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s. to people like russell kirk and barry goldwater and william f. buckley to say you know if that middle class gets too big too fast it's going to destabilize the country and a destabilized country is not a good thing i mean this is just a basic tenet of the conservative worldview it's not good or bad it's just you know way in buckley said a conservative is a man of stands athwart but the arc of history of this hand showed in stop and it's true it's true so so you had the liberals who were seeing all this change in the kind of thomas jefferson thomas paine fashion and saw thought as a wonderful thing and conservatives who were saying wait a minute if the middle class is too big this could be dangerous this is in the fifty's fifty one fifty two russell kirk wrote a book called the conservative mind that lays this all out predicts this fast forward to the seventy's and now it's actually happening women are demanding rights in the workplace you know the whole bra burning movement ms magazine was published in seventy one african-americans are saying hey

s. to people like russell kirk and barry goldwater and william f. buckley to say you know if that middle class gets too big too fast it's going to destabilize the country and a destabilized country is not a good thing i mean this is just a basic turn. the conservative world view it's not good or bad it's just you know william buckley said a conservative is a man of stands athwart the arc of history of this hand shouting stop and it's true it's true so so you had the liberals who were seeing all this change in the kind of thomas jefferson thomas mayne fashion and saw thought as wonderful thing and conservatives who are saying wait a minute if the middle class is too big this could be dangerous this is in the fifty's one hundred fifty one fifty two russell kirk wrote a book called the conservative mind that lays this all out predicts this fast forward to the seventy's and now it's actually happening women are demanding rights in the workplace you know the whole bra burning movement ms magazine was published in seventy one african-americans are saying

s. to people like russell kirk and barry goldwater and william f. buckley to say you know if that middle class gets too big too fast it's going to destabilize the country and a destabilized country is not a good thing i mean this is just a basic tenet of the conservative world view it's not good or bad it's just you know when buckley said a conservative is a man and stands athwart the arc of history of this hand shouting stop and it's true it's true so so you had the liberals who were seeing all this change in the kind of thomas jefferson thomas mayne fashion and so i thought it is wonderful thing and conservatives who are saying wait a minute if the middle class is too big this could be dangerous this is in the fifty's one hundred fifty one fifty two russell kirk wrote a book called the conservative mind that lays this all out predicts this fast forward to the seventy's and now it's actually happening women are demanding rights in the workplace you know the whole bra burning movement ms magazine was published in seventy one african-americans are sa

these were the same writers in the 1990's who wrote these chaotic things about mark mcgwire and sammy sosa. wasn't until someone who treated them like toadstools, barry bonds, that something must be going on here. that's like saying, i'm shocks there is gambling going on here. here are your winnings. >> i asked our viewers this question on twitter. is it okay that dead spin bought a vote for the hall of fame. 99% of responders said yes. one percent said no. the results may be skewed but even still do you think baseball fans really care that dead spin can vote or is it mostly sports writers who have a problem with it. >> without question, it's sport writers. most fans don't understand why the decisions get made, why they get made and why only with this hall of fame do they act like they're the arbitors of some greater morality. >> let's switch gears. let's talk about violence at sporting events. just this past weekend an nfl fan was killed in the parking lot of a kansas city chiefs game. and last year a man was beaten into a coma, and that fan has not regained consciousness. just two years ago. is it a growing problem? >> we don't have statistics that

barry was talking about company's cash flow. the ses are sitting on $3 trillion in cash and short-term investment. they have plenty of cash to put to work should they want to do it. on the other side of it it's very simple. just add up the dollars. there's $3.4 trillion in u.s. mutual funds in the fixed income product arena. there's $2.7 trillion in money market funds. those two are earning absolutely nothing. if you take the other number, scott, the first nine months of this year, $103 billion went into u.s. equity mutual funds but only 9 billion went in the u.s. equity markets. the rest went overseas. at some point people are going to realize that this market is in good shape, the companies are in good shape, they're doing everything to move the market higher. they're initiating dividends, raising dividends, stock buybacks, put money in internal infrastructure and making acquisitions. that bodes very well for the market going forward. >> guys, thanks so much for being with us today. happy holidays, we'll see you soon. >> thank you.

s&p teetering puree will keep you posted with 14 minutes to go into the bell rings. just over two weeks left to give christmas shopping done. will the weekend winter storm barryoining me now, gabriela, by bush managing director. frederick fox ceo and co-founder i want to start with you because you have a team of people across this country that were heading to malls. what did they see? >> correct. well, in dallas my person who goes was unable to get out, without power. the ice storm shut down a lot of the residence, and then also a lot of the retailers are not able to operate because of the power outages. so that is going to affect a good portion of texas, arkansas, oklahoma, obviously moving east. we see that as impact the sales. it is strategically read it the weekend. cheryl: of course. so this is a big problem for retailers. you know, to your point, which you made earlier, to the selling season. the pressure is on because thanksgiving his late. in gabrielle agrees with you, which i hate, but go ahead. >> yes. so we have 26 days total, the shortest in seven years. we have 15 days left command we have six days left until december 15th. that is recover from l

s&p are moving lower. quincy crosby from prudential financial is with me, so is oliver from barry gold financial services.to see you. >> good to see you. >> you're keeping an eye on the ten-year note. 3% yield. is that a line in the sand for you? >> three or a little more. it absolutely is. if it starts moving quickly and higher, you know it will cause volatility in the markets and that could give us the selloff. at some point there's going to be a catalyst for a selloff. that could be it. >> what do you see happening here? what are you watching? >> i mean, obviously we're watching the vel ogsocity of th yield increases. it's not whether it goes to 3.1 or 3.2%, but a jump in that would precipitate a pullback in the markets. >> would you buy on the dip if it does? >> we are right now, yes. assuming continues don't change. we see fourth quarter earnings being pretty solid, fourth quarter gdp being pretty solid. we see an up-trend in the market. we expect much more volatility goes into 2014 but much more of an up-trend. >> do you agree? buying on the dip? >> we'd be careful. we need to see a nice pull back.

s history. 26 people died - including 20 children. the gunman - adam lanza - shot himself at the end of his 11-minute rampage. >> catherine: pam? >> pam: former san francisco giant barryays a 41- hundred dollar fine, stemming from a conviction two years ago. the penalty money he paid. will go to a crime victims fund. >> pam: bonds was convicted for obstruction of justice for giving an "evasive" answer to a grand jury during a trial in 20-03. at the time. the jury was investigating his involvement in the distribution of performance- enhancing drugs. bonds 20-11 conviction also included 30 days of house arrest, two years of probation and community service. >> pam: a former stanford doctoral student is suing the government over the "no- fly list." rahinah ibrahim's lawsuit against the department of homeland security. went to trial today. ibrahim claims, she was arrested in front of her daughter, while trying to board a plane at san francisco international airport back in 2005. and told her name was on a list of terrorists. >> pam: she has denied any connection to terrorism. >> pam: oakland mayor jean quan officially has a new challenger. today, oakland city councilwoman

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