point of view, i just took the other side. the white house announced $16 billion for loans and grants to these companies. it's out of control. it's got to stop, no?

>> it's crazy. i'm on team bolling. i don't think bureaucrats should be playing investors and using our money, picking winners and losers. i thought the government was all about leveling the playing field. you're not leveling the playing field when you're picking businesses that are winners and allowing the other ones to lose. why are we investing money in a business that only provides cars to customers that are very, very wealthy? that doesn't seem very fair to me. >> all right. juan, we've spent, the american taxpayer spent over $150 billion on some of these programs, these green energy initiatives over the years, over the last six years, in fact. what do we have to show for you it? >> jobs, jobs, jobs, and anytime we can have -- >> solyndra. >> a leadership role in terms of innovation and research, we should as an american people go after it. we don't want to give that away to chooin ina or the germans or anyone else. how can you speak clearly and say we don't give subsidies to those oil companies. >> we shouldn't be. we shouldn't give subsidies to any industry.

>> they pollute our air and pollute our waters, and you want to say, oh, that's fine. leave them alone. they're such nice people. >> if they have -- >> they are such nice people. >> juan, i'm against -- if you're a libertarian, as you say you are, i hope you're against subsidies for every industry, but especially green energy -- >> i don't hear you say that. >> all these investments have been losers for the american people. it's gone down the drain. >> no, no, don't forget -- >> let me bring in wayne. we have the libertarian view. wayne, what's your thought on the american taxpayer subsidi subsidizing some of these initiatives? >> some of these things have turned out -- i don't know that the end justifies the means but in many cases -- you think the human genome project which was massively financed by the federal government turned out to be something that was a terrific advancement for science, and you think about heart monitors and things that have come out of the

space program and all of those things that were partially financed by the federal government. at the same time, on the other hand, you've got to say who is making this decision? who is the person deciding that we should put this money into this thing? are they right and are they wrong? and are the people who are making those decisions scientifically educated enough to do so? >> we'll have to leave it right there. it's a great topic. i'm sorry, we ran out of time again. thanks michelle fields and juan williams for joining us this week. coming up, even jimmy fallon gets the joke. it's obamacare. while the funnyman mocks the latest numbers with clever punch lines, young people are feeling the financial punch. t... ...return on investment isn't the only return i'm looking forward to... for some, every dollar is earned with sweat, sacrifice, courage. which is why usaa is honored to help our members with everything from investing for retirement to saving for college. our commitment to current and former military members

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is a good one. >> how about you, jonathan? >> well, the wells fargo, i don't think it's coming down the street. it's come too far too fast. up 25%. i wouldn't buy it. but i am looking at tin. you know, nickel had a great year last year, and tin, which you can buy under a ticker symbol jjt is one that i own. i think it goes higher. >> you've been hot with those. stay hot. that's it, thanks for joining us. before we go, the left is catching on. even jimmy fallon is bashing obamacare. here is what the funnyman said after the white house ran a victory lap. >> it's amazing what you can achieve when you make something mandatory and fine people if they don't do and keep extending the deadline for months. >> a new report shows young people are getting massive sticker shock from obamacare. their premiums are higher, deductibles are skyrocketing. in some cases you will be spending 15, even 20% of your salary on health care. so while some might think this is all funny, young people

should know this, we aren't laughing. obamacare pulled a fast one on you. i'll see you on the five. have a great weekend, everybody. hello, everybody. i'm uma pemmaraju in washington. we may finally have a clue on the location of the malaysia airline flight. four weeks after the plane vanished, china's official news agency is reporting that a chinese ship has detected a pulse signal deep in the southern indian ocean. the big question now, is this coming from the jetliners black boxes. this search is in high gear because it's critical to get those black boxes since the batteries are running down and will stop emitting sounds within a few days. holly is joining us now with the latest developments. >> reporter: yes, those batteries will onl