leave it said ben. from the middle of the panting stack of men. nobody move said ben.

leave it said ben. from the middle of the panting stack of men. nobody move said ben. there was a brief silent. or at least when i do. sorry. that's okay said ben. patrice rolled off the bed.

leave it said ben. from the middle of the panting stack of men. nobody move said ben. there was a brief silent. or at least when i do. sorry. that's okay said ben. patrice rolled off the bed. then he flickinged it into the toilet. what's this? his head was on my which of the now. that's an orchid. it keeps coming back. one with of those extra touches that mean a lot. he stared down at this offering. it don't look right somehow. i know. especially with a condom on it. he cleaned up at the sink. he started gathering up his clothes. hang with us for a while. busy day tomorrow. >> my other job, bacheloret party. i strip for private parties. that's what this is for. he was stepping into his fatigues. apparently impressed. it ain't worth the bus fair half the time. patrice shrubbed. if a sister has a plate of ribs, there's no way to held her attention. ben and i laughed. i'm serious. tickled to his response. i am up there working my ass off and they are sitting down there with their press on nails. tough crowd. they say they like the mens, he drew out the last. but they don'

leave it said ben. from the middle of the panting stack of men. nobody move said ben. there was a brief silent. or at least when i do. sorry. that's okay said ben. patrice rolled off the bed. then he flickinged it into the toilet. what's this? his head was on my which of the now. that's an orchid. it keeps coming back. one with of those extra touches that mean a lot. he stared down at this offering. it don't look right somehow. i know. especially with a do

pretty much ben stein makes in a day. and that would be a 55% drop off in tax returns for those making over 10 million dollars, so ben stein, that's not is a good trend. >> well, it's not a good trend, but there is he' still plenty of rich people. we desperately need government revenue. where else except rich people if they have the money to buy bentleys, and they have the money to buy jet airplanes and money to pay more taxes. >> you're saying 200, 250,000 jet airplanes and-- >> no, i'm talking about people like you, have incomes of 10 million a year or more. >> you know, well, by the way, in issue of fairness, no one leaves into the 50% who aren't paying any income taxes that are credited. >> brenda: on pay income tax, too. >> neil: before we get to-- >> you have to take, you have to take away half of their net would worth to get what the bush tax cuts took away from the richest 1% of americans. >> and the entire-- >> and before we say in the issue of fairness the rich have to pay more, i am saying and let's address nif

if ben walked in the same direction, he would take time for small talk. if he was walking in the opposite direction, he would kindly nod. sadly, he passed away this past june. however, his honor will always be shared with the community of stone lake by a single cherry tree that was planted with his family on june 1, 2011. on behalf of all his civic stewardship, we honor anhim. [applause] i want to present this to mrs. ito. [applause] >> we feel so honored to accept this for ben ito. wonderful job. thank you. [applause] >> i will say just one thing. he told me a long time ago that one day he would be recognized by the city for something. i kind of thought it was a joke at the time, but it came through. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. >> commissioner lee. commissioner lee: thank you. september 4 and 5 rec and park and the table tennis association are preparing for a two-day ping-pong tournament at richmond recreation center on september 4 and september 5. i understand there will be cash prizes. one of the top prizes is a $500 price in the adult category

the ben cross. no child left ben. ben foundation. ben schooler foundation. so you think you can donate. the one we decided on is the jennifer aniston foundation. it seemed like more people would go to that. >> what is it? what? i never said that. stiller. >> please, go to see jennifer aniston naked got come or facebook/stiller foundation to find out more. >> laura: for having laughs, and helping those less fortunate, ben and jennifer are patriots. >> check out billoreilly.com where we have a great summer sale. if you sign up for a premiummen you get this cool shirt, free. do not -- do not forget to pick up a copy of "the new york times" best seller, called "of thee i zing." it is on my website lauraingraham.com. again, thanks for watching. i am laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly. remember, the spin stops here because we're always looking because we're always looking out for you. closed captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, august 17th. i'm gretchen carlson. thanks so much for sharing your time today. result

it was this time last year that ben bernanke introduced qe-2. that was an unconventional measure to support the country's fragile economy. just this year, the political environment may have proved a little more challenging as maggie lake explains. >> reporter: it was the comment that took the u.s. political world by surprise. >> printing more money to play politics at this particular time in american history is almost treasonous in my opinion. >> reporter: with that, texas governor and republican presidential candidate rick perry put ben bernanke on notice. a big new stimulus program for the american economy, another round of quantitative easing, will be met with heavy fire on the campaign trail. but many believe perry went way over the line. >> to the extent that he has people thinking that the fed doing its normal job is somehow or other a treasonous act is grossly irresponsible and to the extent that people think that perry know what is he's talking about, it does put a constraints on the federal reserve to be able to be more aggressive. >> r

>> susie: in a highly anticipated speech, fed chairman ben bernanke says we're still poised for long-term growth, but he fails to offer any new stimulus for the economy. >> i think its pretty clear that monetary policy has pretty much reached the end of the road. >> tom: meanwhile, a weekend of violent weather on tap for the northeast. new york city is prepping for the worst. >> we'd like to ring that bell over there. but it's not clear that will happen. >> tom: from the markets to the impact on travel we'll have the latest. it's "nightly business report" for friday, august 26. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: good evening everyone. ben bernanke said today the economy needs help, but he didn't offer any new action to fix it. tom, everyone was waiting eagerly for this speech from the federal reserve chairman in jackson hole, wyoming, but there were no silver bullets. susi

and sooner or later ben bernanke he's fingers. work with paper won't be able to prevent the dam from collapsing. we can't keep plugging the holes. we need to either do something about the pressure behind the dam who are rebuild the dam back to where it was before reaganomics started drilling these holes into it. the fed can't do that stuff they can only mess with an innocent money supply to fix the structural problems to address why the dam is cracking to begin with and how we can go about building a new stronger dam congress needs to stop aid to start helping people on main street and try to relieve some of the pressure on our dam. help people.

he talks about ben bernanke a great deal. he said it would be trees nouse, and he launched his campaign in houston, at a prayer service, in which 30,000 people attended the sunday before he actually got in. so whether he can weave these three threads into a quilt that makes sense remains to be seen. gwen: wen i was in -- when i was in iowa, i spoke with mike huckabee and his response is he hasn't been roughed up yet. he hasn't got into the race yet. he hasn't been in a debate yet or shared a stage. maybe we're getting carried away? >> romney said i'm excited. gwen: he didn't look excited. >> they kinds of grudgingly said about perry, well, ok, he's a really good competitor. he's a great campaigner and it implies that they hadn't had one up until now. they respect the fact that he can raise money. there's no question about that. but they said it's been a month, guys. let's see -- there are three debates coming up in september, three in a row, one, two, three, one, i guess, in california, two in florida. we'll see where he stan

federal reserve chairman ben bernanke said that no new steps will be introduced to boost the economy well let's cross live to our business desk now maureen is there a marina not exactly what the markets were hoping for there wasn't no it wasn't bill investors were really looking forward to hear what ben bernanke you would have to say about how he would improve the u.s. economy and one of the measures that we're looking forward to more is more money printing and even though i think there are rule it out he did say that would consider in september but for now it's a no and investors were looking forward to the markets improving and although there were disappointed markets and did make a comeback u.s. stocks are now trading in the black the u.s. their european markets close on the negative note but russian forces also positive so they have made a bet of a comeback so this appoints a new spot the markets have definitely over. ok i'll have more of course in business for sure thanks a lot marina i will see you in about five or six minutes and thanks a lot for more on that marina there. wel

i'd stay out of texas if i were ben bernanke.perry's fellow gop hopeful, rick santorum, who's said a few inflammatory things at times, joined president obama and others in calling the comments irresponsible. your thoughts or is that just how you folks in texas talk? >> it is how we talk. i've been saying this for months. we're going through a monetary contraction and we should print money. there is an intelligent opinion that thinks we shouldn't print money. rick perry attempted to here, but didn't have an intelligent conversation. he is putting an issue out front. i think listeners should understand. that's the role of the fed and begin to understand that monetary policy effects our economic environment. certainly, rick perry didn't do that in an artful way, but it's something we should be talking about. >> i know for once, roland is not going to say something bad about a fellow republican. >> actually, that's incorrect. first of all, that wasn't an intelligent conversation and i'm quite sure when rick perry goes to the people h

how much of that is ben bernanke? >> well, it's ben bernanke to a certain extent. looking at the markets they were relatively over sold. we saw the equity markets selling off dpor almost two weeks now. we got to the point whereas set prices were extremely cheap. selling was indiscriminate across the board. even quality assets getting sold off sharply as well. therefore, value investors came into the market, and the markets pushed higher. ben bernanke has had a positive effect by keeping interest rates on hold at the current level till mid 2013. what could have boosted equity prices higher is if you talked about qe 3. >> absolutely. do you think just by saying interest rates are going to be kept on hold and they do have tools to use if necessary is going to be enough, or would you expect qe 3 to happen? >> i do expect qe 3 to happen at some point in the near future. i don't think the u.s. administration has much left in termination of tools in order to spur economic growth. whether this will spur economic growth is something entirely different. what we've seen with

rick perry coming out firing all guns and going after ben bernanke. do you think that's the right tone to take? he said that if bernanke comes to texas he says we treat them ugly in texas. some felt it was threatening. what do you think about the tone so far of rick perry's campaign? >> i've known rick perry for a long time. he's a great competitor. he's got the best record in the country out of the last decade in job creation. he's a limited government conservative. everybody's got to decide what their tone's going to be. i think the broader point governor perry was making is the facical policies of this administration in running up debts and deficits is not good for our country. they're not creating jobs. they've had no plan to create jobs and governor perry has. i think he's going to make that contrast and he'll find his way to communicate that in an effective way to the people. >> but governor, with all due respect that's not the contrast he's making. it's one thing to go after president obama's economic record. all the republicans are doing that.

oh, shit, ben. look, a carny. >> hey. (bell dings) >> so, i wonder if there's a kissing booth anywhere close. >> 64. >> ow! ow! oh, you stabbed me! he stabbed me with a key! >> someone! someone call a doctor! >> ow! you idiot! why would you stab me? i was flirting with you. >> that guy paid me to. >> you weren't supposed to stab her, man. you were supposed to stab her! >> what?! you want to have me stabbed? >> i was going to protect you from the stabbing. >> wrong! wrong! wrong! wrong! you're supposed to let her get stabbed, hope that it hits a main artery, and then, as she's dying, you nurse her back to health, thereby making her totally dependent on you. >> oh... >> see, this is why nobody should be going off my system. >> what do you mean, "off your system"? >> my system of seduction that i used to win your heart that these idiots are ruining right now. ben's the only one who's using it properly. ben, please explain how the system works. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> are you telling me you had your face

headline reads max bernanke he under pressure to calm markets so you know ben bernanke he is speaking at jackson hole tomorrow and he's under pressure to calm these markets remember i said these printing goats they faint when they're startled so these these goats these banking goats are threatening to pass out again but i want to bring up one thing about these feints and goats according to the wikipedia older goethe learn to spread their legs or lean against something when startled and often they continue to run about in an awkward stiff legged shuffle so you don't need to faint if these bankers can just come up with an awkward stiff legged shuffle they can still stay standing you know the awkward stiff legged shuffle could be the dance craze of the season remember under good buffy's recent x x three asian they have the. it was a call to the jenkins i think advance this is the awkward standing baker dance so if you see the words ben bernanke leaning up against a wall with his gold like beard you know ok q three q three q four q five. you know that he's trying to stop himself from fain

so let's turn to the story here so the wall street aristocracy fed chairman ben bernanke is unprecedented effort to keep the economy from plunging into depression included lending banks and other companies as much as one point two trillion of public money and max this is the most important part of the sentence that goes on about the same amount u.s. homeowners currently zero on six point five million delinquent and foreclosed mortgages the numbers worked out here banks made over a trillion dollars in loans that they knew could never be repaid because they were lending it to people who had no income no assets no job but they knew that they would be bailed out by the fed to that exact amount of money and let's be honest this isn't a one point two trillion dollar loan this is a one point two trillion dollars gift on wall street they call it a forgivable loan which is code for gift. so the largest bar was morgan stanley and they got as much as one hundred seven point three billion which was three times as much as the company's total profits over the previous decade these are the company's pro

within days, ben. you know they hate gadhafi, they hate gadhafi's sons. if all of these individuals are captured alive and arrested, will they want to put them on trial in libya or will they hand them over to the international criminal court in the haig for trial? what's your gut tell you? >> well, i was in misratah in the main square when the icc, the international criminal court, issued its warrant for moammar gadhafi and saif al islam gadhafi, his son. now the transitional national council organized a rally where they had essentially written up boards or posters for people to hold up saying thank you to the icc. but when you actually spoke to people in the crowd, they were quite clear, they want to see these people not even necessarily put on trial. they want to see them executed. one man saying he'd like to stab him to death 100 times. on the one hand they want to show the world that they can act responsibly and follow the requirements of international justice. whether that means a trial in libya i

ben stein agrees. bernie goldberg on how michele bachmann is handling the mainstream media we hope you stay tuned for all of that >> laura: in the personal story segment tonight, stop cod ling the super rich. that's what billionaire investor warren buffet said in his "new york times" op. ed today. america's third richest man, worth about $50 billion said he only paid about $7 million in taxes last year. buffet's buddy president obama mentioned this during his bus tour today in minnesota. >> he pointed out he pay as lower tax rate than anybody in his office including the secretary. he figured out that his tax bill, he paid about 17%. and the reason is because most of his wealth comes from capital gains. you don't get those tax breaks. you are paying more than that. and now i may be wrong, but i think you are a little less wealthy than warren buffet. that's just a guess. >> laura: joining us from l.a. is economist ben stein. ben, it's great to see you as always. >> always a pleasure. >> laura: can buffet

people are expecting ben bernanke to make some kind of rescue plan on friday. you're saying that that could be bullish for gold. tell us why. >> an indication that there could be further quantitative easing would involve the fed printing more money. essentially devaluing the dollar. and gold is a form of sound currency. so when people lose faith in the dollar, they move into gold. so any indication that further q. e. is coming down the road i think would be good for gold. >> susie: so let me talk a little bit about specifics on gold. your fund invests in gold mining stocks, and you have three of your favorite. let's take a look at them, coming up here on the screen. gold corp., ticker symbol gg, ran gold, ticker gold, and eagle mines aem. why do you like these stocks and why should investors take a fresh look? >> one of the things that we look for in a gold company is growth. growing production. gold production globally has stagnated over the last decade. so companies that didn't provide growth generally see much better share price performance. and all three of

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