they are calling it morgan nasty, rotten stuff and so she brings three bags of flaming cheetos and soda. >>> and i disagree that it is not wking. yes, it will take tinker maybe the menus need to be addressed. the number of childhood embarrass has strippled. and yes, school lunches are a part of that. and they have stated it. >> that is new york and in la it is just the opposite. >> it sounds leak a prohibition. and you wouldn't feed this card board stuff to your dog. >> and if you are worried. how about recess and sports problems. are you saying pay no mind at all. and let them eat. that is just one a day. >> this is a local decision and if the taxpayers in los angeles want to pay more to let their kids try to eat more healthfully. >> go ahead, rich. >> there is a simple solution and doesn't have to involve bean burgers. limit salt and sugar and you don't serve potato chips or french fris and soda. everybody will do fine and we'll not spend more money. guys thank you very much. coming up. steve forbes topping santa's nice list this year and now the staff is about to give him the stock g

get off the cheetos. and get off the couch and start making a difference.n outsider, i am rung as an outsider and the message has been resonating. >>neil: obviously you are a bright guy, fin who is willing to take a bullet for someone, and an impressive individual, but, why leave that, which is quite an honorable tack, for this? >>guest: i live in a middle-class neighborhood in maryland and we had lawyers and pilots and consultants being laid off and i had a secure government job and secure car, government car, gas card, it seemed like i was insulated from the rigors of life and i could not do that i could not say i honestly sit back and want it all collapse so this is my way of making a difference. >>neil: when you left, part of the president's security detail, when you left, did you tell the president why you were leaving? >>guest: no, no, no, we didn't get that opportunity. i like the president a lot. wonderful, wonderful, wonderful guy. he has been great. strictly a political and ideological difference but no opportunity to tell him. it would have been

>> larry: what is life without cheetos?men in the workplace, it's a different paradigm than it was than when i was in first grade. our mother made us a sandwich. okay. of ham or turkey or chicken. she put lettuce and tomatoes on it, she would send us an apple or some fruit. i know, ladies, women, girls, we don't know what to call y'all anymore, but that's a step beyond. i wouldn't eat tofu with jesus at the last supper. i just ain't doing it. have you ever done it? >> gretchen: yeah, i like it. >> steve: sure. >> gretchen: but you got to put a bunch of stuff on it. >> larry: no kidding. you can put a bunch of stuff on a piece of bread. >> steve: the kids are eating half the stuff. they like the salad and other stuff. here is what the people who put the food together say. we're trying to put healthier foods together. that's a challenge. we want to be responsive and listen and learn. so what they have learned is that the food, while perhaps healthier, has grossed them out. they're not eating it. they're eating the cheetos. >>

path ways, nothing to give you incentives for you to get off the couch and put the potato chips and cheeto's out and exercise. >> john: it's illegal to discriminate against smokers under the law. the insurance company could charge president obama more as a smoker than if he quit, but it didn't charge him less than chris christie for being presumably more fit. >> they cannot give the incentiv incentives. a 20-year-old person goes to the gym every day of the week, perfectly fit i believe is discriminated against in terms of what they're going to have to pay. >> john: and this is one of the useful parts of insurance companies, they're forbidden now to exercise under obamacare, but isn't part of the problem of obamacare in all of this discussion, they're talking about coverage, rather than care, insurance companies mean somebody else pays the bill. and then, nobody cares what things cost. your doctor, your patients ever ask? >> well, very few, because if they are he' covered under medicare and under their insurance, they're less concerned than when they're spending their own money. as a surgeon

path ways, nothing to give you incentives for you to get off the couch and put the potato chips and cheeto'sy to get out and exercise. >> john: it's illegal to discriminate against smokers under the law. the insurance company could charge president obama more as a smoker than if he quit, but it didn't charge him less than chris christie for being presumably more fit. >> they cannot give the incentiv incentives. a 20-year-old person goes to the gym every day of the week, perfectly fit i believe is discriminated against in terms of what they're going to have to pay. >> john: and this is one of the useful parts of insurance companies, they're forbidden now to exercise under obamacare, but isn't part of the problem of obamacare in all of this discussion, they're talking about coverage, rather than care, insurance companies mean somebody else pays the bill. and then, nobody cares what things cost. your doctor, your patients ever ask? >> well, very few, because if they are he' covered under medicare and under their insurance, they're less concerned than when they're spending their own money. as a

like a bag of cheetos.ed. >> reporter: can inspire big changes in the future of these young writers. >> we can't have children stop dreaming. when they stop dreaming, things stop to happen. >> i like that message. keep dreaming. >> you always dream. you always reach for the stars. you know? >> that's the message. >> that's the message. and i love that. another part of this program that i think is spectacular, it involves uniformed police officers handing out those gifts. the police believe that will strengthen the positive image between the police and the community. police are your friend. that's something a lot of parents don't teach their kids. >> amen. ds. >> amen.