>> come on, come on. >> neil: ben stein was at the continental congress. and ben, it's night and day, the comparison is night and day, right? >> this is a train wreck is putting it mildly. a train wreck into a junkyard, a catastrophe. they're never going to be able to figure it out. the idea that the congress voted on a bill that they did not -- they're unaware, is almost unbelievable. the fact they're making the insurance companies take even the sickest customers, it's going to drive up health care costs. it's going to be a nightmare of confusion. i feel very sad fort doctors. i feel bad for everybody. it is a nightmare. >> neil: i was surprised it's costing more. are you surprised when you get that many more on the coverage and the premiums don't go up that if you want to get the medical device, that you're going to be paying more, that bottom line it will cost more. >> i want to defend the continental congress just so you know. they did read the documents in front of them. >> neil: there was not one italian at the continental congress. >> i'm not going t

to ben stein. as you tell he is glad to be back. charles payne, dagen mcdowell. we've also got adam and charlie gasparino. charles payne, what do we make of this? >> the day we have to worry about. everybody has to worry about it. wait for the fog to clear because you will love it when you get the plan out there. we don't need to score any political points the. you can't push a plan through without border security being first and foremost and. to push something through so both sides can say to bloc of voters, we like you would be a huge mistake. >> i hundred percent agree with you the political pandering to the hispanic vote. i have never seen anything so explicit in terms of pandering to an ethnic group. >> company's utility party is whole another issue. i think when you are pandering or not the fact of the matter you s you are delayin what looked like close at hand reform. i don't know if it is good or bad thing. >> may i respectfully ask, what is connection between border security and tsarnaev brothers. they didn't slip through the border. as far as i know non

pundit, actor ben stein, there he is. w ben, i want you just to tell me where you are putting your money, your own cash. because i know you. very careful, thrifty so that even ferris buehrle would understand it. buy the market itself. don't try to pick individual stocks. don't go with stock pickers even if they ever beautiful young women who say pick stocks go. with the markets. can you buy the index fund. there is almost no commission. it buys all the stocks and the 500 u.s. industrial public owned companies. can you buy an index fund from vanguard. and for almost no commission whatsoever, buy the largest even warren buffet who has been kind enough to become my friend and my latter years has said that he cannot outperform the markets. >> you are a dedicated stock guy. you believe no matter what happens that the stock market will eventually come back so just buy the whole market and these index funds and just put it away and hope and fray pray? >> if it goes down, buy more. but over long periods of time. >> won't have any

but running argument with ben stein. you know, ben comes on here and touts the need to raise taxes and i don't totally disagree with him, but the problem is it's so much easier to raise taxes if you start boy raising taxes you'll never do any of the cuts. the only cuts that we had, when you think about it are the sort of marge nat sequester cuts and we do need-- >> it's never, we have never in this country had an experience where we have cut stuff first and then raised taxes, and it's always raise taxes and then maybe we might, you know, fiddle with the potential growth of the-- >> and adam, coming to that, what were you saying? >> we should get back to the premise the new taxes and the-- >> excuse me it's not adam lashinsky on business, but go ahead. >> all i would like to say, neil, is that all of these -- the new taxes that you listed at the outset, essential i the user fees, this is good public policy. >> you're paying more or not? >> yes, the president shouldn't have said in the campaign not one new tax. i mean, we s

to ben stein, gerri willis, charlie gasperino. >> 24,000 people in california are hired to interpret obamacare? nancy pelosi doesn't understand it, the health care industry has been trying to understand it and can't do it. the bottom line, and i'm looking at it it from the consumers point of view, your costs are only going up some 68 million people are probably going to lose their corporate sponsored health care as a result of obama-- >> how many? >> 68 million. >> at least we're going to create 21,000 jobs in california. is that really the bottom, bottom line? there's more it to this than economics? >> happened to take two minutes out of my life and started reading the 63 pages. rules for navigators and shut down after the second page. the same thing happening since day one. we were told we had to figure out what was going to be in it. we knew what was going to come. it's going to be much higher costs, all kinds of regulations and mandates, we'll get the surprises by the week, whether it's a $63 fee for just to have a fee or this. i can't imagine what this is going to costwo or thre

to ben stein, glad to see you. as you can

. >> osgood: commentary from ben stein.nation. good morning, bob. >> schieffer: good morning, charles. we're all about gun proposals and immigration reform. we'll talk to joe manchin of west virginia, pat too maniy of pennsylvania and senator marco rubio of florida. >> osgood: thank you, bob scheiffer. we'll be watching. next week here on sunday morni we'll be watching. next week here on sunday morni morning, a journey to the future. [ male announcer ] for a love that never fades over any amount of time, there's iams. with 50% more animal protein than other leading brands... ...to help keep his body as strong as his love. iams. keep love strong. i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better.

white house correspondent at the the "huffington post," msnbc contributor, sam stein, and the editor in chief of buzz feed, ben smith. gentlemen and lady thank you for joining me here today. >> thanks for having us. >> great to have you here, sam, let's start with you on this. there was a lot of talk, i mean there is always a lot of talk about president obama's strategy. some people say look he has always been a centrist. this has always been who the guy is there's also a part of strategy here. what kind of tactician is he? at this moment in sort of going out with a budget that is much further right than i think a lot of progressives and democrats would like to see. >> well let's separate the substance from the strategy. the substantively i don't think there's much in here that he hasn't offered before. everything has been on the table at one point or the other with respect to negotiations with john boehner. i'm not terribly surprised he went with chain cpi or health care savings or any of the other measures he put in there. tactically, i'm not sure, there's ways to get, to applaud it and to second-guess it. c

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