he's chuck carlson, c.e.o. of horizon investment services. chuck joins us from the c.m.e. group in chicago. chuck you think it's greater risk if you're on the sidelines than in fyou're actually putting money at risk in stocks. why? >> well, i do. you're going to have days like this, tom. these are part and parcel of all bull marketes, these types of pullbacks and we think it is a bull market pat the end of the day when you look at factors that drive stock prices higher view, favorable interest ratees, inflation, and i think corporate profits are going to continue to be favorable. second, you have to put your money somewhere, and when you look at alternatives to stocks, they're not very attractive, in my book. bonds, commodities, et cetera. i think stockes, specifically u.s. stocks, are still reasonably priced for nice gains. and finally, i continue to be amailsed at the tremendous amount of skepticism that continues in this market, especially on any down days like we've seen this week. it's like everybody rushes for the exits. and that is not the type of sentiment that usu

chuck carlson with horizon investment services will join us. it used to be when kids went off to college, the next step was a career and their own place to live. the recession changed that. now, there's no guarantee a new college grad will find a job. for many empty nesters that means the kids are coming home to roost. in tonight's kids and cash, coping with your new housemate. here's neale godey, c.e.o. of the children's financial network. >> news flash: the solution for the trauma of the empty nest syndrome-- the recession. the economic realities of life, like high unemployment among recent college graduates, have changed all the rules. what does this mean? how about 85% of our adult children will be coming home to live! when your older kids come back home, you no longer have to be hotel mom and dad with room service and gas in the car. rules have to change. it's time for a frank conversation, bu it'still your house and your rules. start with: who pays for what? this is going to depend on how much your adult kids are earning. i think after th

he since apologized as well the tucker carlson screen left, daily caller. chris hahn, former aide to chuck schumer. both fox news contributors. good morning to you. tucker you're writing about this on the website daily lay caller. this is like red meat, isn't it? >> this is the truth way other federal agencies operate, obey or we will crush you. there has never been a clearer admission of abuse of federal power. certain mind set on the left that energy is bad. i will remind the left energy separates us from less-developed countries. the only reason we're not burkina fossa we have energy. attack energy you move america back by definition. bill: can you defend comments, chris? >> i think republicans like to take things out of context and paint things with a broad brush. nothing could be further from the truth what tucker just said. this president has produced more oil, has been pro-fracking, pro-energy production in this country. let me explain something. i don't understand. republicans are find with making example out of an illegal immigrant who rosses this border looking for better life. e