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disagree with them on issues like the equal rights amendment, abortion, and you labeled his policies as voodoo. now you apparently agree with them on every issue. if he should be called upon to assume the presidency, would you follow mr. reagan's policies down the line or would you go back to some of your own ideas? >> i do nothing there is a big difference between my ideas and president reagan. i believe firmly in his leadership. he has really turned the country around. we agree on the economic program. but we came into office, inflation was 21 -- 12.5%. interest rates wiping out every single american or 21.5% if you can believe it. there was despair. the leadership of the country tell people there was a malaise out there. this president turned it around and i have been with them every step of the way. of course, i would continue those programs because it has brought america back. people are going back to work. why mr. mondale cannot understand there is a new enthusiasm at enter this country that america is back, there is a strong leadership, i do not know. he has one answer. raise everybody'

there is some predictable outcomes in some scientific method but in the realm of economics it's all voodoo and tea leaves raining there is no science behind it it's guesswork at best so we have to make sure we understand that when we're evaluating economists we know that basically and so a bunch of money but the internet has not yet been scientific rules to its.

there is some predictable outcomes in some scientific method but in the realm of economics it's all voodoo and tea leaves raining there is no science behind it it's guesswork and best so we have to make sure we understand that when we're evaluating economists we know that basically and so a bunch of money but has not yet been scientific rules to establish for economics and it's still very much. we don't really know exactly what makes the economics work yet and in a way it's the opposite in economics in that you hear all the time now the man who predicted the financial crash you hear that over and over every single economist or financial expert announcer introduced interviewed on a television show but you also have this notion that there was there were people like brooksley born who predicted. that fraud would lead to financial collapse right well economics is tied to human psychology and human nature whereas something like chemistry or physics is not tied to those they greenies so in the realm of economics you can see when human nature takes hold of bubble forms like the real estate bubble

there is some predictable outcomes in some scientific method but in the realm of economics it's all voodoo and tea leaves raining there is no science behind it it's guesswork and best so we have to make sure we understand that when we're evaluating economists we know that basically and so a bunch of mumbo has not yet been scientific rules to established for economics yet is still very much on the come we don't really know exactly what makes the economics work yet and in a way it's the opposite in economics in that you hear all the time now the man who predicted the financial crash you hear that over and over every single economist or financial expert announcer introduced interviewed on a television show but you also.

this is what a george bush called voodoo economics. can cut taxes as much as you want, as long as you are prepared to savagely cut spending. there is a lack transparency shall we say in really spelling how much are you going to cut. and to accommodate that level of cuts and balance the budget require savage cuts. >> jennifer: today just quickly, because i want to talk about your book. there's a number of -- of objective economic indicators that have come out over the past few days that would seem to bode well for the president, which hasn't necessarily translated into polls. there is a five-year high in consumer confidence, in the stock market bloomberg came out saying the shrinkingage of government spending is at a 60-year low. will those numbers percolate enough to counter act what has been perceived as a bad deb performance. >> absolutely. the economy is startto very slowly and tentatively heal. i think things are slowly getting better. but there is not a go-go economy. >> jennifer: right. the bloomberg -- there was a surprise index

. >> who, voodoo priests? >> i don't understand it. >> i don't get it. >> on halloween you go as an extra from "the lost boys." are we a nation of hurt feelings ? >> i don't dress up for halloween, but that's just how i look. it is ridiculous. i think there is a secret agenda. they don't want to celebrate the festivities before the day of all souls. they are soulless. also didn't put time into that one either. i decided i spend more of my time making fun of everyone's wardrobe than i will put into the talking point. and i decided i don't want to take too much time because i know bill has to get back to the buffalo bill and calamity jane crazy road show they do, right? >> we happened to take pride in our western viewer ship. >> i happen to think you talk very slow. >> me? >> there is a method. it is methodical. >> do you have kids? >> i do. >> i bet you read stories really, really thoughtfully. >> i do a great job. >> but actually he won't let me do too many voices. he does line read. that is annoying. i do get

they used to be the haitian voodoo zombies. >> the cdc has jumped on board warning people to be preparedocalypse. why do this? >> it's very smart. it's getting kids prepared for natural disasters. they're tricking kids into being prepared for anything. >> i've told you in the commercial break that i went to the set of the walking dead. they wouldn't make me a zombie. i don't think you'll make me one. i know your books world war z is being made into a movie starring brad pitt. it's required reading for several colleges including the u.s. naval war college. my question is why do college students need to be aware? >> i think because zombies are a global problem. it's a great way of exploring globalization, which is a dirty word in a country like the united states. for the first time you have college students talking about global problems in an exciting way. it's not boring economics or global trade. it's talking about zombies. it's a great way of studying all these global problems in an entertaining fun way. >> can you help me out? >> don, i went to the set of world war z, i couldn't get ma

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. >> bay area band green day is canceling plans for a headlining performance at the voodoo music festivalit didn't include a reason but comes less than a month after the front man billy joel armstrong had a on stage meltdown. he started treatment for substance abuse after that. the festival was one of the few appearances they hadn't canceled after that incident. > departments in the bay area feeling the squeeze as the government cuts grants to help those departments. figures show that this year the government cut $140 million in financial aid to local fire departments. california was already hit with a two million dollar reduction in federal fire grants in 2010. the united states fire administration which helps local firefighters is also poised for a budget cut. >> they are limited dollars. locally they struggle with budgets at the federal level. >> reporter: oakland officials say their department is dealing with tough economic times and they say they will have to start looking for other sources of revenue if grants continue to dry up. >> now to the election coverage. romney has taken a s

in fact even some republican like george herbert walker bush called it voodoo economics this idea. didn't like it. we like the notion of lower tax rates across the board for everybody. do you think they will buy it this time or do you think they will be suckered into the trickle down theory? >> i think it all depends on whether the republicans articulate. ronald reagan was certainly the most articulate of the republicans in the last 100 years. whether anybody else is going to get the same idea across, any other republican will get the same idea across to the public is something we may see some clue about tonight. david: economist thomas sowell, authored most recently you have a lot of books. hard to keep them in memory. trickle down theory and tax cuts for the rich. get it through the hoover institute press. thomas. thanks for coming in. appreciate it. >> thank you. lauren: thank you. more than 2,000 hospitals will be hit with thousands of dollars with fines and penalties under the health care reform law. the ceo of med assets is here. he will tell us how companies will be impacted

this yourselfed to be like the haitian voodoo zombie. a global, plague, flesh-eating pandemic. >> and the cdc has jumped on board and warned people against the zombie apocalypapocalypse. they say it tongue in cheek but still -- whooi do this? >> it gets kids to prepare for natural disasters without realizing it. i get asked all the time, do you have a zombie preparedness kit and i say, yeah? it's the same one i've had in southern california forever. it teaches kids to be prepared for anything. >> i've told you in the commercial break that i went to the set of the "the walking dead." they wouldn't make me a zombie and i don't think you'll make me a zombie but i think the book is being made with brad pitt? >> including the u.s. naval war college. my question is, whooi do college students need to be aware of zombies? >> well, i think, because zombies are a global problem, i think in a way, it's a great way of the exploring globalization which i think is kind of a dirty word in a isolationist country like the united states. for the first tim

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zombies used to be the haitian voodoo zombie.ut george romero made it a global plague, flesh-eating pandemic which we now know as zombies. >> uh-huh. the cdc has jumped on board, warning people to be prepared for the zombie apocalypse. they admit it's tongue-in-cheek, but that's -- zombies don't really exist obviously. why even do this kind of campaign, max? >> because it's very smart. because it's actually getting kids preparing for natural disasters without even realizing it. i get asked all the time, do i have a zombie survival kit. yeah, the same earthquake kit i've had all my life. i live in southern california. what the cdc is doing is tricking kids into being prepared for anything. >> uh-huh. i told you in the commercial break that i went to the set of the "walking dead." they wouldn't make me a zombie. i don't think you're going to make me a zombie. i know another of your books, "world war z" is being made into a movie starring brad pitd. maybe there's hope for me. i don't know. >> yes. >> required reading for several col

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guest: whether you call it trickle-down economics or voodoo economics or whatever you call it, we have been there and done that and we have the teacher. and that is what mitt romney is in favor of. host: next caller from louisiana. caller: i would say that with all that obama has done, all the lies, all of service, why would anyone want to vote for him again? he has also called mitt romney a liar. he wins michem -- key wins first place. host: what has he lied about? caller: he lied about ben ghazi. and when they passed the health care bill, that it would save money. it is going to cost more money. democrats and him have done all the carnage that has ever been done in this country. supporting him was the biggest mistake of this country's ever made. guest: is certainly respect your opinion, but i think you are wrong. there are a myriad of things, and i can go through the list. health care reform is actually saving the system money. it is also saving american families money in their health- care premiums. i am just as much concerned about ben ghazi has anyone else, but i will tell you tha

. >> but there is still a contingent who thinks he is using his kenyan voodoo power to cause this stormer aren't going to be able to necessarily -- you can use your mobile device perhaps -- >> assuming it is a charged. >> exactly. and you have your internet connection which is probably down, your television is probably down you're going to have to use some sort of battery-powered radio to get information. >> could you come up with a battery powered radio. >> i own one. because i'm a florida native and we are trained from birth down there to be prepared for hurricanes. >> okay. >> i'm not sure i do anymore have a battery powered radio. >> wow, maybe i should get one. we live in earthquake company -- >> you can go to restoration hardware and get one of those crank ones -- >> yeah. they don't look like they cost that much -- >> well it's restoration hardware. >> i guess right now they are trying to rescue people off of roofs of their houses in three towns in new jersey. so it is kind of looking like katrina. >> yeah, that's one of the problems. >> governor christy said you couldn't even ca

. >> i saw them, the voodoo lounge tour, syracuse, new york in 1994. >> saw them in 1994 too, yes, inove music. >> date night. date night. tell your wife i'm very nice. i'm harmless. producer chuck lorre thinks tv audience should be entertained every second even after the credits. we'll ask the man behind "two and a half men," "mike and molly" and "the big bang theory." he has a great resume. how he keeps things funny. chuck lorre right after this on cbs "this morning". ♪ >> this portion of cbs "this morning" is sponsored by sponsored by party city. nobody has more halloween for less. [ female announcer ] born from the sweet monk fruit, something this delicious could only come from nature. new nectresse. the 100% natural no-calorie sweetener made from the goodness of fruit. new nectresse. sweetness naturally. ♪ >>> there's only one that sounds like that. the cat is out of the bag. the beyonce is doing this year's super bowl halftime show. official word is expected later today but on her blog this morning beyonce is eye black with the words february 3rd, 2013. that's the date of the su

no one does voodoo like they do. new orleans has always been haunted. folks. of course let's not forget that new orleans cemeteries are numero uno. cemetery number one check it out. >> charleston, south carolina surprised me. >> also cemeteries in south carolina. again charleston haunted. they have great tours. they have a spooky dungeon tour. old city jail. everything you want to do in charleston, beautiful city but halloween get ready. >> also some hotels that go bump in the night. stanley hotel in colorado? >> because of steven king and "the shining." that hotel is open all year round. the rooms you have to watch out for. there's two rooms. room 401 and room 217. 217 is interesting because that's where stephen king stayed. the hotel was about to close at the end of the season and that's when he finished," the shining" came out of that. >> the grove park inn. >> it's all about the pink lady. the pink lady it goes back to the 1920s. >> in asheville, north carolina. >> asheville, north carolina. she was having an affair with a married man. he broke her

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where they talk about watching the malcolm x film, that malcolm x becomes essentially the kind of voodooking it at white people saying i'm not happy here, i'm not satisfied yet, that this would otherwise require more active and risky behaviors. but now what happens is you end up with a young man wearing a se seal, i belong here. >> thank you for having me on about my piece. when i saw this, i was on my way to panel to discuss barack obama and black masculinity. it was one of these weird incidental moments. he was texting at the time is why you don't see the back of his head. when i saw this, i thought this is actually what we're talking about, the cultural significance of barack obama, this young man who might well be pulled over or stopped by and frisked by the mipd, heed my be marginalized in his school. he might have all the demographic problems that confront young man but he knows to identify with something really audacious. and it's not the president jacket. it's the seal of the presidency. as you talk about that complication, i think it's a complication that many of us have felt in

on such issues as the equal rights amendment, abortion, and even labeled his economic policies as voodoonow you apparently agree with him on every issue. if you should be called upon to assume the presidency, would you follow mr. reagan's policies down a line or would you refer to your own ideas? >> i don't think there is a great deal of difference between my ideas and president reagan's. one reason i think we are unaffected team is i believe in his leadership. he has really turned this country around. we agree on the economic programs. when we came into office, why inflation was 21.5%, interest rates wiping out every single american, at 21.5%, if you can believe it, productivity is down, savings was down, there was despair and in fact the leadership of the country said there was a melees out there. this president has turned it around and i have been with him every step of the way. of course i would continue those kinds of programs because it has brought america back. america is better off, people are going back to work, and why mr. mondale can't understand there is a new enthusiasm in t

they called it voodoo economics. >> that's right. >> he's trying to peddle the same stuff.based their whole party on low taxes for millionaires. even they know it doesn't work. it doesn't. the proof's in the pudding but it would really invalidate their party if they said it didn't work, let's do something else. >> sometimes facts have to come into this. as bill clinton said in charlotte, what happened to math? >> right. i heard another show this morning that whoever runs this presidential race, we know who's going to win should do a jimmy carter, like the palestinian leader and take them to camp david and sit them in a room and let them play chess and everything. the problem with that is grover norquist will be sitting in the driveway saying no taxes, no new taxes. >> all that made the pledge to norquist i thought the pledge was supposed to be to the united states of america to the rest of us. thank you tony for calling in. i thought the pledge was supposed to be that the united states of america would be a stronger, better country not just that we're going to cut taxes for

a listener or viewer who identifies himself or herself as blue voodoo simply says we got etch-a-sketched not my plan today says romney. well if romney runs on being the same as barack obama then why would anyone change horses midstream and go through the same learning curve all over again? and anita parnell says thank you, thank you, thank you for having jamal simmons in yesterday. yes, a big thank you to john fuglesang and jamal simmons for stepping in here while i was off for a couple of days. two more hours of debate talk coming up. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> bill: yes hello everybody! what do you say? it is thursday, october 4. this is the "full court press" on current tv. welcome, welcome to the program. good to see you this morning. and thank you for joining us. this big thursday morning the morning after the first presidential debate and the big question is where was president obama? too bad he didn't show up last night. mitt romney sure showed up. he was aggressive, he was assertive. he was animated. president obama was passive. he was eloof. so

guest: whether you call it trickle-down economics or voodoo economics or whatever you call it, we have been there and done that and we have the teacher. and that is what mitt romney is in favor of. host: next caller from louisiana. caller: i would say that with all that obama has done, all the lies, all of service, why would anyone want to vote for him again? he has also called mitt romney a liar. he wins michem -- key wins first place. host: what has he lied about? caller: he lied about ben ghazi. and when they passed the health care bill, that it would save money. it is going to cost more money. democrats and him have done all the carnage that has ever been done in this country. supporting him was the biggest mistake of this country's ever made. guest: is certainly respect your opinion, but i think you are wrong. there are a myriad of things, and i can go through the list. health care reform is actually saving the system money. it is also saving american families money in their health- care premiums. i am just as much concerned about ben ghazi has anyone else, but i will tell you tha

. >> if he didn't, it is kenyan indonesian voodoo. >> stephanie: fox news. martha mccollum.re disabled in this country and i think that's worth asking. but if you are getting the checks and you think that there's any inkling that might change if you didn't vote for president obama you're probably going to vote for him. >> stephanie: is she implying some people with disabilities are faking it to get the money? >> to get the checks and the parking spot. this is part of a much -- part of the larger conspiracy that obama has wanted to expand the federal government, expand food stamps expand unemployment. he wants high unemployment because all of those people will have to vote for him or they'll be afraid to lose their disability checks, lose their veterans checks. it is all this huge conspiracy. that's why he wants to expand federal government which he's not because then they'll be loyal to him. it is much more of a dictatorship role that they're sort of creating for him. >> stephanie: unbelievable. >> could it be the disabled people came back from afghanistan? that. >> stephani

it was voodoo, man. no, really, we blew it, willie. we blew it.s one of the biggest letdowns in ryder cup history. >> yeah. tied for the biggest single-day comeback. americans were up four points coming into sunday, almost insurmountable, but it was surmounted by the europeans and that putt. the worst part is the americans had tiger woods to close the match. he was coming up 18. you want to put it in his hands to end it. >> let tiger do it. >> before he could even do anything about it. >> one other newspaper, front page of the "usa today," ross perot, he was right, he warned us in 1992 what was coming, deficit on the debt, and it is here. and we're facing a fiscal cliff in a couple of months. the guy was right. >> he looks good, too. >> he looks good. he looks good. he got a little crazy in the middle of the campaign. >> a little bit. >> if he had stayed focused. if he had stayed focused. >> who am i and what am i doing here? >> wouldn't that make you a little crazy? >> i think he said the black panthers were scaling the walls of his daughter's we

is this voodoo economics like the democrats are saying. >> first of all, any of these proposals willo through congress. governor romney lays out the principles. and i think what you do have to take a look at when you're looking at who you're going to elect for president, who can work for the other side. and governor romney has a history of that. in massachusetts working with a legislator there was 87% controlled. his plan are his last two budgets which have been voted on three times in congress, 0 to 610. people need to look at that. that's not just political talking point. you're talking about the president of the united states spending millions of dollars and thousands of hours preparing these budgets that are so unserious when we're facing the financial problems we're facing, there's not a member of his own party willing to vote for it. the problem is, his only solution is increasing taxes on the productive sector. the proposals they put forward. for example, the buffett rule would raise $5 billion, that pays for 11 hours worth of spending. the more aggressive one the democrats pu