i think that's pretty ridiculous. what is your reaction to that?i mean, we are still cleaning up the mess of iraq decade and a half later. and so, the notion that the only way that you can portray strength in the world is by invading and bombing other countries is ridiculous. the war in iraq and frankly the mismanagement of the war in afghanistan has cost this country dearly in terms of treasure, reputation an lives. i'm glad that we didn't militarily intervene in sir why and my constituents understanding there's a different power to be exercised around the globe, one that actually comes with economic diplomacy which is what we're going to do to try to move russia back off the precipice of crisis in ukraine, enact crippling sanctions on the russian government and economy and rethink the approach here and the work that the united states should be doing rather than perceiving strength only to be a function of how many different countries you can invade in a period of time or in an administration. >> people are talking a lot about the word deescalatio

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this is ridiculous. >> right. so look, really ridiculous thing the administration doesn't even know how many people who were previously uninsured are buying coverage today which is ridiculous. the whole point in the law was to sign up uninsured, put a box on the website i was previously uninsured. as far as many as nine in 10 people who are buying coverage had coverage. that is not a success. cheryl: what is the problem here? where is the disconnect? do they not know about it? some study sass think don't know about the rollout at all. they don't think they can afford it? what is the problem in your opinion. >> in the svey you cited affordability is top reason they're not buying coverage on exchanges. this is marketing disaster. for some reason the administration has not been able to communicate to people this where you go for subsidies. cheryl: of those enrolling, only 27% enrolled in the program so far were uninsured. that is the audience they were supposed to be grabbing to protect to get into the system to make

. >> that's ridiculous. >> no, it's not ridiculous. >> that's ridiculous.hat's ridiculous. >> do you trust tony? >> no. >> why? >> because it's my money. he loses nothing. that's the problem. so if that's micromanaging, yeah, you're damn right, i'm gonna micromanage everybody. i'm not changing. >> if you cut somebody's balls off every time they make a decision or in front of somebody, he does the deal and then the deal unwinds, it's a problem. the reason you're taking a $5,000 loss is 'cause you bought the car wrong. that's the reason there's a loss. not because he made a mistake on the value. cars that have been out here more than 60 days have to go. so this car is going, and tony made the deal, and you're not gonna come behind every single person and change the deal. you can't do that anymore. and andrew, the car is sold at 28.5. >> aw, bull[bleep]. >> coming up... >> why is this car still sitting here? >> pete told us to stop doing it. >> what do you mean pete? i can't work in an environment where someone micromanages. i don't want to do this anymore. in

>> $3,000 is absolutely ridiculous. i'm not interested in anybody's wedding unless i'm invited.kiss, i don't care. >> herb is here raising red flags on solar city. a stock up 5% so far this year. you say the company is too complicated for its own good. there are others who would say, it's not complicated. it's elan musk. not complicated. all i need. >> there's the reality check. put it out the other day. thought i would just look at the company. as i dug into the 10k and started looking i realized, my gosh. they used the word complex or a variation thereof six times in this 10k. one time more than year earlier prp look how the company is, how it's value and wall street, value and something called retained value. the equivalent of saying discounted fasch flow 20 years out. what i found most fascinating, the industry, the company has what they call useful life. under solar panels, for 30 years. what they write off the cost of creating these. 30 years. who knows what will happen in 307 years to solar. one or important thing. this retained value. retained value 30-some percent of re

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it was absolutely ridiculous. when i showed this to students their first thought was, how am i going to apply this to complicated math when i have to take a test? gerri: caleb, i want to read, this is a letter, a note that a parent sent after looking at one of these solution, one of these questions under common core. it's a math problem. we can show you that first. it is at the top of this. and here is the letter sent by the parent. don't feel bad. i have a bachelor of science degree in electronics engineering which included extensive study in differential equations and other higher math applications, even i can not explain the common core mathematics. dan, let me turn to you. is it that hard? why is it that hard? >> well, hi, gerri, thanks so much for having me on your show. well it sound like it's a big boondoggle and really helps the publishers printing new books and making these new tests if you ask me. there is no reason for it. if you like the present health care reform you have you will love common core bec

as for him being involved in sherry's disappearance, he said that was ridiculous. police asked bob what happened on the night before she disappeared. bob said they went to dinner at a local restaurant. when they got home, sherry spoke with her sister-in-law. >> mrs. durall appeared slightly tipsy and told her she was going to bed and that her husband robert durall had made her a drink. >> sherry's sister-in-law told police that she was very suspicious because bob seldom served his wife. usually it was the other way around. >> they said it was extraordinarily atypical for mr. durall to make his wife a drink of any kind or to serve her any kind of food or drink. >> and sherry's best friend had one final insight. it was a dream she had about sherry the night before she disappeared. >> i woke my husband up like at 12:30, 1:00 in the morning and i said i had the worst dream about blood everywhere and couldn't get back to sleep. and i feel like that was a message being passed to me like do something with this, you know. >>> the information found in sherry durall's desk a

this is ridiculous. it's part of same pattern. our spies say they are not doing something when they clearly are. you know what this is the one year anniversary of? national intelligence director clapper flatout lying to congress. role the tape. ♪ -- roll the tape. [laughter] what the hell, that is not tape. what happened to the video tape that we had about the -- jesus! lafer laugh. >> you are -- [laughter] >> you are looking for that video tape? we may never know. >> jon: you are really freaking me out. >> you know what, jon? >> jon: what? >> i was never even here. >> jon: all right. what do you mean by that? >> i mean, read the cue cards, jon. >> jon: let me just read -- how did you get over there? [cheers and applause] jordan klepper, what could possibly hold together all the natural energy found in peanuts? caramel works. payday. crunchy, roasted peanuts and soft, delicious caramel come together to give you sweet energy. payday. fill up and go. ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ i'm ten feet tall ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ i'm ten feet ta

maybe some of those names are out ahead of themselves with ridiculous pes. in the end, the gentleman right before me pointed to innovation. companies that are innovative. single stocks in particular sectors. those are the ones great and out perform. maybe they get gobbled up which means the bubble never popped and you t got what you wanted as a shareholder. >> murph, 3d printers. barron's on the paper this weekend. some people say those stocks are in the bubble. the swath of bubble potential is growing. that's what i'm suggesting. >> it is. i think a lot of people are looking at the market right now and looking for areas to invest. td amr trade had their highest volume last month in their area. but are there areas like 3d printing, like the fuel cell stocks that get ahead of themselves? absolutely. but right now the market is correcting those. and i think until that ends where the market does its own job of taking the froth out, we're not in a bubble. the overall market, s&p 500 or the nasdaq is 100% not in a bubble. >> thanks so joe greco on the floor. >>>

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it's ridiculous.awful executive actions because republicans are refusing to do their jobs. but in their twisted version of reality, that makes the president some kind of tyrant. >> the president's dangerous search for expanded powers appears to be endless. >> where is the president's respect for the rule of law? it's past time for this body to say no to presidential overreach. >> will we stand idly by while an imperial president ignores the rule of law and unravels the separation of powers so carefully woven into our constitution. >> this is a democracy, not a kingdom. the united states president or the united states president is not supposed to be an emperor. >> the president is an emperor? that's funny. i thought he was democratically elected president who got 65 million votes. the gop's derangement on this is totally over the top. >> people are in disbelief. they can't believe that that's the president, because they know intuitively they have to follow the law. why doesn't the commander in chief ha

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