hi, everybody, i'm liz mcdonald's in for david asman welcome to forbes on fox. now, steve, the spreading chaos in the middle east, more proof we need to get moving on becoming less dependent on mideast soil? >> absolutely. we should have that kind of a back up. the pipeline should have been approved years ago. also the white house should rule restrictions on federal lands on drilling for gas and oil and they should also green light. so bull market there. more supply and we'll get through this crisis but we have to get the signal out there and the white house is not giving it. >> rick, we have them saying it and the nebraska governor saying we have a route for you, why not build the keystone. >> actually, i don't know that you can draw this strong connection between the terrible things happening in iraq and the value of the keystone pipeline would add in bringing down prices. it might bring it down a tiny bit but most experts will tell you it's not going to be huge. but i will make a prediction that's going to make each and every one of you very happy. you notice

david asman will be back next week.eep it right here for eric bolling and cashin' in. >> i'm very optimistic about iraq. it's going to be one of the great achievements of this administration. >> achievements for obama or al qaeda? terror groups make their way toward baghdad. what will cost america more? if we get involved or if we don't? >> plus their dream is becoming our costly nightmare. illegals are flying in and d.c. wants 2 billion more to deal with it. they enter the u.s. illegally but instead of blaming them perhaps we should be blaming the president for this surge. and then, remember when bill clinton made your head spin with quotes like this. >> it

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. >> thank you for watch david asman will be back next week. keep it right here for eric bolling and cashin' in. >> i'm very optimistic about iraq. it's going to be one of the great achievements of this administration. >> achievements for obama or al qaeda? terror groups make their way toward baghdad. what will cost america more? if we get involved or if we don't? >> plus their dream is becoming our costly nightmare. illegals are flying in and d.c. wants 2 billion more to deal with it. they enter the u.s. illegally but instead of blaming them perhaps we should be blaming the president for this surge. and then, remember when bill clinton made your head spin with quotes like this. >> it depends upon what the meaning of the word is. >> well, hilary is redefining what broke means. >> we came out of the white house not only broke but in debt. >> the problem is the clintons raked in more than $12 million the year they left the oval office. cashin' ins starting right now. >> hey, everyone, i'm eric bolling. welcome to cashin' in. welcome everybody. th

jo david asman joins me. we're just under two minutes to go before the closing bell. things we're watching that are still a lot more exciting, the overall market. nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. apple was up earlier close up to 2%. a big move for apple. why? >> we're continuing to see it ever popularity. it is the end of the quarter. people are still interested in it. $93, not too far off all-time record highs. we're seeing it run up with the company's strategy. they're trying to compete in cloud based world and iphone 6 and such. liz: hour and 15 minutes ago, correct me if i'm wrong. we general motors halted, more news. it is bad. 7.6 million cars recalled. i guess could be responsible for three more deaths in this nightmare for gm. stock down about a percent. >> it was busy on floor of the exchange. all traders rushed to the post quickly halted on announcement of a recall. this stock recouped some losses from earlier today, finishing down just under 1%. david: time for a little good news. talk about goh from -- gopro ipo up another 13%. >> this was

david asman. david: yeah. i just couldn't have a negative day. let's go to nicole pet' d.c.ange. tesla, 7% gains. what's going on there? >> reporter: welcome back, dave. tesla doing well today, and this is on news about their new 2015 model x and that there will be early delivery on that. with that, the stock is up 9% today, and it's up over 100% in the last year. cheryl: nicole, breaking news on general motors that i want to bring to our viewers, another recall. they are recalling 3.37 million vehicles here in north america. this is model years 2014 and the company going to be taking a second quarter charge of $700 million. this is just breaking on gm. this is, again, ignition switch issues. we're looking at the stock as we go into the close, it's up 42 cents. this news is just crossing, nicole, wanted to bring that to our viewers. still looking at dreamworks? >> reporter: yeah, i am, and general motors is up over 15 million with their recalls this year. dreamworks, how to train your dragon 2 was a disappointment, the stock is down 11% today for dreamworks. david: and yahoo

liz: david asman joins me. david: good to be here on this monday. >> travel being the flat line.been. who knows it, could settle to the upside. liz: we have nick at the new york stock exchange. bilge merger monday. talk oracle. we didn't talk too much last hour. >> oracle is up 3/4 of a percent. since we first started talking about a potential tie-up. this is 3 1/2%. this is big merger deal. a 5.3 billion deal. the biggest since sun micro back in 2010. you remember that that was almost 7 1/2 billion. david: nicole a big supreme court decision today that kind of put the stops on epa to go too far into coal. that is helping out coal stocks. >> the supreme court gave nice boost to coal stocks. they are off earlier highs. walter energy is up 5% now. >> quickly mention the traders warmed up to 3:00 deprinting stocks after a -- 3d printing stocks after a bearish month. [closing bell ringing] >> 3d systems up 7.25%. liz: let's savor the bells on wall street, with the s&p just flat and slightly lower. nasdaq looks to end up just half a point, we'll take it. liz: we sure will on this mond

former reagan adviser pat buchanan along with are all stars david asman, lori rothman, tracy burns. this? the reluctance to be at the debate. they want to feed the same type of cynicism that democrats are showing a guy getting on this special commission. you want to look at least like you're doing your part. >> well, i think an expert. in office good on the environment. and i were an expert in the republican party on that i would go to the debate. the way the democrats are doing want to debatear. sergeant randall. here is an issue. the environment, it energizes the base and young people, editorial writers to environmentalists. for those folks this is a clause a religion. it is popular with the people, even if they got it down number 20. their area of concerns. neil: of the republicans were to say we're not coming. is 20 of the list of things. the democrats come back and say to them, we think this fixation of yours is a distraction. what happens? >> it's a formal committee. it could very well be on national television and go on for days. i think the democrats defensively have to come

andrew mccarty and supreme court of u.s., and david asman disagree. neil: and president bush was president, and issued far more executive orders. >> yes, and no. hold on. president bush did was put forward these orders, but this president is changing the laws, with obamacare he is not issueing executive orders but changing the specifics of the law, that is illegal. neil: that is going nowhere fast, time is wasting. >> supreme court is deciding on suing issues. neil: sabrina. >> i am sim theftic to -- sympathetic to david, we have a ballooning administrative state, and the executive orders are out of control, they should be limited. certainly michele bachmann is responding, i think that problem with political theater, pushing out real conversation about what needs to happen, i think that is where th the divide is. neil: and david, we raise a number of points, regardless of president, i worry about the frequency over the years, that is neither here more there, i am most concerned about how it looks, if you look at little bital fallout from that charlie,

david asman will be along to explain why in a few minutes. >>> speaker of the house john boehner saysng a legal case against the white house over executive orders. in as into conference a few minutes ago, becameboehner says the president is circumventing congress and has not faithfully executed the laws of the land. >>> a federal judge throwing out indian's ban on same-sex marriage. the judge ruled the ban violates the constitution. the licenses are issued to gay couples and we're getting word of a similar ruling in utah. breaking details happening now. >> thanks, jon. >> talking dating. i may be outnumbered but my turn talking for the guys. you're out with buddies trying to talk up with a pretty lady, giving you scenario, not what i did last night. you think you're being flirty but she sees you as friendly. research says only 18% of women con tell when a man is being flirtatious but 36% of the men can tell whether the women are doing flirting. if think ask the woman i think that number would drop a little bit. jedediah, tell me about the single life and is your radar is pretty good.

. ♪ ♪ liz: back now with david asman for "after the bell," and as we bump up against that bell, we'red the strange things is there are so many reasons for it not to be in the plus category; everything overseas, a bump in inflation, and this market keeps on going. liz: and the fed meeting began today, but we know that nicole petallides a is always at the new york stock exchange. let's talk about green mountain coffee be, amazing it's hitting another all-time high. >> reporter: yeah, pretty amazing, up 4.5% at 125.54. certainly the feeling from the analysts they have upside potential, and everybody still loves the deal that keurig has with subway and also coca-cola and analysts, as i noted, still think there's upwards move for the stock. david: nicole, we're often talking about the big caps and sometimes the small caps. not too much the mid caps. but today the mid caps -- and there is an s&p 400 fund, they hit an all-time high. >> reporter: right. well, this is why you're diversified, right? it's amazing, really outperformed the small caps, did well. the russell was up .7%, but the mid

liz: david asman joins me and, againy move to the upside for the s&p would mean another record. now between up and down. we'll see. liz: let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we were watching two specialty retailers, they were sinking today more than 9% apiece. what's going on? >> new lows both. pier one imports and coach. pier one down 13 percent, they talked about promotions, they had to lower their guidance, coach also acknowledging they're going to close 70 underperforming stores. very tough day for the shareholders to see their stocks down 9% and 13% respectively. tough day. david: nicole, i have been hearing a scream all day, and it sounds like peter schiff saying i i was right, i was right. gold is up $45. what do the traders say about that? >> no doubt. talking about the short squeeze that occurred, talking about the technical. some respect throwing in a lot -- aren't throwing in a lot, but it certainly seems no doubt -- [inaudible] $43. liz: a record for the s&p, i believe that's the 21st of the year as the s&p pushes out a two-point

we've got to get david asman down here for that. i'm kidding. you have got, also, big backers.they've given you enough of a chunk of change that would indicate there are believers in this. where is it available? >> we have a direct to consumer approach, and following the example of our friends at warby parker who, i think, are kind of a role model of a new generation of brands that get the line out online first, they started their stores two years after being online only, so we have the same approach. we are available -- liz: what's the web site? say it. >> it's called aloha.com. liz: i was going to say, don't miss this opportunity. there are people watching right now who may want to try it. what do you foresee for opportunities here? if you go to whole foods, blueprint is there. that, of course, is owned by hanes celestial. you can also buy different types of juices at gnc. how do you beat those guys? >> our vision is actually much broader than that. we want to create the rife style that helps people -- lifestyle that helps people to live holistically, to live a life in balanc

adam shapiro joins me in for david asman.ange. we should mention apple has been in the spotlight with seven for one stock split. >> today is the day it went into effect. instead of seeing apple at 600 and change, you saw apple at 93.68 at close. it was up 1 1/2% and hit a multiyear high. >> merck making a big acquisition, right, nicole. >> look at shares of idenix. that was up 228%. idenix unbelievable this is all about hepatitis-c. america even finished in the green slightly. liz: the chicken guessing game comes to an end and stice son -- tyson wins the hillshire. pill grips pride had to back out. >> carl icahn, shares of family dollar leading s&p after activist investor take as stake. >> that investor would be good ol' carl icahn. they adopted a poison pill to stop 10% and above. gives the board time to make decisions. dollar general jumping as well. family dollar up 13% as was dollar general. there is even speculation about the two getting together. there was a lot of action in the in the lower cost sales group there. liz: