get time to implement it in fact it's in the making that into another political crisis is what's arafat's to undermine left. especially from his option rival the manner of florence. but let us have enough the resignations come be placed on women folk stage maneuvers i think if you missed the institutions he must really say what you want to do especially those who want replacement must present a program to the italians this is becoming. notice the unelected left his intention to stay above party politics and convince italians his new coat attachment is what the country needs one. it seems many a full end of the atomic ambitions leader of the democratic up to my children's sake. from his phone's the bases building momentum and seems prepares to cost isn't that's why it is helpful to sylvia bayliss tony over electoral reform for tumble. the former prime minister chavez still hangs over to his politics which up to such a long period of domination by one man is now in flux. the vacuum just waiting to be filled. a little on the whole syrians have been killed in a three week since peace talks be

the radical they mentioned by name was yasser arafat. scoot ahead to the summer 2000 and they make the same argument to yasir arafat, and hit he says -- and he says i sign on the dotted line the radicals will kill me. full circle. no way to diminish the obstacles that benjamin netanyahu and the ministers will encounter on route. there is no shortage of people even within the government and the parties that will opposed to it. i sincerely believe if it goes to a referendum, the israeli people will overwhelmingly approve it. i think they would have approved it in 2000 and in 2008. i am not sure about the palestinian side. i have to be honest about that. i hope it would be the case they would support it as well. what is the american gemini helping the peace interest over the past 50 years? here you are asking the impossible conundrum. a couple of years ago when i could still write things like this, i wrote an op-ed called the paradox of prophecy. it was about the book of jonah. it is the shortest book in the bible. it tells the story of her

it is a cold comfort to me that o, no, no, we are going to arafat net neutrality, don't worry, trust us. what you don't hear on the list from the consumer benefits are lower prices, that never comes, the only direction that the cable prices have gone are up, up and up again. >> craig can't have it both ways. the concern has been about vertical pressure, the fcc, congress, always afraid if cable providers got too big too much leverage over programming and i will stipulate that could be a concern and was in the 1990s when the cable channels owned by the cable operators and that number is low today. what we are talking about is a situation with comcast already has their hands tie and can't leverage their own content. >> for four years? >> yes, four years and maybe longer, and the fc contraction has rules, broad authority under the decision i mentioned at the d. c. circuit handing down and the antitrust law and the point here, craig is complaining about two problems, which i agree on. the second problem is the cabling bills are rising and that is not necessarily because of the cable comp

john: did not even call arafat, the wake. >> he should feel bad. you're overweight.ry. >> there has to be a balance in terms of how we looked at this. john: we are way beyond balance. thank-you. if you would like to keep this conversation going, go to facebook and twitter and use that has tagged. victimhood. let people know what you think. coming up. >> cupcakes for sale. john: i held the bake sale, a racist bake sale. >> that is not right. >> ou got to be on your -- john: also today, what does it mean to be poor in america? >> at tv. >> television. john: air-conditioning? >> yes,. john: cable-tv? >> yes,. john: how many channels? >> 101. i don't just make things for a living i take pride in them. so when my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis was also on display, i'd had it. i finally had a serious talk with my dermatologist. this time, he prescribed humiradalimumab. humira helps to clear the surface of my skin by actually working inside my body. in clinical ials, most adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis saw 75% skin clearce. and the majority of

yasser arafat was blamed.. >> we are not talking about settlements. >> that's not the conflict in the middle east. it's a refusal of the palestinians to accept the jewish state. abbas in negotiations with john kerry not willing to say that israel is a jewish state. it deserves to exist. the only reason there are check points in the middle east, i went the palestinian places, no check points because they didn't kill 1,000 israelis. you will have the check points. >> israel deserve to thrive, succeed and standing together with millions of israelis like barack, ex-prime minister who i will be touring with colleges here to promote the two-state solutions and the settlement is a main obstacle to peace. this is said by the state department here in the united states and the world. we cannot defend the settlements enterprise and accept happiness for the israelis based on injustice for the palestinian. it is unacceptable. >> definitely got people talking as you both have pretty much said a lot of what people are saying

out of bug eating programs but and supplementing that this is some places now consider a delicacy arafat i see london. he'll be back with more news in just under forty minutes time first now it's worlds apart with example i come. to. see ten a group wants to erect a statue to the lord of darkness in oklahoma city which is the logical name capital of the home of the satanist want to build the monument of a goat headed devil in or despite a monument to the ten commandments that was put up in two thousand and twelve yet they maybe shouldn't have put up of honor into the ten commandments on public property but does that mean that satanists not cease to honor whackos have the right to put up their own twisted monuments well that answer depends on how you look at things technically it was to liberalism everyone's beliefs by law are equal even if ninety nine people are christian and they cannot impose on that one poor satanist which sounds nice but in reality that means that those ninety nine christians have to tolerate a monument to the infernal master and defiler of the innocent on their way

pressure these symptoms are indicative of a soon to happen heart attack we also managed to speak to mr arafat because wife and she told us that it wasn't the first time that he was suffering from health problems inside this prison let's listen to that. about a month ago he had a high fever and couldn't get up for days nobody looked after him he was physically unable to walk across the prison to the medical block where he would have queued for our ways because of his constant constant he was keeping his cell mates awake and they were becoming hostile to him constant and used to be hard to man but his problems started after his detention in africa when he was beaten severely for three days by the people who detained him all we know so far is that the only medical assistance that does that to russia has been provided or will be provided it's still unclear is the u.v. check the ultrasound check inside the new jersey prison. american agents during a sting operation in liberia and twenty ten he was then flown to the u.s. and sentenced to twenty years for conspiring to smuggle drugs a charge he deni

twisted part they also own a company called hills resources funnels resources makes a product called arafat like acid which is used and water bottles kind of plastic and so you know i've called the bottled water satiation and i'm trying to get numbers i think for the one that benefit for january when the spill happened until march but i'm i've got a very strong hunch that water bottle sales skyrocketed after the spill and even though koch industries is a privately owned company so it's not traded i can't look at their stock value but i would i would imagine that clinton's resort probably making a lot of money because of all the new water water bottles that are being bought and manufactured when it wouldn't come is as too big of a shock there call we're almost out of time but i wanted to ask you you know being on the ground in west virginia and getting a chance to talk to folks there are people that are so reliant on the coal industry in the state that are maybe starting to reconsider that maybe starting to see this a different way and how they're thinking about the future of their state in

finance national petroleum week and arafat for posting frosting. ninety freaking ex. these two would run until the end of the people are far more willing to accept environmental danger when does the promise of jokes remember that united from a dying if that fast in the event that will take me much whenever within a given however contaminants and that's what we need to understand about how many of the regions in the pantry soft increasingly an investment of the faithful to you as the typical way to more mobile and six he took off into the test and i hear that they can bring coats some people that's that's an earful from the war was that it seems that despite months of propaganda push. i'm craving for anything the chemically concurrent with the team increased resistance to factor in the polls and the people understand the arguments given by government house and the fools here these are these assholes time profits from now to catch up on all the very latest from sochi and deal with certain pics where russia's won gold in the ladies free skating program of the cool skull

of eating programs but and supplement think that this is some places now consider to be a delicacy arafat i see london. and news just saying there's been a bomb blast on a tourist spots on the egypt's border with israel preliminary reports say four people have been injured israeli police are at the scene and of course we'll bring you more on the story as week at it now more international news updates from here in just a few minutes to stay with us. i marinate joining me. for impartial and financial commentary interviews and much much. only on us and. that's obviously one of the russian also for the continuation of return they want to sell the american hard. missiles all the rest of it to the new countries new new markets expanding markets because most of these countries of course who are previously on served equipment. rationale is still a much more politico and. then sort of the economic the bug and between the europeans who wants to go with the united states remain committed to their security and the united states once you get the industry we know we are no you're just i could jump in a

the peace prize that was given to yasser arafat, maybe it should go to soda stream. 234* all of this, scarlet johansson has proven to be more than a beautiful 29-year-old hollywood actress. she has shown courage and depth of knowledge about the real issues in the israeli-palestinian conflict and level headedness that is lacking in our own foreign policy. scarlet johansson has been an ambassador, but no more. maybe she should be made an ambassador to the middle east. she is showing more guts and intelligence than most of the people we sent there. [applause]. >> thank you for joining us tonight. until next time, this is mike huckabee from new york. "justice" with judge janeen peer peer -- janeen piro is coming up next. >>> i'm a happy person. i'm an optimist. i look are to the positives. to me it is the only way to get through life. broadway boasts "the sun will come out tomorrow" and i'm good with that. but too bad broadway's sun can't breakthrough washington's clouds. so don't tell me and lie to me and say the sun is out when it is pouring rain and don't give me a political speech all

some of the whispers of arafat 300,000. with the fed tapering in trimming bond purchases it was important to see 200,000 every month to be added and sustain which is going. what we're hearing, the market is bullish this is a correction coming from the trendline by the end of the year we could see 2,000. this is just a correction. liz: at four-o'clock we have a ceo of dunkin donuts because coffee is at the all-time high but we are seeing some bizarre behavior well over rising oil prices. >> is a mixed bag as markets are overdue with expectations of. natural-gas was a runaway freight train. once we got over 5.$5 but then there is a moderated forecast note receivable supply and i ate some even said the early part of january we are right here so i have to safe for natural gas through is behaving sensibly in fact, this morning i knew they were of little overzealous but until the market is broken down it is the by on the dip until further notice. liz: also with the equity markets. thank you for joining with us -- as we have dow j

the peace prize that was given to yasser arafat, maybe it should go to soda stream. 234* all of this, scarlet johansson has proven to be more than a beautiful 29-year-old hollywood actress. she has shown courage and depth of knowledge about the real issues in the israeli-palestinian conflict and level headedness that is lacking in our own foreign policy. scarlet johansson has been an ambassador, but no more. maybe she should be made an ambassador to the middle east. she is showing more guts and intelligence than most of the people we sent there. [applause]. >> thank you for joining us tonight. until next time, this is mike huckabee from new york. "justice" with judge janeen peer peer -- janeen piro is coming up next. >>> hey there, good morning. it is sunday, february 2nd, i'm anna kooiman. let's get ready to rumble in new york city! we are just hours away from kickoff, and we have everything you need to know from the food to the bedding to the game itself. we are live on the field. >>> and we all remember when obama made this promise. >> if you like your health care plan, you can kee

the peace prize that was given to yasser arafat maybe it ought to go to soda stream.s shown courage depth of knowledge about the real issues in the israeli palestinian conflict and level headedness that is looking in our own foreign policy. she is an ambassador for oxfam no more. maybe she should be an ambassador to the middle east. she is showing more guts and intelligence than most of the people we sent there. >> well, thank you for joining us tonight. next time this is mike huckabee from new york. justin with judge jeanine pirro coming up next. judge janeen peer peer -- janeen piro is coming up next. neil: okay, thank you guys so much. john: at the wealth gap is getting worse. >> this is the defining challenge of our time. >> the rich are getting richer. the other percentage of people are left to suffer. john: you suffer because these people make more than you? and government can force more quality. and every one of

and arafat -- he was given the role of being the heavy. so where now? i do not think we are at the moment of truth yet. i'm not sure what secretary kerry is going to put on the table with regard to framework, but my own view, and i'm not sure of my colleagues agree with me, that there will be enough space in the framework that it was hard for either side to want to disengage. takeneither side wants to blame for the collapse of this effort. domestic reasons and for the u.s. reasons. netanyahu has a different position. after having won the first round, he has not won this round. it's not only the elements in israel that feel referred to. i saw i referenced this morning that aipac issued a statement yesterday that now is not the time to pursue additional sanctions on iran. chairman and then does issued a statement and there is some indication they were coordinated and that would not surprise me. but the dynamics have changed and he's going to have to be very much more careful than he has in the past and that is all to the good. as a merit -- as an american

the peace prize that was given to yasser arafat maybe it ought to go to soda stream. knowledge about the real issues in the israeli palestinian conflict and level headedness that is looking in our own foreign policy. she is an ambassador for oxfam no more. maybe she should be an ambassador to the middle east. she is showing more guts and intelligence than most of the people we sent there. >> well, thank you for joining us tonight. next time this is mike huckabee from new york. justin with judge jeanine pirro coming up next. judge janeen peer peer -- janeen piro is coming up next. neil: okay, thank you guys so much. john: at the wealth gap is getting worse. >> this is the defining challenge of our time. >> the rich are getting richer. the other percentage of people are left to suffer. john: you suffer because these people make more than you? and government can force more quality. and every one of

rabin when his prime minister when he was explaining, i think back in the '90s, why he would sheikh arafat's hand in the south lawn of the white house. and he said something to effect, i'll paraphrase, you don't negotiate with your best friend. to negotiate with very unsavory enemies. and as a former diplomat, i teach diplomacy, i from the bleep do we have to be talking to our adversaries and our enemies. at the worst thing you can do from your own perspective, from your own national interest if you shut yourself off. so despite the fact i think we agree that north korea regime is odious, we have had a conversation with them. because it's in many ways a powerful regime and i think that the idea that the united states and iran were to establish a consistent channel, a very effective one and a very good one for our national interest. we don't give them a favor. we do ourselves a favor by having the capacity to be more intelligent about their country. that's part of what diplomats do. we live overseas, our foreign service officers on point and difficult places, and we translate what's happening

from yitzhak rabin when he was prime minister, when he was explaining that in the early 1990's why arafat's shake her hands on the lawn of the white house. as a former diplomat, and i teach diplomacy, i firmly believe we have to be talking to our adversaries and enemies, that the worst thing you can do from your own perspective, from your own national interest, is to shut yourself off. ispite we agree the regime odious, we have to have a conversation with them, because and ia powerful regime, think the idea that the united establish iran would a consistent channel for our national interests, we do not do them a ferriter, we do ourselves a favor by having the capacity to be more intelligent about the country, and that is part of what the mets do. we lived overseas. our foreign services officers are on point in difficult places, and we translate what is happening in that country for washington. i entered the foreign service full-time in 1982, nobody in my generation went to iran much less learned farsi. when i was the iran negotiator, there were no talks. i spent all my time sanctioning iran.

arafat said to bill clinton that the radicals will kill me. and full circle.o i think that on the palestinian side there is no way to diminish the opposite roles that benjamin netanyahu and some of his ministers will encounter if this was possible. there is no shortage of people within the government or the party. and i sincerely believe that if it goes to a referendum, the israeli people will approve it. and your question is what is american hegemony? it helps america's interest over the last 50 years. and here you are asking the impossible conundrum. and it was about the book of jonah. and you have to go to nineveh and they say that if you don't have these come you will be destroyed. and he realized that this is a no-win situation. and if they do or repent, three years later they are going to say, nothing happened. what if he goes there, then jonah will fall to decide. it's what i call the paradise of prophecy. it's a no-win situation. and you can ask the same question about the maintenance of american hegemony in the middle east. and the paradox will be the

the radically mentioned by name was a gentleman by the name of yasser arafat. school head to the summer of 2000 when bill clinton -- i would love to sign on the bottom line at the radicals will kill me. a full circle. so i think on the palestinian side is more on israelis, no way to diminish this, the obstacles that netanyahu and some of his ministers will encounter en route, if a two-state solution were possible. there's no shortage of people even within the government, within the party that were opposed to. i sincerely believe that i if it goes to a referendum, the israeli people will overwhelmingly approved. i think he would have approved it in 2000. i think they would have approved it in 2008 i'm not sure about the palestinians. i may be wrong about that. i hope that would be the case they would support it as well. your question, what is american hegemony help america's peace interest over the last 50 years. and hear you asking the impossible conundrum. couple years ago, good ending, fred, a couple years ago -- >> good. >> i wrote an op-ed in "the wall stre

you're heisman trophy quarterback is also a pitcher for the seminoles and grew up a yasser arafat fanoing to be a little star struck. i'm probably more similar to a football player than baseball player, baseball player, that's so unique. >> an nba star called it the ugliest game winner he's ever shot. the new york knicks, caramel low anthony, the three-ball tied the game, as he wracked up 44 points. with time running out, dirk nowitzki for the victory. oh, yeah, dirk is uber good. he called it the ugliest ball he ever shot. more bad news for the knicks after the game, knicks guard arrested on three counts of criminal possession of a weapon. police say he possessed a gun that went registered. he will be in court later today. >> on this date 50 years ago, cassius clay shocked the world beating sonny liston. he would later change his name to muhammed ali and the rest is history. ali is 72 years old. i got to chance to speak to his doctor to get his thoughts on the correlation between boxing and parkinson's. >> there is a fighter induced parkinson's that i think joe lewis had it. it's a v

. >> yusef arafat is the creator and founder of this experiment.fferent all across the board. let's start off with this one here, a man shaking an abductor's hand and explain what we're seeing. >> this man in a jacket, he tried to get me and -- this man in a jacket, he tried to get me and he tried to put me in his car. >> wait, what car? where? >> again? how is it going? i'm his father. he just ran away from me. >> oh, all right. >> what did he tell you? >> he scared me. he said some guy tried to put him in his car. i don't know. >> jeremy, really? do you want me to ground you from xbox? sorry about that, sir. have a good day. >> jeremy, you can't keep doing that. what did i tell you about doing that? >> so that actor and the abductor said no, that's my son. >> no. he does it all the time. >> and the guy shakes the abductor's hand. >> that one was actually mind boggling. because what had happened was i sat nathan on the curb and i told him, the first person that you see, i want you to run up to him. we didn't have to go through multiple takes to ge