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you will never survive the running of the bulls... ( bull roar ) ...if you don't attend the running ofhe bulls. ole! >>> our second story "out front," poll plunge. the president's approval rating dropped eight points in eight weeks. that is dramatic. he is 55% back in january. now he's at 47%. "out front" tonight, two of our contributors from the national review and a former pollster for president obama. good to see both of you. that drop seems pretty dramatic. >> it seems dramatic. another way of looking at it is that is roughly where he was for much of his first term. so he is basically going back to that level. there is a moderate recoveringry but it's not a roaring recovery. >> i'm sure you're glad that he didn't try to go after you harder on this one. it seems to met president's come out and he's taken a tough stance, he says taxes need to go up on wealthier americans. he's been going out and meeting with republicans. he's been on a charm offensive and talked to the american people. given that, i thought it might have gone higher. >> i think we need context here. look, americans a

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bonkers, look at me when i'm talking to you. ( bull roar ) ...if you don't attend the running of the > it was pandemonium in canada today. there were two giant pandas that arrived in toronto. the two touched down -- look at that. they got a pretty nice right at pierson international air port. to begin, a ten-year visit to canada zeuss. now, the panda exchange was personally arranged by canadian prime minister. he was on hand to officially welcome the pandas from every possible angle and he everyone made a speech. i loved watching those pandas looking. they were so curious about what was going on. well, the panda deal is considered a win-win for both countries. canada gets a pretty awesome attraction for its zoo. and china gets a million dollars a year from canada. it's sort of, you know, their registration fee or something like that. but the real winner is fed-ex. today's event was a giant fed-ex commercial with the company's logo splashed all over the place next to a panda face. what gets better than that? steven harper even had to -- yes, this is canada, folks. yeah, see that? he ha

it's what makes a subaru a subaru. ( bull roar ) ...if you don't attend the running of the bulls.le! >>> it's been an exhilarating month for senator rand paul. his 13-hour filibuster inspired the hashtag, stand with rand, and trended worldwide. he was crowned king of the conservative world at cpac and the chairman of the iowa republican party has invited him to headline their annual lincoln dinner in may, citing his 2016 potential. meanwhile, politico reports today that the young gun once believed to be the future of the republican party has fallen entirely off the radar among members of his own party. could it be that republicans are ready for rand? on friday, rand paul gave america a road map to his strange, strange land, releasing a budget he calls, quote, a clear vision to revitalize america. perhaps, you might also call it paul ryan's budget pumped up with insane levels of human growth hormone. rand paul's plan balances the federal budget in five years, half as long as paul ryan proposes. while paul ryan drops the tax rate to 25%, rand paul calls for a 17% flat tax. both plan

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our commitment has never been stronger. ( bull roar ) ...if you don't attend the running of the bulls lion attack here if the united states, a tiger has now turned on a zoo caretaker. >> let's get the latest on this unfolding story if canada. paul is joining us from at to wa, canada. paul, what are you learning about this? >> reporter: well, the good news is it seems the 51-year-old zookeeper will survive this attack. but kate, i have to tell you, he had lacerations on his neck. it is clear what this siberian tiger, this mother with two cubs intended to to to this man. and it is very clear he's lucky to be alive. the zoo itself said this wasn't supposed to happen. he was cleaning a pen that the tigers were not supposed to be in. they have two separate pens, one for day, one for night. she clearly wanted to protect her cubs. police are investigating as well as workplace safety. you know, kate, in terms of these kinds of facilities, a lot of people wonder whether it's in the united states or canada, what kind of regulations are actually there. this zoo says, look, we've been in this bus

conditioned that the only thing that matters is tax policy even if taxes were so much higher in the roaring bulland they were scared of their own shadows and they were hated or shunned by people who talk about it. case in point, retail sales. this morning it came out and they were terrific. you should not be shocked if you watch this show that we had the best retail numbers, hardly a month goes by, and stores are telling me over and over again that the things are very strong and the thesis-mongering bears, and the expiration of the payroll tax holiday is devastating. the sequester is devastating, too. it is true that going over the fiscal cliff could have been horrendous and it destroyed confidence, but it certainly cured that. ever since then, the economy is better than anyone seeps to want to talk about. we hear talk that it isn't. those bears endlessly drumming these negatives into our heads and they're thumb-seeking theorists. they're not schooled in the real world of companies as i am. they don't look bottoms up and talk to the walmarts and the costcos. they look up to down and the bears ar

. ♪ >>> it's not easy to find bargains in this roaring bull market.ven on a day like today, stocks in the power business have been put on sale. they've been hammered. down an average about 4.5% while the s&p's up roughly 3% during the same period. pvh is calvin klein, van heusen, aero, izod, traded down $112 today, which means the stock has given up all the gains for the year. pvh dropped to the level right where the company announced the last day of october. licensed the calvin klein brand for jeans and swimwear. pvh had a ton of success in the past buying up the licensees and operating more efficiently. they're getting the brand back together. while the company beat the street's earnings estimates, nothing new there, off $1.50 basis, higher than expected revenues, terrific. also had some cautionary statements about the integration of warnico. might disappoint some. we'll find out more about the quarter and whether we should be concerned about the impact of this now closed acquisition of the company's outlook. manny, how are you? >> nice to see you.

. >>> doesn't take a genius to figure out we've got an absolute roaring bull market in publicly traded stocks. the s&p is not many points away from record levels. the dow seems to enter a new high every day. but what if i told you there was an even hotter bull market out there right now. i'm talking about private equity, pe, which is totally en fuego right now. private equity firms buying companies using borrowed money. then they typically fire a bunch of people, streamline the business, and then years later they take profits by bringing the company public via an ipo. [ applause ] virtuous circle. central banks around the world are keeping interest rates low. so there is lots of cheap money they can use to finance their leveraged buyouts. at the same time the stock market is in terrific shape and ipos have been doing very well. which means private equity funds can realize enormous gains when they sell in the public market and there is every sign with the housing market improving the overall economy will keep getting stronger, so things are likely to get even better from here. that's my

they are roaring back with a vengeance, in large part because all of the waekz have been washed out after years of declines and there's an ocean of skeptics who can be converted from bear to bullin other words, if you want to understand the move in the dry bulk shipping groups, as they transport things like iron ore, coal and grain, then you've got to look at things from the technical perspective. that's why tonight we're going "off the charts" to see where diana shipping, the best of the dry bulk names, according to our own analysis, is heading with help of dan fitzpatrick, a brilliant technician and my colleague at thestreet.com. fitzpatrick likes diane here, he likes it because he thinks the stock's broken out from a huge, long-term down trend and that it's now very much in bull market mode to the point where any pullback should be used as a buying opportunity, not a reason to freak out and sell the darn thing. believe me, the chart is driving the action, it is, until the fundamentals kick in, as is so often the case when stocks are bottoming. the chart bottoms ahead of the fundies. it happens over and over again. first off, take a grander at diana's weekly chart. you can s