dagen mcdowell is here to pass judgment on this. dagen: makes me feel old.and beta at max when you have a choice which for many were going to commit to. i love the video tape it was like the allied. stuart: if apple gets its way gets its apple tv, then i guess today's generation of children -- i am saying essentially technology is moving real fast and people like me look old real fast. >> it is moving quickly. with the vhs of the former generation might be the dvd, the idea of dvds and then coming pass and people might think is this a reflector device like a mirror or something to use? kids are going to be streaming their content whether it is through their computer or television. i think it is headed this way. the mac and we to be read the old school and save money, get an hd and kenna you can get for free broadcast networks because they are broadcast over the airwaves so you don't have to pay for this apple streaming service. it is $20 or $40 and can get old school/new school. stuart: lovely, glad you are on the show today. thank you very much great input.

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. >> one of my favorite people is dagen i'll tell you why, because she loves dogs, has a great sensemart and she's pretty good looking. >> wow, four things. >> i was thinking about people i like and dagen is one of them. >> thank you. >> and i like kyle. >> all right. >> and tony and rob. >> nice. >> i love lou. bernard, you can't even get ahold of him. i tried to

>> if she were here it's not up to dagen. it's up to the congress. >> gerry is here. >> you don't think a president can decide which is right executive order material? >> no. >> history will decide people go to the courts for this and in the case of fdr, years after the fact, they say you went too far? >> obviously, the president is going too far. that's my opinion. my fear isn't the original list of things we talked about. >> right. >> the bait switch. >> there is a list of taxes he wants to raise on his own. that includes everything from 401(k) limits retirement savings limits. >> can that be done on his own? >> i don't think it should be. >> you raised a good point. >> i always do. >> be careful here because it is a slippery slope. what democrats want today they might rue giving republicans tomorrow. is this whole executive order thing itself out of control? >> i thought it was completely out of control. remember the signing statements that george bush used to do where he would say i choose to ignore or disregard any part

they want to participate in this economic rival dagen talked about. letting people decide. >> a critical decision companies make when they figure out where they are going to invest. they want freedom to employ whomever they want to. >> what do you make of that? >> i'm going to give walker the benefit of the doubt and say he may be started an intelligent discussion, which is not something our country is great at having because most of this debate is not about any of these issues. it's about sticking it to unions. as charlie understands. i want to say one more thing. the reason that right to work states are gaining jobs right-to-work is not the only reason. there are other factors involved. >> doesn't it rub you the wrong way a union compels you to join the union? it's unamerican. unions are unamerican when they force people. that's part of it. this is a big problem i think. >> at the same time we want to make sure workers have the right to organize. >> absolutely. >> that's in danger. that's in jeopardy here. that's what we have to discuss. >> i well t

david asman dagen mcdowell you get the buzz.t least on the internet. because when it comes to tweeting or e-mailing, the boss apparently loves being a luddite. i can see -- remember that at sony? if you were a big cheese, would you want to risk some underling leaking that stuff out? i guess i can understand why so many bosses are saying no to this. >> yeah, because they're cowards. when you're at the top, you're afraid of falling off. it's very simple. when you're at the top of a mountain and when you're a corporate ceo -- neil: i think a lot of these guys don't even know -- >> i think they do. you can fall off so easily with an offhand comment on twitter or even in an e-mail -- neil: they're very guarded. >> they are afraid. and they have all their people -- >> cowardly bore, too, and a lot of them don't have anything interesting to say on twitter. and if you're quick to be on twitter -- going to be on twitter, you better make it work. richard branson is fascinate aing rupert murdoch, huge number of followers. they're telling p

>> if she were here it's not up to dagen. it's up to the congress. >> gerry is here. >> you don't think a president can decide which is right executive order material? >> no. >> history will decide people go to the courts for this and in the case of fdr, years after the fact, they say you went too far? >> obviously, the president is going too far. that's my opinion. my fear isn't the original list of things we talked about. >> right. >> the bait switch. >> there is a list of taxes he wants to raise on his own. that includes everything from 401(k) limits retirement savings limits. >> can that be done on his own? >> i don't think it should be. >> you raised a good point. >> i always do. >> be careful here because it is a slippery slope. what democrats want today they might rue giving republicans tomorrow. is this whole executive order thing itself out of control? >> i thought it was completely out of control. remember the signing statements that george bush used to do where he would say i choose to ignore or disregard any part

. >> brenda and melissa dagen are excited for christmas but only have a few christmas presents under the tree. melissa got a phone call saying she owed taxes from 2009 and was about to be arrested. melissa: i was like, what can i do to fix this? i can't be arrested. i have no one to watch my kids and they would not let me get off the phone. anchor: another scammer was calling her phone with the bogus caller id -- 911. melissa was convinced they were on the way and withdrew $15,800 which he used to pay prepaid cards and gave the code numbers to the thieves. that money was gone before she realized she had been victimized. melissa: i have not been able to stop crying. i cannot eat. i am sick to my stomach. embarrassed, just lost that all of this money we were trying to save for a down payment on a home -- because we need a bigger home to take care of three kids -- and my heart has been totally ripped open because of this. anchor: the story is too familiar to lieutenant doyle of the unified police department which is investigating dozens of these cases. lieutenant: they are demanding peo

brenda and melissa dagen are excited for christmas but only have a few christmas presents under the tree. melissa got a phone call saying she owed taxes from 2009 and was about to be arrested. melissa: i was like, what can i do to fix this? i can't be arrested. i have no one to watch my kids and they would not let me get off the phone. anchor: another scammer was calling her phone with the bogus caller id -- 911. melissa was convinced they were on the way and withdrew $15,800 which he used to pay prepaid cards and gave the code numbers to the thieves. that money was gone before she realized she had been victimized. melissa: i have not been able to stop crying. i cannot eat. i am sick to my stomach. embarrassed, just lost that all of this money we were trying to save for a down payment on a home -- because we need a bigger home to take care of three kids -- and my heart has been totally ripped open because of this. anchor: the story is too familiar to lieutenant doyle of the unified police department which is investigating dozens of these cases. lieutenant coil -- lieutenant: they are dem