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i would put the dog in that ad too. here's the worst super bowl ad. >> heroes charge., that's about it. 15 seconds long. heroes charge, it's a video game thing that i know you play in your spare time. >> i love that. yeah. >> but i don't think it was the worst commercial. i think the worst commercial was the toe fungus jublia. who wants to hear about that. >> the folks didn't like the video game ad. but you were particularly offended by the toe fungus ad. >> yeah. it stuck with me. i still remember it. i know if you need that you're supposed to get something called jublia. >> you can spray it or something. >> it's bad. >> i'm glad we didn't show the fungus ad. i have to tell everybody in full disclosure that the dog in the first ad is toe fungus. martha mccallum everybody. there she is. "the factor" tip of the day, what to do when someone says something mean to you. the tip moments away. you know... ...there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious... and a good source of fiber to help support regularity. mmmm these a

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they were not bad ads but they weren't great. weren't break out. >> it was about lock tite. thanks for being here. >> that does wrap things up for "the reid report." i'll see you tomorrow here at 2:00. and go to "the reid report" at msnbc.com. and punxsutawney phil saw his shadow so that means we have to watch more weather. >> we're going to follow your lead and talk about the super bowl ads and the superbowl around it and the politics and more talk about the superbowl and that terrible call that marred the whole game. what were they thinking, joy? >> i don't understand. ari was so upset, he couldn't come in. thank you for filling in blake. it will be great. "the cycle" is up next. jack's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today, his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before your begin an aspirin regimen. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound goo

facebook was mentioned four times in ads. facebook reported that more than 65 million people joined the conversation during the big game. that's 15 million more than last year, posting commenting and liking 265 million times. now twitter with three mentions in ads saw fewer super bowl comments in facebook, but more than last year. that's over 28 million game-related tweets during the event. and score point for snapchat. they won the first ad mention by pitch perfect too. as for which brand won the social chatter, budweiser was the most talked about with its puppy ad. that was viewed 42 million times before the game even started and 78% of the mentions of budweiser during the game -- oh, there it is -- were positive. in fact, all of the most mentioned brands drew positive comments except for nationwide with that ad, voice by a dead child. sales force said 77% of nationwide mentions were negative. perhaps the biggest winner was youtube. people watched more than 3.2 million hours of big game ads and teasers which is nearly doubl

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which it was a beautiful ad.t was really well-done and tear jerking but a lot of the ads this year were so serious, versus where is the humor that is really going to resonate? liz: joe, tell us your favorite, john. who really smacked it out of the ballpark? >> i think the fiat ad was a lot of fun with the viagra pill parody. i loved the coca-cola commercial. it was terrific. it really made fun of technology apit was so identifiable, particularly for young people and. doritos commercial from pepsico, i thought at that was really funny. adam: david, who do you think knocked it out of the ballpark? they spent four 1/2 million dollars for the spots for 30 sections. what is the real benefit? are they selling product or something else? >> that is the question, most of the great ads, even though they were great, fiat showed the product. we're making a crossover and here is how we're growing it with a viagra pill. i thought that was great. snickers, we fill you up, not just another candy. liz: here is the fiat ad. this i

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in the past there's been a trend of goofy ads and the goofy ads have been offensive or this year i don't a comedy backfire in the era of social media but they felt airless and dark and sentimental and reaching in to your chest. what was that about? >> i think that's what it was them successful ones that usa gave top scores are nostalgic. >> super hot guys in them. like hot dads that were epically hot. >> it was the year of hot dads. >> oh my gosh. at one point, i was like -- i don't know what this product is for i just know that dad is hot. i don't know. >> hot dads for toyota. >> dads were a popular theme in this year's ads. >> i think part of it is with all of the assault the nfl has been under, right, you just can't have your goofy sexist lady ads. i think they just knew and the record amount of story telling that has to do with how many with women are watching withing the nfl, how many women buy jerseys. >> you think the ad makers are making a calculation on the new cycle of the nfl. >> absolutely. >> i think that is true. ad makers do research and get a fact. like millennialses enjo

we will also be talking about the ads. many of you will be wondering what nationwide was thinking with its dead kid at. hugs and phone calls to mom as payment at mcdonald's. we have it all on "varney & company" which starts right now. ♪ >> let's check the big word. bouncing back right now. they get a report from the manufacturing set their way on stocks. not that far away from the 7000 mark. loyola moving higher. the largest national strike since 1980. gas prices holding steady. price of regular up two and a half cents since this time last week. look at that. 1.764810 year treasury. stocks reacting to another negative read on the economy. >> aims are certainly better tom. the market is react into what is going on in europe. it is reacting to what i am calling the quantitative easing. unless we get some type of fiscal reform in the united states i think the market languishes here over the next several months. >> europe is firing up their quantitative easing. they have all kinds of problems. they have protesters in spain ove

we thought the daisy ad was great. >> and even the daisy ad didn't even mention goldwater, everybodyer had put him in a position where people understood that this ad was about goldwater. >> ♪ >> sabato: that was the genius of the spots in '64. not because it changed the public's opinion, but rather because it capitalized on sentiments that were already present in the electorate, especially johnson's series called the "bombs away" spots. >> woman: radioactive fallout from atomic testing is a biological risk. >> woman: the stakes are too high for you to stay home. >> woman: do you know what people used to do? they used to explode atomic bombs in the air. now children should have lots of vitamin "a" and calcium, but they shouldn't have any strontium-90 or cesium-137. these things come from atomic bombs. and they're radioactive. they can make you die. >> r. goodwin: it was too late. the vision of him as an extremist had already percolated into the national consciousness, and he couldn't erase that. and it was based on what he'd said and done, 'cause he was extremist -- at least, when he

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there were some pretty stupid ads as well like the doritos ad.me guy was on an airplane with a big bag of doritos thinking it is going to help him pick up a girl. what glue company spends $4 million on an ad? >> we need something. let's just go super bowl commercial. >> to the nationwide ad there's the reading of the landscape. the nfl has had a crazy year. did nationwide sort of overcorrect there? there were children watching the super bowl. i was watching with some children and they saw that and didn't understand what it meant to have a child die young, which led to a conversation that was hugely awkward. >> i was watching with someone who was pregnant and that was very awkward. i thought it was interesting they would play that commercial so early on in the super bowl. you could play that in the fourth quarter and third quarter and maybe some of those kids had gone to bed or lost interest in the game so you didn't have to have a conversation that you didn't want to have. where does that conversation get you? >> not exactly over nachos. to your

ford added is adding 1550 more workers to help build the new f1 50 pickup trucks.undreds of hourly workers will get a 48% pay increase. moving them from an entry-level or second-tier pay trek to a high one -- paycheck to a higher one. they will go from averaging $19 an hour to $20 bid he cents an hour. they seated the number of second-tier hourly workers. i am joined by the professor of labor relations at uc berkeley. thank you for joining us professor. is our optimism as far as automotive jobs, warranted? >> absolutely. this is very good news. good news for ford. good news for ford workers. or the entire economy. these are workers who were working at $19 an hour, who all of a sudden will be earning $20 an hour with a much richer benefit package. this is as a result of a highly profitable ford motor company. a competitive company, and workers are sharing in that. matt: is ford the only company with 10.2. general motors is adding shifts as well. autos are expected to rise to $70 million. >> general motors and chrysler are making important history. at gm workers will

ad. central-bank started to not care about what mark did the summer of 2008. europe went through something similar. i think face bait -- stayed too long and horse. you want central banks that are beholden to the bond market. >> they understood that if they let it go to hell in a handbasket, there wouldn't be anything. >> we are already into february. where did january go? is that cosmic? >> it does tell you the enthusiasm got ahead of itself in the end of last year. it doesn't tell us what happens in the next 11 months. by the end of december, i think the average investors enthusiasm was ahead of reality in the market. >> do see this rally continuing? >> yes. we have a lot more volatility attached. a lot more. >> is there trading strategy around that? or is it unpredictable volatility? >> you will see concerns build around a certain ideas whether it's low energy prices being a problem or strong dollar been a problem. later this year, the federal reserve could be a problem. >> the federal

i like the lock tight ad. funny and not a downer. i am sick of the heartwarming. >> it taps a part of your brain that makes you say i feel uncomfortable around other people. you are sitting in a room and they say am i rotten for hating this? i am interested in what you like better, the dead kid or dancing people. you probably get pleasure from both. >> oh yeah. and it depends on what i am drinking. beer i go for glue and wine i get depressed. nationwide had another commercial they also aired and it was where she is like i'm invisible. she is walking through car washes and going up to people and doing crazy things. was it brad pitt? >> matt damon. >> matt damon was in it. you have this great people and spend money on it and it what is a funny commercial. just keep showing that. if you want to start a conversation do it on the subway where you have the ads i am forced to look at. >> in the end matt damon won't kiss her because clearly he is racist, that threw me out. >> and they went to ask him why and he admitt

are lucrative relative to display ads. looked at this and said why are we not at daily mail making money off app install ads. if you're running these inside an app there is more data than doing them in mobile web. pinterest has very big ios apps with that app based data the ability to know more about a logged in user they should be able to get three, four, $5 cpms for the install ads as opposed to to $1 or $2 with a traditional display ad. it is leaning into data they're sitting on. >> certainly the price action this week has been remarkable although some of that arguably is about the promise of some distribution in april, you agree? it's not about pinterest and -- >> oh, no. this is tiny stuff. this is a big deal for pinterest. nothing thing for apple. for pinterest apple doesn't do that many things on the web, doesn't do that many web based partnerships. it's a huge endorsement they think pinterest is important to the ios ecosystem. private pinterest investor you're over the moon today. >> let's move on to twitter made n

i never fall prey to those clydesdale ads, and i was sobbing at some of those ads. >> it was so sad,nk even carl'sjr -- >> that's just infuriating. they said they didn't do it to sell insurance, they did it because we need to be talking more about the kids. >> yeah. kennedy: i think there's plenty of talking about the kids without being reminded -- >> yeah. that they die. >> that's the time to make them sentimental, when they're drunk and they've lost bets. >> lock 'em in a padded -- ken i can't think to be fair, it was a really good game. senator rand paul has fired opening volleys at jeb bush, a likely opponent in the upcoming republican primaries saying, quote: this is a guy who now admits he smoked marijuana, but he wants to put people in jail who do. i think that's the real hi hypocrisy. this comes after former florida governor jeb bush admitted to smoking pot and drinking while he was at andover in prep school. that didn't keep him from opposing medical marijuana whereas rand paul has called for dramatic changes in drug policy and prison reform. yeah, this -- i think rand paul

meter was a procter & gamble ad.ike a girl. it was flipping the script on the idea of people saying you're acting like a girl and doing something like a girl. that's another one that tugged at the heart strings. it didn't use sex or booze or celebrities to sell products. it used regular people and a rather simple idea that got everybody's attention but i have to say john this was one of those years the game was better than the ads. >> the game was really good. >> second source right here. the game was fantastic. thank you so much. >> thanks brian. >> let's take a look on what's coming up on new day other than three hours of relays of the greatest game of all time. >> i have no idea what you're talking about john. there's this monster snowstorm batter battering the midwest and northeast. 18 states are under a winter storm warning. flights have been cancelled. delays school closures we'll keep you up to date on that. also measles a big story for us today. we'll be talking about that. he's going to be joining us to talk

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they had 15 ads.advertised two or three months ago that the super bowl was sold us. -- sold out. they had a most $100 million worth of promotional spots for black list and some of the other -- snl and some of the other nbc programs. why didn't they sell that space and make the money? >> do have a personal favorite? >> i did not like any of them. my favorite was newcastle brown ale. they were two weeks before the super bowl, all over the internet. they sublet space -- product placement space, on their commercial. they sold out, and got basically a free commercial. >> go daddy -- did it redeem itself? they had an ad and they said it was promoting puppy mills, so they took that out. >> they took it out. i do not think go daddy needed to advertise. am nobody got it. the interesting ones where the public service ads for women, and the domestic violence. those were actually contributed by the nfl. they have a little problem there. >> about $12 million worth of commercial time about domestic violence and sex

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where super bowl ads come out of the straight of the aid of the collective frat house, last night's ad seems kinder gentler and sweeter. mcdonald's had people paying with love budweiser had a dog that loves a horse and fofi gave us god as a brother. >> i love that. >> let's talk about madison's avenue with david quisenberrys with johns hopkins university. and i want to talk about the ad with brian gumble and katie couric. >> i wasn't prepared for that remark. the a with the round thing about it. >> katie said she thought it was about. >> what is internet any way? do you write to it like? >> see, that is what i said. >> what do you mean there is nothing under the hood? katie said she thought this was a car. and it is built using wind? >> or a fan or a turbine or a fan-bine. >> a little background from the folks at home. >> the man who produces this was producing the "today" show when they had the conversation about what internet is and he still doesn't know what internet is. but why were the ads this year kindler and gentler? >> i think in the past marketers have tried stunts with sex a

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frank, let's start with that ad. fail according to a lot of people who watched it but i get the point they're trying to make. these accidents can be prevented. isn't that a good message to send? >> yeah, but not during a super bowl when people are in a celebratory mood. you have to understand your audience. have to understand the people seeing the messages. you see the dials. the higher the lines climb, the more powerful. this was the worst of our session because they felt it didn't apply in a super bowl format. they got the message but the anger from it, why are you trying to depress me overwhelmed whatever positive you might have. >> i would have thought that toe fungus ad would have been the most depressing one. talk about celebratory. i thought why in the world are they putting that one there. >> well, in fact there are a number of ads that did not do well because i don't think they were tested. i don't believe audiences actually got a chance to react to them. understand it's $4.5 million for every 30 seconds so

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my favorite ad was the energy drink ad this one here.ergy drink and can't stop drinking. get the dogs. there he comes. there he is. >> what did you like? >> can i make a confession? >> you didn't see ads? >> i was talking the entire time. it's a good thing we didn't watch the game together because i would have driven you crazy. >> i like watching the commercials now. >> the nationwide ad. at least the threat is real although it is very small. preventable deaths in children at least it is real and not like a lot of phony causes that people are always pushing. i like lock tight which was a glue ad because they had a unicorn in it. it is not often to get a unicorn in an ad. they spent millions to sell glue. this is glue that you apply, not sniff. >> thank you for that clarification. >> the one i like the most is a guy, this ad for chevy colorado. the screen went blank and millions of people said my tv is busted and then came back. they got attention out of that one. nationwide, never mind. >> "one more thing" test >>> time for "one more thi

earlier, i spoke with tony case executive editor at ad week about the best and worst says ads of super bowl sunday. take a listen. tony case thanks for talking with us. we want to look at some of the super bowl 2015 commercials which included a range of celebrities, of course. the one that really annoyed everyone is the one that was right at the start, the chevy ad. and of course as a result of that twitter exploded. talk about that. >> it's funny because we've seen this kind of tactic before. the kind of fakeout. i actually thought it was sort of clever. it was very different for that type of advertiser certainly. going become to the "sopranos" sort of fading to black finale and -- you know, it's been done before. there's no wonder that twitter blew up. it's a risky thing these super bowl ads. you're trying to be clever and can find up alienating the very people you pay millions to to try to you know, reach -- >> yeah. exactly. of course, you know some people on twitter were saying never going to buy a -- chevy ever ever ever. you talk about alienating people upsetting people. the nat

the best and the worst of the million dollar ads. >> at 4:00 we talked about the ads that were simply downers. now, rebecca cooper is the newsroom with those that soared and the others that fell flat. rebecca? >> let's face it there are plenty of people doing the monday morning quarterbacking about that call. but winning the ad wars is also big business. so we talked to viewers in our region and took a look at "usa today"'s annual ad meter that tests your response to see who scored high and who fumbled the ball when it came to super bowl ad wars. and the winner is -- budweiser. the ad holding on to the heart strings with stories of a lost puppy finding his way back and a tearful cowboy scored big on the annual "usa today" ad meter. even former house speaker newt gingrich took to social media calling the tear jerker brilliant. this year's second highest score went to always for their commercial saying like a girl can and should dignify. of the funnier ads fiat scored highest. number three on the ad meter using a lost viagra pill to promote a pumped up fiat. >> everybody was in love wit

the ad getting the highest viewer response this year was budweiser's lost puppy ad. according to "usa today"'s super bowl ad meter. >> it was kind of heartwarming and sentimental and made you a little sad but had a happy ending. >> it was super cute. >> while a few of the top 10 ad meter favorites this year went for laughs like fiat's viagra spoof, the majority went for tears. like this nissan ad portraying an absentee race car driving dad. beyond being sad, some viewers said it didn't make them want to buy a car. >> i thought it was a really stupid idea. why crash a car that you're telling people to buy. >> provoking a strong debate on line both pro and con was this ad from nationwide. >> because i died from an accident. >> nationwide officials say the ad promotes household safety as a public service. still, twitter lit up. and our next commercial nationwide is going to stab the budweiser puppy said one poster. the company got a better response with its other ad using humor to say customers shouldn't feel invisible. >> excuse me. >> can you see me? >> yeah social me

rather than playing for laughs many super bowl ads went for sobs instead.budweiser, and the one for nissan when a dad is there for his son's birth, and mom and son are left wondering if dad's next crash will be his last. but it was nationwide insurance that provided what is probably the darkest and most morbid super bowl ad in history. >> hey, wait! guys wait! >> i'll never learn to ride a bike. or get cooties. i'll never learn to fly. or travel the world with my best friend. and i won't ever get married. >> why won't the cute little kid get married or travel the world? the answer will leave you depressed and confused. that is next. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ mom ] with life insurance, we're not just insuring our lives... we're helping protect his. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. there comes a time in everyone's life when you want more. like a new meticulously engineered german sedan. finely crafted. exactingly p

how do you think this ad played? produced and very subtle and it was based on a true incident and they chose a perfect thing. i think they put it on at the perfect time so that it wouldn't be buttressed against something embarrassing. that went over well too. then the question is well, is this great window dressing or is anything really being done. >> one hopes roger goodell was watching that public service announcement. >> it was beautifully made. >> thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> when we come back a television actor on a children's show arrested for murder after allegedly stabbing his roommate with a sword. so you're looking for a loan? how's your credit? i know i have an 810 fico score, thanks to the tools and help on experian.com. and your big idea is hot dogs shaped like hamburgers? nope. hamburgers shaped like hot dogs. that's not really in our wheelhouse... you don't put it in a wheelhouse. you put it in your mouth. get your credit swagger on. become a member of experian credit tracker and find out y