you are aptimistic man, ben stein. ben stein joins me live to talk about the president's immigration policy once next in the travel ban saga, and maybe this time we'll agree. >> how is he going to fix it? judge jeanine: start putting the criminals in jail. later, you wear ivanka trump shoes? >> no, i don't. i visit one of the world's most fame to us stores to find out what america thinks of ivanka trump, her clothes and the liberal left assault on her brand. you know what? do we a favor. finds out what child labor made your shoes. "justice with judge jeanine" starts now. breaking tonight, a ballistic missile fired by north korea. the first test firing since president trump took office. welcome to "justice with judge jeanine," i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. the u.s. military said it detected the missile launch from north korea ames assessing the situation. president trump just made an appearance with the president of japan in florida but they did not address the launch. officials say they bel

you are a very optimistic man, ben stein. ben stein joins me next to talk about the travel ban policy. we are going to start putting the criminals in jail. later, you wear ivanka trump shoes? >> no, i don't. i visit one of the world's most famous stores to find out what america thinks about ivanka trump, her clothes. and the liberal left assault on her brand. you know what? >> if it has the name trump on it, i won't buy it. judge jeanine: "just now. a ballistic missile fired by north korea. the first test firing since president trump took office. welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanine pirro. a missile launch was detected from north korea. president trump just made an appearance with the premiere of japan. they believe the test missile apparently fired into the sea in response to the trump administration's hard-line position against the north. now to my opening statement. we have to stop destroying women based on the men in their lives. a woman cannot, should not, must not be junked by the man she is with. i am infuriated. th

economics at pepperdine university in malibu and former speechwriter for president richard nixon, ben stein ben. >> how are you? >> i am fine, thank you. we had this executive order, and what downing the president's going to do? you think he's going to draw up a new one or go to the supreme court? what should he do as it relates to national security and, you know, that temporary ban? >> i think he'll break it up into several different parts. he will send each out as an executive order, in the meantime, he'll appeal the blanket decision by the court in seattle and en banc court of appeals ruling. what the court did up there was clearly outrageous. never been a court that blocked an immigration order by the president since 1942. it's inconceivable what they, did it's a coup d'etat against the executive branch and the constitution. judge jeanine: do you think that they were motivated by politics? >> of course, of course. judge, i went to yale law school. we learned legal realism. judges do not make decisions based on the laws or the precedent. they make it based on what will please their frien

heather: 8 i am neil cavuto, gerri willis with ben stein and charles, all these ceos meeting at various times, keep it rolling, went to see the regulatory relief. >> you pay less taxes, a dream for everyone watching the show. heather: 8 that is not -- you left out adam. >> when you have steve mnuchin, obamacare first, tax reform is complicated, that is when it starts getting worried, it is complicated but lowering taxes ronald reagan lowered taxes and a couple years later big time tax reform. ceos are excited but have to follow through. >> one thing that treasury secretary was saying is we see it still happening, it is ready to go but in the same interview, the impact of it is late 2018 development which gets you the impact after the midterm elections. >> impact in late 2018 and not late 2017. heather: 8 the impact is because which is about normal. >> waiting that long, economy and stock market have to adjust to that because the economy is not going to reflect what a doubt 21,000 economy is if you wait that long and stock market won't rollback, down 20,000 is predicated on 3% annualized

liz: economist ben stein, ben stein's father ran economic advisers.l, ben stein appeared on cnn slamming cnn for its coverage of president donald trump. joining me now richard noise. so good to have you on. don't think ben stein has a point here? >> well, i think he does. i mean, you know, it's true donald trump does criticize the media an awful lot. well, the media criticized donald trump an awful lot and, you know, it's a prerogative i guess whether he's going to go to white house components dinner to celebrate the press. the last time he was there in 2011, the president barack obama mocked him, seth meyer, the comedian who was performing that night mocked him. all the reporters assembled laughed up. he doesn't need to go into that room. he knows what they think about him. liz: so you think they stole his thunder by saying you know what? i'm not going to show up. what do you think about that? >> yeah. this dinner became a lot less newsworthy and, you know, it used to get, you know, complete coverage on the cable networks when it happens because the

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charles gasperino, gerri willis, ben stein, kennedy is off this week. all right, charlie, do we need tax reform right now? >> i would say the sooner the better, particularly on corporate tax reform, which will, i think, be the immediate boost to jobs, although i like a tax cut and i think the more i spend and the more people like you spend and, definitely, the more ben spends, the better the economy. because he spends a lot. he's got a lot of money. when people with a lot of money spend a lot of money, that infuses the economy and i think we need corporate tax cutsment here is where the rubber meets the road. the president's going to have a plan and they're going to have a plan and then there's a competing plan called the infrastructure spending bill. and the wall. and how much of a tax cut can we have if we do both at the same time? now, it may be the point where they do the tax cuts first and leave the wall second which may-- ments it's not just that though. >> if you could do the tax cuts first, you could probably see a very significant tax cut in co

attorney ben stein not amused. good afternoon to you. >> no laughing matter at all.e been a young attorney for the federal government. i know that we have notions of grandoisity sometimes. what this court has done is approximately the equivalent of the japanese suing franklin roosevelt and claiming they should have a u.s. process stunt as the u.s. goes to war against them. the court grants them standing and says well, they might be harmed and the u.s. can't go to war against them. what the court has done here is a body blow to the u.s. constitution. i don't think these young kids should be giggling about it. frankly shocks me that they are. >> look, there's an ideology here obviously that -- they're taking a victory bow. do you think this undermine president trump's term? >> i think it shows that the snobs as we used to call them is at war. a civil war has begun in this country with the disruption of republican town halls and republican gatherings with the smearing of republicans in almost every corner of the media. obviously not in this corner of the media. i think

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let's discuss with ben stein. also hfs a speech writer for presidents nixon and ford.e to have you on. >> my pleasure. >> the president said he thinks, yes, there will be a tax cut by the end of 2017. he's promised to do this, ben, as you know in a deficit neutral way. how is he going to make that happen? >> well, he can't make it happen. >> you're supposed to say here's how. >> here's how. he can't make it happen. there's no way he can make it. happen. we're already running gigantic deficits. there's no way to make those deficits smaller. he says he's not going to increase the deficit. if he's going to cut taxes, he would have to cut spending fantastically and he can't. >> no, no, no. the economy is going to grow 4 to 5%. >> that can't happen either. this is just fantasy land. i like trump. he's a very amusing and engaging fellow. i like that he tries to keep his promises, but we cant even remotely be sure that the economy will grow. >> the economy did grow that much in the early '90s. he's saying i'm getting all these companies to keep jobs here. the stock market is

. >>> at 8:00 on the presidency, ben stein, former speech writer for presidents richard nixon and gerald ford reflects onyxen's time in the white house, his energy policies and initiatives in israel and southeast asia. >> richard nixon left israel's defense in a way that no other president ever had. >> for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >>> now a conversation from the brookings institution on republicans' plans for repealing and replacing the affordable care act. we'll hear about how obamacare works in different states and what will be needed in a replacement plan to make sure that millions of americans are able to keep their health insurance.

you are a very optimistic man, ben stein.tein joins me live to talk about the president's immigration policy once next in the travel ban saga, and maybe this time we'll agree. >> how is he going to fix it?

. >> at 8:00 on the presidency, ben stein, former speech writer for presidents nixon and ford reflects on nixon's time in the white house, his energy policies and initiatives in israel and southeast asia. >> richard nixon in confused minds of being an anti-semite -- >> for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >> sunday, in depth features a live conversation with pulitzer prize winning author dave barry. during our live discussion, we will take your calls, tweets, e-mails and facebook questions on mr. barry's literary career. >> in 1986, i moved to miami and have been there ever since and carl and i are going to talk about it but it's really a good place, if you want to be a humor writ writer, it's an excellent place to go. >> dave barry has published over 30 books including dave barry slept here, dave barry's greatest hits, and the recently released best state ever, a florida man defends his homeland. watch in depth live sunday from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on book tv on c-span 2. >>> next, a discussion on what can be done to help war-torn syria in the future a

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ben stein said that should not d disqualify him. >> he would not be my first choice.is not reflecting anything more than the prevailing view of the labor market and what restaurant merchandising is in america today. he is not a bad guy for stating the facts of what life is like in the restaurant business. >> ben stein saying his job was to sell hamburgers. that requires a skill set differently than representing the labor laws. that is what he would be doing. the president wants to cut regulation. maybe those will be labor regulation. >> a story in the washington post about how donald trump wants to cut regulation. the anti-regulation president. interesting. >>> new drama at madison square garden. who is sitting next to james dolan? coy wire with the bleacher report next. to do the best for your pet, you should know more about the food you choose. with beyond, you have a natural pet food that goes beyond telling ingredients to showing where they come from. beyond assuming the source is safe... to knowing it is. beyond asking for trust... to earning it. because, honestl

with me now is economist ben stein who served as a speech writer and lawyer for president richard nixon other side as a journalist. ben, i suppose you're not particularly surprised by this development. >> i'm not surprised and i'm not disappointed. i'm not surprised because donald trump is a punching bag in the mainstream media. and i don't blame him for wanting to go and be a punching bag in person. >> did you hear what he said yesterday at cpac where he's talking about the media? >> yes, i saw some of it on cnn as i was surfing, yes. >> so he said -- he said that he called the media the enemy of the people. which is what he said on twitter, so he said that out loud. he accused the media of making things up, of making up sources. is that -- >> sorry, i beg your pardon, i'm sorry. >> is that -- is that something you would give credence to? or what is going on with what he's saying? >> i wouldn't say all the media are the enemy. look, every day you pick up "the new york times," every day they're slamming, slamming, slamming him. i'm a great fan of cnn. i watch it quite faithfully every d

ben stein says that should not disqualify him. >> he would not have been my first choice.is not reflecting anything more than the prevailing view of the labor market is and what restaurant merchandising is in america today. he is not a bad guy for saying the facts about what life is like in the restaurant business. >> chuck schumer says he should pull his name from the discussion. he should be somebody to stand up for the labor rights of the little guy. >> the last big confirmation battle the democrats stage. you think they will give them everything they have. >>> a jump in evacuations after a crack discovered in a california dam. we will tell you what officials are saying next. with the jackson hewitt better than free deal, you get your taxes done for as little as $48 and you get a $50 amex serve® card, free. wow, that's better than free! no free software can do that. i got this hat for free. was that really free? get better than free with jackson hewitt. >>> new evacuations ordered in california over construction concerns. official s evacuating nearly 200,000 residents t

. >>> and at 8:00, on the presidency, ben stein, former speech writer for presidents richard nixon and gerald ford, reflects on nixon's time in the white house, his energy policies, and initiatives in israel and southeast asia. >> richard nixon is accused of being anti-semite, leapt to israel's defense in a way no other american president had. >> for a complete schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> sunday night on q & a, "wall street journal" investigative reporter brody mullens talks about his front-page story, about the career and downfall of evan morris, a former lobbyist for roche, one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world. >> i'd heard rumors about this guy's lifestyle for a while. so i sort of wanted to wait and see if anything else became public about this guy. and about a year later, i started looking into his life and into his campaign donations, into his spending, into what made him one of washington's top drug company lobbyists. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q & a. >>> tonight on c-span3, a discussion about peace talks between israelis and palestinians

to make this a lifelong endeavor -- neil: when you say a lifelong endeavor, you know our friend ben stein't beat the market averages, mutual funds, what have you, and maybe over time stick with it that way. what do you think of that approach? >> i don't have a problem if you don't want to do your homework, you know? but i think the average person out there, the average woman out there who used to shop at coach and then she started shopping at michael kors like six years ago knew the trend a year or two before wall street knew about it. and then when she stopped shopng at chael king ors and knew about the tre a couple years before wall street knew. what i'm trying to say is most people understand more about what drives the market because they are actually make it happen, but they don't have think confidence in themselves to act upon that information in part because wall street has spent the last hundred years telling us that we're dumb, you know? so we're intimidated. neil: you really have a peter lynch mindset, right? if you see a crowded parking lot, maybe look at the store that's doing

get into the trade, been rich and stein joins me, president of traders, what do you do it this? do you buy, short or so? i: i think you have -- bently wait. we have seen a trend off of a levels of last you, off that lower 39 level to where we are now, we are short of the key area the upside of 55, so we have been in the digestive trade for the most recent two months. i think it has been like second half of december, all of january . in this first part of february, we have been stuck in a narrow range trade from 51 to 55, so for the most part, i think the market has been trending higher. you want to be positioned with the trend to come in my opinion, but we are in a digestive and consolidation top trade on the daily end the 60 minute time frame. i think we need to see something with some real initiative one way or the other to get more information at this point. alix: the lawns are quite severe when it comes to oil, so in order to add more longs, what would you need to see? price level of fundamental? focused on the price level. a lot of attention is directed toward oil because of the story we receive in terms of the they aree as