. >> i think it's just her commentary and salty tongue that people are out watching quite a bit. >> i broke these -- these bags up, put them in there, with milk [ bleep ] a little grease. >> using this browns it in oil, adds water. >> this is about -- i had left over from when i had tacos last week. >> used leftover taco meat, adding it to the rahmen in the water. >> and dried parsley in there like that right there. take these two packages -- >> pus them up in there. >> like a homemade hamburger helper. >> talks about cheese, breaks it down. >> kids and fat people like a lot ofcheese. >> ds a little name-calling. >> you know with top rahmin, you can get beef, chicken, she wants you to know to use chicken and tells you where to get the best. >> get that chicken soup, cut that mother [ bleep ] up in here. >> the food channel might pass this, but somebody mike pick it up because she's priceless. >> this is a good market for college kids. didn't cost anything and can feed a whole frat house. >> appealing to anybody. who doesn't want to save a buck or two at dinnertime? >> right. >>> steve

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>> guest: i do commentary on television on all types of topics. most of them not having to do with race that when it comes up, sure. i see these types of thing thind recommeni'vewritten in this boon fact, that's where i said vendors either in the pages of "the wall street journal" or the publications over the years order on television. i have been doing television commentary for about a dozen years now. so there've been many opportunities to speak about these issues and i try to take advantage of them. >> host: what has been your response from the civil rights leaders to sum up this? have touched these anyway and backing up with the endnotes with what is the response? >> guest: there is a lot of name calling. it is a lot of childishness. unfortunately what you don't get is a lot of engagement of the idea. instead you put on the couch. you've seen this happen with clarence thomas. justice scalia is wrong on a number of issues if you are a liberal, but clarence thomas isn't just wrong. he is a sellout. he has got psychological problems. that is what

>> guest: i do commentary on television on all types of topics. most of them not having to do with race that when it comes up, sure. i see these types of thing thind recommeni'vewritten in this boon fact, that's where i said vendors either in the pages of "the wall street journal" or the publications over the years order on television. i have been doing television commentary for about a dozen years now. so there've been many opportunities to speak about these issues and i try to take advantage of them. >> host: what has been your response from the civil rights leaders to sum up this? have touched these anyway and backing

i thought it was more hawkish commentary than we've seen from the fed, and i think the market looks at it a couple different ways. on the one hand, the fact that even the fed is becoming a little more hawkish in their comments suggests that even they are seeing recovery going on in the economy, which really is a good thing. even they now have confidence. that's good for the market overall. what the market wants to see is that the fed also sees improvement but not to an extend that they have to panicly move up the timetable for rate hikes, and that's what i think investors will be looking for in jackson hole commentary is there a move of foot that we might move the first hate rate hike from next summer, maybe the first quarter of next year, that would be more concerning for the markets overall. >> what do you say about that, josh? in those minutes it said some members want to move for promptly, most members were going to be more gradual. what is the risk if this time -- if the fed misses the right timetable? >> well, i think there is a more active debate going on within the fed and refl

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eventually he eventually he reverted back to dishonest dishonest commentary, in my opinion.now i believe he's agitating for his and now i believe he's agitating for his own self-an gran diazment. diazment. philadelphia, do you believe eric holder is in zermg of justice or going to railroad a white cop? i believe the investigating agency in the fbi is honest, lus su. su. i also believe the attorney general will have to deal with the facts because everybody's watching this closely. i want the feds involved. but i also want the investigation to be transparent. >>> and finally tonight, "the factor" tip of the day. tonight, the 66th annual emmy awards will be broadcast around the world and killing kennedy has been nominated for outstanding television movie. therefore i, your humble correspondent, will be mingling in the crowd. now, whenever you are put in a situation that's alien to your experience, as this one is to mine, you have to think about how you're going to behave. so i've decided to be very low key tonight, unless of course i'm confronted by a pinhead. then i might have

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and it will be the subject of my commentary this evening. we are coming right back. lou: the islamic state no longer the threat to america, but how big of a threat is it? the obama white house seems the obama white house seems undecided at best. you know what i love america? fine barbecue, good times and zero heart burn. and that's why i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heart burn because it gives me zero heart burn. prilosec otc the number one dr. recomended frequent heart burn medicine for nine straight years. you can beat zero herat burn prilosec otc one pill each morning 24hrs, zero heart burn with centurylink visionary cloud a brinfrastructure, and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable, secure, and agile. lou: the world's worst ebola outbreak is spreading, coming the fifth african nation with confirmed cases, the virus has killed more than 1400 people in sierra leone, liberia, guinea and nigeria. according to the world health organization, it needs more than $430 million to bring the west african ebola outbreak under contr

apart, america coming apart has been it does seem almost commentary -- the theme of most commentary of america in 1968 and the nearly half-century since that year. the titles of the leading the books about this period in which the 1968 election occurs kumbaya's america, apart. for example, a book titled "america divided." unraveling of"the america." 1960's: days, rage." of my book is a. not america coming apart but america holding together. not coming apart but holding together. i will return to that theme later in my talk. for the moment, let me acknowledge how great the strains on this comp -- on this country were in that year. think about some of the events that occurred in 1968 starting at the end of january with the ted of fences in vietnam was severely undermined public confidence in president lyndon b. johnson s conduct of the war. presidentar that from presidented kennedy but continued and escalated. in a late 90's of the seven on the eve of the year of wishing the election -- in late 1967 on the eve of the election i am talking about, they went around the country on a success

going to take one i asked the aba question and not a commentary. >> i'm going to take two minutes ofur time. and tell you who i am. why i came here 45 years ago, title of this gathering is the future of the news, i feel i have moral obligations to you all to tell ea about the past of the news. the troubles for this country faced. i will add one more thing. those troubles have their seeds in georgia. atlanta, georgia. i'm a structural engineer. iname to the united states 1969. 45 years. i got my masters degree in 1971. with one mission in life, degrees are not important. money is not important. positions, not important. citizenship, i am right now citizen of two countries. the united states and iraq. neverne in citizenship, subordinate your country to a pocket book. once you do that you violate rule one. here,hen i came to speak me i'm nottold supposed to carry those documents in my hands. i'm going to give those documents to those gentlemen. they will see the horrible things going on. respectful. be very could you -- this is a q&a session. would you put the question to our panel? >>

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and it will be the subject of my commentary this evening. we are coming right back. lou: the islamic state no longer the threat to america, but how big of a threat is it? the obama white house seems undecided at best. we have michael scheuer on what america should do coming up next. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. that, my friends, is everything. and with the quicksilver card from capital one, you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase. not just "everything at the hardware store." not "everything, until you hit your cash back limit." quicksilver can earn you unlimited 1.5% cash back on e

authors then we would begin with the presentation that hopefully will have enough time for more commentary toward the end. the chief migration institute at the institute of arizona with collaborative disciplinary research into how the border enforcement is in that community. with water and health, research management and also he authored a book in mexico and with that we would like to begin with the professor. >> thanhispanic thank you very h everybody for attending here. some of the complexities of living on the border as it relates to immigrant subjects have been considered so in that particular book as you might imagine, we address this particular issue by the viewpoint of researchers who are out on the border trying to research this phenomenon that we are all familiar with. some of the things we've learned from this exercise is the complexity of the environment as it relates to research. most of you that have lived here we live in a very complex environment. we have commerce, we have immigrants, we have smugglers, travelers, tourists into some of the things we've learned in trying to n

by marinating join me on in-depth impartial and financial commentary contributes and much much. only on the bus and. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy back albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across difficult we've been a hydrogen why handful of transnational corporations they will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once it's all just my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trucks rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing america go ready to join the movement then walk away from the big picture. young men are limited to before the soil will swell little ones because i do not want to make up the one of them not to for. good when i see the renewal snuffed out on all sides from china broker experts on the diplomatic enough or not. but then i'll soon. just kno

to of the most commentaries go like this. the first is party identification are really loud and important signal it is a shortcut. one mostly i agree with democrats instead of taking the time i kgs in blue dash just use that as a shortcut. the second theory is slightly different that i called the janet jackson theory. what have you done for really lee? people think of the presidential election. and if we're not as of war they reward performance. those of the two biggest competing theories. >>host: what is your position here? >> professor of political science and communications studies. i just finished teaching the very large introduction to american politics and they teacher course it in the '60s that isn't your disciplinary with people in the community. >>host: why did you call your book "the gamble" at? >>guest: in the great question we thought it was a great title because their verse several bets placed at the start of the election. rewrote the book in realtime and published electronically as the campaign went on so we did

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i'm not going to give a particularly definitive commentary here.hink the -- it has an incredible ecosystem. i have completely bought into this long-term blackberry user, but i do think they are apparently in a hardware business, even with the massive success of itunes and the app. store, they do need to keep creating that next flavor product, otherwise it does all get commodityized. but i'm always wary of the next release. we said the 5s was fine, but not amazing. how many more releases can have that response before either some other company or people turn somewhere else. i think we need to constantly be on the lookout. they have a franchise, which is incredibly powerful and simultaneously vulnerable. >> got to leave it there. sounds like a note of caution there. >> you know, i tweeted out yesterday under the title of worthless but interesting that apple is now worth six times more than every football, baseball, basketball and hockey team combined. combined. >> it has no value at a cocktail party. you know i love that kind of stuff. >> be sure to c

commentary was priceless. >> how pleep bleep ironic. >> >>>. >> this video gives new meaning to the termunny hop. a very accomplished red bull sponsored trial rider bringing his skills into the playboy mansion. >> the actual bunny. >> exactly. >> it needs a gratuitous bunny. >> it is. this is iconic american sexuality. they have been around forever. it's not like you go in and hang out at the pool. he is doing these things all over the place. >> the infamous grotto. bringing his skills. does he fall in? he keeps himself dry and has to watch for all the other beasts hanging around. the animals that live on the six-acre mansion, he accidentally fell in the pool and might as well stay in for the rest of the day. backwards wheely down the wall. forget about the bunnies and look what is going on. >> danny no longer impresses me. he no longer impresses me. >> she not even distracted by the bunny. >> if anything he should impress you more. >> nope. >> a video that puts your awareness to the test. >> 12 things changed during the course of the video. did you notice? watch and see if you can back

hendrix oris jimi someone screaming it out of tune, that is their social commentary. the idea of a can be used as social commentary i think is another why it is great and reflects this country in such a wonderful way. >> the 1931 act that makes the "star-spangled banner" the official national anthem does not have any sheet music attached. the people reason is the government would turn to for expertise, the military band directors, all had their own individual versions. every united states service has bands. they all have their own version. they are not the same because they want to bring out the special quality of their service. this idea that there is no traditional version, there are versions you're comfortable with and like, that is wonderful and you should celebrate that. the factor isity, not an official and some, for me is powerful. if there was, singing it the right way would you just conformity. when we have the choice of how we sing it when it is our personal relationship with the country on the line, when that is at stake, then it is patriotic. then it can e

for in-depth impartial and financial commentary interviews and much much. only on the bus and only. one of the new. faces i feel. i. should have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. i. think i. i i. g nicely fifteen. this is simon's needs to crush is more terrifying than i could have imagined. weeks of traveling i finally made it to the eastern front where pitched battles seem an almost daily occurrence for months now the russian army has been pushed back by the german and austrian garion forces but they make them work for every inch the fuzzy is fierce the noise deafening and the bravery of the soldiers difficult to overstate. as for myself i've already taken pictures i never thought possible. i just need to make sure i don't run out of slides and that i keep my head down. pat. on a hot summer's day and. it's time to bring the past to life. to commemorate the scent of the beginning of world war one a huge battle re-enactment is about to take place. hundreds of people from all over europe have come to recreate some of the most memorable engagements of the russian army. and all t

i went through the earnings commentaries, statement, and kmep commentaries from ceos across the big companyme consumers continuing to struggle. we heard from from the buying habits there, north american consumer picture continues to be weak from the ceo of pepsic organization. you saw in lay-z-boy, and economic environment at best improving gradually, from the cfo, just to give you color now that we have wrapped up earnings season and in light of today's personal spending numbers which declined, first time we saw that since january. >> cramer would say we're overstored. mike santelli, we didn't take out enough retailers in the crisis. too many stores. >> with lower traffic levels. it is goingon that. you see it in the household products. they had the roughest earnings, and in terms of revenue growth for the household products company, the beauty companies, procter & gambles of the world, they are suffering and the restaurant industries as well. >> maybe deny's has the answers, opening the first manhattan location, denny's opening 5:00 a.m., north of where we are, city hall, it's tailored to

if you judge him by the tapes alone, of course, it's a very, very bad commentary.udge him by -- what did john mitchell say? watch what we, do not what we say. neil: pat, i keep thinking you say that about him finding the damn cap to a pen that fell off the plane. this is the same giant who did -- you never know. >> we tore that plane apart. neil: pat buchanan, thank you, my friend. >> thank you, my friend. neil: did you hear about the texas man handing out hard earned cash to random commuters on his birthday? >> here you go. >> what's that are? >> my birthday, i'm celebrating. >> that's pretty good. neil: makes you wonder if people can be trusted with their own money, especially when they come into money. the crazy things people do, help is on the way. . neil: all right, here's a way to get cash. talk about a kick to your investment portfolio. kickstart is now becoming the de facto fund-raising standard, and the source for about any st you can think of, these days. one person managed to raise $55,000 to make a potato salad. i could have done it for 45. it better ha

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not been convicted, which is likely why she has not been deported we are told. >>> up next, my commentaryhy the obama white house appears some say, rudderless on a wide range of issues. that's next wondering what that is? that, my friends, is everything. and with the quicksilver card from capital one, you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase. not just "everything at the hardware store." not "everything, until you hit your cash back limit." quicksilver can earn you unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you could possibly imagine. say it with me -- everything. one more time, everything! and with that in mind... what's in your wallet? lou: coming up in moments the irs cover-up unraveling because of series of revealing series of information requests. man leading that effort, watchdog judicial watch, president tom fitton, our guest. of the structure of terrorist group, islamic state. uncan my resemblance to saddam hussein's armeys of the past. we'll talk about that and other issues with best-selling author brad thor tonight. >>> a few comments now on a white house that is

great commentary from david and alan. >>> well, we had a deal that made many new millionaires today. now we are going to search for the next big deal. >>> and why the king of wall street is getting crushed today, in the one story that may prove that maria mire did right about ending working from home at yahoo. machines will be sprayed to be made. and making something stronger... will mean making it lighter. one day, factories will work with the cloud. one day... is today. >>> shares of kinder morgan soaring on news that it's consolidating into one company. morgan brennan has been working this story for us. now the ceo of the company was on earlier today. what did he have to say? >> first details on the deal itself. kinder morgan is announcing it would absorb energy partners, management and el paso pipeline in a deal valued at $71 billion, including debt. thises the second biggest energy deal in u.s. history behand exxon's purchase of mobil. they're putting all of its assets into a single c corporation. mlps have become very popular because of the tax advantages and high dividends, bu

. >>> up next, my commentary on why the obama white house and much of the democratic party shouldn't have it their way on the burger king deal. wondering what that is? that, my friends, is everything. and with the quicksilver card from capital one, you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase. not just "everything at the hardware store." not "everything, until you hit your cash back limit." quicksilver can earn you unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you could possibly imagine. say it with me -- everything. one more time, everything! and with that in mind... what's in your wallet? and with that in mind... when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to

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it's a commentary on the so-called arab spring. audiences praised it at the venice film festival and elsewhere. in 2011, he found out that the syrian government had arrested many of his film maker colleagues. he thought he would be arrested. he asked samawi for help and fled to dubai. >> sometimes i feel guilty because i have a lot of friends that cannot go outside syria. this is why i feel guilty. >> reporter: al beik is working on a feature film. it tells the story of the life of a syrian painter over the past three years. he feels it's his responsibility to tell the world about the situation in syria. >> i feel my art and my films, it's the key to opening a new window, new door, new future. this is why i'm working. >> reporter: even in exile, these artists keep their homeland in their hearts. they continue their fight to keep syrian art alive. akira saheki, nhk world, dubai. >>> they're looking into unresolved problems at the fuel collar plant. what they found has changed their understanding of what's happening inside. two years

the commentary, spot on. >> that's the best part of my day, and i realize how sad that is. >> that'smy favorite. >> the women that are being harassed already know this about dudes. it seems like they are the ones that needed the video to come out. >> i notice your confidence so i'm cutting you down to feel powerful. >> that was great. i noticed your confidence, so i'm cutting you down to feel powerful. nick? >> what? >> have you cat call a woman? >> a cheesy line with the buddies. here's a famous one, are you from tennessee? because you're the only ten i see. >> oh. >> i hate me too, girl. >> that was great. i hate me too, girl. that's what you say when you're this disrespectful to another human being. >>> that's it for "rtm," we'll see you next time, everybody. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >>> live from new york city, it's wendy williams. today the hilarious ugly betty, america ferrera is telling wendy about her more serious role in cesar chavez. >>> and music and reality star tamika "tiny" harris is here. now here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ]

tom was there on the front cover it's typography of him and part history the gay games and the commentary of the gay world in the 80s and 90s i brought a few center copies i'll let you have one. anyway, the film maker was inspired by tom's live and wanted to have another film called the life of the american family he was trying to raise money he'll never raise enough so that part of tom's legacy may not come to past but by renaming the street you will preserve that legacy thank you >> now you can read the original statement and in less than three weeks men and women will travel to cleveland and akron to participate they like the tens of thousands even if people like them will be

this commentary, low, i think is swg we would have said two years ago. although, they were a low cost player, they are now completely out of business. their sales were up 50%. these guys were fighting hard to maintain margin and not drop down to price. what do you say to that? for apple, it hasn't been crucial to this point. they have been more concern about growing the way they believe they should. >> appetizing i think if we use the pc analogy, what happened for players like dell and hp, they took it on the chin if you look at the apple mac, it's game share, prices have gone up, the margins have gone up. apple has a protected and unique ecosystem. it's difficult to switch from a samsung to an ios phone. so apple i think ultimately will have a positioning in the marketplace where yes it will have lower share like the mac has 6% unit share today. i think the iphone will be a premium product. it's difficult. you have to repurchase them, et cetera. so i do think the difference in ecosystem is really important. apple as the iose and those switching barriers

it's really a sad commentary on life. >> directly ahead, eric holder raises eyebrows with new commentsn the death of michael brown, is he politicizing the justice department's investigation into the shooting? right back with you. >> in the factor follow-up segment tonight, michael holder and the michael brown invests. he's promised a fair and thorough investigation. but comments like this have some thinking otherwise. >> the national u outcry we have been seeing speaks to mistrust and mutual suspicion that can take hold between law enforcement and certain communities. i wanted the people of ferguson to know that i personally understood that mistrust. i wanted them to know that while so much else may be uncertain, this attorney general and this department of justice stands with the people of ferguson. >> well, shouldn't he be standing for every citizen, including the police officer involved in this case? joining me now with reaction is my fellow co-host from that great show. dana how common is it for a u.s. attorney general to get so involved in a local/state issue like this. >> i think

this demands of commentary papers and forged signatures there's no dlagsdz before you that anything was forged the whole discussion about the suspension of the permit as a result of the fire in the discovery of load firearm back in 2007 that is indeed old history. the suspension was issued for thirty days and there were no conditions attached. during that time period appellant had a relationship with the real parties trustee he was involved. where was he when all this was going on you don't even need to ask that. the entire focus should be on the directors decision to grant the appeal which was to i'm sorry to grant the request to the change of ownership. if you have any questions? >> commissioner president lazarus i understand the zoning administer wants an opportunity to speak directly to the board. >> thank you scott sanchez planning department i want to be available if there's any questions based on the arguments that have been put forward i didn't hear any questions but to be available for any questions that come up. >> okay. we can take public comment i want to see a show of hands