bancorp says that bankers are like rodney.ard davis sat down with erik schatzker and told us why it is no joke. us old enough to remember rodney dangerfield, one of his gigs was, i get no respect. i think the bankers have, for a long time, suffered from some of the lack of respect. number one, there is no four-year degree for banking. credentials behind you on the wall or on your desk. number three, 95, if not a higher percentage, of bankers, say credentials behind that thes accidentally, me among them. very few kids want to be a banker on the playgrounds. what they really wanted to do was something in life that matters. to a while it takes people come into the industry. but every once in a while, they say this is my vocation, this is what i want to do, and that is when the magic happens. i bet you can find as high a level of attention in this industry but it's a different starting point. people do not necessarily get into it with a reverence of being a teacher or fire person or a physician or something. >> who is more respons

bancorp unable to see which ones but the prominently one at the october 15th committee meeting aging let me see presented actually two or three options with respect to the mid cap funds and the recommendation before you now is the option that the committee choose and that would be to implement element the mid cap value and investment options those if approved similar investments are available within the remaining options we also wanted to make sure that the boards knew that if, in fact, the members or planters in the fund wished to remain in one of the option you can, in fact, invest in them throw the self-brokerage option we have some members of the public they were interested in the mid cap funds with respect to how we're going to handle any transition from the target bay funds their current e currently held we're not presenting anything to the board because in our next deferred compensation committee meeting we'll be reviewing the guide path easements and we anticipate a recommendation where to map the assets and bring it ca back to the board for the next meeting. >> anything to a

valley national bancorp you like. why? >> this has great potential. 's get new management. >> mike, like it. >> no. something called penny stock weeklies hyping, meanwhile insiders are dumping stock. >> tit for tat. >>> coming right back. thank you for watching. keep it right here. the number one business block continues with eric bolling and "cashin' in." >>> america giving thanks this holiday weekend, and juan williams says you should be thankful for -- wait for it -- obama care from big brother government. oh, boy. is he right or full of turkey? plus, a real-life "family guy" smackdown, taking on the mega star creator seth mcfarland for attacking america's oil industry. a must-see blockbuster on hollywood hip wok crazy and "cashin' in" wish list not for santa, but d.c. the one you our view crew is asking the president and congress this holiday season. "cashin' in" starts right now. >>> hi, everyone. i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cashin' in." our crew this

bancorp, we love that guy. >> and a real smart guy. the latter two have been offered, aboutsiders who can lend a vision -- but they weren't gulf enough for loeb alone, which is why he pressed for hired guns. that seems like the right term. they're willing to accept his money. how else can you describe them? i don't know. the way these directors got on the board was ugly, demeaning and downright vicious. it turns my stomach to describe it. first dow kem cam stumbling during the great recession. after at 64% cut, has been one of the best performers in the last three years, versus my favorite, the group ppg up 14% or dupant up 11%. lionel basil 13%, huntsman and eastman chemical, they're only up 8%. dow is the best performersy the group. the best sures -- promotion of higher -- extremely aggressive dividend boost and consistently strong buyback. they were both increased substantially earlier this month where almost every cam cal analyst was impressed with the speed of the company's restructuring. it takes pay out back to the levels they h

bancorp, suntrust, wells fargo. u.s. bancorp and wells fargo are at historic highs right now.y executed another perfect v. none of them can be described as cheap right now. the problem i'm having, we start staying in record territories and things keep moving up 1% or 2%. more food inflation. we talked about this all week. el pollo loco, costs for chicken are high. that stock is trading down about 5% right now. sprouts farmers' markets, earnings in line. margins come pre s compressed b inflation. chipotle talked higher prices, noodles did. papa john's said our cost of cheese per pound, $2.14 this quarter. the second quarter it was $1.74. there is a perfect example of food inflation. cheese was 40% higher for papa john's this quarter than the prior quarter. don't say there is no inflation, folks. uplands, a cloud computing company yesterday had a not good open. priced at $12, closed at $9.75. tough day for them. back to you. >> thanks, bob pisani. another day, another development betwe between allergan and valeant. what does he say in a letter? i've been reading your filings and