neil: next time you talk about fat cat wall streeters and they don't care, when wall street protesterse gathering saying we want a job, he and his brother set out a table and started offering jobs to them in middle of this. further more in middle of storm this fat cat wall streeter rolls up his sleeve, sets up a private rescue, so next time you give me the caricatures of the fat cat on wall street i want to introduce my friend john, and tell you, to shut up! neil: meanwhile, chemical weapons has consequences for syria, and more for us. here is why. terrorists love these kind of weapons, do you think they are not talking about these? we refuse to follow the same old media coverage here this say story you are not hearing, but you should be hearing, next. 's . and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed: the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ >> the use of chemicals weapon by assad regime, raises a strong possibility they can fall into the wrong hands an

neil: next time you talk about fat cat wall streeters and they don't care, when wall street protesterse gathering saying we want a job, he and his brother set out a table and started offering jobs to them in middle of this. further more in middle of storm this fat cat wall streeter rolls up his sleeve, sets up a private rescue, so next time you give me the caricatures of the fat cat on wall street i want to introduce my friend john, and tell you, to shut up! neil: meanwhile, chemical weapons has consequences for syria, and more for us. here is why. terrorists love these kind of weapons, do you think they are not talking about these? we refuse to follow the same old media coverage here this say ♪ [ male announcer ] from the way the bristles move to the way they clean, once you try an oral-b deep sweep power brush, you'll never go back to a regular manual brush. its ree cleaning zones with dynamic power bristles reach between teeth with more brush movements to remove up to 100% more plaque than a regular manual brush. and even 76% more plaque than sonicare flexcare in hard to reach areas

now streeter, the editor in chief of college humor, he is on his way to hartford, connecticut, to meet up with henry. >> cold hard cash. >> the xbox kinect. i will take my pride. >> we have the editor in chief joining us right this minute talk to us. looks like the banana made himself at home. >> everyone is having a good time with the banana right now. i imagine the future where the banana winds up sitting in the corner of the office until no one remembers just how much money we paid for it. >> tell us about henry. what's your honest opinion with what happened to this dude? >> oh, henry, oh, henry, i think he let himself be led down this road where he lost a ton of his money, but i do think he was smart enough to then capitalize on that. he understood there was something inherently funny about this thing and he was able to turn that into a pretty profitable venture. >> do you have a message for the carnival folk who maybe got the best of o friend henlis about it. this is a capitalist country and i believe in capitalism but their job is stealing money from children. for that i kind of

. >>> the former wall streeter who says corporate america has to do good to do well.is running one of the world's largest environmental organizations. why he says it's good business to go green. >>> she'll always be rach until our hearts, but now jennifer aniston has a new rule. her famous hair and the surprise behind the new product. >>> why does a scientist who helps cure cancer say i'm going to help cure frizz? we'll find outonon now. >> this is er

. >>> wall streeter who says corporate america has to do good to do well. he's running one of the largest environment alorganizations. why it's good to go green. >>> she'll always be rachel in our hearts. she has a new business, her famous hair and surprise behind the product. >> why does a scientist who helps cure cancer says i'm going to cure frizz. >> we'll find out. >>> here is a look. the rodney dangerfield rally, it gets no respect. every day this week setting new highs, whether good or bad. dow jones industrial average raising tuesday and again on wednesday. s&p 500 hitting records of its own on wednesday. nasdaq not to be outdone hit a 12 1/2 year high as well. the market finally taking a breather thursday, the worst day in two weeks. they rebounded friday. still some big earnings news this week. walmart, for example, missed analysts expectations but macy's came in ahead. john deere beat predictions, outlook was weak. cisco came in ahead of expectations. john chambers calling it a strong quarter. >>> it's our ninth consecutive record quarter in term

. >>> the former wall streeter who says corporate america has to do good to do well. now he is running one of the world's largest environmental organizations. why he says it's good business to go green. >>> she'll always be rach until our hearts, but now jennifer aniston has a new rule. her famous hair and the surprise behind the new product. >>> why does a scientist who helps cure cancer say i'm going to help cure frizz? we'll find outonon now. >> this is america's number one financial news program. now maria bartiromo. >> here is what a making news as we head into a new week "on the money." it is rodney dangerfield rally. the market is setting new highs, whether the economic news is good or bad. the dow jones industrial average rising more than 100 points on tuesday, and then up again on wednesday. the s&p 500 also hitting records of enown on wednesday. the nasdaq not to be outdone hit a 12 1/2 year high as well. the market is finally taking a breather on thursday, the worst day in almost two weeks. but they rebounded again on friday. still, some big earnings news t

another wall streeter going to jail. his story next. which would be fine if bob were a vampire.an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on his portfolio. and with some planning and effort, hopefully bob can retire at a more appropriate age. it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ >> >> a big legal win for monosan toe in a case closely watched by the biotech industry. he bought soybean grain typically used for animal feed but planted it instead. >> all right. former global portfolio manager his attorney is requesting that he serve in a prison outside of new york city. i don't know it. >> i think that's a good thing. >> i will try. >> i really do. >> yum brands moving lower after reporting 29% drop in april sales in china due to a flu outbreak shares. >> well tonight in new york, wall street's biggest players fight poverty. the line up looks pretty good and amazing. that's just a few o

arnetta streeter-gary was there, too. she was 16.e images at the birmingham civil rights museum brought it all back. >> i still remember that water. i don't think i will ever forget that water. when you would run, they had the dogs waiting. i thank the lord they did not put the dogs on me. >> reporter: the protest became known as the birmingham children's march. adults had been warned not to protest or they would lose their jobs. instead, their children, 12 to 18 year olds, organized and filled the streets. [ dogs bark ] >> reporter: they were trying to march a half a mile from the 16th street baptist church to city hall. only a few made it. >> i just could not believe that children were being treated like that. that was just so dehumanizing. >> reporter: but when the images of the children being attacked made global headlines, dr. martin luther king, jr., city officials and president kennedy negotiated a truce. one week later, kennedy announced the deal on national television. >> the city of birmingham has committed itself wholehear

streeters from the foot in the studio it was you know. what that's. me at the school. for some news just on what in this community and. on the set up it will. people with guns. out of them suddenly independent a fusillade. as you're hearing. i was watching through those windows and. i thought they were going to shoot me as well. a gentleman ended up in a wheelchair. and the child. three or four years old. passed through his lung don't know what happened. in the morning a gentleman came by my house and told me it's a shame because it's probably a mistake. i told him for the mistake they should be more careful. but it was a mistake and i might be in danger. is a traditional mexican soup with meat. but from the moment the authorities arrested this man the sales of the soup. dramatically. as age forty five. i'm a contractor. santiago meza lopez contract but different the most. was found in his car. he was working for the notorious tailor and his job was to make the bodies they brought to him disappear. he dissolved them in a course. in these tanks that he used to fill with

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effort, you'll see he was one of the huge corporations just like exxon, goldman sachs and the wall streeters don't want to pay their fair share. >> michael: that is another grate point. look at what he has done to help create and keep those lawmakers in office to help create this type of atmosphere where he able to dodge all these taxes legally, but that's the problem. it is legal not that he broke the law. let's move, let's move from that part of the irs to the irs that's been knocking at the white house door. jay carney said he didn't know about the irs targeting conservative groups, and neither did the president. i actually don't believe that benghazi was a cover up with lois lern er taking the fifth tomorrow, might this be the cover up tomorrow? >> i don't see this is as bad of a cover up that we're going to see with the ap story. when it comes right down to t i think widen had it correct. that is we saw all these tea party types coming in and asking for special handling, special dispensation under 501051 c 3 at the same time they were saying they were not political organizations with a

for now wall streeters not seems o concerned.ow what is going on, with the hulu thing that nicely tells story that not only does every dog have its day buteople reassess the dogs and fige what the hay. >> we're all hing that market keeps going up, even if you know revenues are declining, earnings growth declining, we're hoping for a bubble. look at good the internet was until is popped. neil: is this a bubble? are y saying by definition, with hulu and the tech sector is indicative of before? >> when stocks are pushed up by fundamentals it is well, family a bubble. during the internet we thought using metrics to value things this is that, no. nazdaq still down w down from whe it was when it popd in 2000. neil: someone told me, you keep these numbers for better than i am that if theazdaq were to get back to even 5,000, the valuations would be more inine with the reality than that figure reprentnted back in 2,000, what do you say? >> i don't think -- remember there is has been change, that since rifts,. neil: -- that is interests. >

he's been successful, say wall streeters, because he's intimidating and relentless. >> with me, i think, generally, they take the attitude, "try to make peace. try to work with him because he's not going away. >> is it 'cause you just have so much money? >> well, and they know my nature. it's--they know i'm not-- >> what's your nature? >> that i'm not going away. that i'm obsessive guy. that i'm coming in here. i've done it, and there's no way that i'm leaving until they do something. that's eminently refinanceable. >> he's been hunting down vulnerable corporate prey since the 1980s, when he was reviled as a black hat corporate raider. why does everybody say that you're the man everybody loves to hate? >> love to hate? well, you're hurting my feelings. >> that's me interviewing him in 1986 after he took over twa. >> carl icahn unfair to flight attendants. >> he was seen as ruthless because he fired people, slashed salaries, cut routes... >> the management of twa--it's true--should have done this a long time ago. >> and as the company went into bankruptcy, siphoned off money for himself.

whether you have a better perspective because you're not as close to the trees as all these wall streetersted in equities? have you been thinking the market is going to continue to go higher? or have you been cautious? >> i have not. we have tended to raise cash in the spring and look for a spot in the summer to put it back to work. i have been constructive on equities since november of last year. in recent weeks i have turned a little more bullish. markets are not vulnerable until you get into july/august time frame. >> that last little mini break that we had, i don't even measure it on the s&p. i'm not sure we hit 4%. last week or the week before. they said there was enough internal corrections going on that that might have already been -- there's still so many people, jeff. and i pointed it out. since november these guys have been saying don't put new money to work. because the market needs to pull back. if no one holds their feet to the fire they stay for 2,000 points. they keep saying it as if they have already missed it. and there could be a correction and it would still be above whe

i calledof years ago your show and complained about werethe wall streeters getttining rich. we are water boarding at the wrong people at guantanamo, we should take them to guantanamo. for two years the irs came down on me like you would not believe. this is a very dangerous group. host: if the matter is investigated what what you want to see come out of it? caller: i would like to see to issued these orders to go after the tea party. i want to see how far up it does. this government has appeared to keep weight of losing documents -- has a very convenient way of losing documents. there is nothing more to say on benghazi. you'll never get to the truth. there are too many layers of nonsense. i hope people believe me because that is what is going on. host: jeff off of twitter says -- next of, lydia, san diego, democrats line. i agree with the last tweet you just read. i believe all political parties should be investigated for tax- exempt status regardless. there is too much danger involved in that area. host: as far as the ira's actions, it is located did it or not? -- irs actio