exclusive interviews with giant of the industry coming up, including big miller of leg mason and brian rogers from t. rowe price and john levin of levin capital strategies, pretty provocative stuff. >> how about this provocative story this. doctor collected nearly $21 million in medicare payments in 2012. that's right. one single doctor, and it was probably all legal. really? how in the world is that possible, and what does it mean for a medicare system already on the road to insolvency? we do have a special report ahead. >> yes, we do, and here's where we stand in markets heading not final hour of trade today, and the dow is making a pretty strong comeback, up about 137 points, a little shy of 1%. meanwhile, the s&p 500 adding almost 15. 1866 is the level there and nasdaq, of course, so much focus on this index of late. after a three-day selloff in 2011, a little bit of a bounceback and the move continues yesterday. 52 points to 4165. >> joining our "closing bell" exchange is abigail doolittle and heath fitzgerald from money map press and jack baton rougen and peter anderson from asset manag

and wickedness that they themselves are guilty of. 15 years ago in the summer of '99, roger ailes was a guess with brian lam, and i called him up and roger ailes was instrumental in starting fox news and cnbc and rush limbaughs a career, and i asked mr. ailes.kellogg about the specialist firm that was front running the tape, and of course he blew off my question, but then five years later, the sec live veried something close to $250 million worth of fines on the specialist firms for front running the tape. so i was wonder if if you could address the questions of conservatives projecting -- i think the country will be surprised to know that our nation is run by cocaine snorting frat boys. it's really a crime if liars poker isn't turn into a major motion picture. i just saw "the wolf of wall street" and i think "liar poke we're be better. >> host: we have a lot of caller, let's leave it there. can i one in run particular direct -- >> host: anywhere are youon. >> guest: i hemmed hollywood listen to what he said. it would be great. i don't wouldn't to get trouble over that. the thing that -- one worry have

fifteen years ago in the summer of 1999, roger ailes was a guest with brian lamb and it was instrumental with cnbc and rush limbaugh and all that. and then the specialist firm, accorsi blew off my question. within five years later the knee late something close to $250 million with fines on the specialist firms for frontrunning pÂtÉ. in one and you can address those questions. the country would be surprised to know that our nation is run by cocaine snorting frat boys. [laughter] and so it's really a crime if it's turned into a motion picture. so i think that liar's poker would be even better than the willful wall street. >> host: we have a lot of callers, let's leave it there. thank you. >> guest: i will start by recommending hollywood and listen to what you said. but one morning i have for the story that i just told, it is cause an uproar and more of an uproar than anything i have ever had in my life. it was in a smaller scale than "moneyball." especially rethinking that environment. in the case you have disrupted." especially rethinking that environment. in the case you have disrupted e

and wickedness that they themselves are guilty of. 15 years ago in the summer of 99 roger ailes was a guest with brian lamb and i called him up and roger ailes of course was unsure mental and starting "fox news" and cnbc and rush limbaugh's career and all that and i asked mr. ailes about the specialist firms that was fronting the tape. of course he lieu off my question but then five years later the ftc levied something close to 200 $80 million worth of fines on the specialist firms for front running the tape. i was wondering if you could address the questions of conservatconservat ives projecting -- i think the country would be surprised another nation is run by cocaine snorting frat boys. it's really a crime if myers coker isn't turned into a major movie. >> host: shone we have a lot of callers on the line. let's leave it there. thank you. >> guest: so, can i run in one particular direction with this? it would be great if it could be made into movie a movie but i don't have control of that. the thing that, the one worried that i have for the story i just told is that it has clearly caused an uproar.

fifteen years ago in the summer of 1999, roger ailes was a guest with brian lamb and it was instrumental with cnbc and rush limbaugh and all that. and then the specialist firm, accorsi blew off my question. within five years later the knee late something close to $250 million with fines on the specialist firms for frontrunning pÂtÉ. in one and you can address those questions. the country would be surprised to know that our nation is run by cocaine snorting frat boys. [laughter] and so it's really a crime if it's turned into a motion picture. so i think that liar's poker would be even better than the willful wall street. >> host: we have a lot of callers, let's leave it there. thank you. >> guest: i will start by recommending hollywood and listen to what you said. but one morning i have for the story that i just told, it is cause an uproar and more of an uproar than anything i have ever had in my life. it was in a smaller scale than "moneyball." especially rethinking that environment. in the case you have disrupted." especially rethinking that environment. in the case you have disrupted e

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roger rabbit." he was nominated for an oscar in 1986 for his role in "mona lisa." he died from pneumonia. he was 71 years old. brianed the concert telling parents it will give kids more time to prepare for college. becky is the parents of a kindergartener at that school and can't figure it out. becky, how disappointed was your child? >> to be fair, my child doesn't know one way or another about whether she's having this play. as the parent, i was disappointed because to me, it signals a shift in maybe educational values and priorities. >> how can you seriously, with a straight face, tell the parent of a kindergartener, we have to put him in a college prep situation? >> that's the thing. the thing is when you read the letter that was sent around, which has been acknowledged to be silly, i think by the administration, the wording of it, if you look at some of the statements in it, like college and career ready, that's a real buzz phrase for the common core. every meeting that go to, you will hear college and career ready. harvard ready. rigor, increased rigor. so it's not just silliness, it's like a speaking point fo