>> but if you look at deals are additive that existed in reality we would berndt wood and coal insides nothing against wind speed their bet with the renewable initiatives in europe there leading source because of the mandates it goes back to barbarism of. >> europe was caught in the frenzy but the british government paid for this commercial. >> the weather was very strange also in some parts there were terrible storms and some could disappear under the sea. the children have to live with horrible consequences the grown-ups realized they had to do something. john: believes you to the government web site to reduce your footprint. >> we are talking about it effuse less energy it is noble? you may miss use energy but more is better to be productive. it should never be an ideal but they make the climb to more dangerous, this story is the exact opposite. the fossil fuel industry is not taking a safe climate to make it dangerous but anybody who walks outside should live in harmony with nature. >> my personal battles with pollution i can jump into the river and reduces. -- do this john: i am

that is a good reason why win that pastor who berndt the caribbean or the pastor from westborough baptist church will protest at the funerals of servicemen, they get picked up because they are loud and shrill but not representative of the overwhelming majority of either conservative or christian people in this country. but because it was the most liberal journalist don't have is conservative figure in the evangelical context and they tend to gravitate to those they hear the most about. it gives a skewed and to shed of the number of people hold liberal and christian views but also the range as well. studied by a.e.i. with results consistent with these surveys digest and ginger. between hubert -- fewer positive stories appeared with the republicans in the white house. so when you take this all together, you have a vision of the mainstream media and ends up being biased in favor of liberal or anti-christian ideas because being in control of that public narrative really does matter. just how binder changes to a story can make a difference but before i show you those pictures, one of the reaso

better than anybody 3% last year we have had a remarkable stock market lot of people watching were so berndtade defensehey don't trust it. lou: to dated made the right judgments. >> it is down 1% to day but up 30% last year. real dollars it is 28% but the real world is the stos continue when probably degeneration says i don't want this. there is virtually no correction in 2013. lou: why should there be one? with these lofty levels. >> unfortunately there is so much history that shows how long it can be an anomaly. there is volatility the smart people say i don't want a part of it. lou: but looking overall strong outlook from earnings. a pretty good rebound from housing. to the fundamentals suggest if we do have a correction and i presume you mean a full 10%? >> between five and 10 percent is what is correction in. lou: you are a pundit. >> yes. between five and 10%. [laughter] at the end of the day nobody knows where the market goes short. long term peoplhave shown shown, but in the meantime it could be all over the place and. lou: it is never a good thing when goobers starts to talk long te

public affairs show it is on five nights a week is a forerunner of cable eliot produced by martin berndt said just extraordinary great fun. to give me the opportunity when i love every day. so to interview people since they teach 895 days a week that is 50 incitements a day a few of the interview people with half of those you have 25,000 interviews. so in the book "the happiest life" every klay major viewed more than 10,000 then made a long list of the happiest people i've met but then i wrote them down in the context of what they occurred and out of that came the happiest life and jonathan was good too rigid and has spread widely in and well-received by an extraordinary array of people. the archbishop gave it a glowing review with the msnbc columnist he is always wrong but he is a terrific guest and with these polarized times somebody like hugh hewitt who reaches across the chasm of with good cheer for go the i do but i am glad he wrote that but america's finest sports writer i got to think why are sold the people so nice about the book? i was in new york during fatah blizzard larry kud

ic more allied berndt instead of the a program or a system medicaid here a.m. their overtime reseal what were mundane to me that creates opportunity on the message side isn't that would create opportunities to have more leverage. it helps to break down the barriers. don't get the rob i do have concerns about erosion the patient protection to move to the vatican a bottle so i do very attuned to to the importance of those projections put the fight over public/private will create more important if they have coverage. >> thank you for cleaning -- for clearing that up. >> what they called the strait expansion, it might not happen it will not have been with the texas solution are there in the types you fade katchis o lot of lake said texas? . .

into her hands were warms but now she is treated successfully with painkillers, hydrotherapy, of berndt cream and says she is beginning to regain feeling but she will be in a hospital at least one week. dagen: what is the long-term prognosis? >> so far it looks good. the bones are good they're hoping she will not have any permanent damage. >> it is hard to predict i hope sensation comes back in just examining her yesterday she is having some feeling come back just as her fingers are moving again. but hopefully her sensation welcome back. >> according to the university of chicago they have treated more than 20 cases of frostbite last month compared to five last year. it causes numbness so it is easy to miss. those who are exposed to extreme cold be all on the lookout for discolored skin on the neat -- the toes and fingers and also look for it in other people. your fingers are not you don't notice their frozen. dagen: of french was living in wisconsin with the subzero temperatures and somebody jumped on top of them and started to watch -- rub his face and it happens like that. >> get out