. >> let's talk about today's crucial procedural vote on david baron's nomination'u.s.t court after pales. you know, it comes a day after the obama administration released a memo arguing that targeting an american in counter-terrorism operations is constitutional. now as you know, baron has drawn a lot of criticism for authoring documents justifying the use of drones to kill americans overseas. how will this affect the vote? >> well, it looks like that he's going to survive. he'll get through this procedural vote at confirmation. theish sue whether or not the obama administration whatever publicly release the memo that's he helped write justifying such drone strikes. both a band of liberal democratic senators and a few conservative senators that said first of all they want to be able to see it. they were able to see it last week. and then they said the public deserves to be able to see it. and so now due to a court case that had basically been pushing for the same thing, the administration will release at least some of the documents he helped write and that should make

there's been concerns about cajun spreading from the russell 2000, a lot of bears are saying barons are down, home builders are down. s&p is up over 1%, but the retailers have suffered. that is true. that's a sort of concern, but today that's not happening, either. banks and home builders, retailers, all on the up side. that sector is up today, 1.5,

the question about kwan, yeah, this four, five days that he had prepping bill barone i. what was bei being discussed? why would you need four, five days of prep if that was the case to just tell what actually happened if it's as simple as they claim it was? the other thing is, given the ties to the christie administration that you're talking about, how close he was to the christie administration, and he was sort of positioned there as the conduit between the port authority and the christie administration, what messages was he conveying pack and forth? was he conveying messages from the prep session, to the governor's office? was he carrying back messages about what they would like trenton to be hearing at committee hearings. >> what it underscores how political chris christie made all of the offices that were not supposed to be political. this is the port authority, not to be supposed political. this is the counsel's office of the port authority. the issue of how kwan has risen in the ranks because of the fact that he was an ally to chris christie. this is someone who ha

they he filibustered nomination of david baron to the court of appeals over drones. then we will talk to actor jim parsons who stars in "the big bang theory here go he is also part of -- big bang theory." he is also part of "a normal heart." we are glad you joined us. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: senator rand paul is considered to be a front-runner for the republican nomination, although he hasn't said if he is running. voter id laws,t and today he filibustered over thebama's choice legality of drones. glad to have you. let me start with your filibuster. a lot attention on this nominee and whether he deserves to sit on an appellate court bench seat. what was your filibuster based on? >> i think the foundation of our american jurisprudence is you innocentmed to be until you are proven guilty. you are supposed to get your day in court, and i think if we have accusations made in secret by don't --tive ranch, i executive branch i don't think that is due process. we are not supposed to be putting someone to death w

baron co ven -- sacha baron cohen and the jimmy kimmle fake videos.m tired of it. you have people being nice and checking up on a girl they think is in trouble and pay for that being scared out of their minds. then they see a girl on a bench who may have been a victim of attack. one of these days somebody will die from a heart attack from one of these pranks. you just need somebody with a slightly weak particularrer darn dash -- dash ticker. >> people having coronary heart attacks. >> i like this video. >> people fall. >> i love when people get pranked because they are greedy. it is like the $20 being dragged on the sidewalk. >> when it is unsuspecting people do good. they will never help someone again. it is terrible for humanity. >> you have to prank up. >> so do you have a comment on the show 1234* e-mail us on red eye at fox news.com. do you have a video of your animal doing something in? click on submit a video. we look back at 40 great years of the rubik's cube. female narrator: through memorial day female narrator: through memorial day at sleep

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the senate is expected to vote on whether to proceed with baron's nomination within the hour.lawmakers actually called for a full review of the drone program before voting on baron's appointment. this is a hot bed of controversy right now. i'm joined now to look at all of this by ali, senior editor of "the daily beast," and raul. great to have you both on the program. ali, i'll start with you. rand paul is attempting to reignight the debate over drone programs, something that's been out of the news in the mainstream after the killing a terrorist. is this going to get back in the headlines? >> i think it has, yeah. i mean, we're seeing that it's being covered on television, obviously, we're all here. it's back in the papers and it's something people are talking about. also, just a modicum of publicity creates a snowball effect where more members of congress hop onboard. in fact, that's what we've seen. unlike rand paul's 13-hour filibuster that you mentioned, this time around we've seen a lot of members of congress from both sides of the aisle come to support his position, that

with the dow at all time highs, we hear from a top ranked adviser in the barons 100 on what the new month will bring for your money. winning hand, a beat and raise for mgm, but why aren't investors hitting the jackpot today? we're going to ask ceo jim myrrhen first on cnbc. high frequency fight. a cnbc investigation on what some popular discount brokers are doing when it comes to the way you trade stocks. let's meet today's lineup. we begin with a big day for shares of yelp following that big earnings beat. the stock getting a number of upgrades today, including from gene munster. he'll join us in a moment. first, let's discuss, guys, really solid report. what it means, steve, for a stock that had fallen more than 40% from its high of just early march, and a number of social media stocks as a result of this report and the rising tide is lifting that stock and many others today. >> well, look, i think what the market is showing is that risk is clearly back on. i don't expect to see the animal spirits drove these stocks to all time highs. last year recur, but their momentum stories. i don't

the center of a debate over president obama's nominee to the first circuit court of appeals david baron the man who wrote those memos while he worked for the justice department back in two thousand and eleven and making them available to senators as part of the white house's effort to address concerns from lawmakers like senator ron wyden and rand paul who are hesitant to vote for barrett those efforts appear to be paying off a senate majority leader harry reid on thursday scheduled to vote to confirm baron next week as early as wednesday opposition to the bare nomination comes in two forms senator ron wyden has seen the memos which were used to justify the killing of anwar a lockie in two thousand and eleven and in a letter last year to attorney general eric holder why didn't said that the decision to use lethal force against andorra locky was a legitimate use of authority granted to the president but still why do you believe the memo should be made public and these executive powers should be put under more scrutiny by congress another form of opposition comes from senator rand paul wh

an american citizen with a drone it's outlined in a classified drone memo that was written by david baron a former attorney with the justice department's office of legal counsel that memo was used to justify the two thousand and eleven killing excuse me strike that killed anwar a lockie an american born muslim cleric who had what was reportedly with al qaeda david baron is now president obama's nominee to the first circuit court of appeals and some senators are demanding the public release of baron's drone memos before he receives a confirmation vote artie's sam sachs has more from capitol hill. each day this week in a secure room underneath u.s. capitol senators were given access to top secret legal memos crafted by the justice department to justify a drone strike against an american citizen and these are the shadowy memos that have been at the center of a debate over president obama's nominee to the first circuit court of appeals david baron the man who wrote those memos while he worked for the justice department back in two thousand and eleven and making them available to senators as p

you had all the barons out there making a lot of money. i think it was easy for them because they had been running around with low-rent con artists. now let's go with the big boys. they were beautiful and they were tough and they were driven. they were driven both for power and individualism, but as i say they could have courtesans but they were pushing for their independence and women's independence. they were talking about equal pay for equal work. we still don't have it. everything they pushed -- they were for free love which got them into a lot of trouble with the press and the clergy and other people. >> you do this in a five-act play. how did you divide it up? >> instead of doing part one, part two, i decided their life was such a drama that i wanted to do it that way. there is the beginning, then part two is when they went to wall street and made their fortune, bankrolled by cornelius vanderbilt who was rumored to be the lover of tennie. it is sort of a given, historically. they had used their ability as clairvoyants to convince him

in addition, baron wrote at least two of those memos for the legal justification for the targeting of mrn citizens. the justice department has said it decided not to appeal a court order that called on the obama administration to release a redacted version of the memo. so many detail of the drone program was public that it was not administration for to argue that the legal rationale to remain secret. >> these are extremely important and consequential opinions. there are very few opinions that have come out of the justice department that are more important and more couldn't consequence shall than an opinion authorizing the president to kill a united states away from the battlefield. >> right now we've calls into the justice department and white house. >>> the cia is getting out of the vaccination business. the spy agency will no longer use vaccination programs as cover for intelligence operations. such a program was used to help track down osama bin laden. but aid groups has said it leads to dangerous conditions for legitimate workers. >>> china's foreign minister summoned the u.s. amb

redistricting is like the british robber barons. too much money in politics. >> it has no purpose other than remaining in power. >> democracy, we always have the quote churchill, it's the worst evolving systems, except for all the rest. it works and having some degree of ability to change. what is happening is their fundamental debate behind the technocratic stuff. if the west forms this government, and liberal values, and democracy, and all the things we believe, they will do really well. >> and the more transportable? >> yes. there is a contest of power and economic dominance, whether the western system is the most powerful in the world, or the chinese one is the most powerful. there is even more powerful debate. which values should triumph? liberalism or top-down autocracy? there isn't just a competition going on which is economic and political to see which power wins, whether it is united states or china. there is a fundamental ideological battle to see which set of values win. i think the west, for its value to triumph, needs t

to become judge baron. they will release him after he's nominated and confirmed and sworn in. it will be too late, no matter what's in those memos it will be too late. professor barron will be judge barron for the rest of his life. second highest court in the land. who would want to be judged by a man who says the government can kill who whoever wants? >> without any indictment or warrants, just kill him. >> welcome to america. >> modern day america. >>> petsmart said it will stop selling china made treats. and petco said they're doing the same thing. they have linked toxic chinese treats to the deaths of more than 1,000 dogs. the feds say they do not know the exact cause of those deaths or the cause of some 5,000 reported pet illnesses, but they say in most of the cases the animals had eaten chicken, duck or sweet potato treats from china. a spokesperson from petsmart said the company plans to pull the product by next year. if you have any in your treat jar, time to think about it. >>> a more in southern c

that killed anwar a lockie an american born muslim cleric who had reportedly joined al qaeda david baron is now president obama's nominee to the first circuit court of appeals and some senators are demanding the public release of baron's drone memos before he receives a confirmation vote artie's sam sachs told us more from capitol hill. each day this week in a secure room underneath u.s. capitol senators were given access to top secret legal memos crafted by the justice department to justify a drone strike against an american citizen and these are the shadowy memos that have been at the center of a debate over president obama's nominee to the first circuit court of appeals david barrett the man who wrote those memos while he worked for the justice department back in two thousand and eleven and making them available to senators as part of the white house's effort to address concerns from lawmakers like senator ron wyden and rand paul who are hesitant to vote for barrett those efforts appear to be paying off a senate majority leader harry reid on thursday scheduled a vote to confirm baron

author of it was har vooird law professor david j baron.e's an appeals court nominee one president obama wants to fill a seat on one of the most important courts in the nation and until the white house announced it would make his memo public his confirmation was possibly headed for defeat. now with the a lease of the memo it appears his fate has changed. this afternoon the senate took a procedural vote to confirm him is expected later this week but by the looks the debate is not finished by baron and the substance of his memo, the legal justification for targeted drone strikes. joining me with our two guests. noah, in terms of this memo and how optimistic we should be that you will get anything enlightening from it, where are you? bullish or bearish? >> i'll go with bear on that one. there's already been a summary released last year of this memo and several others. and that summary was unclassified and this memo was classified so you would think there's more details but by the time they get done blackening out all the important stuff there

the vote to allow baron to move forward in the process comes on the heels of a promise from the obama administration to release the memo under court order that would won't be made public right away and has to go through a redaction process that will need to be approved by a judge according to administration officials i was told earlier by political commentator sam sachs from capitol hill i first asked him whether getting its nominee through the senate was why the white house agreed to release this memo. well but that probably had something to do with it i mean senator rand paul has clearly been the most vocal lawmaker about releasing these drone memos but he's not the only one and this is really been a culmination of years of efforts by several lawmakers more than thirty lawmakers have called on the administration to release this drone memo going back as far as two thousand and eleven so while senator rand paul might have been the the latest senator speaking out to have them released he's by far not the only one but i think what's really motivated the white house decision here was a c

. >> you make a comparison between china now and america's gilded age, the age of the robber barons. what prompted that parallel? >> 10 years ago in the united states, we were still recovering -- 110 years ago in the united states, we were still recovering from the civil war. it was generated in or miss wealth -- generating enormous welalth. china is building more high-speed rail than the rest of the world combined. it is a place in which you have the world's fastest-growing source of new billionaires, but it is also home to him or miss, -- two enormous -- also home to enormous, spectacular corruption. >> what do you miss most about china? >> the thing you miss most is that it is constantly changing, constantly surprising. you become used to the idea that it will become fundamentally different a year from now than it is today. >> thanks for joining us. in syria, thousands of schools have been shut down by the war and millions displaced. against all odds, some students are still sitting for their exams. our chief international correspondent gained rare access to the besieged palestini

. >> there was an article in "baron's" a slap in the face to the business models built on the premisehat there will be enough online advertising dollars to go around for facebook, google, and the 500 other sites that have that as their business model. how big can online advertising get? and are these companies too -- i mean, facebook's now bigger than disney by market cap. can these companies ever grow into these market caps, and is there enough of a revenue opportunity there for all of them? >> well, "baron's" is the same organization that said facebook was worth $10 a share, $15 a share last year. >> sure. >> so not sure they're the best source for valuing tech stocks, at least. i mean, look, when you look at the bigger picture, i mean, think about what is the actual market opportunity size for, you know, a company that's in the mobile ad space. more and more people are getting smartphones, and we're talking about billions of people, not even hundreds of millions. but it's kind of that, you know, multiple- billion type -- you talk about the ultimate user base or the total number --

has voted fifty two to forty three to officially put forward president obama's nomination of david baron as a u.s. federal appeals court nominee there and served as a justice department official under presidents barack obama and president bill clinton but just before the vote this morning kentucky republican senator rand paul stepped forward to criticize the choice on the floor of the senate he argued that baron should be rejected on the grounds of the secret legal memo he wrote justifying the use of drones to kill an american terror suspect abroad violates the us constitution arrived today to oppose the nomination of anyone who would argue that the president has the power to kill an american citizen not involved in combat and without a trial and that any nominee who rubber stamps and grant such power to a president is not worthy of being placed one step away from the supreme court. a u.s. drone strike was used in the september two thousand and eleven killing in yemen of anwar al an al qaeda leader born in the u.s. the vote to allow parents to move forward in the process comes on the hee

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this was the robber baron era.o a lot about -- i do a lot about the life and times and how interesting it was, the fifth avenue hotel, as they called a vertical railway going through every floor which was an alligator. was the first elevator ever. all of these guys would come to police everybody else and police each other on the hill, on wall street and there was one guy, daniel drew, one of the oldest and meanest and the story is he was a camel driver, was leading all of his cattle to be sold and he told all of his people just give them a lot of salt, got to the place where they were going to sell land said give them lots of water, give them lots of water, drank all water, the phrase he got was the beginning of the phrase watered stock. an interesting background. he also said he is steals what is and his goes to prison. the sisters, the only way you will get a sense is if i give you just a little bit of -- with her piercing blue eyes victoria observe life at the willard hotel in washington, watching the after-hour

senate voted thursday to against the nomination of david baron to serve on the u.s. court of appeals for the first circuit. he has written legal memos justifying the use of unmanned aerial drums to kill american terrorists overseas. next, senator rand paul expresses his opposition. this is 45 minutes.ds mr. barron. this is 45 minutes. see i se tay i >> i rise today to oppose the nomination of anyone who would argue that the president has the power to kill an american citizen not involved in combat and without a trial. i rise today to see that there is no legal precedent for killing american citizens not involved in combat, and that any nominee who rubber-stamp and grants such power to the president is not worthy of being placed one step away from the supreme court. it is not about just seeing the animals. some seem to be placated by the fact that they can read these mammals. .. fact that oh they can read these memos. i believe it's about what the memos themselves say. i believe the barron memos at their very core disrespect the bill of rights. the bill of rights isn'

you know, the victorian era is so satisfied, the very rich and the middle class and the real robber baron achievers. the life and times of these women is in the most buccaneer time that you can think of. after the civil war, finances were beginning to become major, rockefeller, all of the robber barons making a lot of money. i think that it was easy for them because they had been running around. there -- they were tough, and they were driven both for power and individualism, but as i say, they could have been kept in a fine manner if they wanted, but they really were pushing for their independence and women's independence. >> she argues to that little-remembered victorian sisters changed the course of women's rights in american history sunday night at 8:00 on c-span queue and may. >> wednesday, the senate rules committee held its first hearing on campaign finance in response to the supreme court ruling striking down limits on individual political contributions. former supreme court justice john paul stevens joint current and former federal election commission representatives at this 2-hou

and the dashing and mysterious baron, an artist from chile, who's been living and working in the kasbaheasons never fully explained. on the menu, bastilla, a meat or often pigeon pie as traditional moroccan as it gets. today made by gibbs' full-time cooks. jamilla and fatima. it's chicken slow-cooked, pulled or shredded and folded into an egg mixture. cooked in a reduced stock from the boil. this is layered with blanched almonds, powdered sugar and cinnamon. the whole lot is wrapped in a crepe-like dough. after baking to a golden crispiness, the final touch is a dusting of even more cinnamon and sugar. it's got a sweet savory thing going on, and it's quite tasty. >> if you get nervous when you go in a room and you touch the light switch, and the lights don't come on, you shouldn't be living in this country. >> what was that first moment when you said i could live here? >> i'm still quite unsure about that. i came here first in 1958. when it was quite different. everyone wore native dress, but islam still the throbbing motor of life here. i have a very tender feelings for morocco and the

remember phil roosevelt, the barons guy talking about toll-free the sector?alled a glorified play-doh factory? maybe he was right. almost all of them are coming down. check the big board, that is a sell-off down 144 points as we speak. billionaire hedge fund manager david tepper says he is nervous, i think he brought this market down a little. look at the ten year treasury. that is not right. that is incorrect. it is not 5.5%. a lot of people which was but it is not. the ten year treasury is right around 2.5% dipping below that key market, 2.5% this morning. what does that tell you about the future of this economy, interest rates down again. different subject, take a look at this. >> they actually thought given the context of the obama administration thus far that they could do that and get away with it. not true. in my mind this irs can't always the most dangerous scandal in u.s. history. stuart: she said it right here, monica crowley on this program on the irs scandal. today here is the other bombshell. this one links the scandal directly to washington. doc

and the dashing and mistier use baron, an artist from chile, who's been living and working in the kasbah for reasons never fully explained. on the menu, bastilla, a meat or often pigeon pie as traditional moroccan as it gets. today made by gibbs' full-time cooks. jamilla and fatima. it's chicken slow-cooked, pulled or shredded and folded into an egg mixture. cooked in a reduced stock from the boil. this is layered with blanched almonds, powdered sugar and cinnamon. the whole lot is wrapped in a crepe-like dough. after baking to a golden crispiness, the final touch is a dusting of even more cinnamon and sugar. it's got a sweet savory thing going on, and it's quite tasty. >> if you get nervous when you go in a room and you touch the light switch, and the lights don't come on, you shouldn't be living in this country. >> what was that first moment when you said i could live here? >> i'm still quite unsure about that. i came here first in 1958. when it was quite different. everyone wore native dress, but islam still the throbbing motor of life here. i have a very tender feelings from morocco

. >> nobody does it better than sacha baron cohen. >> such a wonderful color too. looks good on anybody. >> so what bothers you about summer fashion? >> the poll commissioned by 365, a shopping website. >> we have america's got talent. there is "norway's got talent". >> have you been to norway? >> i haven't. >> it is spectacularly beautiful. i was doing a guinness world record special with david frost and it was base jumping. set the record for base jumping, you jump literally off a stationary place, a spot and -- he did it and made the record and the next day they went out to celebrate and died. lovely memories of norway. >> anyway, okay. >> the fjords are gorgeous. >> minus the dead gichlt >> watch out for them. >> this is a kid from norway's got talent. 8-year-old kid, angelina jordan. apparently she sings like old classics. she sang "fly me to the moon." take a look. ♪ let me sing forever more ♪ you are all in love ♪ all i worship and adore ♪ and please be true and i love you ♪ >> oh, my god. >> what? >> what style. she is just a kid singing, standing there sin

the family got a lawyer, jorge barone, and together they went after michel escoto. >> we believed heafter the murder, the family filed a wrongful death suit against michel. met life put the insurance money in escrow and waited on the sidelines as michel and wendy's family fought it out in civil court. if he wanted to see as much as one cent of that money, he would have to do something he never did before. >> he would have to testify, he could not plead the fifth. especially since he's pursuing the claim. he has to testify. >> police and prosecutors were happy to help the family's attorney prepare his case. sharing those statements michel had made to detectives after wendy's death. >> they call you and say take a look at what we've got, is that right? >> we ask if we would be allowed to look at the statements he had given them. we were. >> michel was videotaped as he gave a sworn deposition. >> we took his deposition and his story kept changing. >> so the story about a fight and she takes a hike -- >> it doesn't add up. he testified that wendy was -- it was her idea all of a sudden th

it isn't about just seeing the baron memos. some seem to be placated by the fact that, oh, they can read these memos. i believe it's about what the memos themselves say. i believe the barron memos, at their very core, disrespect the bill of rights. the bill of rights isn't so much for the american idol winner. the bill of rights isn't so much for the prom queen or the high school football quarterback. the bill of rights is especially for the least popular among us. the bill of rights is especially for minorities. whether you are a minority by the virtue of the color of your skin or the shade of your ideology. the bill of rights is especially for unpopular people and unpopular ideas and unpopular religions. it is easy to argue for trials for prom queens. it is easy to argue for trials for the high school quarterback or the american idol winner. it is hard to argue for trials for traitors and for people who'd wish to harm our fellow americans. but a mature freedom defends the defenseless, allows trials for the guilty, protects ev

first of all, oil barons. so people really say that?bout anti-job speech that is, you know koch companies employ 60,000 employees, makes thousands of products and their companies in turn employ another 140,000. that is 200,000 jobs, that is what he is going after here. >> i think, to be fair, they are in the oil and gas and colbies. >> thank goodness. >> that's great. >> contributing to climate change? if you're concerned about climate change people say they are a contributor. is it a fair criticism to say they're one of the major contributors to climate change. >> that is not what he said. he blamed them. >> he said one of the major contributors. >> where he is getting this from? some cookie scientists? his best friend whispering in his ear. >> it was a report, kimberly. >> he decided to draw his own conclusions with it. "washington post" used their fact check kerr, gave this three pinnochios by the way because nothing turned up on this. this is two businessman, multi-- by the way, how about michael bloomberg? how about george soros? t

we talked about the confirmation of soon to be judge david baron yesterday.he grand ideology behind the drone strikes and told the president you can use drones to kill anybody you want. the president's drones have killed more young women than these crazies from boko haram have kidnapped, sew president does not have what we call clean hands when it comes to this. why is he -- >> the president was in essence trying to stop terrorists. the president was trying to take care of -- these people aren't trying to do anything positive. they're trying to make money. >> correct. >> who wouldn't want to help but the overriding opinions you can't just send the military anywhere you want. have to be one of five circumstances in play. >> the linchpin is it in the united states' national security interest they be the? and if it is, are there other national securitys's more compelling than this? i don't like to be the skunk at the garden party. >> there are rules. sometimes you have to be a skunk. >> thank you, shep. >> thank you, judge. >> measure -- have a great holiday wee

. >> and the blackened baron foot hits of california a strong el nino event would most likely equate to devastating mudslides. >> adam may, al jazeera. >> correspondent jennifer is standing by now. the scene, you are showing us here, really devastated. >> it is. this is a home that burned down this time yesterday. it's in the carlsbad fire area, the homeowner who lived here stayed behind besides the mandatory evacuation odderrer and tried to save his home, and it was a losing battle. a little further away the san marcus fire is burning and that has been picking up in the last hour or so. we are being told some structures are burning they are on fire. and even though overnighty did get a little bit of head way made on that fire, they were authorized to do night drops at the helicopter, they did about 45 of those, which they have to get special permission to fly at night, but they managed to do it. two big fire area, but that's the one that is really blowing up right now, and of main concern, to fire officials here in san diego county. we have heard from the weather experts in all of t

totalitarian for people who were dry during prohibition and then the robber baron. his favorite was kipling go which was for the overblown purple language of roger kipling. and of course kipling had some amazing words. kipling in the book was the horrible racism. white man's burden was kipling and his example of how -- the kind of person he was but also on the brighter side he invented the word rookie which is a corruption of recruit. recruit didn't rhyme for him so rookie went in instead. the thing about lewis was sorted to his chagrin the two words he is credited with is a character nam for a philistine with money and no appreciation of the finer things of life. the arts and such and of course at shotgun wedding appears in the writings of sinclair lewis. he needed a name for a forced wedding in arra setting so shot gun wedding made it in. i tried a bunch of words. i probably tried about 100 and only two have stuck to the wall. maybe authorisms was created for this one. there's a phenomenon in english called the contrastive focused reduplication. that means if you

the robber barons at the turn of the 20th century had the power the rich could only dream of. >> yes, are right about that. in some ways our system was designed to constrap the ability to shape policy making and restrict involvement and influence of public. now, of course, over the centuries we have seen the franchise expand and a broadening of the political system. research showed that despite the formal equality that we have achieved over time, and it's certainly not complete, but that has been, of course, tremendous progress, despite that formal equality we have a situation where middle class americans get the policies they want only when they agree with the affluent or powerful interest groups. >> is this just an issue of our system or is it a reality of power everywhere, because if you look worldwide, communist revolutions have been led by people who would have fallen within your definition of economic elites in those countries, and presidents like bill clinton, and ronald reagan were not born to it but were part of it by the time they got power. people are chosen in the cabinet

. >> baron's put at top of their list of 500 companies.sa from "barron's" a great day forevers say, pfizer is having a tough day though. why? >> they came out with the numbers and follow thestory whih 106 billion says does in the suffice. is down 2.3%. a loser along with the financials. david: by the way revenue they came up short. again a good bottom line you about the revenue came up short. cheryl: real quick, blackberry, nicole, real quick. >> when we look at blackberry they will sell off real estate assets. cinco de mayo. check them out. david: happy cinco de mayo, everybody. and actually all of the indices managed to pop into the green. [closing bell ringing] the global dow is down one if you follow global markets. oil is down which is more of a relief to many. we should mention small and mid-sized caps represented by russell 2000 down just a bit. hard to make too many generalizations with figure this is low. i would suggest one. with the uncertainty that we have, with all those conflicting economic figures that we had last week, mayb

and now he's saying things in december like, everybody is going to owe wildsteen and barone.ou're going to owe people apologies for writing the stories that you are writing while he knows the true reason that these folks were asked to resign by him. he didn't resign because of some long plan. they were forced out. >> he's mocking people, he's saying i was moving the cones, while he's saying you're going to owe people apologies, he has been getting word internally that something is messed up here. >> i always thought it was weird that he talked about the cones and said he had no knowledge because it sort of suggestions an operational knowledge of how this works. >> fraud yan give away. >> that's the problem with the long press conference. at some point you have to be careful about keeping that story straight. over three hours it just starts to fall apart. >> chris christie recently this week said my political future has nothing to do with bridgegate. >> as far as the impact on my political future, i think it will have none, because i didn't do anything. you've had all kinds of

he had created was titoaltarian which were the dries during prohibition, and then he had a robber baron that gave a lot of money to good things, and his favorite was kiplingo which was for rudyard kipling. and, of course, kipling had some really amazing words. one of his is the horrible racism which was carried for many years white man's burden. that was kipling, and that was his example of how, the kind of person he was. but on the brightest side, he invented the word with rookie which was a corruption of recruit, and recruit didn't rhyme for him, so rookie went in instead. but the thing about lewis was sort of to his chagrin, the two words he is credited with, there's, of course, babbitt, a character for a sort of philistine with money and no appreciation of the finer things in life, the arts and such, and, of course, shotgun wedding first appears in the writings of sinclair lewis. he needed a name for sort of a forced wedding in a rural setting, so shotgun wedding made it in. i tried a bunch of words, i probably tried about a hundred, and only two have stuck to the wall. maybe author

and we have a baron's senior economist.rst to you, why is full percentage point contraction, the first quarterly contraction since 2007 something to be ignored? >> first quarter was weather-related mess. this was the worst winter in about 20 years and it clearly affected demand and it affected production, both sides of the economy. the second point to be made is that the underlying growth in the economy is around 2 1/2, to 3%. we had that end of last year. we had that this quarter, probably will be even stronger this quarter and all the data coming out on the economy reinforces that. there is lot of strong data coming out. employment growth is decent. production is pretty good. consumer spending is reasonably strong. basically we can ignore this number as the market did today. david: i will have to go back and forth quickly. we don't have much time, mark, i have to go to you. even janet yellen said that the contraction, she didn't know it would be a contraction but said the first quarter slowdown was not just about weather.