we had ben stein and charlie agreeing. >> and las vegas lost a lot of money. the odds were high. >> i am going to go out and eat a freshly baked mcdonald's hamburger. >> it's got to be hot. >>> and then sticker shock, and the ford's gang has something to get us out of the fix once and for all. find out what it is in just a few minutes, but up next -- >> you want me to point! >> they have since been reprimanded on that, and it's the not so friendly skies. what the airlines want to do to stop this that is creating hackle hackle hacklers, and squealing like a [ male announcer ] whether it takes 200,000 parts, ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time, 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whether it's building the world's most advanced satellite, the space station, or the next leap in unmanned systems. at boeing, one thing never changes. our passion to make it real. ♪ >>> police officers were forced to go on board a plane and arrest an unruly passenger. >> authorities say it was his unruly behavior on a flight from philadelphia

here to do that is ben stein, adam krzyzewski. >> enough out of you, ben. >> all right. go ahead. >> look, i mean, i think almost anyone who watched this iraq thing from the beginning to end sort of knew it was going to implode. if you look at the death tolls over the past year, if you look at the violence, it doesn't get more media coverage. but you can see it. i don't think anyone thought it would be this sort of crazy this the soon. there's no bad character. no bad actor that takes president obama seriously. if you don't take the president seriously, then you're going to go with grand am pweugzs. >>> we talk about what the u.s. done. nuri al maliki, the prime minister, is a questionable dance partner to but the it mildly. basically jettison sunni leadership. it's why the medical tear fell so quickly. and that country has been doing serious question. however, when president came out friday and said we have known this has been going on 14 months, why didn't you do something in the last 14 months. it begs the question why it is in a crisis stage now. what have we been do

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we had ben stein and charlie agreeing. >> and las vegas lost a lot of money.dds were high. >> i am going to go out and eat a freshly baked mcdonald's hamburger. >> it's got to be hot. >>> and then sticker shock, and the ford's gang has something to get us out of the fix once and for all. find out what it is in just a few minutes, but up next -- >> you want me to point! >> they have since been reprimanded on that, and it's the not so friendly skies. what the airlines want to do to stop this that is creating hackle hacklers, and squealing like a this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or... mouth breather? well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. >>> police officers were forced to go on board a plane and arrest an unruly passenger. >> authorities say it was his unruly behavior on a flightrom philadelphia to london that forced the plane to turn around. >> after that unruly passenger tried to open one of the do

. >> there no rule-makeing proces, and it is his process, and ben stein, that is my fear, it is his rule by edict. >> well, everything is his rule. first of all, adam to the contrary notwithstanding by no means all scientists believe that there is a global warming caused by manmade effects. by no means does scientists agree on that and this is one of the biggest myths of the liberals in the country, and if it is true, then of course, it is worthwhile the pay more electric bills, but it is not prov proved. we are assuming a fact that is not in evidence. the government would like to say it, but it is not. >> and ben, with all due respect, the overwhelming majority of scientists agree on this. >> and just like there was overwhelming consensus of the -- >> well, with all due respect, the overwhelming majority has been wrong over and over. >> and adding to that point and i did not mean to jump on both of you, because it was 34 years ago that 30 or 40 years ago that we would see "time" magazine stories of how the cool the global warming, and now it is a documentary that aired that scared the y

. >> here's howmezmerizeed adam and ben stein were. no comment. just stunned awe waiting for his big show on monday. >> the u.s. economy shrinking in the first quarter of the year for the first time in three years and what's the government doing about it? spending more tax dollars on more programs. try $1.3 billion on developing manufacturing centers all over the u.s. they say it will help the economy but will spending more on more government backed initiatives hurt and not help? hey everybody. welcome to forbes on fox. let's go into focus with steve forbes, mike, rick, and john. steve who better to start with than the guy that just wrote a book about money. this is a must read on how to

. >> here's howmezmerizeed adam and ben stein were. no comment. just stunned awe waiting for his big show on monday. >> the u.s. economy shrinking in the first quarter of the year for the first time in three years and what's the government doing about it? spending more tax dollars on more programs. try $1.3 billion on developing manufacturing centers all over the u.s. they say it will help the economy but will spending more on more government backed initiatives hurt and not help? hey everybody. welcome to forbes on fox. let's go into focus with steve forbes, mike, rick, and john. steve who better to start with than the guy that just wrote a book about money. this is a must read on how to protect the global economy. so is another government directed depending plan going to help? >> no, david. you just asked the question that 1.3 billion who would you rather have the fun in the hands of? bureaucrats of venture capitalists. and they aren't putting that money to work because of regulations, taxation and uncertainly. we would have much more manufacturi

ben stein will be back next week. what do you think of the developments this week? >> well, the administration has stakes too high with the pledge of no boots on the ground and the stakes are too high with the v.a. thing to be morphing into something that is ultimate ly te save your is the private sector. let it linger on and forget about the, you know, to get ing the regular doctors and hospitals involved. if you can somehow get the public to believe that there is no solution for the government-run system, this is going to blow everything out of the water. >> i wonder what the soldiers converging on baghdad think about how the veterans are treated back here as they do. you know, dee? >> well, they absolutely have to worry about it, and the entire nation should worry about it, but i am worrying about rushing through a fix for the v.a. and here is why. think about how congress often acts with urgency to treat the sky is falling problems like t.a.r.p. for example, the bank bailout, and they don't look at it as it turns out to be a costly morass, and this is pointed ou

ben stein will be back next week. what do you think of the developments this week?well, the administration has stakes too high

containing characteristics was a lot of progress has been made in germany in recent years with the ben stein seven thinks initial confinement fusion uses dozens of high powered lasers to heat a compressed tight ship fuel pellets and ignite a fusion reaction although exciting from a theoretical point of view it can be tricky to extract power from this method. there's also the talk a lark turned out to be the most practical plasma confinement system and the fact that these days every decent university or laboratory has its own talk of marcus will one proves it. the first ever talk of mock the team one was built right at the code chatzky institute in moscow. the institute is named after eagle of course shots of the russian domestic agencies also based here managing all aspects of the country's participation in the heats have projects. now holmes says he wants distant descendant which was built almost forty years ago and is the largest currently operating in russia the teatime has generated around ninety thousand positive pulses which is way over its original designation despite its age old fait

i had this debate with ben stein. i said ben, all the information is public but doesn't mean we know it. i could ask the first 100 people on the street that own apple stock, what's the gross margin? will any of them know. did the margins change year-over-year? they won't know. once the public changes, you got a great shot. i take fundamentals about 80% of the work, technical is about 20% of the work for me. >> another tool to add. if you do fundamental now, you find a company that you love, add the charts in there as well. it's going to increase probability of getting a successful long-term value. >> in my business i look at fundamentals, i'm advising companies who buy the stocks in big bulk. i look at top line and bottom line. charles: they don't have to pick the bottom. hey, i'll be offering my first investment idea very shortly. a luxury watch company whose motto is always in motion. from what i'm seeing, the stock might be in the motion to the upside. keep it right here if you want to make some money. . charles: we

you did the man show with me and also win ben stein's money. >> that's when i met you. >> jimmy: he'sview finder since 1997, and frankly it's starting to creep me out. >> this is the first time i've seen you outside of the view finder. >> jimmy: rich is moving to thailand next week. there they are getting his new house ready. all the appliances are in there already. how does that work? very good. so rich went on vacation to thailand and he got married there. and then some of the guys here suspected he had been married but he said no, no, i'm not married. it turned out you got married? >> well, we had known each other for a while, then we got married. but yeah. i didn't tell everybody right away. >> jimmy: you didn't tell anybody about it right away. the other camera guy tells me she walks all over him, literally. any way, i just want to say we're going to miss you, rich. you're one of the horniest guys i know. >> thank you. thank you for a great run. >> jimmy: thank you. guillermo, is rich your favorite guy? >> he is. he's a nice guy, yeah. >> jimmy: it's your turn for something here.

i think it was ben stein's father, herb stein who said that which cannot continue won't.pens to be that lord keens said the markets can remain illogical far longer than you and i can remain solvent. what we have is a circumstance where spanish rates, italian rates cannot be below united states rates. there shall be a time where this is going to have a very detriment tral impact upon the euro. i want to be a seller of the euro because of this phenomenon. the time is coming. it's not quite here yet. >> what are you waiting for specifically dennis? >> it will take some technical circumstance to get me to come back in. you had a period about 2.5 weeks ago when the euro traded to 140 and closed sharper on the day. you had an outside reversal day. friday after the employment situation report, you got another reversal in the other direction. that has me standing hard upon the sidelines. today's action after friday's reversal which should have followed through the euro should have gotten stronger. it didn't. my interest in selling it has been increased somewhat. you start to keep

. >> where is ben stein today? >> right. >>> back to the top story.nd obama administration is defending the exchange for bowe bergdahl for five high level seniors say it was absolutely necessary due to his health. general jack keane is here and he is a former vice cheief of te army. and howard kurtz is here, too. general keane, do you think this was a mistake do the trade? >> i agree with negotiation with the taliban when hasn't been labeled a terrorists organization. bush and obama knew we would have to negotiate with them. the second thing is i think we made a lousy deal. our terms and conditions with these five should have been tied to the fact with making sure cannot get back to the conflict while we are there. international observers, house arrest, let them be with family but no internet or phones. we made a very bad deal and we should have discussed this with congress because they would have gotten feedback about the deal. >> let's listen to susan rice: >> we had reason to be concerned his life could be at risked. we didn't have 30 days to wait.