charles payne picked aruba networks at the end of may.e's giving us 3 new names ready to hit new heights. >> let's start with level 3. this week we signed a huge contract with one of the hottest companies out there, netflix. it will be a huge winner. >> what do you make of level 3 as a pick? >> well, i think it's already in the news that they signed a contract with netflix. this is a company that's already selling at a very high price. i'm not sure it has meaningful earnings, actually. good luck with it. >> that's a very con descending slapdown, i think. >> charles, what do you think? >> i love these shell plays, a lot of accusations, stocks down a lot from the all time high. i love the risk reward on it. >> adam? >> you'd be better off with oil features which has done better than this one. >> charles, your final pick? >> see if i can make anyone happy. >> cloud computing, digital technology, just missed the earnings estimate but incredible potential for this one to go up.

joining us now charles payne of the fox business network.hese tax cuts to wall street? well, they're important to everyone. if they he bes pyre, it will be the largest tax cut in the history of america and you know, for so long every time you heard deterred bush tax cut. you always thought for the rich. as we know everyone has benefitted from it this, child care benefits and tax credits and we're talking potentially absolute unmitigated disaster. >> the largest tax increase. >> in the history of this country, january 1st. >> julie: in a recession and john mccain said this is a time where you do know the want to raise taxes for anyone regardless how much money you make. >> right. so that's why now they're negotiating a compromise. the whole theme right now is over the top 2%. we've got the policy and the rich and they can afford it, this he deserve it, yadda, yeah, a lot of small businesses are snared into the potential trap. what they call s-corporations and if they have to pay more, it's to your point. imagine if you're a small business and

payne. good to have you here. [applause] >> well, first of all i want to say i'm sorry to hear about your failed bid for congress, but i ear now you have a new job, you're the new spokesman for the former house speaker herself so congratulations. >> thank you very much. it's what we have in the fine and that's something that i can contribute to and know what i know that is real. >> i think so. absolutely. well, you know, speaker pelosi has been the speaker since 2007. i guess as her new spokesman this is a fair question. what do you think she's done to improve the lives of americans since that time. >> i have no idea. i just started myself. but i'm on the-- what we have now and i guess really maybe something of a name to that. it's just conjecture and that's a word i don't spell a lot. [laughter] >> well, okay. let me try this one on you dr. payne. so, if miss pelosi remains a leader in spite of everything, what will she bring to the table? >> i think, i think, legs of support, support-- all

mayor daley along with steve sanders and allison payne lighting that tree in the daly plaza.pecial for daley considering this is his last lighting as mayor. >>> here's something to get you in the spirit. shopping. >> retailers cooking up deals to get you in their stores black friday. here's what our team found. >> best buy has a 50-inch sew -- 15-inch sony laptop for $499. sears has a plasma tv with two blue ray movies for about a thousand bucks. that's good. you can see a bunch more deals on our website wgntv.com. >>> coming up: more rain, possibly even flurries this thanksgiving. not much to be thankful for. but we had it good all fall. it could be worse. [ sighs ] ♪ [ inhales deeply ] ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] lighting a glade scented candle can change your whole day. [ clapping ] oh! [ both chuckle ] thank you. [ female announcer ] release the magic with limited-edition cashmere woods from glade. s.c. johnson. a family company. all day thanksgiving, with great specials on toys and apparel starting midnight. so you can shop while you wait for the big electronics event at 5

to ben stein, charles payne, adam lashinsky. >> it's just more. and doing this reweighting and taking two out of the left and putting two in the right. this is all the commissions are doing. i thought they were going to come up with tough decisions, a really tough choices for us to make. they're commissions, they're expoliticians, nothing to worry about. they're not running for office anymore and the idea with the election, and what america's ready for, let's go ahead and cut some spending. let's make the tough choices now, so that they don't have to be made the hard way down the road, plain and simple. >> tagdagen without getting int the details. what do you make of the idea, well, but neil, wait a minute. what we're going to do is lower the income rates and top rate 27, could be as low as 23% and then we get the sales tax. >> the danger is, it will not stay that way, period. those rates will go up. whether it's a higher sales tax rate. particularly a higher income tax rate because you can leave it to congress after the reagan tax reform in the 8

. >> coming up the president of the national hiss payne university dr. david lopez. stay with us. psps oh, so when's the big day? oh, we got married years ago. but the point is, i fit in it. well, good for you. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. should we order panda blossom, panda moon... how about chinese at home with wanchai ferry? you can make it in just 14 minutes. mmmh, orange chicken. great. i didn't feel like going out anyway. [ male announcer ] wanchai ferry. restaurant quality chinese in your grocer's freezer. >>> they're doing some great things at the national hispanic university. dr. david lopez is my guest. welcome back to the show, dr. lopez. tell us about this early university program that you're starting there at the nhu. >> nhu's always had a history of reaching into the community, into the high schools and mid schools. we have the esperanza proom for middle schoolers and their parents. upward bound. we recently embarked on this program called early university program. since we have a charter high school on campus with 415 students the junior

sarah payne in the last ounce of her campaign to be america's president but she is now doing the media rounds in four was suggesting a comeback with a look at her for twenty twelve white house bid lori oftenest has been gauging been in new york. sarah palin has a reality show her daughter is on a reality show and she has a new book coming out with all this promotion it seems like she might be gearing up to run in two thousand and twelve do you think she's a viable candidate for president and the united states this week let's talk about that i think absolutely she could not be president. i don't think that she has the smarts i don't think if she has the political backing i think that she's made a career out of being. a t.v. personality and i think that when it comes to the brass tacks the republicans will not nominate her so you don't even think she'll get that far when it comes to the nomination you know i do not stranger things could happen but she's not getting my vote do you think she'll get enough votes. possibly possibly how do you feel about that. let's america if she gets the vo

i was the eyes now and in the kontinental hockey league struggling or have given that town payne a boost by beating second bottom by a single goal so they felt they got schooled the only one of the game traversing a power play midway through the second period to give their side a one zero victory and in the other game of the day western conference leaders seated on the soft rock bottom that's led to another because that's a way for all girls to say. and that's all the sport for now please join us for another update in just a couple of hours the weather and news headlines are next by then. the official location. i pod touch from the. video. an r.s.s. feed now in the palm of your. t.v. dot com.

to force him into admitting to smuggling charges while being extradited from bangkok to washington payne says he's not guilty also just as it will put diplomatic support to the russian businessman if convicted could face life behind calls. up next it's all the nation's scandals in the financial world with max kaiser and stacey. for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. max keiser and this is the kaiser report this show's going over one hundred thousand views on you tube if you make it happen you know there's a global insurrection against the banker occupation going around around the world why because it has been discovered that the global banking cartel as a soft underbelly at j.p. morgan j.p. morgan has one point five trillion exposure in derivatives to a rising so over price as so over prices rise j.p. morgan's life is on the line we have the ability to take down a giant this is fantastic stacey or tell me more max kaiser crashed if you were going by silver of office on the way into the studio but before we go to your vi

well the funniest thing in general but sarah payne wins books is that who knew sarah palin read it or researched in the piling up to sort of her show that i saw she actually says she likes to do her reading writing and research outside of her house kind of in the back and i don't know if you believe that syrup you know and actually wrote the book i happen not to and to me the biggest revelation was not that she was too close to some bears are beating the hell of that but that she actually has a spot where she writes and does research love me and maybe that's maybe that's it right washy is beating the hell of it she's thinking really hard in her head which is going to write david thank you so much for joining us thanks our before we go it's time for our tweet of the day now in a pre-taped interview to air tonight sarah palin said that she would never do another interview with katie couric calling it a waste of time says that she has a communications degree and she wants to clean up the sorry state of journalism so we're wondering what would take her tweet back and we thought she'd say

him into admitting to almost smuggling charges a while being extradited from bangkok to washington payne says he is not guilty as of all for diplomatic support of the russian businessman who can fix it could face life behind bars. next alun all see with a key nato summit all set to begin their takes an in-depth look at what the mission holds for the few shoulder organization. welcome to the alone a show will get the real headlines with none of the mersey coming live out of washington d.c. now is the nato summit is set to begin tomorrow all eyes will be on portugal where leaders will discuss a new strategic concept for the military alliance to help bring it in to the twenty first century we're going to tell you what's on the agenda when we speak with our two producers straight out of lisbon then did the federal reserve just launch the equivalent of a nuclear war with its latest round of quality quantitative easing we're going to speak with peter schiff president of euro pacific capital on that then we'll bring you details on the first civilian trial of a guantanamo bay detainee. was found

. >> apparently no guys on capitol hill would return our phone calls yesterday. >> we have charles payne. president obama heads to portugal later this evening, he'll attend a meeting of nato leaders. while there, he's expected to acknowledge winning the war in afghanistan is going to take four more years. the u.s. is apparently prepared to join with other nato countrys in a long term plan to gradually turn security over to the afghans by 2014. we do all the work and they get all the credit. >> now it's hang here. protests in san francisco over proposed tuition hikes. 13 people were arrested in confrontations over a possible 8% increase in fees at the university of california. about 300 people, mostly students have gathered outside a meeting of university regents and then it got noisy and people started throwing stuff. the meeting continues today and school officials say it's likely the increases will still be approved. >> meanwhile, pizza night turned into a scary ordeal in california when a masked gunman robbed a chuck e. cheese's restaurant. surveillance video captured the incident. on

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. >> i'm allison payne. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america. the latest numbers show governor quinn leading brady by more than 19,000 votes. brady is not conceding and says he is going to wait for the official results before doing so. wgn's nancy loo is live at the board of elections in chicago where the counting continues. >> reporter: well, i just spoke with the lead council for -- counsel for the republican party and he claims the illinois governor's race is definitely not over. despite the odds ofs quinn lead widening more with the absentee balloting underway here at the county building, the brady campaign has no plans to throw in the towel. absentee ballots are still coming in to the cook county election board where workers will spend another day processing and sorting. another 900 ballots arrived yesterday. with about 15,000 envelopes to verify, it may be another 24 hours before workers begin to open those envelopes to tally the votes. though bill brady stressed

. >> i'm allison payne. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america. judy wang has more on the top stories. >> reporter: wait for bill brady to make his campaign aniewnsment. counting conditions. there are still thousands of ballots to be counted in the stiff chicago and suburban cook county. it could be a few more weeks before we have the official totals. cook county resumed counting at 8:00 this morning. it's in the process of counting 10 how to ballots. on the city side they resumed at 10 with 11,700 ballots to gsm late yesterday quinn led brady by 19,000 votes so it appears pat quinn may have avoided fate of other democratic governors nationwide and won his first full term. quinn has stopped short of calling on his opponent to concede but sure talked like a winner when he showed up at manny's deli at lunchtime. he said it was time to put the bitter campaign behind and he has a lot of work to dosm he re- iterated his support for an income tax hike to help deal with budget

science, and instead of basing my theory on the work of deep political thinkers such as john locke, tom payne, john stewart mill and ed crane, i'm basing my theory on a dumb game played at all night giggle sessions in girls' boarding schools. my wife told me about this. game's called, "screw mary." what happens is that the girls pick three men, and they go around the room, and every girl has to decide which one of the three she would kill, which one she'd screw and which one she would settle down for life and raise a family, right? now, i think the example my wife gave when she was telling me about this, her example was conan o'brien, david letterman, jay leno. you know, the girls could kill conan, screw letterman -- all the other interns did -- and marry jay leno, right? and i'm laughing. but then it struck me, kill screw mary, that's how we pick the president of the united states. take as example the 1992 presidential election. george h.w. bush, bill clinton, ross perot. kill ross perot, avoid the screw from bill clinton and marry kindly old george h.w. bush. now, of course, the outcome of

. >>> you bet, mark. [ laughter ] >>> all of us here at wgn tipping our hats to allison payne, she isrs on wgn. a party hosted. she cannot believe all she has experienced in 20 years. she is grateful for every opportunity that has come her way. >> quite the spread. >> well deserved. >>> paying tribute to strangers. using a paint brush. >> let the holiday shopping begin. >> what retailers are offering to get you into the store. it's great. i eat anything that i want. key lime pie, pineapple upside down cake, raspberry cheesecake... ...yeah, every night its something different. oh yeah yeah...she always keeps them in the house. no no no, i've actually lost weight... i just have a high metabolism or something... ...lucky. [ wife ] babe... ♪ umm, i gotta go. [ female announcer ] over 30 delicious flavors at around 100 calories each. yoplait, it is so good. indulge in yoplait light's two new flavors. triple berry torte and black forest cake. use your shop your way rewards card at kmart today... ...for the chance to win 1 of 30 trips to universal orlando resort... ...and step into the magic

. >> i'm allison payne. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america. >>> wgn's tom negovan is live in danville with details. >> reporter: allison, steve, people are outraged and we were hearing some of that outrage this noon hour. he is on his way to hawaii with a wife he married while behind bars in danville in 1997. this morning the earliest this convicted kill core have been released was 8:00 a.m. he was out the door and on his way by 8:02. a "chicago tribune" photographer quickly snapping a few photographs as the 33-year- old made his fast exit from his home of the past 12 years. pulling up a coat to cover his face. the driver of the pick up truck you see presumably his wife of the past few years concealing her face as well as they left danville and sped off to begin their new life together. back in 1997, justin boulat was a 20-year-old student at eastern illinois university when he admitted strangling his former girlfriend, 18-year-old andrea will with a phone card. he c

. >> i'm allison payne. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. wgn's julian crews is live downtown with more. >> reporter: good afternoon. this has been an awfully tight race. battle to be the next senator from illinois. democrat aleksei giannoulias hoping for a big turnout among voters here in the city. but republican mark kirk likes his chances. kirk's people say they moved ahead in the race. most recent poll shows the congressman has a three to four point edge. traditional strong holds like chicago's collar counties and downstate illinois are expected to turn out for the gop. it could very well boil down to independent voters deciding who will sit in barack obama's old senate seat. >> i think there is a growing wave of independents that want thoughtful independent leadership. and someone who won't rubber stamp everything that nancy pelosi wants to do. >> reporter: but aleksei giannoulias hopes those independents will go democrat. he spent the morning s

. >> isle allison payne. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. wgn's nancy loo is live in morgan park with the latest. >> well, allison and steve, the family of stacy cochran hill tells me they had no idea who would target her and her two daughters. and they are heart broken her apartment here is now at the heart of a triple murder investigation today relatives are gathered and baffles. >> i talked to her last night. everything was fine. >> by 10:30 last night things were not fine. 43-year-old stacy cochran was found stabbed to death along with her 17-year-old daughter jade and 11-year-old daughter joy. >> i thought i was dreaming this morning. when she called me. i got up and came over. but i don't know who did it or why or how. >> police discovered the bloody scene after arriving at the family rental apartment at south bell avenue and 111th. a man was taken into custody but police are saying little about any link to the victims, a motive or the murder w

good afternoon, i'm steve sanders i'm allison payne. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america. wgn's julian crews is live in oak park with details. julian? >> reporter: good afternoon, cook county health department officials are focusing on schools. now there is nothing new about stomach flus, but a particular outbreak of cases has people concerned. let me show you why. this is a map that shows the different clusters where the stomach flu or the norovirus has popped up and as you can see it goes from the northwest part of the county towards the lake, west of the city and then south of the city of chicago. public health experts say in one particular outbreak the type of stomach flu or norovirus as it's known was similar to a type of flu that was seen on cruise ships. >> norovirus is a group of viruses that cause gi illness and they are best known for causing cruise ship outbreaks. >> now the director of the county's communeicable disease control division says it's a serious issue. outbreaks are normtha

. >> i'm allison payne. we welcome our viewers who are watching this around the croifnt on wgn america. that story in just a minute. but first -- >> the race for chicago mayor is starting to heat up with candidates and some potential candidates reaching out for support. state senator james meeks holding a listening tour with latino leaders at schools on the southwest side. >> nancy loo is live in the arlington heights neighborhood with more on the mayor's race. >> well, allison and steve, after failing to earn the support of the african-american coalition, state senator james meeks is spending much of today in chicago's latino community. but he claims his outing today has nothing to do with mayoral politics. now the reverend and state senator spent the morning touring a number of schools on the southwest side including the uno veterans memorial charter school. he cited the ongoing problem of overcrowding in chicago schools and afterwards left for a luncheon and round table discussion with latino leaders. mee

. >> i'm allison payne. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. wgn's nancy loo is live in oak lawn with the latest on that fire. >> investigators are hard at work trying to figure out the cause of the devastating fire here. mean time, an outpouring of offers to help the many brides now scrambling to find new dresses. >> beautiful wedding gowns turned to debris are hauled out by the arm load. only six dresses could be salvaged from eva's bridal store which has been in business for over 40 years. all the while emotional brides and their mothers are turning up desperate for answers. >> today was supposed to be our alteration day. and just don't know what to do. >> i feel bad for the people there, for the owners. and also for the brides. >> the owners are devastated by the fire, but eager to help serve their customers, especially those with upcoming weddings. >> we will do our best to make this as seamless as possible. i will do everything i can so that this

. >> i'm allison payne. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america. >>> wgn's judy wang is live in oak lawn with the update. >> reporter: good afternoon. we are across the street from eva's bridal. we are outside of the restaurant and this is where the wryidle -- bridal shop owner has set up terp reacial. and wgn radio was live here this morning and on the show they talked about the women from across the chicago area who are coming forward and offering their wedding gowns. >> some poor bride can use it, i would be glad to donate it, you know. i feel sorry for these gals with their weddings coming up. >> reporter: showed 77 at the restaurant to donate her daughter's wedding dress this morning. her daughter purchased the gown at eva's bridal 30 years ago. she says she is not sure what kind of shape the dress is in. it's a size 10 or 12 and it simply makes her and her family happy to do this. oak lawn firefighters are back at the scene today sifting through debris and taking pi

also, might want to join my coanchor, allison payne and me as we serve as emcees for the annual daleya christmas tree lighting. joan cuic -- cusak will join mayor daley for his final tree lighting ceremony. takes place wednesday november 24 at 4:30 p.m. at daley plaza. [ woman ] alright, so this tylenol 8 hour lasts 8 hours. but aleve can last 12 hours. and aleve was proven to work better on pain than tylenol 8 hour. so why am i still thinking about this? how are you? good, how are you? [ male announcer ] aleve. proven better on pain. >>> today we were learning how to reduce cal scoirpz increase nutritional values in three favorite comfort foods. tomato siewt soup, cesar salad and cosmopolitan. a contributing chef to prevention magazine. thank you for being here. some of my favorites definitely the soup is a comfort food and i love the idea of just making a few replacements. you call them flip. >> food flip. >> an easy way to save calories. so we will start off with a cesar salad and whip together a dressing. >> want to help? >> excellent. you can start drizzling some stuff in here an

alice payne hosted the event with our own gloria brown.ars with the tribune company. there she is. she was given the touching the spirit award for her work with the chicago housing authority. congratulations to her. >> so good to see glo again. >>> coming up tonight: we've got the low down on a secret stash. 30 tons of marijuana buried on the american border with mexico. >>> and a major development in the fight against lung cancer. did you know go-gurt is specially made to freeze and thaw by lunch time? so kids can have their favorite yogurt in their lunch box go-gurt. freeze it. thaw it. eat it up. ¿qué si usamos tacos más grandes? [ male announcer ] old el paso super stuffers. 33% larger shells. feed your fiesta. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] light up your season with a brighter, whiter smile. with crest 3d white professional effects whitestrips. ♪ in just 3 days you'll start seeing a noticeably whiter smile. for a smile that's sure to stand out. crest 3d white professional effects whitestrips. also try crest 3d white paste and rinse. you don

. >> i'm allison payne. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america. wgn's nancy loo is live on the far south side with our top story this afternoon. >> reporter: well, the parents of jalal muhammad are said to be traumatized and they are not expected to return here to the family home any time soon. meantime, the circumstances leading up to his shooting death remain under investigation. >>> nina jones rushed over to the muhammad home this morning soon after hearing the news on tv. the reality of her nephew's death was clearly overwhelming. >> he was just a sweet little boy. sweet little boy. he was very respectful. very, very respectful. >> reporter: paramedics were called to the townhouse on the 200 block of west 93 place at around 8:30 last night. it was initially suspected that jalal suffered some type of seizure but an exam revealed a bullet wound and he was pronounced dead soon after. neighbors say the incident is baffling since there was no sign of trouble last night an

. >> i'm allison payne. we welcome our viewers watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. wgn's julian cruz is live in the news zone with information on our top story. >> reporter: the reward money has been upped to $20,000 as detectives continue to question a 19-year-old parolee. the chicago tribune says the person of interest they are talking to lives across the alley from the crime scene. but no word yet on any formal charges. it's been a challenging week for the chicago police department. purple bunt bunting is up at headquarters at 35th and michigan as fellow officers mourn their loss. >> please. >> reporter: shauna peters has suffered the most terrible of losses. she is pleading with the public grieving the loss of her husband stephen peters. the former chicago housing authority officer was gunned down in a south chicago alleyway friday along with police evidence technician michael flisk. they were investigating a garage burglary on the 8100 block of south bi ralph nham. officers are

you might want to join me, allison pain -- allison payne.ago's own joan cusack will join mayor daley for his final tree lighting ceremony. it will take place tomorrow november 24. all gets underway at 4:30 on daley plaza. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. and celebrex is not a narcotic. when it comes to relieving your arthritis pain, you and your doctor need to balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, including celebrex, may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke, which can lead to death. this chance increases if

from human people like him, we have the light and thomas payne and thomas jefferson and the founders of this great republic have the philadelphia enlightenment. this is not a a thing anyone on this side need to be ashamed. it becomes more atheist as einstein and others approach us with their mind boggling almost one 9 wants to say mind altering findings. it's a coincidence that einstein is expelled by the third right as well as anyone else who understood physics and the area of agreement just contracted, sir. for you to say that it was the implementation of charles darwin is an insult to this audience. darwin's thought was not taught in germany. it was in every form of unbelief that all the great atheists think of darwin and einstein were alike by the national socialist regime, and there's a misprint in a german article that evolution requires the survival of the fittist is taken, a statement never made by darwin as anyone knows say thats adaptability is what is likeliest to give us survival or luck or advantage, we better say in the struggle. now, just to take the most notorious, th

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going down the line, keith payne is the president and ceo and founder of the national institute for publicolicy, and you'll find many of its publications and information at nipp.org. he is the author of the great american gamble. he is a foremost expert on nuclear deterrence, former pentagon official and also a member of the congressional commission on the strategic posture of the united states. and, again, i was honored to be part of the working group last year with keith who is extraordinarily thought-provoking and, perhaps, will raise some different points of view on the future of new s.t.a.r.t. and arms control from what you will have heard up until that point. tom donnelly is at the american enterprise institute and also a distinguished author who has written a number of books largely on ground forces and conventional combat. but all the more reason why, i think, it's important to have tom on the panel because he brings, of course, a perspective on the interrelationship between different military forces, different military capabilities and the relative role of nuclear weapons in broad

keith payne is the ceo and the author of the great american gamble. he is the foremost expert on nuclear arms. he is a member of the congressional commission on the strategic posture of the united states. i was honored to be part of his working group last year. he is extremely thought- provoking and will raise some different points of views on arms control. tom donnelly is that the american enterprise institute. he is a distinguished author u.s. written a number of books on ground forces and conventional combat. all the more reason why it is very important to have tom on the panel because he brings a perspective on the interrelationships between different military forces, different military capabilities. forthcoming paper is strategies and forces for the third nuclear age. his most recent book is "lessons for a long war." i will briefly mentioned that my most recent book on this general subject is called "a skeptic's case for nuclear disarmament." they have articulated a world sunday free of nuclear weapons, whether that would be a good thing, if feas

auto thanksgiving around the corner and we've asked the fox business contributor charles payne to pickusiness turkey. i'm looking forward to this. what's number one? >> let's start with the home buyer tax credit, you know, where the government said hey, listen, if you buy a new house, we'll give you 8 grand. it started last year. it was controversial from the beginning. families that made over $85,000, they were too rich to get it. anyway for the most part, almost everyone who has taken part of this, if you bought a new house, you're already underwater with the $8,000 and you know the housing market is still a major, major disaster. >> didn't that kind of spike the housing market for a minute? >> right. it's proved that the government should not get in the way because in a -- you know, in these sort of situations wherever the bottom is, that's where the bottom is, you can't avoid it. >> cash for clunkers, sort of like that. >> the same thing. >> what i love about this is you work sports into the whole equation. number 2, you have the miami heat. >> i mean, this is -- lebron, this is it

science, and instead of basing my theory on the work of deep political thinkers such as john locke, tom payne stewart mill and ed crane, i'm basing my theory on a dumb game played at all night giggle sessions in girls' boarding schools. my wife told me about this. game's called, "screw mary." what happens is that the girls pick three men, and they go around the room, and every girl has to decide which one of the three she would kill, which one she'd screw and which one she would settle down for life and raise a family, right? now, i think the example my wife gave when she was telling me about this, her example was conan o'brien, david letterman, jay leno. you know, the girls could kill conan, screw letterman -- all the other interns did -- and marry jay leno, right? and i'm laughing. but then it struck me, kill screw mary, that's how we pick the president of the united states. take as example the 1992 presidential election. george h.w. bush, bill clinton, ross perot. kill ross perot, avoid the screw from bill clinton and marry kindly old george h.w. bush. now, of course, the outcome of the ga

down the line, keith payne is the president, c.e.o. and founder of the national instute for public policy. you will find its publications at nipp.org. he is the author of "the great american gamble." he is a foremost expert on nuclear deterrence, a former pentagon official and a member of the congressional commission of the strategic posture of the united states. again, i was honored to be part of this working group last year with keith, who is extraordinarily thought-provoking and will raise different points of view on new start and arms control. top donnelly is at the american enterprise institute and also a distinguished author who has written a number of books largely on ground forces and conventional combat. i think it is important to have tom on the panel because he brings a perspective on the interrelationship beten military force pos and capability and the broader role of national curet policy. his new paper is towards a new look, strategy and forces for the new age. his most recent book is a 2010 publication, "lessons for a lo