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and bill miller was asked what he thought about it.e biggest no-brainer in the history of the earth. that's what apple is right now to me. it makes no sense for it to trade where it, is seven times enterprise value to free cash flow, 10% simple free cash flow yield. if apple was a junk bond, it would trade 40% higher. >> when we come back, former chairman of the council of economic advisers ed lazear will weigh in on the government shutdown. the dow is up 46. bny mellon combines investment management & investment servicing, giving us unique insights which help us attract the industry's brightest minds who create powerful strategies for a country's investments which are used to build new schools to build more bright minds. invested in the world. bny mellon. ♪ running on empty, running into the sun but i'm running behind ♪ >>> well, going back one hour into trade here, the stories we're talking about, it's 7:33 on the west coast this morning, 10:33 down here on wall street. the ism manufacturing index posting a better than expected readi

. >> bill miller expressing bullishness on the sector.e said on "squawk" this morning. >> airlines are basically the cruise line industry, especially with a really bad history. very similar except for people don't have to go on cruises and they do have to fly. i've heard jim cramer talk about the shutdown being a negative for airlines. it is a negative for airlines. it's a short-term negative. >>> well, jamie baker agrees with bill miller, but regent chief financial officer thinks investors shouldn't go for the ride. there's more room to run with these stocks? >> yeah. we believe so. analysts are taught early on in their career to never say things are going to be different this time except when it's true. and this time in with regard to the u.s. airlines, we think it is. and we think there's certainly a sufficient body of evidence to prove it. we can debate the sustainability of change but i don't think there's any question that, you know, where we are today is a far different place than what investors have come to normally expect. >> chr

value investor bill miller loves it. carl icahn had dinner with tim cook as well last fight. >> night. >> gold may have had its best quarterly performance in about a year. shouldn't it be soaring in the face of a government shutdown. does this mean gold's running is done. we'll debate that coming up. fu, a confident retirement. those dreams, there's just no way we're going to let them die. ♪ like they helped millions of others. by listening. planning. working one on one. that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. that's how ameriprise puts more within reach. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the new twin turbo xts from cadillac. 410 available horses. ♪ room for four. twice the fun. ♪ ♪ >>> apple stock moving higher up by over % hitting the highs of the day straight after activist billionaire investor carl icahn told scott wapner today that not only does his firm have $2 billion invested in apple shares but he pushed hard for a $150 billion buyback in a, quote, dinner with ceo tim cook. dominic chu he

bill miller talked about the airlines yesterday. this is pretty phenomenal.he said first about the airline. >> i've heard jim cramer talk about the shut down being negative for airlines. it's a short line negative for airlines. they give you the opportunity to buy them if they go down much. >> which is unheard of. our guest host told me the theme of the future, always, a low blow. airlines would always be the investment of the future. they never worked. warren buffett said he'd never buy again after u.s. air. with everything that's happened with legacy carriers, maybe this is time. joining us on the phone is don hodges, chairman of hodges capital management that oversees more than 1.2 billionle. i notice you like the same names as bill miller. u.s. continental is first pick. is this the first time ever this might be a good investment? >> i think we've reached the point where airlines are a good investment. very much like the railroad which had a terrible history of making money back in 2004-05 began to turn around. now there's the blue chips in the market. th

bill miller as well as carl icahn both saying that apple is a no-brainer trade. you name it. does it tempt you in anyway? >> i'm not so sure that no-brainer trades exist. i have a tough time finding no-brainer trades. there is usually a reason that somebody is on the other side. i think they should do something with the excess cash whether it's to make some acquisition that fits or to pay it out the way that carl wants them to, i don't know. i'm not into it. >> but surely they can find some clever way around it. i felt when they did that big bond offering that that was going to be their indirect means of rep ppatriatiorepatriation. >> we talked about shipping and apple. you're still in coal. >> i'm not in coal. >> i haven't been in coal for two years. >> apologies for that. what are your best ideas right now in terms of new areas, new sectors, things on your radar. >> it is only a matter of time the president is gradually allowing the more export to come through. that will help solve quite a bit for a problem that we have. we have such an abundance of natural gas and we have

>> bill: why, miller? didn't want the mini series bias for hillary to get in the way of their regular nightly newscast bias for hillary. so they had to make this tough call. >> bill: saving it up. okay. i got it. now, government shutdown doesn't really effect you out in santa barbara. i mean, you are living large. you are on the beach. you are chasing the pelicans, whatever the hell you do out there. i don't know. the government shutdown doesn't really effect you, does it? >> no. billy. i don't know that it effects the 800,000 people laid off from the government in washington, d.c. folks, i don't know if you have heard, you have get two years unemployment now. and they shut the zoo down. so all you lefties who are pro-animal listen, that zoo was cruel. you should view this and see the silver lining in here. i'm not worried about the shutdown. i'm worried about when they start it back up. and i don't think the republicans are handling this well either. did you watch that wild jammy party two nights ago, bill

>> bill: why, miller? dn't want the mini series bias for hillary to get in the way of their regular nightly newscast bias for hillary. so they had to make this tough call. >> bill: saving it up. okay. i got it. now, government shutdown doesn't really effect you out in santa barbara. i mean, you are living large. you are on the beach. you are chasing the pelicans, whatever the hell you do out there. i don't know. the government shutdown doesn't really effect you, does it? >> no. billy. i don't know that it effects the 800,000 people laid off from the government in washington, d.c. folks, i don't know if you have heard, you have get two years unemployment now. and they shut the zoo down. so all you lefties who are pro-animal listen, that zoo was cruel. you should view this and see the silver lining in here. i'm not worried about the shutdown. i'm worried about when they start it back up. and i don't think the republicans are handling this well either. did you watch that wild jammy party two nights ago, billy?

and so, bill miller, carl icahn may consider it a no-brainer -- or at least they did, probably still do -- but we want to know if the stock is a can't-miss for your portfolio? let's bring in tony from bernstein. welcome back, good to see you again. >> happy to join you. >> so set the record straight on the margin issue if you could, because it seems like that was the biggest driver of the stock in both directions yesterday. >> absolutely. so investors are very sensitive to apple's gross margins. they have been under pressure over the last year or so. and the bear case is that apple's a hardware company and margins will go down. so when they provided guidance initially, the guidance range was for about flat gross margins sequentially, and that spooked investors. apple is having a large quarter. and they'll have high volumes, which helps margins. the initial reaction is, this doesn't sound very good, the margins aren't changing. what happened on the course of the call, apple said we're deferring more revenue -- and this have very high-margin revenue -- so when we make that adjustment,

that some smart person whom you admire, whether it's icahn, whether it's buffett, whether it's bill miller is taking a sake stake in a company, do you ever follow them based on that alone? >> i think as a trader you can, and there's nothing wrong with that. but as an investor, rather than follow, you should use it for idea generation. >> point of entry, not point of conclusion. >> sure. use it as the basis for, okay, what does he see here? what's happening with this stock that this illustrious investor sees there? and you may have a totally different time frame. the other thing to keep in mind is a lot of the time when we get that information, it's 45 days out of date. the 13f file is coming out six weeks after the end of the quarter. it might be a moot point. they might have sold. they might have bought more. you really don't know. i think it's a starting point. it should never be a decision point. >> or in the case of icahn, it's instantaneous because he tweets it. i just bought it. >> if it's above a 5% position, clearly you're going to get quicker information. >> he tends to take bigge

value investor bill miller made his case for apple saying it is a no-brainer. what do you think?n the case and professor jeremy siegel will be joining us, still as bullish on the market as before? we'll find that out as well. all those and lots more, ty and sue, top of the hour on "street signs." >> all right. we'll be watching. thank you very much. we'll continue our look this week at extraordinary homes for sale around the country. you got to love this. taking a little vicarious stuff. eye-popping properties fit for a dallas oil baron and to the north magnificent mile homes suitable for chicago billiona e billionair billionaires. her robbie and jamie. all right. folks, welcome. good to have you with us. let's start in chicago, jamie. no start in dallas, robbie, with a place on inwood road asking $19 million. it is a chateau. describe it, tell me why it's so special. >> it's very special. it's in the heart of our estate area, preston hallow, which is just north of downtown by five minutes, ten minutes max. and the house is on five acres and it's not that often that you find prop

male announcer ] that's great, big world frieny. ♪ >>> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the millern the french. apparently the national security agency did that, perhaps looking for recipes. anyway, secretary of state john kerry had to eat some crow. >> our goal is always to try to find the right balance between protecting the security and the privacy of our citizens. and this work is going to continue as well as our very close consultations with our friends here in france. >> no. joining us from santa barbara, the sage of southern california, dennis miller. i was going to say something but i'm not. i will let you say it whatever you want. would you spy on the french? can you repeat that i got some interference. wait a second, what the -- what the -- what the -- i guess we are all under some sort of hidden scrutiny that we are not aware of these days. spying on the french. >> yes. >> it stinks. it stinks. spying on the french. it absolutely stinks. you know something, bill, god forbid that we waterboard khalid sheikh mohammed and get hard data out of him when we can put a spy cam i

miller for allowing my bill to be included in his. thank you very much and i yield back. ker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from florida. mr. miller: i yield to the chairman of the subcommittee for oversight and investigation, mr. coffman of colorado for a minute and a half. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is reck -- the gentleman is recognized. mr. coffman: i would like to thank chairman miller and ranking member michaud for their leadership on the committee and their commitment to main teening strong oversight over the v.a. and their goal to reduce the backlog. during my time on the house veterans affairs committee, i have enjoyed the strong bipartisanship and the committee's dedication to get results for our veterans. whether it is between ranking ember kirkpatrick and i on the oversight subcommittee or chairman miller and ranking member michaud on the full committee, we all shear the same desire -- to help our veterans and do everything we can to help the v.a. operate more efficiently and effectively. fortunately for our veterans, this de

. >>> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight we have three's get right to the sage of southern california who joins us from stir into the skid on this side and say they believe in this man more than ever. >> you think they are going to do that interesting the press: -- okay bomb that care the administration knew a lot of stuff and didn't say so. so, when that happens, jon stewart on the daily show, skewer and a boom, boom. so, maybe, i don't know. now, on your radio show, on the syndicated radio show you do you have people from all over the country. are they -- what are they? i don't know because i don't do talk radio anymore. are they off the chart crazy about this or what are they? >> well, listen, as the people listen to me know that i haven't found barack obama -- i don't think he is the end of the world but he is inept and i have to either believe that he is -- you know, i have to believe he is hapless or men november -- first head they put on mount rushmore with his eyes closed by the way. no doubt well intentioned statements. i will sa

miller for his work on this bill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. miller: i want to thank the gentleman, mr. fitzpatrick, for his comments and for his support of this legislation. we had a couple other speakers that are supposedly coming to the floor. do you have anybody? no. well, then, i guess -- the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman reserves or does the gentleman yield? mr. miller: i guess i have to yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from indiana is recognized. mr. miller: i yield back the balance of my time. mr. rokita: i thank the gentleman. i thank the speaker. i yield myself the remainder of the time on our side. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. miller: go ahead. mr. rokita: mr. speaker, i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california as already yielded back. does the gentleman ask unanimous consent to -- mr. miller: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from minnesota. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentl

. >>> a bill would require all public schools to conduct criminal background checks on prospective employees. george miller is the chief sponsor of the bill. it stems from a 2010 government audit that found state laws vary on the employment of sex offenders in school. in california sex offenders are banned from working at schools but laws in other states aren't so clear. >> really isn't providing the level of assurance that people need to have that their children are safe when they go to school. >> it might jeopardize workers protection under union contracts. >>> a fire that gutted a large redwood city apartment complex last week may have been started by someone as simple as a pot left on a stove. the fire marshal says investigators have narrowed the starting point to the kitchen area in a fourth floor apartment. but it's difficult to pinpoint it more closely than that. four people were injured. more than 70 people lost their homes in that fire. the complex did not have fire sprinklers. >>> a two day search for a missing abaloni diver has yielded no results. the diver disappeared in the cove. his wife was

. >>> a bill would require all public schools to conduct criminal background checks on prospective employees. george miller is the chief sponsor of the bill. it stems from a 2010 government audit that found state laws vary on the employment of sex offenders in school. in california sex offenders are banned from working at schools but laws in other states aren't so clear. >> really isn't providing the level of assurance that people need to have that their children are safe when they go to school. >> it might jeopardize workers protection under union contracts. >>> a fire that gutted a large redwood city apartment complex last week may have been started by someone as simple as a pot left on a stove. the fire marshal says investigators have narrowed the starting point to the kitchen area in a fourth floor apartment. but it's difficult to pinpoint it more closely than that. four people were injured. more than 70 people lost their homes in that fire. the complex did not have fire sprinklers. >>> a two day search for a missing abaloni diver has yielded no results. the diver disappeared in the cove. his wife was

and tickets left to see "miller and me." bill o'reilly has more on that, as well.nterview with dick cheney would have been better had you not interrupted. too bad your ego got in the way, as usual. just absurd, bob, if you want powder puff, go other places, stop bothering me. ruben, marino valley, california, pinning the vice president down with war stats was smart and entertaining. bill, i take issue with your reference, that people get the government they deserve, not all of us are in it together. the history of nations collapsed because the majority didn't pay attention or do anything about it. and in birmingham, all the year of talking points, no truer statement, people get the government they deserve. out of new jersey, atta boy, bill, keep giving obama a pass and maybe he will come on your show. people say he is incompetent, but he knows exactly what he is doing, he wants america to be a socialist state. just so you know, joe, you are taking a very extreme position, what i do is analyze the facts and then i give them to you. scott, casselberry florida, i tota

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david miller is tracking it town. >> bill, new york police detective, a ten year veteran is charged withng and criminal mischief. with a glove on his hand he shattered the window on the suv. the officer waited three days after the tell his bosses he took part and denied being part of the melee. he had to turn in his gun and badge and expected to be arraigned. he department help the suv drivers because he was afraid of being exposed as a cop his life would be in danger. the authorities questioned that explanation because when it happen he was not on duty. >> so far, detective is the only cop charged with taking part in the rampage. and slated to be a reasoned today another civilian biker. 32-year-old clinton kaldwell is charged with gang assault and seen on a video reviewed by the investigators beating the suv driver. the nypd released four images of persons of interest that they would like to speak with regarding the investigation. authorities are scutinizing the evidence to make sure those responsible are held accountable. and a word of caution here. on the day of the incident. pen moto

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bill daly. and national intelligence insider john miller shows us how some countries are doing a better job thanhe united states. and he is regarded as one of the worldest best cell cellists. onon ma will be here in stewed -- owe yoyo ma will be here in studio. >>> the bare kids around the merle morals are down. >> the. signed the bill just after -- the president signed the bill just after midnight. it's still temporary. delia goncalves is live on capitol hill with more on what passed in this band aid compromise i guess we could call it, delia. >> reporter: right. still a lot of work to do. this morning in just about an hour or so, lawmakers will begin negotiations on a long- term plan. as you said, andrea, this is just a band aid fix. even though we have a deal this morning and avoided default, the damage is already double. an american -- and american confidence, international reputation and lost revenue from local businesses. standard&poor estimates the 16- day shutdown took $24 billion out of the economy. the law signed by the. just after midnight funds the government till mid-january, raises

he and beverly displayed that, as congressman miller has said, on a weekly, daily basis. i am a democrat, billas a republican. it is not make any difference. he was an american, i was an american, and we serve our country together. no one served a better than bill young. he chose to see our differences as slight, and our common purpose as great. he always chose civility over partisanship. he was a skilled legislator on behalf of the people of florida, on behalf of his country. on behalf of the members of the armed forces, and the defense of this country. he was a champion of veterans and their families, all of whom, where everybody lives, he viewed as his constituents. this bill to rename the va hospital in bay pines florida, which i am proud to cosponsor, is a fitting tribute to his devotion to our veterans and our troops. though he represented longer than any member of the house in this industry, he was originally from a coal mining town in pennsylvania. it was there he learned many lessons of the hardships of family and to learn that what they need would be in their reach. he never forgot t

that, beverly displayed as congressman miller has said, on a weekly, daily basis. i am a democrat, bill was a republican. it is not make any difference. anwas an american, i was american, and we serve our country together. no one served a better than no young. -- than bill young. differencessee our as slight, and our common purpose as great. he always chose civility over partisanship. he was a skilled legislator on florida, the people of on behalf of his country. on behalf of the members of the armed forces, and the defense of this country. champion of veterans and their families, all of whom, where everybody lives, he viewed as his constituents. this bill to rename the va hospital in bay pines florida, which i am proud to cosponsor, is a fitting tribute to his devotion to our veterans and our troops. longerhe represented than any member of the house in this industry, he was originally from a coal mining town in pennsylvania. it was there he learned many lessons of the hardships of family and to learn that what they need would be in their reach. he never forgot that. he was a great memb

seattles held by people like colorado republican mike kaufman, california republican gary miller and the one vacated by bill young. republicans could lose all of these and still hang onto the majority. if you toss in the seven democratic seats that the nrcc is targeting in districts that mitt romney won last year but democrats won the congressional seat, the party's margin for error gets even better. joining me is republican congressman greg walden, the chairman and member of the energy and commerce committee. congressman walden, good morning to you, sir. >> chuck, good to be back with you. >> let me ask you the basic question. do you think the republican majority in the house is in jeopardy in 2014? >> no, i don't. in fact, i think we have an opportunity to grow seats in 2014. midterm elections are usually a referendum on the president and his party. and this president's got a lot of answering to do from certainly obama care and the economy to nsa and other topics that i think are going to be foremost on americans' minds when they go to the ballot box in the fall of 2014. >> if this were october 2014 and n

. >> george miller hasn't been able to get a bill to the floor. >> i think they want to keep the systemss simple and not make changes. they like the way things are. and whenever you push people out of their comfort zones, you know, it's an issue. >> i mean, they're comfortable with the situation because they're making a ton of money or they have made a ton of money. >> well, and their systems are set up in certain ways. you know, this is gonna be a big change. >> we wanted to ask david wray, who's been so bullish on 401(k) plans, one last question about what the future holds for people like terry and donna mcnally and kathleen coleman, who you met at the beginning of this story. >> dedicated, loyal. i can be there. there's nothing standing in my way. >> thanks. >> thank you. need a babysitter? [laughter] >> most of the people that we've talked to who are 50 and 60 years old... >> right. >> and have sustained these losses say there is no way they're ever gonna make them back. >> right. >> do you agree with that? >> i think we have to be truth tellers. i think that when a person has hit th

bill? i heard you say that and i heard mr. miller say that. that was my question to you. you said it once. mr. miller said it twice. i made note of it each time. that's my question. that's what you basically want us to do. you want us to make it the law that an investment advisor would have to have a fiduciary standard to do in the best interest, if you will. i yield to the gentleman. mr. miller: i think the law should reflect that, absolutely. mr. garrett: ok. earlier i said, i often wonder whether people who come to the floor to oppose some of our bills actually ever read the bill. now i'm going to go further than that -- mr. hensarling: i yield the gentleman an additional 30 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for 30 seconds. mr. garrett: i wonder if the people who oppose this bill actually know what the law is. the law is and has been for keck aids, if you're an investment advisor -- for decades, if you're an investment advisor, you already have a fiduciary standard with your client. that's the current law. as an investment advisor and someon

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miller. more worked up. >> is obama care -- >> they don't have hospital visits. bill ayers, yeah, has a book out.u to buy it. so he makes money. >> you're a waste of a dust jacket, okay? you're a man, a ponytail in search of a man your entire life. is there anything said than the boy who feared the man becoming the old man who is the man? do you think he would stand at a pharmacy counter arguing over a co-pay? you're a hack, all right? >> we invited him on and he wouldn't come on. are you surprised? >> no. is there anything sadder than a radical who's on pension? you are sitting on a log telling me not to trust anyone over 30. he's the guy. >> "killing jesus" has sold copies. what do you think? >> he doesn't even know what that book is about. >> i say this book is going to sell 2,000 copies. a lot of giveaways in that. all right. we haven't seen one of your close, personal friends. vice president biden. and your theory why we haven't seen him? >> because plugs mckenzie. they can't talk when it hits the fan. they've got him up at camp david. he's running around all day in a line clock going, hey,

as david lee miller reported al-libi could get counsel from preapproved lawyers. get who will get the bill? >> this is not so uncommon in everyday courtrooms people who can't bay for a lawyer are assigned one by the government. when you want to figure out how much this will cost, a lot of it has to do with what is happening today. the jung is going to ask the government, if we go to trial, how long is your case going to be? the case is a month, going to be one cost, if it's four months, it's other different cost. are you seeking the death penalty or not? i don't believe they are seeking the death penalty here. but if they were, that lawyer gifts to get paid a little bit more. and there's usually more lawyers involved. but when you really do the breakdown, it's the government costs that are astronomical here. >> lefts take that aside. also working our legal system, you, work through legal research and there's a possibility this guy was picked up october 5th october 5th outside tripoli, he was questioned vigorously, we're told, on a ship, the uss antonio. people might say that wasn't at all

bill gates. our winner is mike miller from maryland. congratulations. >> yep.ch is coming out in a week or so. >> november 5. if you order now, you should get it soon. >> it's a good book. we have some headlines for you now. militants in iran reportedly planning a grand day of death to america. it is to coincide with the anniversary of the storming of the u.s. embassy in trane on november 4, 1979. the rally will include a contest for best anti-american photograph, poster, video, or charter. >> thousands of catholics gather not guilty saint peter's square to celebrate family day with pope francis. during his homily yesterday, he told those in attendance to find joy in their everyday family life. >> good advice. >>> less than two hours, ellis island is set to reopen a year after being submerged by super storm sandy. >> now more from ellis island, big doings there today, stacy. >> reporter: yeah, big day here today. 9:30, the first boat will arrive with visitors. for more than a year, when sandy came through almost one year to the date, it completely flooded ellis

miller, chairman of the house veterans affairs committee. >> i thank the chairman for yielding. billisxplain why this necessary. last weekend, the administration revised its initial shutdown contingency plan with the following statement relating specifically to the effect of a prolonged shutdown and what it would have to be va. has accepted claims processor so it can continue to process claims and beneficiaries will continue to receive their payments. however, those benefits are -- are provided through mandatory funding on that funding will run out by the end of october. at that point, the va will be unable to make any payments." this means absent a deal on a cr, has accepted claims processor so it can continue to process and we have anxiously awaited the senate to do there, negotiate with the house -- payments to veterans and their survivors that are due in november for a variety of benefits that have been earned by that veterans are on several service may, in fact, be in jeopardy. that would mean a suspension of over $1 billion per month in gi bill tuition payments to nearly one mi

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miller. tonight, the d-man will comment on congress, biden, and the terrorists bill ayers. ♪ all my life ♪ ier knew what i could be ♪ what i could do ♪ then we were new. >>> also coming up, yes, sir, paul mccartney has a new album coming out. will the younger folks support the older beatle? we'll make a prediction. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. you are looking at a live picture from washington, d.c. where the senate is voting to reopen the government. we expect that vote will pass fairly easily. so, what we're going to do is we are going to wing it here for a while. get a little vote and we are going it do our regular factor. but, the president may speak during this hour. if he does, i'm going to throw to my pal bret baier who is standing by in washington. you down there, baier? >> i am. hi, bill. >> that a boy. >> i am working indeed. >> if barack obama comes up to curtain call, whatever is he going to do tonight. i'm going it hand it over to you and can you take it, all right? >>

miller. for tonight's politically corrected correcting karl rove i was once o'reilly factor bill o'reilly had rove on to explain the big disability he believes explains the increase in social security disability recipients rove attributed the increase in social security disability recipients to a lack of fraud protection in programs like social security and medicare take a look at. private insurance companies have a financial necessity of making sure they stop fraud there are no fraud protections in medicare medicaid social security none in fact rove is just plain wrong medicare medicaid and social security all have fraud prevention programs in place to check prevent and recover money from any cases of fraud department of health and human services recently released a fact sheet about the medicare fraud program that details the variety of laws in place that punish medicare fraud which criminalizes the government being overcharged or knowingly defrauded by medicare recipients doctors or third parties for example between two thousand and two thousand and two florida governor rick scott's columbi

miller. tonight, the d-man will comment on congress, biden, and the terrorists bill ayers. ♪ all my life ♪ ier knew what i could be ♪ what i could do ♪ then we were new. >>> also coming up, yes, sir, paul mccartney has a new album coming out. will the