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why were we showing you bon jovi?ities who are millionaires like scottie pippen who used to play for the chicago bulls basketball, bruce springsteen, famous singer. turns out they have been receiving a lot of benefits, tax loopholes in the system that we currently have in place even though they have enough money to pay for things like tax on land and things like bon jovi is getting a break. he only paid $100 on a plot of land. >> some of the big names that get the farm subsidies and allow themselves to pay very little taxes is jon bon jovi. he only paid $100 on his piece of lamb because he agreed to raise beans on it. bruce springsteen got farm subsidies because he leased it out to an organic farmer. >> guess what? what do these guys have in common, springsteen, bon jovi. they're big obama supporters. i mean, if you're getting these tax loopholes. gretchen, work with me here. >> i thought you were going to say they're both from new jersey. >> that, too. they're obama supporters. why wouldn't you support a guy who you

i don't blame ted turner, bruce springfield, quincy jones or jon bon jovi.g what the government offers. they say i own a farm, i'll get subsidies. >> bob: it's not for average people. >> dana: we don't have them -- andrea and i don't have farms or behives or whatever. >> andrea: all the big league accountants -- >> bob: the 1% of poor people illegally removed, we'll talk about it later. the 1%ers take advantage of this. they're the ones that the law is put together to take care of. take care of the rich people. >> eric: you don't think bees -- >> bob: do you know a low income guy that will buy a bee farm? >> i don't know what one looks like. >> eric: we need to buy the bee farms. sorry to cut you off. andrea, the "new york times" told us about the three companies who benefited from obama's green energy program. >> andrea: let's see which companies are those. >> eric: $3 billion. this one right here, this bothers me. green energy. they are getting tax loopholes to apply toward the other businesses, web searching and web browsing. but they are getting obama gr

>> ok, bon jovi, bon jovi, yes, and bees, do they hold the keys to striking a super debt deal? you'll only get the answer on cavuto. another you tube moment for new jersey governor chris christie. what teachers' unions are saying now that has him saying this. >> cut the crap! ok? nities across the country, from helping to revitalize a neighborhood in brooklyn to financing industries that are creating jobs in boston or providing funding for the expansion of a local business serving a diverse seattle community and supporting training programs for tomorrow's workforce in los angeles. because the more we can do in local neighborhoods and communities, the more we can help make opportunity possible. can make it from australia to a u.s. lab to a patient in time for surgery may seem like a trumped-up hollywood premise. ♪ but if you take away the dramatic score... take away the dizzying 360-degree camera move... [ tires screech ] ...and take away the over-the-top stunt, you're still left with a pretty remarkable tale. but, okay, maybe keep the indulgent supermodel cameo... thank you. [

like the one that allows rocker bon jovi to pay just $100 in taxes on part of his multimillion dollar new jersey estate because he raises bees on the property. charles payne, bon jovi's next door neighbor, says it's taxpayers who are the ones getting buzzed in that event. he's not really. people say wait a minute. anyway, joining charles, we have gerry willis. we have charlie gasparino, always enjoy having him. charles, you find this a bit of a pain? >> yeah, i got to blindfold people to bring them to the house. no -- >> neil: that must be an event. >> realistically, you know, this stuff is egregious. there's no doubt about it. but from the super committee's point of view from the taxpayer point of view, this is low hanging fruit. i want them to really get to the real issues here and for me, that would be finding a way, you know, i know we're talking euphemism, revenue raises and all that, cut the taxes for people who earn money, cut taxes for corporations and cut spending. all this other stuff is shocking and it's fantastic, it grabs the headlines but it gets us further away from act

>>neil: we should explain, senator, in the case of bon jovi this is only part of his estate, he pays well in excess $200,000 on that property here but the fact of the matter is the portion of property that he is allowed through federal exemptions because he raised bees on the property that he gets that credit. it makes good sense to close this but a lot of colleagues say, senator, the bottom line is, without agreeing to a simpler tax system or lower tax rates in general it will never happen and you will never get there. what do you say? >>guest: well, i don't think so. we paid out $74 million in unemployment checks to people that made over $1 million a year in the last four years. we can do that. we voted that in the senate. it did not go anywhere. so the fact is, everyone says what you cannot do in washington, the american people want do hear what you can do, we can reform the tax code and make it fatherrer, there is no reason that the middle class in this country ought to be supporting benefits through the tax code and through our safety networks for people making more than $1 mill

also talk about limiting medicare and other entitlements or the rich. >> cheryl, thanks. >> john bon jovi, hidden bank charges and higher fees that people are not talking about. >> we'll tell you all about those fees and how you can avoid them. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. the best-tasting... sour cream for over four generations. it's made with farm-fresh cream that's 100% natural. no preservatives. and no added hormones. ♪ do-do a dollop of daisy keurig has a wide variety of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. because it is. [husband:] getting cold out here. [wife:] in here too. we need more affordable energy in this country. we need to protect the environment. what about the economy? what about our planet? [announcer:] at conocophillips, we're helping power america's economy with cleaner, affordable natural gas. more jobs. less emissions. a good answer for everyone. so with affordable energy that we can get to safely... we could

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singer bon jovi's soul kitchen in new jersey among the restaurants added along the way. 180 in engelwood, california, served 150 people in two hours this thanksgiving. table grace in omaha, nebraska serves 40 people every day. even training some of those people for restaurant jobs. and panera? they're just getting started, hoping to serve a million people in their program next year. million people in this next year. and since we first began reporting on hunger at home right here on abc news, you've donated muff money to help more than 1.6 million americans get the meals they need. if you could still like to help, you can. abc news/help or simply text meal to 50555 and a $10 donation will be given to eating america. >>> one more number tonight. the average american spends $700 on christmas gifts. and so tonight here, a simple question. how little of that $700 would you need to spend on gifts immediate here in america to create a job here? so, next week, we head out with the made in america team, back to where this all began, back with that first family, armed with a simpl

superstar bon jovi paid only $100 in property taxes last year or his new jersey real estate holdingsrm subsidies. >> bruce, the boss springsteen gets farm subsidies for leasing property to an organic farmer and quincy jones who produced the top selling album of all time, michael jackson's "thriller" got a $25,000 award from the taxpayer-funded national endocument for the arts for his contribution to music. coburn says as award of prestige can be given to honor and recognize such megastars but insists monetary payment is unnecessary and now unaffordable. taxpayer watchdog leslie page works with citizens against government waste. >> some of these programs are written so badly that in fact, everybody's eligible for them. the question has to be and the taxpayers have to answer it, are we okay with millionaires getting this money? >> even millionaires who are out of work don't have to spend down tear savings as fast as they might. they can collect unemployment on shoulder of taxpayers. the irs reports in 2009, more than 2,000 billionaires collected upwards of $20 million in jobless benefi

washington forcing taxpayers like you to subsidize multimillionaires like scottie pippen, ted turner, jon bon jovid bruce springsteen? we have details on this. e-mail us at malia. bothefive@foxnews.com. bob would love your birthday wishes. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you love the taste of 2% milk. but think about your heart. 2% has over half the saturated fat of whole milk. want to cut back on fat and not compromisen taste? try smart balance fat free milk. it's what you'd expect from the folks at smart balance. they will face a formidable incumbent president who will have a ton of money. and who will be willing to do manufacture he needs to do to get himself out there in front of the people of the country and make his case. >> it's so nice of chris christie to go on my facebook page for that interview. >> brian: is he saying something, the governor saying something that the republicans don't realize? >> andrea: no. >> brian: i like that it's chris christie but it's nothing new. >> andrea: anyone who thinks it's a lay sup just kidding himself. christie was being honest. obama will have the money. he has

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. >> andrea: you and bruce springsteen and scottie pippen and jon bon jovi you don't have to take yourons. you don't have to take government subsidiaries. you don't have to take any of that. >> bob: i won't take detoxes this year. >> andrea: there you go. then you will be a patriot. >> bob: these guys have something they said here. they are right. if you don't think this pomsy has favored rich people, you are kidding yourself. it's been the biggest run that anybody -- >> dana: then why aren't they willing to put their money where their mouth is? >> bob: they want collectively other people to pay it. >> dana: they want others to pay it for them. >> greg: that is the motto for leftism. other people do it. on the philanthropic side of things, people with money are able to donate. i think faith-based organizations do better job of taking care of the government. >> bob: there are organizations that give time and not their money. >> dana: you can give however you want to give. if you tax people more, it's not going to increase charitable contributions and it won't help the economy. don't jus

uptown, they call me the black bon jovi. along with the black charlie sheen. >> jimmy: oh, my god.de is weird. word up. [ laughter ] even in black standards, he's bugged out." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, that's not true. we were talking back stage. i know you love movies. >> the stage of rage the hip hop done to me. the stage of rage. >> jimmy: we were -- we were backstage. we were talking about -- talking about movies. and backstage, we were talking about -- i said "rise of the -- rise of the apes," "planet of the apes." "rise of the apes." >> the movie was great for some people but i'm old school., you know? i just can't -- i've seen "rise of the apes." i'm a big sci-fi -- me and you are brothers in sci-fi. you know what i'm saying? [ laughter ] but something made me -- to the point where i couldn't feel for a computer-generated monkey. i couldn't -- i'm old school. i like the old -- >> jimmy: you couldn't, you didn't buy the monkeys? >> 'cause i grew up on the old planet of the apes, with charlton heston. [ cheers and applause ] when he was taylor. taylor. remember taylor? bright

. >> andrea: you and bruce springsteen and scottie pippen and jon bon jovi you don't have to take youructions. you don't have to take government subsidiaries. you don't have to take any of that. >> bob: i won't take detoxes this year. >> andrea: there you go. then you will be a patriot. >> bob: these guys have something they said here. they are right. if you don't think this pomsy has favored rich people, you are kidding yourself. it's been the biggest run that anybody -- >> dana: then why aren't they willing to put their money where their mouth is? >> bob: they want collectively other people to pay it. >> dana: they want others to pay it for them. >> greg: that is the motto for leftism. other people do it. on the philanthropic side of things, people with money are able to donate. i think faith-based organizations do better job of taking care of the government. >> bob: there are organizations that give time and not their money. >> dana: you can give however you want to give. if you tax people more, it's not going to increase charitable contributions and it won't help the economy. don't

. >> bon jovi?lifornia with a lot of money to bring that franchise where it ought to be. >> why do you hate steve garvey so much? >> i don't hate him. he's got no money. he's got no money. >> he knows people who have money. >> so do i, but i'm not going to be running the dodgers. >>> coming up this hour -- thank you, david. former secretary of state madeline albright will be here onset. up next, we'll talk to gillian tett. >>> but first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill? >> good morning to you, mika. we're in store for a nice weekend. much of the country, nothing like last weekend's october snowstorm. let's take you into the travel trouble spot this morning. eastern north carolina, this rain will be exiting during the day today. it'll be long gone by the weekend. you're cold, you'll have a nice afternoon. even san diego with that chance of some showers today. as we watch that storm moving into the rockies on saturday. almost all of the eastern half of the country will be dry as we go t