s business model than c.c.'s management is willing to admit so the key metric there is their crime rates are falling but imprisonment rates are rising. anonymous analytics are saying that's an unsustainable trend that the real estate investment trust that is correct its core of america is into a bit of a prisoner bubble it's in a gulag bubble and that it should be sold short it should be sold it should be liquidated this is for hedge funds to attack attack attack corrections core of america use the leverage of the hedge fund to recalibrate and rebalance this corrupt model to put money back where belongs into a system that rewards meritocracy well in fact most of their people in prisons are there because of drugs this is why the explosion of population in prison population is member ronald reagan started the war on drugs soon after by the way you know paul volcker restored you know strength to the dollar right so then they could afford to keep on printing the dollars and locking up people people and interest rate

and i work around c.c.'s schedule in washington. mr. donaghy, what are we doing this evening? 8:00 showing of fred claus... okay. well, you were gonna help me go over my finances. so i have a checking account. i am two payments away from owning my bike. also, i have a star that my aunt named after me.

(c.c.) oh, are you sure this is a good idea? what if someone sees us?rry, it's too early for the creative types. and i sent my assistant to a nonexistent italian bakery out in queens. this is the address he gave me. he never makes mistakes. i can't go back there without sfogliatelle! we can't keep sneaking around, jack. it's too dangerous. i'm trying to get the united states government to sue your parent company. take off your pantsuit. right back at ya. oh! workplace! u-uh--oh, lemon, you're here early. well, i gave up caffeine, so i've been going to bed at 5:30. but i will leave now. (jack) oh, don't be silly. uh, liz lemon, i'd like you to meet a business associate of mine. uh, lakeesha... gutierrez... arafat. hi. hi. i like your necklace. oh, thanks. it's actually a rape whistle. but the whistle part fell off, and i just liked how it looked, so i... [whispers] kept it. i will leave you to it.

well it goes both ways i am telling you i'm telling you to ask this to a c.c. and his group this the scoopers you must ask them when will you stop killing egyptian be able not not asking us when you when used tobe to be killed we owe all of us the egyptian people we decided to rule ourselves by our well. mbox is yes yes now egypt to be born asking where is my vote where is democracy. so again so have only gyptian people out of this have the right to determine who is to rule their country and it has to be determined by a elections it's only by casting their ballots that the egyptian people decide part of the post or we will lose many have said the candidate of the last election will never be elected in the future money and the winner harbor might be a letter for a second term this is what we understand by democracy and in which country can the opposition a model come to power through protests lot i mean instead of winning a general election are. there gyptian people stated loud in clear that democracy is the only road working for them and most of the people are

stop a society well it goes both ways are you are are telling you i'm telling you to ask this to the c.c. and his group this those kuipers you must ask them when will you stop killing egyptian be able not not asking us when you when you was told to be killed we owe all of us the egyptian people we decided to rule ourselves by our well. mbox is yes yes now egypt to be born asking where is my vote where is democracy. so again so i have only gyptian people out of this house the right to determine who is to rule their country and it has to be determined by a elections it's only by casting their ballots that the egyptian people decide part of the post or we will lose many have said the candidate of the last election will never be elected in the future money and the we know. might be a letter for a second term this is what we understand by democracy and in which country can the opposition and moderates come to power through protests lot i mean instead of winning a general election are. people stage allowed in clear that democracy is the only way you are going for them and most of the people ar

. ♪ (c.c.) oh, are you sure this is a good idea? what if someone sees us?rry, it's too early for the creative types. and i sent my assistant to a nonexistent italian bakery out in queens. this is the address he gave me. he never makes mistakes. i can't go back there without sfogliatelle! we can't keep sneaking around, jack. it's too dangerous. i'm trying to get the united states government to sue your parent company. take off your pantsuit. right back at ya. oh! workplace! u-uh--oh, lemon, you're here early. well, i gave up caffeine, so i've been going to bed at 5:30. but i will leave now. (jack) oh, don't be silly. uh, liz lemon, i'd like you to meet a business associate of mine. uh, lakeesha... gutierrez... arafat. hi. hi. i like your necklace. oh, thanks. it's actually a rape whistle. but the whistle part fell off, and i just liked how it looked, so i... [whispers] kept it.

and i work around c.c.'s schedule in washington. mr. donaghy, what are we doing this evening?here is an 8:00 showing of fred claus... okay. well, you were gonna help me go over my finances. so i have a checking account. i am two payments away from owning my bike.

barracks the minister should not be interfering in politics the military this is not the old gentleman the c.c. with all due respect to him is an appointed minister of defense the people did not choose him and no he thinks he has given them some supercool secure powers to be able to decide what the will of the people is what does the hold one knows what the one of the people is through the institution of the rock or the croods that is what we're seeing that is a hard job of the people's will and the people do not want any form of violence people just want peace for the peace of protests people want this friday protest peacefully with them on the roads meanwhile the army is starting to act on its promise to bring an end to what it's called terrorism in egypt a large scale counter extremist operation has been launched on the sinai peninsula bordering with israel now this comes amid a spike in attacks on soldiers and policemen there in the wake of morsi is ousting our middle east correspondent paula slayer has the details what we do know is that the egyptian military has closed all interns says i

peaceful protest in the middle of cairo just the word terrorism is a very like a political word and c.c. is using it is using the war in terror just to brand his own crackdown islamist and put it in make it like sound more american war and terrorism that the same war that george w. bush started so he wants to tell his friends in the united states that i'm doing the same as you do and i'm fighting terrorism too but in fact it is not in the reason there are peaceful protesters. sitting in the street are demanding that all one free them and demanding their own votes to be counted against a military coup this is a i understand if you fight in terrorism and say now you are versed in terrorism and by the borders but do resume in the middle it was this peaceful protest or that doesn't make and doesn't make any sense after killing more than in teen peaceful protests or today they killed seventeen peaceful protests i didn't see any bombs or any message at the xo a tear it at that this is just this is just a military coup trying to take over egypt again is the will of the egyptian people also you

fraudsters greater opportunities to solicit their services two or more people into their schemes as c.c. chairwoman white addressed this issue and her opening statement at the meeting yesterday. it's just not mean however that the commission should not take steps to pursue additional investor safeguards if and where such measures become necessary once the ban on journal solicitation is lifted. the f.c.c. rule only lifted the ban on general solicitation but you can only sell to accredited investors to be an uncredited investor you either have to have one million dollars of investable assets not including your home or made two hundred. thousand dollars per year for the last two years further the rule states that you have to take a reasonable steps to verify that purchasers are in credit investors this may not be a big deal for an established firm that has a compliance department but a small startup may not have the tools available to them to verify their investors credentials and in order to do this you would need to review i.r.s. forms or seek written confirmation from a registered broke

barracks the military should not be interfering in politics the military this is not the old gentleman the c.c. with all due respect to him he is an appointed minister of defense the people did not choose him and now he thinks he has given himself super constitutional powers to be able to decide what the one of the people as well as the whole one knows what the one of the people is through the institution of democracy the process what we're seeing though is a hijack of the people's will and the people do not want any form of violence people just want peace for the peaceful protests people want to peacefully protest and peacefully demand the roads. the egyptian army has started to make good on its promise of bringing an end to what it has called terrorism within the country a large scale counter extremist operation has been launched on the sinai peninsula bordering with israel it comes amid a spike in attacks on soldiers and policemen there in the wake of mohamed morsi is ousting our middle east correspondent paula slayer brings us those details what we do know is that the egyptian military has

erupted in the chant of the army and the people of one hand chief of the armed forces defense minister c.c. became the hero of the moment however after clashes between morsi supporters and the army left over fifty people dead just days after a new interim president had been sworn in some began to fear the army would wrestle power from civilians and rule with a heavy hand why is the army in disguise making a hard stand interfering in politics but they're not really helping civilians on the ground and then you see something like the massacre by the presidential guard club and what happened even if it was a muslim brotherhood was started the this at the end of the day there is a human rights violation which is massive and severe because if you are going to shoot people who are trying to get into a building of that importance you don't actually shoot to kill egyptian n.g.o.s maintain the military had a terrible human rights record during the last period of rule after the ouster of hosni mubarak they were involved in killing protesters that was the accountability for any of the military crimes

tuned for part two where will be four thousand meters above moscow with some record breaking skydivers c.c . or remember those old wacky communist countries who constantly boost their numbers to make themselves feel better oh who cares if stores aren't the end this piece of paper i have one hundred thousand tons of potatoes that is good enough for me well now we are in a new age of technology but the same lying to make yourself feel good is still going strong it just moved over to the capitals world the u.s. state department's bureau of international information programs has spent six hundred thirty thousand dollars on facebook advertising campaigns to get fans a sense of the government is out there to buy likes oh what a fantastic use of tax dollars but wait maybe i'm being too pessimistic perhaps it worked and really helped spread the message of the us state department effectively when the specter general's report says that since the advertising campaign started twenty eleven there has been a dramatic increase in users liking state department sites but the problem is that only two percen

the minister should not be interfering in politics the military this is not the role general of the c.c. with all due respect to him he's an appointed minister of defense the people did not choose to have another he thinks he is given some super constitutional powers to be able to decide what the one of the people as well as the whole one knows what the one of the people this through the institution of democracy approves that is what we're seeing though is a high judge of the people's will what do you think could be the consequences if the muslim brotherhood doesn't sit down and talk to the military what would the military do next because it seems that of issued a very strong ultimatum well we've seen already what the military has done this is not about morsi and holds not about the muslim brotherhood this is about democracy being hijacked by the military every single day we're seeing members of the pro-democracy movement being killed being arrested being attacked the only crime is to support democracy and to call for an end to this bloody coup and so the solution you cannot also the pr

the military would not have moved an inch the c.c. would not have moved on to boston for the millions of approval went down to the streets they went down to the streets after exhausting every single way of showing that what's happening is that the future should relations downstairs completely and utterly believe that they got the military to move and the political scene and so far even in the agreement the military has created that enjoyment because moved itself completely from the process i'm pretty sure it's a good warning for any president to come along to think about doing it to keep their ship here any of them or even trying to pull the theocracy mother of the most of our tactical this is a good thing people are celebrating the collapse of jubilant you have to understand it's been a very bad year people cannot believe that they actually got through the most egypt's foreign ministers assured us secretary of state kerry that the ousting of mom and morsi wasn't a military coup but the will of the people but war correspondent eric ma

the military would not have moved an inch c.c. would not have moved on to boston for the millions of people who went down to the streets they went down to the streets after exhausting every single way of showing that what's happening is a dictatorship and the relations downstairs completely and utterly believe that they got the military to move and they've been accused and so far even in the agreement the military has created that enjoyment it has moved itself completely from the process i'm pretty sure it's a good warning for any president to come along to think about doing it to keep the ship here any of them or even trying to put the theocracy mother of the month of march i could call this is a good thing people are celebrating the collapse of jubilant jumped on this that it's been a very bad year people cannot believe that they actually got through the worst egypt's foreign minister has assured us secretary of state kerry that the ousting of morsi wasn't a military coup but the will of the people war correspondent eric margoli

be seen we have just been a dick as an indicator that short speech by the head of the military our c.c. that was pulled was live on egypt's state television and the coming out was no doubt that meanwhile taraf occasion that there are tanks and they are on the streets at all the entrances and exits to all these major baddies currency and away here in egypt the army also deploying alliance forces to deal with institutions and provide security to major buildings as a whole during the january twenty sixth revolution protesters and egyptian military they came together sunset and gyptian for eager to get the military out of power during the constitutional convention how do these protestors there seem to be reacting to the military bell. well that's a great question i mean we've seen a lot of this two years ago the minute she did come to power often before mentioned president hosni mubarak was ousted before the new egyptian president mohamed morsi was elected it does seem as if the protesters here have a very short memory because what they're saying and said be those who have been talking to

are conservative estimates at least five children were among the dead meanwhile egypt's army chief c.c. and his troops are attempting to restore order to the country using tactics that protesters say are tantamount to outright suppression and egypt's top muslim cleric is now warning the people of an all out civil war earlier i was joined by artie's polis lawyer in cairo for the latest. well as you can see i'm standing here into his square this still is a crowd here although significantly smaller than it has been on previous evenings the focal point this evening israeli army pro morsi demonstrators which are about a twenty minute drive away from where i'm standing they are calling what happened this morning the deaths of some fifty one people and some two hundred and fifty three people injured in a massacre what they saying is that they want the army to run search for what they say was the army's execution of a members we're hearing conflicting reports in terms of exactly what happened this morning the army saying that they were acting in self-defense but the muslim brotherhood supporte

and said no military coup cannot succeed without bloodshed and secretary hagel has called the egypt c.cllowing this breaking news. there are reports, according to ashley webster, that the egyptian military has entered the main tv station in cairo. there's going to be a statement, we'll bring it to you here on fox business. we're going to continue to follow this breaking news. of course, we'll continue to follow the markets and the fact is, we have 38 points higher for the dow. friday's job report. what is the buzz? >> it's funny. despite all the good economic reports, you've seen very little change in the indices the last couple of days. the thinking is, if anything, god news is really bad news. as the economic reports improve, that just scares the market thinking the tapering can come soon he were. it's funny. to reach the growth forecast, we need to grow at almost 2.5% which means we need a 3% growth rate both in q 3 and q 4 which might be difficult to come by. if the numbers today are any indication, and when we started to see a decrease in exports, obviously the threat of tapering c

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>> this general c.c., he's going to be some kind of vice president. sounds like a bank.brought in a technocratic guy. is he the guy to put this together? >> that's one of the biggest challenges going forward is they're bankrupt. will they sure vief? were they able to get an ims loan? >> they've never really had a market economy, did they? that's one of the issues here, absolutely. >> in this type of volatile political environment, that's really quite dire. >> if the u.s.a. for argument's sake, if the u.s.a. and saudi arabia give the army the money, it's going to stay with the army, right? it's not going to trickle down into the rest of the country? >> the 1.3 billion, that really does go directly to the milit y military. you can have 200,000 in economic assistance, but that is not small numbers. >> helena kroft, thank you for the numbers. we appreciate your watching. i'm larry kudlow. boy, do they need market economics in egypt. might need extra coveragedidn'tu for more expensive items? and what if you didn't know that teen drivers are four times more likely to get into

i want a very quick transition to civilian, clearly, civilian rule, without any interference from c.ct cc appointing or installing anyone. and as an egyptian liberal, i also want to involve everyone. i don't want to marginalize anyone in the way that morsi marginalized many of us in egypt. >> tarek masoud, you are a great student of the muslim brotherhood. you have spent months and months following these guys. you knew president morsi very well. what do you think they're going to do? at the end of the day, again, i come back to the fact, we're just assuming that this is going to work out, and i just wonder. the muslim brotherhood is the most powerful organized force in egypt. what do you think they're going to do next? >> i think that it's unrealistic to assume that the muslim brotherhood is going to lie down. obviously, we've seen these massive protests. and when i talk to members of the muslim brotherhood now, they tell me that this will not stand, that they will absolutely reverse this military coup and put mohamed morsi back in the presidency. now, i don't see how that's realistic

at the individual mandate, the nrf says he doesn't think that's necessarily going to be delayed and c.c. connolly with pwc says you're going to see a lot of workers who are going to want to sign up for coverage either through their employers or through the exchanges. so even if it is delayed, that may not delay people's pent up demand for coverage. larry? >> very good. thanks, bertha coombs, we appreciate it. let's hash through this. joining us now is cnbc's chief washington correspondent john harwood. co-anchor of "squawk on the street," we have kelly evans. and with us on the telephone is health care expert grace marie turner. she is president of the galen institute. i want to go to you first because, yeah, yeah, yeah, i'm sure the reporting requirements are a problem. but my view in at least 30 states, there was never any infrastructure to do this. and i wonder whether they shouldn't delay the entire program, not just the businesses, but also the individuals for at least a year, what's your take? >> well, you know, larry, this really is a house of cards. and once they start to pull o

military coup i'm saying it's not a military coup because the military would not have moved an inch c.c. would not have moved all it wasn't for the millions of approval went down to the streets they went onto the streets after exhausting every single way of showing that what's happening is a good theater should we have tried a position we have to take the protests we got attacked by muslim by the k but how do we know that the military will leave when they supposed to leave they have no choice in the store and they don't want to repeat what happened a first year and a half a complete destroyed their reputation relations downstairs completely and utterly believe that they got the military to move and that the minute you say out and so far even in the agreement the military has created their enjoyment it has moved itself completely from the process but what have you protesters achieved i mean two years on we're back with started here back on the streets of to fear sometimes you have a corrective measure you know what you wanted was a constitution followed by elections but the end of having

his name is william c.c. claiborne. if you want to hear more about him, we have here on the podium, mary, martha, morrison, claiborne-roberts. from louisiana. >> it's actually a great story. it really wasn't his uncle that got him in. he worked as an enrolling clerk in the continental congress. he became very good friendses with the first clerk of the house of representatives. he wanted to run for office and beckley said to him, you're from virginia, forget it. there are some people you have to kill. he said if you really wanted to make something of yourself, go to tennessee. he did and jackson was in the house. he leaves to go to the senate. special election, there was nobody else in tennessee. he's 23, even though the constitution says 25 you're allowed -- the house is judge of its own members. he is seated quote, in controvention of the constitution. his one vote in tennessee had as much clout as all of virginia and massachusetts because it went to the house of representatives. everybody thought he could be turned be

let me ask you about c.c. s. how would you compare the need to support c.c.s. with the need to support other nuclear energy r nuclear power? this is something we don't talk about enough. if we want to be serious about t, we obviously need to. we think about all of these above clean. we newable, efficiency, carbon torage with gas or coal. all the most promising technologies we should be using in the marketplace. we recommend we pursue a portfolio approach and make sure we have a range of technologies that are available. for us, it is all about performance. if any particular fuel or can give the environmental performance that we need, that's what we want to achieve. the reason we have been focusing on co-2 today, and recently, is that that's an example of the solution that a lot of people don't know about. but we due support looking across the board and making sure we are placing that in the most promising technologies in the marketplace and encouraging the use of the cleanest and most energy-beneficial projects in the marketplace. >> thank you, ms. greenwald. th