ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell along with adam lashinsky and charlie gasperino. all right, charles payne, i've seen this before, on steroids or in 3-d. >> the vice-president. united states suggesting that republicans are responsible or would be responsible for rape? which by the way is not an economic crime, but somehow they're encouraging more rape of women and then they're going to fourth grade school and talk to these kids? i remember when president obama or senator obama was running for office, he says that wives and kids are off limits. not if you use women in the idea at that they can be raped to push through a jobs bill? this is despicable stuff. >> neil: dagen, and trying to understand the meanings of the remarks, i think he's saying we have increased joblessness and more likely we'll be with these maladies and even that's a stretch, isn't it? >> it's absolutely a stretch. can we say what it is? it's crazy, it's crazy talk, but now what, these stair tactics work. >> i think when you yell it-- >> that's crazy, i was laughing. >> listening to you. >> it's b

who says that cain can't cook because he's he not the usual political dish, ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell and adam ma shinski. charles. >> you can say a rocket scientist, worked as a president and took on broken businesses and a certain grace about him and i think a great president in the sense, i don't think he he'd make any american feel bad about themselves. i really believe he is he' a legitimate candidate and glad that people are taking him seriously now. >> neil: and the credentials, 30 years, and always-- dagen, what do you think of this? he's not from the same petri dish as your governors, congressmen, present, past, hence, we don't like you? >> i think if there's ever a time in it country's history, recent history to rethink the noti that our commander-in-chief needs to have extensive political experience, the time is today. congress has 11% approval rating, near rock bottom level. people are completely dissatisfied with the way that washington in and of itself works and i think that's one of the reasons that you are seeing his poll numbers jump like they are. >> t

ben stein? >> we've seen government trying to pick winners and losers and since the late 50's and imitating the french, thinking the french had the right idea. it never ever works and it's not going to work in green jobs. let the market decide. we have a well functioning system, where it works. let's stop picking on the oil companies and let the free market make the decisions and get out of the government picking winners and losers. >> the numbers are mind biology. 500 million there, 700 million there, it's all gone, what's going on? >> we should be thankful the 300 million wasn't spent. down the way the programs have been run-- >> who has money. >> burn the money and burn the bills and call it green energy because they weren't actually using like electricity or electric heat? and that-- but the point is that you cannot just create jobs out of thin air and these programs, how many more times do we need to say the programs are inefficient, they're poorly run. loan program, for general accountable

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. >> osgood: all the doomsday talk about the post office has moved our ben stein to speak out posthasteontemplating drastic cutbacks, closing many post offices and slowing down the delivery of the mail. it may be virtually ending the postal service as we know it. this of course is because the postal service is losing money as ever more correspondents of every kind is done by free or almost free instantaneous email. but just for me, email will never replace a print or handwritten letter on an actual piece of paper. the most cunning email with moving angels and dolphins and music attached is not as touching to me as a letter some kindly soul sat down and wrote to me. i guess it's because i'm 66 years old and i can remember the anticipation of getting letters and cards from relatives mostly now long gone and girls i had mad crushes on in high school. maybe it's because when i was a lonely freshman in college, my dear old mother, then young, wrote me a letter every singingal day. or maybe because when my lovely sister went off to college, i sent her a letter every day for the first year and