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i figured 34 years was long enough and i just walked out the door and turned it might betcha never lookedback. that part of my life is over but what i think i liken it to honestly is friends or relativet relatives have a young person that they would like to have someone talk to them about the cia. i say, i'm happy to do it. i strongly urge them to join. lord knows by the end of my career, the last few years were tough but i never regretted a single minute i was there. even when things were bad they were good. you always feel like, and i'm not just talking about lawyers, talking about anybody analyst, scientist or administrative personnel, it's a place where you go when and i think this is unique in a government agency you feel like you are making an impact everyday. believe me i was in the pecking order and i felt that way so i would unhesitatingly recommended it's an exciting place to be and i think rich -- i'm going to start telling secrets. [laughter] there's nothing like it in terms of satisfaction, fun and at the end of the day when you are on your deathbed you think did i have a wor

in the end, by the way, to jump ahead, i think that any solution to the problem is going to be i betcha guarantee by everybody involved, including the rest, that russia can keep its port there unmo lefted. that's what putin was very much concerned about. i'm not patting putin on the back. >> there is a strategic move. >> that's why he's done it in all the rest of the nonsense that you hear about putin is notwithstanding, the principle reason for all this is he was terribly concerned about ukraine turning to the west and his losing his access to that particular port and to that extent, i think the eu has a lot of answer here, trying to lure ukraine and splut it apart and anger futureen? >> do you think we can put economic sanctions on them that would have an impact? for instance, eliminating them or expeling them for a certain time from the g-8? the ruble has dropped dramatically, they are going to have some financial issues here in a big, big way after spending all that money on the olympics? this is somewhat a gamble by putin as well, isn't it? >> yes, he thinks any restrictions will b

. >> you betcha. earlier this week coca-cola found a public battle with date winters over proposed executive pay package. here is what he told our own maria bartiromo about the company's plan. >> essentially. david: taking from the shareholders pockets and transferring $24 billion over four years, maria, to management. david: wow, that's a lot of money but looks like coca-cola may not be alone when allegedly overpaying ceos who don't return shareholder value. we have will ashford, investor place contributor. will, thanks for coming in. good to see you. not only corporations people have made this charge. i think of overpaid movie stars who don't get box office revenue but are still paid 20 million, whatever it is. it happens in sports. it happens in hollywood and happens here. talk about david winters charge about mukhtar kent at coca-cola? do you think that is true? by the way, the $24 billion is 12% of the company that would be going over to management if mukhtar kent has his way. go ahead. >> that's

. >> you betcha. you have so much faith.ove that about you. >> i do. >> let's go to the overtime business. okay? >> sure. i think both carville and i have common ground. both working class guys and come from that background. i want all workers to makes a much ot as possible. there are companies that exploit workers. i was exploited on my way up by some company cans. i found a better job by a different company that didn't exemployed me. what's going to happen is fewer jobs, fewer overtime first of all let me point out that there has been significantly better private sector job creation under this. let's get that clear. >> carville, how you can say that when the median income has dropped $7,000 for the american worker? there is significant more private sector job creation under president obama than there was under president bush. >> are they janitor jobs? door man jobs? >> i can be fact checked on this throw this propaganda stuff out. median income for americans have dropped 7 grand. >> because we had a financial -- there ther

but we do love our obamacare plans and ed, you betcha', yes, we can. -- >> you got to fight fire with fire. you got to meet them on their own level, i guess. here is the war on women. there clearly has been legislation that has been put up on the state level that of course is going after women's rights. none of this was talked about at cpac. what does that signal to conservative women when they see a performance like that at conventions like that? it really is all about just being a token and also entertainment? >> well, i think we talk about this often, right. they are talking to their audience. they know their audience. and the women that are a part of cpac and the gop writ large ignore these issues. these are issues that they divorce themselves from because they say things like sarah palin that they're cheap dates instead of acknowledging the fact that women do have the right to choose, choose jobs, choose their wages to ensure they're fair. the long -- the long-standing battle of women suffrage and all these other things that have ensured women's a

betcha the other automakers are doing better? actually not, sue. all trending over lower over the last month and general motors goes, so go a number of the auto stocks. sue? >> evident in that chart. ford especially. thank you, phil, very much. >>> currently there be some six buy ratings on gm. 11 holds. 10 sells. at what point did wall street start to really worry about those recall issues? efrem levy, standard & poor's capital iq, a strong buy on gm and joins us. why do you have a strong buy given the headline risk and all of those hearings still to come on this particular issue for gm? >> there definitely is headline risk, and that, as you indicated beforehand has already affected the stock. however, we look past the current news flow and we see various fundamentals for general motors as we get beyond 2014 and look to 2015 nap primarily growth in the u.s., growth internationally, especially in china, that you were talking about on the show, and we think that the new launches that are coming, once they get costs behind them and restructure in eur

you betcha ya. >> so i would have known you were going to miss all those days we worked together. how realistic are the changes? >> the timing and so forth is real. i am happy to say that facebook is working on ai and research. but similar areas are going from the searching and questions model to a model that is more suggesting and assisting. google is experimenting with something called google now where you have now cards and it says things like how long it will take you to get to work, how is the traffic doing, and as the ai gets better -- >> a friend of mine was in a meeting. it deepbeeped and said you need go. you have a meeting in the city. >> good. another example is look at the company called ways. it is crowd source calculations about traffic to give you optimal traffic rating. there is human intelligence, crowd source, ai played to physical map that makes your life better. in five or ten years, that opening scenario will seem straightforward in one form or another. >> this will affect our sleep patterns, being on top, and massages, but it will affect us as parents as well