three made it to work but ari is out there somewhere. don't worry, lots of him coming up in the show. the big talker or important news of the day or sometimes a little bit of both. >> let us answer the call of history and carry into an uncertain future that precious light of freedom. >> i went down to d.c. for the president's inauguration and it was truly spectacular. >> last night's super bowl gave us plenty to talk about. but first i want to start -- wait a second. what just happened? >> did you do that? >> momentum is going to be completely changed. >> stunning news from the vatican. pope benedict is stepping down. >>> surprised pretty much everybody, even the pope's inner circle was surprised. >> the sequester countdown is over. >> oh, my. >> what just happened? >> blow things up. >> you might have thought it was over but the wheel keeps spinning on the super sequester. of course "snl" played it up with a hand from the village people. >> thank you, gentlemen. >> you're welcome. >> i love that song. around here we say it's fun to stay

>> sorry, ari. ari, we have another question if you could -- >> jeff?gment started. >> the question was, if you could, what would you have done five minutes ago? >> burn. >> you are very good. >> it was a lifelong dream, wasn't it, jeff? >> it was great. >> you are the all time high scorer, beating me and ari and tour'e. you both get your wish. you can both leave now. we'll see you at 4:00, ari and you jeff for our up against the clock winner spot. >> ari won't be there. >> ever. >> and we will be right back with something you may not know about instagram. ♪ [ car beeps ] ♪ ♪ we're gonna need a bigger bucket. ♪ [ male announcer ] more people are leaving bmw, mercedes and lexus for audi than ever before. the holidays won't last and neither will the season of audi. visit audioffers.com today. ♪ hands for holding. feet, kicking. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to manage your ra, now may be the time to ask about xeljanz. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill for adults with moderate

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if the goal is to mollify, you want to bring someone dorky, right ari?do is remind them about your moral/legal right to be in the store or black economic power, which recent reports put at $1 trillion and upward. don't point out these stories and the analysts who predict all consumers will spend less on gifts this year so them stores need all the shoppers they can get. and whatever you do, please don't mention the fbi statistics on larceny arrests that show that 68% were arrests of white folks while only 29% were black folks. don't tell that stuff. don't get mouthy. mollify. when you embody the black folks they love, things immediately get better. just listen to jay smooth. >> whenever a young black man pull his pants up, the cosmos realign in his favor. >> of course, i'm being sark stick. white criminality is deviant and rare. stop. you want to sell, we want to buy. can we make a deal? and as my man duane recently tweeted, considering the criticism about saggy pants, it's hilariously ironic a black kid would get arrested for buying a belt. can't win. >>

let me first introduce ari shavit. he is the author of "my promised land: the triumph and tragedy of israel" and a commentator in one of the most powerful voices in his really thought today and he started off as a paratrooper and ended up studying philosophy is a major and that is what living in israel does. he has won the 2013 book award in his great grandfather came to israel at the end of the 19th century and he was a british lawyer. you will hear him speak with the inflection with his voice, and he is a founding father and his father was a chemist who worked on building the alleged nuclear program. from his perch in his corner of the world, he has moved like many of us, i know like me, to the political center from the left. he asks in his book, is there anyone to talk to as he goes through the issues. and as a friend of mine says, we have a beautiful house in a beautiful neighborhood. "my promised land: the triumph and tragedy of israel" is about his personal and family story in the history. the end of the book is

it said it happened only once in aries the ram. that was april 17th, 6 b.c. >> christmas in april? born six years before we thought? it's likely true, since king herod, who went on a murderous rampage when he heard of jesus' birth, died in 4 b.c. but after his birth, jesus largely disappears from view, and the mysteries of his early life deepen. who were jesus' parents, his brothers and sisters? just how did jesus grow up? >> jesus was probably doing what most other teenagers were doing -- honing their job skills, meeting other people, helping to support the family, learning what he could about his community and his tradition. >> his tradition was jewish, and his community was the village of nazareth in rural galilee. just as the ancient prophets had said, the messiah would be a nazarene. avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new passat, awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car, two years in a row. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero

on one side, he noticed the astrological sign for aries which stood for judea.n the other side was the god jupiter. >> when i came across the coin that showed me that aries the ram was the sign of the jews, i asked myself, what event would have happened in aries the ram? >> so armed with a computer and chance of the ancient heavens, he started plotting the course of jupiter and the constellation of aries around the time jesus' birth. and he suddenly hit the mother of all celestial alignments. >> according to the beliefs of 2,000 years ago, if you have the sun, jupiter and the moon accompanied by saturn and the sign of aries the ram, this created the conditions for the birth of a divine and immortal person. >> if there was a star in the east, that would have been it. just when exactly did this star appear? he did more calculations. >> the computer came back with only one answer. it said it happened only once in aries the ram. april 17th, 6 bc. >> christmas in april? born six years before we thought? it is likely true since king herod who won't a murderous rampage

have happened in aries the ram?so armed with a computer and charts of the ancient heavens, molnar started plotting the course of jupiter in the constellation of aries around the time of jesus' birth. he suddenly hit the mother of all celestial alignments. >> if you have the sun, jupiter and the moon accompanied by saturn in the skin of aries the ram, this created the conditions for the birth of a divine and immortal person. >> if there was a star in the east, that would have been it. just when exactly did this star appear? he did some more calculations. >> the computer came back with only one answer. it said it happened only once in aries the ram. that was april 17, 6 b.c. >> it's likely true, since king herod who went on a murderous rampage when he heard of jesus' birth died in 8 b.c. but the mysteries deepen. who were jesus' parents? his brothers and sisters? just how did jesus grow up? >> jesus was probably doing what most other teenagers were doing, honing their job skills, meeting other people, helping to suppo

ari is a character, he has pulled off mergers before.eavor about william morris -- bought william morris. he is going after a big fish. between $1.5 debt, billion and $2 billion on this. you have got to pay your guys. all the guys are saying what is going to happen? >> holidays mean one thing, cookies. we will be talking to the ceo about his latest creation, coming up in eats. getting an influx of women. those details, after the break. ♪ >> it is 26 minutes after the hour. bloomberg td is on a markets. i am julie hyman. let look at where stocks are trading ahead of the fed decision and insight into taper ing. investors holding back until we get that information. the s&p 500 a little down, dow up, more movement on the individual stocks. are falling the most since 2007. the maker of electronics for apple and cisco had missed analyst estimates. citigroup could suggest the company is suffering from a slowdown in production of the iphone. down,le shares, trading little changed across the year. cvs caremark reaffirmed its forecast this morning

it said it happened only once in aries the ram. that was april 17th, 6 b.c. >> christmas in april?us born six years before we thought? it's likely true, since king herod, who went on a murderous rampage when he heard of jesus' birth, died in 4 b.c. but after his birth, jesus largely disappears from view, and the mysteries of his early life deepen. who were jesus' parents, his brothers and sisters? just how did jesus grow up? >> jesus was probably doing what most other teenagers were doing -- honing their job skills, meeting other people, helping to support the family, learning what he could about his community and his tradition. >> his tradition was jewish, and his community was the village of nazareth in rural galilee. just as the ancient prophets had said, the messiah would be a nazarene. down the road. >>> nazareth in the first century was just a small town in rural galilee, a world away from cosmopolitan jerusalem 100 miles down the road. yet it was here, the gospel of st. luke tells us, that an angel of the lord appeared to mary and told her something extraordinary. she was go

explain that. >> reporter: well, it's an interesting development, ari.f you go back to paul ryan's budget when he first introduced it a few years ago, the top line overall number was actually higher than what this budget deal is going forward. this is coming at about $.012 trillion. part of the reason you see john boehner get so upset at conservatives after this budget, he's basically saying, guys, we've won this arpth. democrats have come way further over to our side of the table than they have where they would like to see the numbers at. so that's sort of an interesting development within this whole context of a bill which is going to pass later this hour. there is no doubt about that. >> yeah. and luke, on -- you say later this hour. walk us through briefly what -- where we go from here today. >> the bill will pass. it will pass with democrats, with a little bit of a few republicans. from then it goes on to the president's desk further down 16 hub pennsylvania avenue. you'll see an outcry from conservatives saying this is increasing spending, against

let me first introduce ari shavit.s the author of "my promised land: the triumph and tragedy of israel" and a commentator in one of the most powerful voices in his really thought today and he started off as a paratrooper and ended up studying philosophy is a major and that is what living in israel does. he has won the 2013 book award in his great grandfather came to israel at the end of the 19th century and he was a british lawyer. you will hear him speak with the inflection with his voice, and he is a founding father and his father was a chemist who worked on building the alleged nuclear program. from his perch in his corner of the world, he has moved like many of us, i know like me, to the political center from the left. he asks in his book, is there anyone to talk to as he goes through the issues. and as a friend of mine says, we have a beautiful house in a beautiful neighborhood. "my promised land: the triumph and tragedy of israel" is about his personal and family story in the history. the end of the book is his p

ari has a strong reputation for a strong personality.t could come into play when you talk about some big personalities over at img. when of these kinds of companies come together, those are questions that are always coming up. we are going to have to see how this integration plays out, but ari does have a track record in integrating talent agencies. william morris endeavor, after all, was created when you combined william morris with endeavor. very much, bloombergs cristina alesci. let's continue with img, a major player when it comes to representing sports, athletes, as well as producing sports programming. our next guest is becoming a star in his own right. kyle larson was the nascar rookie of the year. this upcoming year, he will not only be racing in the nationwide spirit -- series, but also the sprint cup series. it is a pleasure, kyle. thanks for coming in. >> i have been busy in new york, driving around. >> it is not the same kind of traffic. >> i think we need to bring some of these taxidrivers onto to the racetrack. they would d

the pride of the university of michigan, who is last cut, i believe, ari melber. how are you, my friend? >> doing well, thank you so much, luke. and good afternoon, i'm ari melber. it is monday, december 9th. and you know what that means. five days to make a deal on the budget. >>> holiday season is a time for remembering the bonds we share. >> democrats and republicans on the verge of coming up with a budget deal. >> our obligations to one another as human beings. >> does not involve ted cruz and a cliff. >> negotiations moving in the right direction. >> experts predicting that a steadily improving economy is actually on the horizon. >> the unemployment news this week positive. >> unemployment fell to its lowest level in five years. >> i do support unemployment benefits for the 26 weeks. >> extending unemployment insurance isn't just the right thing to do for our families. >> if you extend beyond that, you do a disservice to workers. you're causing them to become part of this perpetual unemployed group. >> republicans so far refuse to extend it. >> i get the dist

good afternoon, i'm ari melber, this is "the experience," it is friday december 20th. the president just turned the page on 2014 and told the white house press corps, big things are popping. >> it's the most wonderful press conference of the year. 2014 can be a breakthrough year for america. both parties in both houses of congress came together to pass a budget. it's probably too early to declare an outbreak of bipartisanship. >> has it been the worst year of your presidency? . there are areas where there have been some frustration. a lot of our legislative initiatives in congress have not moved forward as rapidly as i would like. if i was interested in polling, i wouldn't have run for president. it's not that i don't engage in a lot of self reflection here. i'm sure that i will have even better ideas after a couple days of sleep and sun. >>> of course, the president takes off in a few hours for its annual hawaiian holiday after wrapping up a year-end president conference a short time ago. and before taking questions on a wide range of tough topics, the president led w

as for emmanuel, i know his brother, ari. it would be disinagainus to say he was my agent but he headed the agency i like ari. he is smart and gifted but if highs developed a script called obamacare roll out and a writer showed up with this script, ari would whack him, i know he would. i can say that because it's his brother. but this were a script the guy won't be on the payroll anymore. let's take it over to zeke. he has a saliva plume going there you can ride the log ride at disney in that spidel. billy the fact is that this, when you're the architect for a house of cards you go down in the records with the architect who built the tacoma narrows bridge i requested footage. walter lance provided this when i first watched woody woodpecker. there is obamacare i'm going to continue to call it obamacare i'll change calling it obamacare when the president changes his name to barack affordable. there are 6 million people a lot of their health care. be disappointed. i just signed my power of attorney over to julian assange. the na

>> well, it really depends on what your definition of abuse is, ari. was no systemic violation of the rules set for nsa. doesn't mean there were none. there were. the examples you have. but those weren't broad. the real disagreement is whether what the guysa court, foreign intelligence court and what two presidents asked the nsa to do, whether or not that -- what they were supposed to do violated people's privacy. now, we have disagreements on both sides of that. you have judge leon in the district court of dc saying yes. you have had 15 fisa court judges say no. so what is going to play out here is what is our definition of what privacy should be and what spying should be. >> yeah. i mean, let's take a look at some examples. the nsa reportedly, according to the new york times, illegally and inappropriately accessed former president bill clinton's e-mail. does that count as abuse? >> i think that is. there are certainly cases of individuals abusing their responsibilities in nsa and doing things they shouldn't. so to say there is no abuse is wrong. what

because here's what it means, ari. and i know the governor understands it's having represented both the city -- city of philadelphia's mayor and state as governor. that in pennsylvania, for example, you've got north of 85,000 people whose lives are at stake here. and remember what happened. i think this has been lost in the debate. this emergency unemployment compensation, euc, so to peespe the acronym, was put in place in june of 2008. president bush in office. the unemployment rate wasn't at 6% yet, and it was put into effect to deal with the emergency circumstances of someone running out of their state benefits and then having to get the help of the federal government. so it's not only the right thing to do for those who are out of work, and many of them -- more than 4 million a long-term unemployed, but secondly, good for the economy. if we don't do this, by one estimate, we lose 310,000 jobs. no one should be for ending this program. >> yeah, i've seen that number. and the cbo, which is obviously nonpartisan, put

we know about numbers. >> thank you so much to ryan, michael, ari and karen.aren this and every weekend on "disrupt" at 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. that's all for "now." i will see you back here monday at noon. andrea mitchell is up next, with alex witt in for andrea. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," a federal judge just ruled that the nsa phone surveillance is legal all but guaranteeing this fight is heading to the supreme court. out of work and out of time as president obama signs the bipartisan budget deal, more than a million americans will lose their federal unemployment benefits tomorrow. a new bipartisan push to get the benefits extended. >> i think from a moral perspective, from an economic perspective, we can't turn our backs on struggling people who just can't find work. >>> and new hope today for an end to the deadly violence in south sudan as the united nations says its peacekeeping force there is overwhelmed. could u.s. troops be forced to step in? >>> hourless. tens of thousands in maine and michigan still in dark. good day,

. >> ari emanuel runs william morris endeavor, what can you tell us about him?ns of a show like entourage know the character of ari gold. it is based in part on emanuel. he sees the opportunity to expand the reach of what william morris endeavor is. there is a little bit of crossover between these two worlds already. the price tag has been a little rich for some. his firm has financial backing from an influential name and private equity, silver lake. >> all right, jon erlichman in los angeles. thank you. some riders were made very angry this weekend. we have an uber investor next. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." uber is catching some heat from riders. some on the east coast paid more than 3-4 times the normal rate when a storm battered east coast. riders pay more when the weather is bad. this pricing helps get more cars on the road when demand outstrips supply, helping to guarantee the uber reliability. r

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schumacher then moved to for ari, what -- two for ari -- moved to ferrari, where he spent five years working to make the car competitive again. he got his reward. he was the world champion once again in 2000 and another four consecutive titles and short his name would forever be part of formula one history. -- four consecutive titles ensured his name would forever be part of formula one history. in 2010, he returned to the sport with mercedes, where he had started out years earlier. it was not the glorious comeback many had hoped for. . in 2012,2, he retired again. >> it is good to say goodbye. that's what i'm doing here by the end of the season. it might this time even be forever. am schumacher's fans are hoping their idol can return to the sport again -- >> schumacher's fans are hoping their idol can return to the sport again, even if it is just as a spectator. >> schumacher is not only a legend within his own sport, but he is simply one of the world's best-known sporting personalities. rex yes -- >> yes, he certainly is. he belongs to a rarefied category of sports figures known by

i'm ari. did i mention the below zero temperatures? get your holiday sweaters out. you know what i'm talking about. >>> raw deal. democrats today are giving birth to a new way forward in the workplace. i'm luke russert. did you know we're just one of seven developed nations that doesn't guarantee paid maternity leave? >> yes, i did. plus, the tea party on ice. i'm krystal ball. has the fringe finally been frozen out? no icy reception here. it's always warm on "the cycle." >>> thanks for joining us today. it's a pretty big day for washington. the house is poised to pass its first budget since president obama took office. that vote is scheduled for tonight at 6:00 eastern. debate on it is happening now, and it's right on par with the deadline for an agreement. wait a second. washington met a deadline? wow, a christmas miracle two weeks early. santa, are you hearing this? and are you one of the 1% who actually approve of the job congress is doing? chuck todd in my very seat told us yesterday that our pollsters actually have the ability to find these people. unfortunate

and author ari shavit, on israel's past and present. let's focus on an issue the president was asked about at length today-- the health care law. mr. obama acknowledged the rollout of it was probably his biggest mistake of the year. but he defended the law overall, and pointed to a big increase in enrollment in the exchanges this month as evidence of his efforts to turn things around. his remarks came after the administration responded last night to the problem of cancelled insurance policies with a special exception: those affected can buy cheaper, bare-bones catastrophic coverage if new plans are more expensive. mary agnes carey is watching all this for kaiser health news, an independent news organization. welcome back to the program. >> thank you. >> woodruff: so what exactly did the administration announce last night? >> what they said is for these folks in the individual market who may have had their policies cancelled, we're not sure exactly how many have had that, the estimates are maybe 3 to 4 million f they have to the been abl

welcome msnbc's ari melbar.f. thank you studio audience. thank you at home for do you knowing in. you might have noticed, i am not steve kornacki. he has graciously let me take the reigns, microphone included. i want to welcome our three contestants. i am glad to have almost all of you here. thanks to see you as well. it doesn't mean the rules have changed just because i'm here today. there are still three round of play, wrong answers will cost you. plus there are a few instant bonuses scattered in each round. most importantly, studio audience, i beg you, pleads, no outbursts, these contestants deserve and demand absolute concentration when they are up against the clock. with that, i will ask you, contestants, are you ready to play? >> yes, i'm ready. >>, lent. i feel the enthusiasm. >> i brought a pastry. >> you are excited. >> hand on buzzers, please, we will put 100 second on the clock. we will begin with this, newly declassified documents from the cia this week revealed that former director leon panetta inad

yahoo star of the show he pretends that israel wants all of the west bank and then during the go she ari sheehan's the claim will be that israel is making a heart wrenching concession as it gives up ninety percent of the us bank but by giving up ninety percent of the west bank this will then get to keep all it really once exactly as sippy livni keep saying the wall is our final border israel wouldn't be investing billions and billions of dollars into building this wall if it wanted territory beyond the wall ok if i go back to irvine you know i mean i say i had a hard time doing if not if go ahead go ahead ahead go. jumping i'm sorry it's not just the wall and the west bank and gaza they're in lebanon now or syria actually because it's syria golan's there is they're drilling gaster they're taking somebody else's gas and oil they're not content i mean it's it would be enormous far too bright or far too ill informed to be naive enough to take the words of an israeli leader when it comes to their expansion and their expansionist policies they are never content they are always asking for more

ari has brought together two agencies in the past. he has taken on a bigger fish by buying william morris back in 2009. he feels very confident about his ability to combine these very people centered businesses. the issue with this one is that there are so many other competent infectors because he is buying a business that it's very different from his business. --is a media rights business a licensing business, a college sports business. that is something that is new for him. at the same time, he is bringing more leverage on to the business. he has to manage that site as well. >> there are about $2 billion of debt with the combined companies. img -- we are working for this guy? they don't know what the culture clash will be like. img is an international business. there was a certain way one conducts himself at the club when doing business. it is not exactly the hollywood, look at me way. it they wonder how that will play in the college business, in gainesville, in auburn, alabama. will william morris's culture play well with the clien

no hot seat today, ari. [laughter] nice to have you with us. >> great to be here.can pr fix this? >> no, i predict dr. emanuel is not going to be put out on my more shows. jenna: why has he been? >> i think they're trying to find the right person who can articulately discuss. the problem they have of a fundamental one of it just not working, and that's a substance issue. a lot of white houses, both parties, make the mistake of saying it's a pr problem. no, the problem is designed into the law itself. jenna: if you were called in, and and they said, ari fleischer, how do we go forward? >> well, first, i wouldn't answer the phone. [laughter] but if i were giving advice to the president, i'd say, one, keep your eye set on the long term. as he has been doing. the heart of this is if we can get insurance to people who previously did not have it, that's at the core of obamacare. the problem is they're doing it in a way that takes it away and hurts other people. they're not just helping some, they're hurting others. secondly, start telling all the successful stories of sp

thank you very much. >>> i'm ari melber, it is tuesday, december 10th.der than words. >> congressman paul ryan and senator patty murray are reportedly close to striking a small deal. >> democracy in action is a beautiful thing. >> far from the grand bargain some were hoping for. >> most incremental, smallest, tiniest. >> the fact that we are, is telling about where we are. >> congratulations. you didn't shut down the government. hallelujah. >> unemployment benefits. how is that going to shake out? >> you're causing them to become part of this perpetual, unemployed group in our economy. >> you have presided over what is perhaps the least productive, least popular congresses in history. >> it ought to be judged on how many laws we repeal. >> there are too many of us on the sidelines, comfortable in complacency, and cynicism, when our voices must be heard. >> there is snow,

the pride of the university of michigan, who is last cut, i believe, ari melber.end? >> doing well, thank you so much, luke. and good afternoon, i'm ari melber. it is monday, december 9th. and you know what that means. five days to make a deal on the budget. >>> holiday season is a time for remembering the bonds we share. >> democrats and republicans on the verge of coming up with a budget deal. >> our obligations to one another as human beings. >> does not involve ted cruz and a cliff. >> negotiations moving in the right direction. >> experts predicting that a steadily improving economy is actually on the horizon. >> the unemployment news this week positive. >> unemployment fell to its lowest level in five years. >> i do support unemployment benefits for the 26 weeks. >> extending unemployment insurance isn't just the right thing to do for our families. >> if you extend beyond th

the ari melber experience is next.e that name. [ female announcer ] we give you relief from your cold symptoms. you give them the giggles. tylenol cold® helps relieve your worst cold and flu symptoms. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol cold®. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. wout of landfills each year? plastic waste to cover mt. rainier by using one less trash bag each month, we can. and glad forceflex bags stretch until they're full.* so you can take them out less often. >>> good afternoon. i'm ari melber. it's december 18th. within this very hour, we may have a budget deal in place. and that's real talk. >> because of budget, what else has he got in his sack? >> the bill that nobody seems to love. >> don't expect peace, love and harmony. >> tired of everybody screaming from the sidelines. >> lacks some intellectual death integrity. >> keep the government fuon

>> well, ari, you're exactly right.nullification, which comes out of the civil rights era, even before that, the civil war. and when you look at the history of the second amendment, this provision in the constitution that says a well-regulated militia being necessary, the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed, how we as a country interpret that has always been the product of political fighting, of publicage station. when it was first put into the constitution, and in years since. and, you know, this is a long-term fight. it took the nra and its allies 30 years to persuade the public and the government and then eventually the supreme court that their way is the right way to read the second amendment. and those who support common sense gun controls have a long fight ahead. but it's going to require actually getting the people to talk about these constitutional issues too. >> you mentioned when you look at the politics around this, there is a deficit. we sometimes report on it like we're starting from the same

i'm ari melber. it's wednesday, december 11th. and the holiday spirit has gripped the nation's capital. >> this isn't the greatest agreement of all-time. >> this isn't the plan i would have written on my own. >> a do no harm deal. >> do you ever think a piece of legislation you were responsible for would be called not conservative enough? >> it's a strange new normal, isn't it? >> the white house called it a good first step. >> if we can get a step in the right direction. >> do recognize the value of coming to a decision. >> we're not going to get everything we want. >> they spoke to each other. what a revolutionary thing. >> have consequences. >> it is the best bad deal that conservatives can get. >> plenty of fire from the right. >> he has led to make a compromise that sells out what actually needs to be done. >> you just called him a sellout. >> we've already seen conservative groups bashing this deal. >> you mean the groups that opposed it before they saw it? >> i don't know that he has seen the contents of it. >> this is ridi

. >> that's pretty interesting the thing ari put up. >> i learned something today. >> tour'e, we maye to call it romney care again and see -- >> that would definitely work. >> peter alexander and perry bacon and ari, thank you very much. >> francis wilkin son on healing the wounds of obama care, the first monday in december and your home for the holidays in "the cycle." as a working mom of two young boys life could be hectic. angie's list saves me a lot of time. after reading all the reviews i know i'm making the right choice. online or on the phone, we help you hire right the first time. with honest reviews on over 720 local services. keeping up with these two is more than a full time job, and i don't have time for unreliable companies. angie's list definitely saves me time and money. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today. ♪ by the end of december, we'll be delivering ♪ ♪ through 12 blizzards blowing ♪ 8 front yards blinding ♪ 6 snowballs flying ♪ 5 packages addressed by toddlers ♪ ♪ that's a q ♪ 4 lightning bolts ♪ 3 creepy gnome

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i'm ari melber. it is thursday, december 19th. the holiday spirit is upon us. ♪ >> the ayes are 64. the nays are 36. >> we took a very important step forward. >> we're not going to be looking back at this date saying where were you? >> the shakespearean drama that is mitch mcconnell. >> i remind my colleagues on the other side that one day they'll find themselves in the minority again. >> shea big boy. >> smell the coffee. >> this is what gets me up in the morning. >> the world is changing. >> it's a strange new normal, isn't it? >> it may be christmas vacation, but president obama has some homework. >> the message is railroad clear. nsa, you've gone too far. >> james clapper should resign. >> okay, here it comes. >> what happens to anybody in this country who loses as the no, ma'am knie knee to their party? they become a loser for life. >> they all think they know what it is like to run. >> nobody knows what it's like. >> i have to push for the answer. >> i am seriously thinking about it. >> make that decision, you know, some tim

ari zoldan, ceo of quantum networks. let me start with you, ari p p you can come at this from a small business perspective. what were the challenges of 2013? >> i think first it was banks and lending. i found out -- i found out in the beginning of the year it was really tough for banks to be able to open up their doors for credit fa similarities. towards the end of the year, i'm seeing right now that things have loosened up a bit. but issues with insurance and hirie ining talent has still be major obstacle. >> health care was such a big issue. they did get the delay till 2015. did that extend pain and uncertainty? >> it extends uncertainty. this administration keeps being uncertain. now we learn there's an extra day to enroll. there's absolutely no certainty. you have no idea whether next week everything is going to be scrapped or whether everything's going to be reinforced or whatever. the banks are adding to that, too. >> yet, kate, the market has been doing well. >> it has. >> it looks like hiring is up. new construct

this case cannot madid not makee supreme court but ari tells me it probably well and civil rights lawions have been eviscerated by this court. and a lot of civil rights folks are saying whatever we can do to avoid going to scotus will be better for our strategy. >> chief justice john roberts has taken a clear approach to race, efforts -- federal efforts to resolve racial discrimination are actually worse than actual racial discrimination as it exists today. we've seen the consequences of that. where you saw john roberts essentially say, racism today isn't serious enough to warrant this federal intervention, let's just -- we don't need this law anymore. the result as you can see across the country is states passing laws that restrict the franchise in a way that disproportionately affects people of color. >> what about the argument though the town's argument that they are just trying to improve a troubling area that actually is the city's role to try to rehabilitate problem areas? you think the alternative longer term might be far worse, right? >> that's an important question. not every

google gets most of its chips from intel, known as the for ari of chipmakers. they could be less dependent on intel going forward if it starts to make its own processes. that any news breaking could be boding well for arm in the future. term, this is great news. thank you. a lot of corporate news. ,e have the u.s. budget deal something less to worry about for the markets. what else are we watching? >> we are going to talk a little bit about housing in the u.k. things are getting better, as if we did not know. taper looks as if it might take a backseat today. probability that the taper will hit the markets in december. when you look at these equity markets, it is time to put it in context as we close out the week. european equities a little bit lower. another market is down over 1.6% this week. longest losing streak since 2008. who is moving the market today? newhe bottom, you have the -- you have the miners. saying it has been a tough year for the miners and it could get tougher. be the year of transition. keep your eyes on the mining stocks. equities are begin

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i like ari. he's funny. he's smart. he gets it. he plays rough in show business which i like but i'll tell you this. if he developed the script called the obama carolout and a writer named ezekiel emanuel showed up with the script, ari would whack him. he won't say it because it's his brother. let's take it over to zeke for a second. he's a salesman managing to make willie lohman look like -- and you could run the logjam at disney in that spittle. i know where the keystone pipeline is. at least he's preaching you in the bs getting me to swallow. when you are the architect for a hus of cards, you go down in the records with the architect who built the tacoma narrows bridge. i requested some footage. the great walter lance provided this when i first watched woody woodpecker as a kid. the's obama care right there. if it was a bridge. and i'm going to continue to call it obama care although they call it the affordable health care act now. i'm change it when the president changes his name to barack affordable. where's the disappointment

this was spearheaded by ari eanual. ari started an agency in hollywood, called endeafor. i spoke to daniel kaplan from the sports business journalt. between serena williams and sharp maria sharah pov re. >> serena williams left ing and was the only sports client of william moris, and is now under the corporate umbrella as maria sharah poefa. while that might sound catty, i don't believe the two of them would like the see the corporate resources of their agency directed to their competitor. it's something that largees sis have to handle. how does it affect peyton manning? >> peyton manning is all about football. i don't think you are going to see a great deal of difference in how people consume sports. the athletes may have hollywood opportunities, perhaps, than they otherwise would have. this is really not about getting peyton manning a book deal. i believe it will be a good thing for sports. you get efficiencies of scale, the athletes should be better served. there'll be some that break out into smaller niche emerge. a number of clients. when you get a big new competitor

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a lot of people will look at this on the face of it and say this is ari emanuel doing the same thingne before. he took his agency endeavor and combined it with william morris and took out a lot of overhead. and became a more efficient business but ing is a different company. >> one is hollywood and one is sports. >> not only that. ing is in the content business. it is not about selling people or getting a cut off of their salaries. it is about selling content. that is why ari likes this. >> you think back to the william morris endeavor merger, there were some conflicts of personality, just like you would have in any merger. and i just wonder if we are going to see a replete of this. >> i would be shocked if we did not. has huge implications. first of all it is international. we are talking about an agency , fiveas 1000 people offices, most lee -- mostly in beverly hills and new york. in contrast, the other company in 30 cities. we are talking about international -- >> the target is actually bigger. >> much bigger. in revenues. a huge international presence. i have college sponsorship