canna -- canada! canada! [laughter] i can't even get that going in canada, that's amazing. [laughter] it was 200 years ago when a addless sent american came north to pick a fight. naturally, canada apologized for being invaded, and we've been partners and bff's for years. you were the quarterback, strong, muscular, ruggedly good looking. [laughter] you were the country everybody aspired to be, but lately, you've stopped playing with the team. you put on a few pounds, hassling women, and beating up the gays. you became the bully that other countries fear, but don't respect. actually, canada, a few years your junior got dragged down with you. now 200 years later, this paper thin border of ours does little to muffle the sound of your political anguish and we are doing what we can. we want you, america, to elect us your next president. [laughter] now it's not like we don't have our own faults. we are not perfect. our prim minister makes dick cheney look like a human rights crusader. we got a special thanks credit in the book of revelations which is why once we become president,

they did not want to leave canada.overeign quebec, and these areas voted "non." it appears for now it's the immigrants who hold the key to quebec's future. the leader of the sovereignty movement, jacques parizeau, blamed the defeat on the ethnic vote and on anglo money. even though this was partially true, his statement caused an uproar in canada because it confirmed the "us"-and-"them" attitude. parizeau resigned, and the sovereignty movement has pulled back for now to regroup. immigration may be helping to offset quebec's declining birthrate, but it is not clear what it does to preserve the french language and culture. in the meantime, the u.s. c.i.a. warns that "canada's paramount political problem continues "to be the relationship of the province of quebec, "with its french-speaking residents and unique culture, to the remainder of the country." captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org annenberg media ♪ for information about this and other annenberg media programs call 1-800-learner and visit us at w

you mentioned canada. it's similar. the three things i would do right away, one is i think the government should be free to share information in terms of background checks. the guy that did the shooting in virginia, virginia tech, that state judge had found him mentally incompetent. but guess what? the people who were selling guns didn't have access to that information. >> bill: but you're asking for a massive bureaucracy of 360 million people. >> no i'm not. >> bill: i want information to be shared as well. >> okay. >> bill: if you think this kind of a system of information sharing is going to work at all levels, it's just not. >> i think it could. i think it's an improvement. you said let's take small steps. let's do things we agree on. >> bill: the thing is the ar 15. i mean, do we put restrictions like australia has, canada has. britain doesn't have any guns. you can't have any guns there. >> okay. the second thing is background checks. right now if you're an unlicensed gun dealer, you're a collector, you can sell a

that's in addition to other tar sand companies and canadian banks trance canada though has more than susan rice the company the canadian company contributed over one hundred twelve thousand dollars in the u.s. two thousand and twelve election cycle and as you can see both barack obama and mitt romney were among the top recipients so if you follow the money is there a bleak future for michael bishop and others challenging the keystone x.l. pipeline i'm joined now by investigative journalist greg palast nice to see you there greg. so this is only temporary it's a temporary injunction that the judge granted what happens next. well according to mayan calendar it will be permanent because the world went today about midnight but if that doesn't happen i expect that it's going to be a tough time there was more it's going to be a tough time for the x.l. pipeline because the the complaint says something interesting is that look this was the crude oil and it's not it's it's glop it's it's pretty hard to call the tar sands oil it's really asphalt it's just that it's been melted it's as if you t

she was legally married in canada. she lives in new york for marriage equality where it's legal. her suit against the united states isn't asking to be legally married. it's to have the federal government recognize her legal marriage. >> right. >> vis-a-vis the internal revenue service. because when her partner of 42 years died, she owed $363,000 in federal estate taxes that she would not have to pay if her spouse had been a man. >> and that's a great point because she was legally married in canada, lived in a state that marriage equality is legal. so we're not asking in this case for them to affirm the marriage. it's just for them to affirm where she is legally married that the federal government has to respect that, rich around. >> yes, that's true. but i think that the big picture we want to emphasize today is that we are at the beginning of the end of this struggle perhaps.

versus in canada you said in canada there were these dialogues going on whereas in the latter there really there are you know i think within within the. within the canadian political environment the there are certain politicians maxine bernie other members of the conservative government who are you know raising the issues and and. and i think that's leading to a a legitimate debate say that look we've been through some pretty wild times here you know there there the role of monetary policy the role of fiscal policy and how you know how we manage these things you know if if the fed itself and if other central banks are engaging in unconventional policies as we've seen then it's we're certainly at it and now at a point where probably there's a lot of scope to put a lot of issues on the table and i he's now based in canada which is why we made that comparison there out james savage there with that interview and also still ahead as the taxicabs system is muddled with regulation we check out a market antidote involving innovation in transportation we'll speak to car to go as c.e.o. after the br

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it should any other way around i would argue and that seems to work pretty well in canada so would that be an issue there would that be so out of it i'm trying to look at it are we what we have way we have background checks that are required in all would you let me finish that are required in all but the gun show context and i would be in favor of requiring them in the gun show context too but they are not foolproof you can have people who do have mental problems who have not been adjudicated as such and you're going to have people who are going to slip through that and that's what we have to face up to and besides that there are some civil liberties issues with respect to this and we have to consider those as well scott you want to say something about background checks that i don't think we have as i think this is. no it has first of all we do have background checks but they're not well in force and as roger did say i was glad to hear the plans call their gun surely there are a large percentage of guns are procured that way and you know it's much harder to get a driver's license or or

pipeline a texas landowner name michael bischof filed a lawsuit against trans canada that the company building the pipeline from alberta canada down to the gulf of mexico the pipeline would transfer tar sands but bishop said that trance canada lived to have another landowners when they said the pipeline would transport crude oil tar sands however our solids bishop also worry the pipeline will contaminate his land a texas county court judge signed a two week injunction that will hold work on bishop's property it went into effect yesterday but on december nineteenth when the injunction ends what will happen to the pipeline that largely has reported that trans canada isn't the only one with a stake in the pipeline susan rice is one example she's the current in bassett or to the un and possibly the next secretary of state she has between three hundred in six hundred thousand dollars worth of investments into trans canada but there's more the canadian company contributed over one hundred twelve thousand dollars in the u.s. two thousand and twelve election cycle as you can see both barack o

building the pipeline from alberta canada downs of the gulf of mexico a pipeline would transport tar sands but bishop said that trans canada like to have another owner is when they said the pipeline would transport crude oil tar sands however solid bishop is also worried the pipeline will contaminate his land dexie county judge court judge signed a two week injunction that will halt work on bishop's property it went into effect yesterday but on december nineteenth the injunction ends so what will happen to the pipeline that already has reported that trans canada isn't the only one with a stake in the pipeline susan rice the current ambassador to the u.n. and possibly the next secretary of state has between three hundred and six hundred thousand dollars worth of investments in trans canada but there's more the canadian company contributed over one hundred twelve thousand dollars and the u.s. two thousand and twelve election cycle and as you can see both barack obama and mitt romney were among the top recipients so if you follow the money is there a bleak future for michael bishop and

>> the natural gas from canada will end up in asian markets. if you think about gas as a long-term fuel that really is going to be, i think a fuel of choice. so exporting natural gas is going to be a big part of it. certainly feeding the petrochemical demands in the u.s. is going to be a big part as well. >> thank you for coming and talking to the "mad money" viewers. >> this is the most consistent best growth pipeline story, you keep raising the dividend, you can take a look at their long-term plan, i like these guys so much. president and ceo of enbridge. what a winner. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, are you ready to get charged up? cramer cranks up the voltage and goes electric on an all new hyperactive lightning round. >>> it is time, it's time for the lightning round. are you ready, time for the lightning round. i want to start with sam in florida. sam. >> good evening, professor cramer. >> thank you for tenure, what's up? >> you're the best, a big boo-yah from venice, florida on the gulf. >> i do love venice. what's up? >> caller: what

move to canada.t is drilling and they are hiring, let's hope that washingt is listening and learning. tom: oh, canada, oh, boy, alberta energy minister saying that canada is looking for workers down here, because they don't have enough workers up there. >> we need workers with the skills. tom: lay field energy ceo said that the u.s. should learn from canada, john? >> look we're the only developed country in the world without an energy policy. we don't know where a pipeline would fit in, we don't know where fracking sits in. we don't know where a fleet of naturallal gas automobiles fit in we have no energy policy, we need to be able to get our resources at home, we need to have the epa to quit being political and make a ruling on horizon fracking and drilling, is it safe, whatever it is to continue to get that like canada getting. tom: now lisa jackson is going out, but it has been very political now they will chae people at the top. you have to be dreaming if you don't think that the epa is about pol

>> the natural gas from canada will end up in asian markets.you think about gas as a long-term fuel that really is going to be, i think a fuel of choice. so exporting natural gas is going to be part of it. certainly feeding the petro chemical demands in the u.s. is going to be a good story. >> thank you for coming and talking to the "mad money" viewers. >> this is the most subsequent best growth pipeline story, you keep raising the dividend, you can take a look at their long-term plan, i like these guys so much. i president and ceo of embridge. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, are you ready to get charged up? cramer cranks of the voltage and goes electric in an all new hyperactive lightning round. i always wait until the last minute. can i still ship a gift in time for christmas? yeah, sure you can. great. where's your gift? uh... whew. [ male announcer ] break from the holiday stress. ship fedex express by december 22nd for christmas delivery. >>> it is time, it's time for the lightning round. are you ready, start with the lightning round. i s

it's pretty much right along the border of canada. it's hard to find snow in the great lakes and northern new england which is very rare for this time of year. temperatures are much colder. 20 degrees colder on the east coast. we've warmed it up in the midwest. the wind chills will get you something from boston northward where the wind chills are in the teens. in the plains we've warmed it up. as far as bad weather, light rain out there. some snow showers heading through areas of northern wisconsin and northern minnesota. overall, it's an inactive day today. after the cold start new england will warm up to the 40s. that's a look at the national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. we will see a little bit of a chance of rain in the pacific north west. salt lake city, utah, a chance of showers. 49. boston again, very cold afternoon. people in the northeast, you know, we kind of get spoiled with the warm temps. this morning is reality. >> yeah, exactly. we knew it was coming. it's december. we'll take it. bill

versus in canada you said in canada there were these dialogues going on whereas in the latter there really there are you know i think within within the. within the canadian political environment the there are certain politicians. other members of the conservative government who are you know raising the issues and and . and i think that's leading to a a legitimate debate say that look we've been through some pretty wild times here you know there there the role of monetary policy the role of fiscal policy and how you know how we manage these things if if the fed itself and if other central banks are engaging in unconventional policies as we've seen then it's we're certainly and now at a point where probably there's a lot of scope of. the was. that you. are or are. in the. wealthy british style sign. that's not right with free. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. we speak your language. school music programs and documentaries in spanish w

that's a gun in canada so perhaps that's a solution perhaps just making sure that that there's a minimum hash old so that the person the people who are who are allowed to own guns in the united states are indeed proven sane and the onus isn't the reverse because the way it works right now is you have to literally prove yourself to be insane in order to have a gun and to not get a gun and i should have the other way around i would argue and that seems to work pretty well in canada so would that be an issue there would that be so one of the gentlemen that you have are we have we have a we have background checks that are required in all would you let me finish that are required in all but the gun show context and i would be in favor of requiring them in the gun show context too but they are not foolproof you can have people who do have mental problems who have not been adjudicated as such and you're going to have people who are going to slip through that and that's what we have to face up to and besides that there are some civil liberties issues with respect to this and we have to consider

that is that the main cultural difference between a country like the united states and for example canada has less gun crime guns are still. that there is there are a battery of tests that are executed whenever somebody applies to own use or store a firearm in canada any kind of firearm whether it be a long gun or i or a handgun and that's what i would suggest that maybe needs to be implemented in the united states i don't really have a problem with much of a problem with people owning guns if they can prove that they've taken a licensing course they know how to handle it they their safety oriented with it they're educated about it and there's been a thorough background check including interviews of ex-partners partners in the last few years to find out if they've ever had any kind of treatment by doctors for depression for mental illness for behavioral issues because in canada the police actually execute a thorough background check that includes things like that and and nobody really complains about the fact that there's a lack of freedom in terms of being able to possess a gun in canada

they deny care about canada. they did not take his advice. but 50 years later, we are back to doing what he recommended and that he is coming out of the pacific. the balance is the excess of both parent. >> there will be a lot more floods and malting of carmen- frost. >> you can see in these observations the co2 rises in the atmosphere, but that is an atmosphere ecosystem drying up. if a monoxide. >> is the diminishing? >> there are some early did it -- early identification is that they might be. in general, the force provide a very enviable evil system and dressed joe fur trade benefits we don't know exactly when or if we have crossed that tipping point, but they knew that they have discovered this. >> i just want to ask you how you get up in the morning? you must have a great deal of optimism. >> if you want to go upstate. if you want to call it ho. oscar, a change we have addressed -- in time, we have had the opportunity to address fans. we will step up to the plate, even though this is a bigger problem that gets down to the roots of our e

said to be in the process of drafting something very similar again yes russia what would why canada what are their reasons that canada has been voting and acting in concert with the united states for the last few years now if you look at the votes on israel for example you'll find the united states canada guam and you know like some small rock in the middle of the pacific voting on one side and the rest of the world on the other i can explain exactly what that dynamic is is that. as a candidate in lockstep with the u.s. one of the stork we can it has been a lot of progress in the way that it's treated for the national interest but that's been going on for a while and i cannot explain it it makes no sense just briefly you said earlier that the jackson family could dream of dropping that is a positive stage and you did give an idea of how there are complications arising on both sides because of this magnitsky act but over ruled on surely there are many people who are going to benefit from this the overall. result of all of this it's going to be beneficial isn't it despite the magnitsk

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there are a lot of similarities between canada and the u.s. some very distinct differences, and one of them involves the markets. you are the main equity and clearing facility. you have everything in one shopp right? >> we also own and operate the country's futures and options market as well as and its clearinghouse. david: must make it a lot easier to see what's going on in the whole trading field. >> we think it allows us to provide a comprehensive suite of services to our clients, and the products and services are that much better because we have the whole breadth of the market. liz: has it brought prices down for your clients and customers in. >> well, with respect to our equity markets, our prices have come down roughly 85-90% since we originally -- liz: well, you know, i ask, because that's the whole point, right? we want to become the free market opportunity for people and at least enable you guys to make money at the same time. but here in the u.s. every time an exchange like the nasdaq or the new york stock exchange tries to make any

canada, americans think of canada as a semi french socialist market.nmenent spending in canada is about 42% of gdp. is now 41% in the united states commits of t difference between the sturdy, manley republic of limited government and self-reliance citizens and the semi french monarchy is actually just down to 1%. we actually spend, government spends more per citizen on the average american than the french govement does in the average frenchman. lou: i think you're being unfair to americans. we think of quebec, but certainly not all of canada, and more of our refuge. reach extreme. >> they're building a maple curtain. you better get there soon. lou: as we ok at what is happening, bill archer is talking about $86 trillion in unfunded liabilities as we cannot manage even e 16 trillion in debt or consecutive years of italian dollar eficits, brought to us by george w. bush, and all fairness. >> well, i think the point here is that when people make coarisons, comparisons are relevant because you can run the numbers ansay in terms of gdp -- relation to gdp or

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maple syrup has been robbed millions of dollars worth of the hot commodity has been stolen from canada's maple syrup cartel yes cartel i said maple syrup cartel and those are not my words that's according to the new york times we'll talk about it in loose change let's get to today's capital account.

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