you all know what bull [bleeped] looks like. look, why am i telling you people? let's drill down to the core of this thing. >> tonight it is romney unplugged as the g.o.p. presidential nominee delivers his sharpest critique of president obama and the entitlement society that he enables. according to the census bureau, in 2011, 49% of americans lived in a households where at least one person received a government handout. >> jon: this is the core of bull [bleeped] mountain. the 49% entitlement society obama enables. that is the core of the bull [bleeped] nation fiction that somehow only since obama, the half of americans who love this country and work hard and are good, have had the fruits of their labor seized and handed over to the half of this nation that is lazy and dependent and the opposite of good. i'm sure there's a better term for that. in that 49%, hannity is including those on social security and medicare, or as i like to call them, his audience. demographic tv audience slam. but perhaps mr. hannity is understating the problem, for there are many more o

the bull finally means business? >>> flood in florida leaves stalled cars and when a driver tries to squeeze by. >> watch what happens. >> why hitting a mercedes was probably a bad move. >> see how a horse managed to take a load off. >> that's not like somebody on the other side of the camera? >> it's not. >> it's not. >> don't ever think it, folks. just go along for the ride. >> that's weird. >>> our first video today is of a pretty remarkable rescue, but the details of this rescue might surprise you a little bit. what you're seeing is the rescue of 58 haitian refugees. they're all on board that very small ship and according to reports, they had been lost at sea for around 22 days. >> whoa. >> i think ship is a generous word. that many days, 58 people. how did they fit? >> this rescue came to be because of the "allure of the seas," royal caribbean's largest ship, the world's largest cruise ship. they are the ones rescuing these refugees. you see a rescue boat from the "allure of the seas" heading towards this small

sent to every resident reading if you have a pit bull or cross bred pit bull mix you must get rid of it immediately. charles edwards is representing joe who has lived here since 2008 and who owns this dog which mayor ney not be a pit bull. >> it can be anything. i know it when i see it. >> reporter: he has no plans to get rid of his dog. >> he considers it part his family. >> reporter: and his options are limited. >> a lot of them are low income or no income that are relying on the homes for shelter. they couldn't go out in to the open market and get a home because they couldn't afford it. >> reporter: the attorney has filed a lawsuit in court asking for an injunction against the state and the apartments arguing that the right to due process is being violated and that his property is being unfairly taken from him. >> what's in the best interest of the community may be to ban pit bulls and anything that looks like one but they do that understanding that it's not in the best interest of each of the individuals who will be homeless. >> reporter: that ruling from the court of appeals app

buttner, this is bulls and bears, here are the bulls and bears, gary b smith, tobin smith. jonas max ferris. and welcome everybody. gary b, is economic patriotism exactly what the economy needs? >> well, not this version of economic patriotism. you know, i think this plan is going to do a lot more harm than good, brenda, especially to the country's bottom line. look, i went through the plan, obama's plan. i went through his tv commercial, three things jumped out that just didn't make any sense, one, he wants to-- one, he wants to cut tax breaks or companies that outsource. when companies outsource the net effect is to create more jobs that were here. people were able to buy goods cheaper because companies are able to make the goods cheaper and buy goods cheaper and spend more money in other sectors, two the other they think he wants to do, he wanted to invest in education and training programs. that's all well and good, brenda and we know that's going to cost millions and millions of dollars, but that's not how the economy works. >> gary b, it's spending more, what does tha

if you have a pit-bull or cross bred pit-bull mix, you must get rid of the animal immediately. charles edwards is representing joe week who has lived here since 2008 and hones this dog. >> a pit-bull can be anything. >> reporter: he has no plans of getting rid of his dog. >> absolutely not. >> reporter: and his housing options are limited. >> a lot of these people are low income or no income families that are relying on armsteady homes for shelter. >> reporter: his attorney has filed a lawsuit in federal court asking for an injunction against the state and armsteady gardens arguing that his rights of due process is being taken from him. >> but they do this understanding that it's not in the best interest of each of the individuals that will be homeless. >> reporter: reporting for "good morning maryland," christian schaffer, "abc 2 news." >> ruling from the maryland court of appeals applies statewide. this is the first apartment complex that we'll hearing of plans to get rid of all pit- bulls. his attorney will decide this month if he will file and injunction. we'll keep you pos

or bear. >> sort of will bearish, but bull esche u.s.enda: jonas your prediction. >> most 10 million dollar stuff looted from the total refund, returned this week and now go back to picking winning bonds top management, and up 10% in the year. >> brenda: and kyle, are you a bull or bear. >> i'm a bear, stay away. i like the equity markets. >> brenda: you know what you've absolutely got to like? neil cavuto. cavuto on business. it's coming up. ♪ >> all right, forget about the festival cliff that's coming. how about a fiscal crisis that's already here? hi, everyone, i'm neil cavuto on fox on top of getting on top of a 16 trillion dollar monster. it's something republican vice-president nominee, paul ryan, is pitching. why did he end up ditching the president's own debt commission? it's something i asked him this week. >> well, you mentioned bowles simpson, sir, and you voted against that. >> i like that

you're not riding the bull. >> no one is riding.odeo clown. >> this bull got you with his horns. what does it feel like? >> when they were in the air i opened my eyes, like dude. >> did you get injured and would you do it again? >> this time i wasn't hurt. people were like, [ inaudible ] and actually i did it again and i tried to jump a mexican bull and i failed. >> so have your parents said anything to you about your hobby? >> you think i showed this to my mom? >> i don't think so. >> one more question for you, max. you said you're always up for a fight. are you afraid of anything? >> yeah.çó >>> two stray dogs and the guy who wants to help them. >> good girl. >> he starts earning their trust. >> see how the rescue ends, next "right this minute." still to come -- his unit is pinned down by enemy gunfire so he heads down the hill toward it. >> basically he's using himself as bait. >> pretty much. >> oh. >> see his courage under fire, next. >> it's the parking lot rescue with one big question. >> what is that. it's like -- >> he uses

and much more is david kotok chairman of cumberland advisors and author of this book from bear to bulls with e.t.s. and first thank you so much for being on the show i really appreciate you being here today nice to be with you it's great to have you so let's talk about europe because last week we had the decision from the e.c.b. of the o.m. team program the unlimited bond buying program tomorrow there is an expectation that a decision will be handed down from the german constitutional court on the e.s.m. but let's back up because you describe this whole european saga as a dance of the fireflies what is the dance of the fireflies well i was looking for a metaphor and if you think about fireflies in the dark evening in the summer night you see them flash you see different mosaics appear and you're not but you're not really sure what's there you are it's not clear you turn on the headlights of your car and illuminated things the fireflies immediately stop but you can see very clearly turn your lights off and they resume we've had an ongoing greek tragedy with lots of actors in your and it'

you're a bull here, ken, right? explain why. >> basically we still have a fair amount of skepticism, as john temple ton famously said, bull markets grow on skepticism, die on euphoria. we clearly haven't gotten past the skepticism phase. people are optimistic about their own lives but skeptical about everything else. and, therefore, we're going to move from that skepticism eventually to some form of optimism or lack of skepticism, and that means people who haven't been in the market will get in. they will capitulate and push the market higher. >> do you have a time in mind or wait for the signals to tell you that change has happened? >> this year we started a process where very large stocks started outperforming. usually that happens just 40% to 60% through the way of the bull market. i think we're halfway through the bull market and we have several years fully to run. >> the comments we hear out of federal express, caterpillar, norfolk southern, intel, the market looks past those and wants to believe the fed with t

confused, the bull puts his head down. he's defending himself from the perceived threats around him. chaos follows. he plows ahead, head down. the bull appears to gore a woman here, but she's okay. as the half ton of testosterone pushes his way forward, then unexpectedly he gets stuck. struggling, tired, out of gas, the bull settles in. in minutes, the bull is sedated and removed from the stands. seven people are hurt. miraculously, no one is killed, leaving bullfighting critics to demand an end to what they call a cruel and unusual spectacle. >>> coming up -- >> they're crouching. >> a pride of lions runs down a baby buffalo. >> this lion jumped on the baby, dragged it into the water. and you could hear the baby screaming. you really could. >> a hungry crocodile wants a piece of the action. >> and i saw this huge crocodile grab a hold of the baby's rear leg and try to drag it into the water. >> when "caught on camera: survival of the fittest" continues. most of the pain i experience is neck pain that also becomes headache

. >>> and running from a bull. he should have done it as soon as the bull was released. the video that should be titled, "sorry, bro. it's too late." >>> we're going to get our show started today with a frightening moment caught on camera. >> wow! ah -- >> [ bleep ]. >> wow, that went down quick. >> went down incredibly quickly. at the bear river reservoir in california, and this suv apparently went down the boat ramp, ended up in 30 feet of water. >> oh, my goodness. >> now, according to the poster of this video, the boat ramp was actually closed for loading boats because the water level was down. >> oh, my gosh. was anybody in the car? >> there was someone in the car when it first went into the water. according to reports, a guy was asleep in the back seat of the car as the car started going down the boat ramp. he was able to crawl out of the window in time before it sank, but the strange thing is, he just happened to be parked near the top of the boat ramp, and while he was sleeping, the car ended up rolling down the boat ramp into the reservoir. >> hmm. >> according

or cross breed pit-bull mix, you must get rid of the animal immediately. and one attorney said that resident has no problem of getting rid of the dog and that leaves him with no other choice but to go to court. >> they could not go out into the open market and get a home because they could not afford it. >> and the attorney that we just heard from said they have filed a lawsuit in federal court that the resident has the right to due process and is being violated and that his property is being unfairly taken from him. >>> a status hearing will be held for a suspected white house shooter. his me is oscar hernandez. he's from idaho. the police arrested him after he aimed a rifle and opened fire in the direction of the white house hoping to shoot the president. it happened in november of 2011. the president and his family were not in washington on that day. >>> orioles remained tied for first place with the yankee right now after sweeping the rays in a three-game series. game three yesterday took 14 innings. but the o's pulled it out in the end and they won 3-

market duration of all the bull markets going back 80 years. that department mean the bull market is going to end tuesday, but suggests it's becoming increasingly important top manage risks, particularly if you look out past the election. >> tom: but between noup and then, there's a potential for volatility. what does history tell us? >> it's expected to be volatile in this two month period. we're almost exactly two months out from election day. the historical odds are there's not going to be a dynamic move in the market. in fact, there's only been two instances since 1940 in which the market has moved over 5% in this two month period. but here's what's interesting. these two months, from the stock market standpoint carry a 90% probability of predicting who will hold on to the white house. what i mean by that is if the stock market is up between now and election day, then odds are 90% president obama will hold on to the white house. whereas historically if the market is down between now and election day, the odds are in favor of romney and the

bulls be and bears, on the fox news channel. keep it here. >> brenda: unions beginning a big in their battle making collective bargaining a constitutional right in michigan. the state supreme court ordering that referendum to be put on the ballot this november, but over in wisconsin, they're starting to see the badger state's budget improving after governor scott walker rolled back the power. and toby, which state has it right? >> and i'm looking at the numbers here. and my gosh, wisconsin, they're not that far apart. i don't know if you know the geography there. >> thank you, toby. >> and number one, and any way you measure it, unemployment rate, the debt, the way that they-- the taxes have gone up, by dropping rate and they're the quintessential state like the mind warp. and somehow michigan's gone into a time warp and just gb back to the 1960's, we're going to do greatere or maybe through the 1990's, i don't know. but wisconsin up. michigan needs a brain check. >> brenda: what do you think, susan? >> well, i think michigan is

hi, everyone, i'm brenda buttner, this is bulls and bears. here they are, the bulls and bears this week, gary b smith, tobin smith. jonas max ferris along with larry glazier and susan, welcome to everybody. so, larry, unemployment still above 8%, what is it going to take to get the job market roaring back? >> sure, well, the president's jobs plan is just not cutting it, and you know, we know when we dig beneath the surface, the situation is much worse than the headline data suggests. we know that the underemployment rate, a comprehensive data level is 15 mers in this country and know that the labor participation rate, a reflection of whether people are actually looking for jobs is at its lowest level since the early 1980's, their wages are barely keeping pace with inflation. >> how are we going to get better, larry. it's only a half hour show. >> how we're going to make it better by getting the unskilled workers skills for. that's how we're' going to make it better. >> brenda: this is the 30th month of job growth and-- >> and we're better off

the app, and. >> brenda: toby bull or bear.

the bulls and bears this week, terry b smith, tobin smith. and jonas max ferris, and who is right about it, the markets or big businesses? >> well, big business is right about the economy. you can believe them or not. they have no incentive to tell you things are bad. doesn't help the stock prices, what's really happening if you look at data points, the economy is loge down. new orders going down. trading partners going down. manufacturing going down and employment-- here is the rub, the change, bad economic news means good things for the the stock market. the stock market is not saying that the economy is recovering. the stock market is saying we're going to get more stimulus from gentle ben, more stimulus from mario draghi. not an expectation of recovery. >> those are the central bankers printing money and putting it into the economy in the hope of making the recovery pick up. but, toby, i worry about looking at individual businesses, because, individual things drive them and it may not be a good read on the entire economy. >> if you worry

second bull case, housing and auto recoveries. neither of them -- housing is not spectacular but it is getting better, corologic repo t reporting 3.3% year-over-year and autos probably sell more than 14 million this year. under the bull case, i put a europe and china slowdown. why? we talked about over a year, we're seeing signs as they slow, capital is coming to the united states, especially in real estate. >>> the three bear cases for stocks, the same one, europe-china slowdown, also the bear case because we don't know how the movie is going to end. if you listen to the rabinni's of the world, we're all doomed. average company growth is slowing so the market may not command as high of a multiple and yield, fiscal cliff and we will pull a thelma and louise unless congress gets their act in gear. >> you just heard from brian the bull case and the bear case. let's see what our guests think. james camp, manager and bob. thank you very much for joining us. bob, i will start with you. you have to pick one, bear or bull for september.

bulls -- pit bulls from this home. >> what he uses them for, i do not know but he is always -- has always had a lot of dogs. but she saw police checking out the house across the street from her mother's home bonds capt. lane in alexandria. >> they're looking over the fence and banging on the door. >> there were large dog cages and a sign warning to stay away. authorities confirmed they raided this home, saved several pit bulls and charged a man with being an unfit owner. >> it is disrespectful to the neighborhood and the community and animals. >> number -- neighbors have complained before and fear that the animals could have been sold to those who participate in dogfighting. >> operations like this take dogs and turn them evil. >> an investigation has been lodged in more charges -- and more charges will likely be filed. >> this is a man who loves his dogs, pretty much. >> he says there will taken care of, friendly pets and he cannot imagine them being connected to something sinister. >> it is sad that over an allegation the come take these dogs and make this individual out like he has a d

the wild bull lives no more. his shepherd, the wild bull, lives no more. dimusi, the wild bull, lives no more. i ask the hills and valleys where is my husband. i say to him, i can no longer bring him food. i can no longer serve him drink. the jackel lies in his bed. you ask me about his reed pipe. the wind must play it for him. you ask me about his sweet songs. the wind must sing them for him. satur, the mother of dimusi, weeps for his song. once my boy wandered so freelly on the steppe, now he is captured. once dimusi wandered so freely on the steppe, now he is bound. the ewe gives up her lamb, the goat gives up her kid. my heart plays the reed pipe of mourning. in a place where he once said my mother will ask for me, now he cannot move his hands, now he cannot move his feet. i would see my child. the mother walked to the desolate place. she looked at the slain wild bull. she looked into its face. she said, my child, the face is yours. the spirit has fled. there is mourning in the house. there is grief in the inner chambers. the sister wandered about the

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now, on a great bull market, like the one at 2009 almost has to double. we saw this success of investing in the new high list over and over again. the same stock would hit new high after new high after new high. following them turned out to be a great way to make money, even as the bears claimed endlessly that the bull market was false and couldn't be trusted. listening to the bears caused you to miss out on one of the greatest rallies in history. i got to keep you from ever doing that again. generally speaking things have worked well and things that have worked well continue to work well. i am not saying you can chase stocks that are hitting their highs because they'll keep going higher. i'm sure some of you will no doubt qualify, that's what i'm saying, i'm sure some of you will pick only -- that would be the ultimate in foolishness. i'm not bozo the clown offering bozo behavior. if you want to identify stocks that will be winners in the future, looking at biggest winners in the present has tended to be a pretty good place to start looking. that's the t

pit bulls...ecently branded by a marrland court ruling thht calls the pure bred dogs "inherently dangerous.." the ruling also makes not only dog ownees but prooerty owners now liable for pit bull related incidents......(mr. prake/spca) "it's causing people to choose between giving up their pets or giving up their homes..".......it's a move that has shelters, including the maryland spca, handling more unwanted pets. david drake says, since the ruling, they've received several phone calls from concerned ppt owners.. and a number of returns.. pit bulls dropped off, left to find new homes.......animals, unjustly &plabeled, says drake, bbcause of a court ruling.(drake) "no, taaget any particular bbeed of dog. it has much more to do with how the dogs are cared for than any breed. it has much more to do with how the dogs are cared for than any breed. you know, 10 years ago, rottweilers ere german shepards." meanwhile, the shelters struggle to finddpeople to adopt the dogs.(ms. wiley) "the kids, my kids'

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then earlier this week, we got the validation for the bulls, not bears.was the only kick in the teeth for the bears. many short sellers believe it is a scam. questcore said the u.s. government made them eligible for significantly lower medicaid reimbursement on achtar. in the past qcor didn't make money on medicaid prescriptions. they paid a 100% of the cost back to uncle sam. now they reinvest for 21.3% of the drug. it went from a drag to being a money maker like that. this could mean an additional $100 million next year for them. more importantly, validation of its product. and medicaid will pay up. you better believe insurance companies will, too. today we got strong prescription data which sent it up another couple of bucks. so clearly doctors like this, too. here's the bottom line. sure, it's a battlefield. even though the bears seem to be fighting a little dirty, i'm confident in the bulls here. the growth of questcore's only product is such a terrific story. plus the fact that there are so many short sellers, anytime we get good news like medicaid

hi, everyone, i'm brenda buttner, this is bulls and bears and here they are the bulls and bears thiseek. gary b smith. tobin smith, jonas max ferris along with todd and steve murphy. okay, todd, we saw gas prices jump during the arab spring last year. how bad is this going to get. >> it's going to get horrible. first of all like you said at the top. we're at a record high this time of the year and start talking about the violence that's taking place in libya and oil based countries right now and you have to only assume at that this is going to spread. this is going to continue to move higher and this is something the u.s. economy cannot afford right now because they're looking at higher prices at the pump. less money to go out and spend. >> brenda: steve, we are seeing that supply could drive this higher, but demand might bring it down. the economy is in trouble around the world. >> yes, absolutely. first of all, the supply has not been disrupted and it's not likely to be disrupted and the gulf states, saudi arabia, especially, em rats are pumpi-- emirates wants us to stand up to ira