ben carson. don't know if anyone asked you this yet, what was the president's reaction personally to your speech? did you talk to him? >> i talked to him afterwards and he came over. he was very gracious. he said, you know, thank you for your speech. he didn't say he enjoyed it, but he did say. [laughter] >> and he said he admired me >> i suspect you might have known that going in. let me play -- you said something, in talking about the economy, that really hit home with me. and that's about the deficit. $16.5 trillion we have. >> that is a number that is so mind-boggling. that's why i said if you counted one number, one number per second, it would take you 507,000 years. more than half a million years. it's a number that's just staggering and it's continuing to grow. you know, we sit around and we talk about maybe we can keep it from growing further. we need to reduce it. and the way to reduce it obviously is to get the economy growing again. you know, it doesn't really do any good to keep takin

ben carson. know if anyone asked you this yet, what was the president's reaction personally to your speech? did you talk to him? >> i talked to him afterwards and he came over. he was very gracious. he said, you know, thank you for your speech. he didn't say he enjoyed it, but he did say. [laughter] >> and he said he admired me >> i suspect you might have known that going in. let me play -- you said something, in talking about the economy, that really hit home with me. and that's about the deficit. $16.5 trillion we have. >> that is a number that is so mind-boggling. that's why i said if you counted one number, one number per second, it would take you 507,000 years. more than half a million years. it's a number that's just staggering and it's continuing to grow. you know, we sit around and we talk about maybe we can keep it from growing further. we need to reduce it. and the way to reduce it obviously is to get the economy growing again. you know, it doesn't really do any good to keep taking from

first it was marco rubio, then it was ben carson.hat does this tell you about the state of the republican party today? >> beyond that it's schizophrenic, jonathan? i don't know. it really is demonstrating, again, how totally discombobulated they are, how divided they are. we continue to see that with the challenges not only in their messaging but as we talk about all the time when you're not in the big chair that they have a huge problem with the policies that they continue to push. and most importantly, with this particular situation, the namesake of the school, johns hopkins, who was an abolitionist, a quaker and a philanthropist, would probably have a bone to pick with dr. carson on this point right here. >> and with that, we have to go. thanks to angela rye anded to t shepard. >>> coming up, rand paul's philosophy on gun safety? why bother? stay with us. >> we have laws against murder and we should have laws against murder, but that doesn't seem to be deterring these people. i've always had to keep my eye on her... but, i didn't

ben carson. doc, happy easter to you. >> thank you. >> nice to see you this morning. >> same to you. >> i think it is safe to say you got into a bit of a controversy this week following your comments about marriage on the "hannity" program. you were set to give a commencement speech at johns hopkins university, and a number of the student body stepped up to say, look, dr. ben carson doesn't represent our viewpoints here, we don't want him to speak at our commencement ceremony. where does that stand this morning? will you? have you gotten support from the other side? >> i've gotten a lot of support from the other side. many students feel very much differently, and many faculty members feel differently, too. what it has hopefully done is help us to open up a dialog. it's the very thing i was talking about at the national prayer breakfast when i talked about political correctness, how it puts a muzzle over the ability to have open discussions, which the only way that we can really make progress. so,

ben carson. >> dana: paging dr.greg: save the free enterprise. >> bob: there was a guy, dr. ben wasn't there? >> greg: ben casey. >> eric: coming up, did cbs disrespect vietnam vets by sending reality show con zesttants to hanoi? bob was furious about it. >> bob: don't blame that on young producers. it had to go through somebody at the executive branch of cbs, communist show put on by a network that ought to know better. >> eric: he has more to say about that. but first, #birthday. twitter turned seven and how the social media site changed the world and how it changed our lives right here on "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: you know, it's twitter's birthday and it's my sister's birthday. what a coincidence! >> greg: who do you like more? >> dana: i'll tweet her, too. i'm talking about the social network that transformed the way that the world communicates. it turns seven today. i was a late comer to twitter. it wasn't until february 20610 i said okay, fine. i'll try it. >> kimberly: you dominated twitter. >> dana: i don

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>> reporter: cochlear implants could dramatically improve carson's hearing. they could have miraculous impacts. just watch as this child's device is turned on for the first time. >> could you hear that? [ laughter ] >> reporter: but it would cost $250,000. and the rubins' health insurance company has refused to cover it. when they came back to you and they said, "we're not going to cover this," what was your reaction? >> i was shocked. >> welcome to coventry healthcare. >> reporter: the rubins are covered by coventry healthcare of georgia. we looked at the rubins' policy and right there, on page 33, at the bottom of a long list of exclusions, there it is, hearing devices and implants. experts say companies have wide latitude to create exclusions like this, so you have to check your policy closely. we made repeated requests for an interview but coventry would only tell us -- quote, no health insurance policy covers every procedure. in 2011 alone, coventry made $500 million in profit. this is their ceo, alan wise, number 53 on the forbes list of richest executi

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ben carson will be addressing this convention. of course, you may recall, as president obama was seated next to a podium, it was dr. carson who ripped into the president's health care program. joining us is steven hayes, senior writer at the weekly standard. i mean, given the doctor's background in can health care and given his earlier shot over the bow of obamacare, i would expect him, would you not, to address obamacare here, but, i mean, is that in vain? it's survived legal and judicial challenges. would i expect him to talk about it. it's sort of the obvious thing for him to speak about and he knows it firsthand as he made clear in his earlier speech. i think it's actually an important time for somebody like dr. carson to talk about it because there's a debate within the republican party, within the conservative movement more broadly exactly how much to continue talking about obamacare for the reasons that you suggest, gregg. i mean, you know, it's the law of the land, the republicans ran on repeal in 2012 and didn't win. on t

carson learned a very valuable lesson here.onsequences, i teach my ethics student at nyu. as he was practicing his free speech rights the students are practicing their free speech rights. it comes not a free speech issue, but a values issue. who does johns hopkins want to represent them. that's something to be negotiated by the johns hopkins community and i appreciate what dr. carson said today to kind of clarify, but it doesn't take away from the hurt and the offensiveness of what he said, you know, he touched on classic bigoted against gays and lesbians in this country and whether it was his intent or not showed if nothing else, a horrible lack of sensitivity. >> megyn: before i give it to ben, because nabla is the north american man boy love not credited association. and comparisons to group. who outside of a man or woman would want to be together. there's not a long list. you struggle to sort of find a group outside of gays and lesbians, and even justice sotomayor on the supreme court asked would it open the door to polygam

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ben carson.or being with us today. >>> as we speak, president obama is on the podium in miami, let's listen. >>ky hear her without a mike from far away. now before we get started. i've got to get into a sticky subject right off the bat. i know you guys aren't happy with my chicago bulls. but i just want you to know the heat are going to be just fine. they're going to be okay. they are playing basketball the right way. the hurricanes, they had a great season, no, no, they deserve a big round of applause. tonight you've got florida and florida gulf coast going at it. one of them will go to the elite eight. so let's face it, florida is the center of basketball right now. but i'm not here to talk about hoops. i'm here to talk about one of the plans that i put forwards in my state of the union address. a plan to put people back to work rebuilding america. i've come to port miami today, because there are few more important things we can do to create jobs right now and strengthen our economy over the lo

benjamin carson. i'm sick of this.frican-american conservatives, they can be called any name in the book. i want to get your reaction to it. >> well, first of all, you know, the individual who was just speaking completely has his facts incorrect. some people refuse to say the word, but i will say it, he's lying and it's very easy to prove that by going back and looking at things that i said. i think when people don't have, you know, anything worthwhile to talk about, and they can't attack you on your character, then they start calling you names. this is a trick that we learned back in the third grade. (inaudible) >> this phenomenon, how do you explain it, do you think it's silence, african-american conservatives because it's a threat to-- >> yes, it's an attempt to bludgeon people into silence and it works extremely well. i can't tell you how many people come up to me, both african-americans and nonafrican-americans and that you so much for speaking out. they, obviously, feel the same way, but they're afraid to speak o

carson they're opportunists. thing to have your individualism exposed and step up and say after a wonderful career in the private sector, medicine in this case to think about public service. it's noble. if he were to come out and say -- if he were to go to the dnc convention and say i've been a surgeon all my life and i want to run for office and be a democrat, i don't think you would have seen republican or conservative say the same about him that the left is saying about him now. >> eric: seems like dr. carson a true believer in liberty. >> bob: i would be careful about indicting the entire left on this from a tweet. i made a mistake one day of the show calling the senator from south carolina a token. it was a mistake on my part. a terrible thing to say. it doesn't affect the entire left. we may not agree with carson, but he is a smart guy obviously and he worked himself in the future of the republican party. my guidance here, if you want any at all is not indict the entire left wing of the population saying th

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carson, you may show up there.of the things that we're awaiting is a republican look at what went wrong in 2012. as a voter, as someone more than interested in politics as an observer right now, what would you say the republican party did wrong? >> well, i don't think that they were able to connect with the people to create the level of enthusiasm that was necessary, you know, and i think a lot of the problem is the spending problem, because i think the way that we elect presidents is not good and a lot of people who live in blue states say what's the point of me voting? a lot of people who live in red states say what's the point in me meeting? my vote really doesn't count so they don't vote so we need to reexamine this situation. >> dr. carson you are going to stick with us and join our panel which is coming up so stay right there. when we return, conservatives did cast their first votes for 2016 and a son inherits his father's place at the top of that straw poll, our political panel is up next. >> i was told i go

carson 2012 and just a month ago.y shared their faith with a national audience and president obama on the dais. veggie tale.n for s. he is the author of a new york times bestselling book right now. those things are not necessarily in the same sentence. a varied career. i first read him in his series everything you always wanted to always wantedd -- but werebout god, afraid to ask. dr. ben carson, i know, conservative. pediatricrector of neurosurgery at johns hopkins, the recipient of many awards, including the presidential medal of freedom. he is also the author of many books and founder of the carson scholars program, which motivates young people. he made medical history by leading a surgical team that separated served -- 7 month old twin set with joint at birth and continues that miracle of gifted hands around the world today. man of accomplishment. but more importantly, men of faith. have been counted and embraced a deep and abiding andh in god -- encountered embrace a deep and -- and andfaith in -- and abiding fai

i'm carson daly. this is "last call."e troubadour in just a bit. plus, vice-tv's eddie huang is fresh off the boat, and the subject of the "last call spotlight." but first, we have one of the nicest and most talented dudes in hollywood. you know him from the nbc fan favorite, "community" and also for his hosting duties on "the soup." tonight, he joins me at the redbury in hollywood for a sit down and chat. this is joel mchale on "last call." ♪ >> carson: did you have your 40th birthday in this room? >> i did. right here. >> carson: in this place? >> yes. >> carson: can you tell me a little bit about that night? >> it gets very fuzzy. >> carson: was it fun? >> it was very fun. this place was packed. i think we broke the pool table. i did do some drinking. and i was like, "when am i going to be 40 again?" >> carson: right. >> well, for an entire year. so, that was great. ♪

and i work. >> carson: what do you write?so dramedies, the dreaded dramedy. sad, funny [ bleep ]. >> carson: are you putting these things out? >> i put one out a few years ago, and then i'm trying to make

carson is a success story.'s exceptionalism, he grew up poor, he did bad in school. he turned his life around, he's a neurosurgeon, a success story. this would blow away the myths of the black liberal establishment because they build their life around playing the race card and race baiting and-- >> so it's really an act of courage, but it's really sadly, it has to become an act of courage to be conservative and african-american because you're going to be called names. you have been called names, only half of-- >> i don't consider it an act of courage. what i consider what this is. >> sean: wait a minute. >> i consider the bosses of msnbc as cowards, racial racketeers just as bad as sharpton or touray. they've turned the airwaves over to fanatics. >> sean: one more point. president obama, for example, and i think people forgot the years i was critical of bill clinton, and didn't love sean hannity. if you were critical of obama, the one last gasp, it must be because of race not policy. >> that means we have to tu

tourney in las vegas 2nd half 2 carson - the sweet spin and goes in for the layup 70-65 asu carson:nd half, stanford down 4, 3 aaron bright - hits the 3- pointer and is fouled bright: 27 points overtime 4 more carson - another blow by to the tin as carson scores 5 of his 34 points in o.t. asu wins: 89-88 spartans fire nessman san jose state basketball coach george nessman was fired this morning, 12 hours after the spartans were eliminated in the wac tournement two years ago nessman guided san jose st to their first winning season since 1993, games each of the past two seasons in 8 seasons under nessman, san jose state compiled a record of 86-161. there is the philadelphia against miami. they are closing in that. the story is that he had an injury, but the lakers lost. been a good night.

carson, always great to talk to you.ounting down the days to your retirement, as we know you are. it's about 130 now. thank you. >> it's 102. >> alisyn: got it. i'll change the calendar. thanks so much for being on. >> thank you very much. >> alisyn: he is coming out and speaking a lot, but it's always quietly. >> brian: straight ahead, he has an nfl contract for $31 million. why is this football player working on a drive through? he says it's an american dream. you'll find bout him next. >> steve: where are my fries do we have a mower? no. a trimmer? no. we got nothing. we just bought our first house, we're on a budget. we're not ready for spring. well let's get you ready. very nice. you see these various colors. we got workshops every saturday. yes, maybe a little bit over here. this spring, take on more lawn for less. not bad for our first spring. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. get ortho home defense, a special buy at just $6.88. advil pm® or tylenol pm. the advil pm® guy is spending less

carson. of course, known for speaking out about it.ives a hint, a hint that he quickly might run for the white house. it's been a busy week at the conference in maryland. in one place for you to view them, some of the highlights. >> we've lost races before in the past, but those setbacks prepared us for larger victories. it is up to us to make sure we learn from our mistakes and mismistakes and that we take advantage of that learning to make sure we take back the nation, take back the white house, get the senate and put in place conservative principles. [ applause ] >> we don't hide behind our beliefs. argue for them because a budget is more than just a list of numbers. it's an expression of our governing philosophy. our budget draws a very sharp contrast with the left. it says to the people in unmistakable terms, they are the party of shared hardship. we are the party of equal opportunity. [ applause ] >> as soon as i'm done speaking i'll tell you what the criticism on the left is going to be. number one, he drank too much water. [ la

ben carson. all right, thanks for watching our coverage of the conservative political action conference. >> heather: and now to bulls and bears that starts right now. >> conservatives at cpac calling for tax cuts, but the president telling republicans, they can hike them or take a hike in budget cuts . senate democrats are on his side, pushing one trillion in new taxings. is this why 7 out of 10 bosses are not hiring. this is bums and bears we'll get right to it. the bums and bears, to bin and jonas and john back from his mountain climb and jamull green. >> democrats are still pushing tax hikings. is that why the companies are not hiring? >> absolutely. alm they -- all they have to do is look at history or the state nearby. on the state lemp, - level. the states that grow the most jobs are the ones without income tax. we have had this discussion many times. every time we cut taxes, the economy has grown whether on the left with president kennedy or left with reagan. the left said clinton raised t

carson another round of applause, please. (applause) as we mentioned on a couple of occasions throughout the program, we are in need and encouraging people to join, become members of the society. if you join the society today or renew a membership, you'll be able to get a free copy of dr. carson's book, martin -- the book is [speaker not understood]. he'll be in the light court signing, autographing books there and you can sign up for membership. there are refreshments in the south light court. again, i want to thank you for coming and being part of the kickoff ceremony. in your material there are other events going on throughout black history month. join in and participate in those events. thank you all very much for coming. (applause)

ben carson was one of those people. and i think we do that.t mean we always agree on political issues. we, the african-american community holds colin powell in high esteem. they don't necessarily agree with his politics. i think those are two different things and again, i think it's unfortunate, but i do think one of the other issues here is that for whites on the left to come to the defense of ben carson and tell black people what they ought to think gets you into another thorny circumstance. again, i don't, i don't think that it's fair for anyone to be criticizing a man for his beliefs. i think that that, you know, that we can agree that there's diversity in the community, right? and that some blacks are conservative and in fact, socially many more blacks are socially conservative than i think we tend to think about because we think about the way that blacks vote. and again, overwhelmingly, they vote democrat. and there are sort of historic and real reasons for doing that, that then prompt them to respond the way that they are to dr. carson.

ben carson? of course you do. prayer breakfast. the good doctor is back, giving a rousing speech at the politics action conference over the weekend. >> let's say somebody was there and they wanted to destroy this nation. i would create division among the people, undermine the financial stability of the country. it appears, coincidentally, that those are the very things that are happening right now. stuart: the audience loved it. and let's bring in eric bolling. he is the host of "the five" on the fox news channel. eric, i think that dr. carson is a rising political star. what say you. >> i would agree with you, stuart. fantastic ideas, he's got energy and brings his neuro surgical background to the political table so people say what's that got to do with it, i don't know, the committee organizing has to do with politician, there's no political background, but the guy is refreshing, he's smart, he sees it and he speaks what most conservatives want to hear, that it's about smaller government not bigger government. i

tavis: carson was a big reader, too. >> he was an avid reader. he would know everything i would bring up. he would let me go, and then he would wait and wait and wait and then pop in. >> every comedian has a different way of dealing with this. i love comedy so much. i am always watching for how a comedian is going to deal with the heckler. what have you learned over the years about the best ways to deal with hecklers, because everybody does it differently? >> well, i will tell you something surprising about hecklers. most hecklers are on your side. they are just as corrupting the show. there are drug saying, "hey, david, we love you, baby." they are not against you. the best way is to increase them in some way. do not go against them. you have got to work them in and then somehow make them calm down. basically, hecklers do not want you -- they do not care about the exchange. they want to be heard. they want to be a part of your act, so you have to let them to calm them down. otherwise, they will not stop. tavis: i can only ask this question out o

carson is one of them?t know a thing about him other than what he presents to us. what i do know he's stoking the fears and cynicism of those people who think the president wants to destroy the country. it's one thing to criticize the president on public policies or file of leadership with you to come out and say that the president of the united states, the majority of voters elected, wants to-- >> it's treasonness. >> and that's why politics have become so cynical, it's tr treasonous. and what doctor carson want to run-- >>, but suggesting that in a way that it's treasonous, if you have a president sitening the offers that wants to destroy america. >> he did rhetorical trickery, and by not-- >> he's a brain surgeon. >>'s a smart guy. >> what he's doing, he he's saying that the president is trying to divide us and in doing so becoming what he criticized. >> megyn: when you look at allegations, tony, i would create division among the people has the president done that? >> absolutely. >> the-- actually i thin

carson do if he was president. would you cut back?nly cut back, but the pay i would cut is evenly, but i would give the managers of each department discretion because they know where the fat is. they're not going to cut the muscle, they're going to cut the fat. it seems like what the president is doing is trying to cut in the places where it hurts the most in order to prove a point and i -- if ever the mainstream media reaches a point where they recognize that if we destroy this nation and destroy the economy, they, too, will be destroyed, i think at that point they will start asking the tough questions and helping to move the population in the right direction. >> sean: don't hold your breath, dr. carson. i declared in my own medical way, the media in this country dead. may they rest in peace. (laughter) all right, good to see you, sir, thanks for being with us. >> you, too, thanks. >> sean: shocking images out of cairo after a mob of vigilantes brutally murdered and hanged two men, and we'll have that video and show you. and laze che

she sound like this. >> cochlear implants could dramatically improve carson's hearing. they could have miraculous impacts. watch as this child's device is turned on for the first time. could you hear that? but it would cost $250,000. and ruben's health insurance company refused to cover it. the rubens are covered by coventry health care of georgia. we looked at the ruben's policy there on page 33 at the bottom of a long list of exclusions there it is. hearing devices and implants -- experts say companies have wide latitude to create exclusions like this, so you have to check your policy closely. we made repeated requests for an interview, but they would only tell us, quote, no health insurance approximately cover every procedure. in 2011 alone, coventry made $500 million in profit. this is their ceo, allen wise, 53 on the forbes' list of richest executives. >> what would you say to him? >> sir, fuif you were in our same position, repeatedly told no, no, no. how would you feel? our salaries were swapped, how would you feel? >> reporter: after the interview we made one la

so, from stk in la, here's our time. >> carson: sorry, you were with child.

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