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jeanne momma gave to me and i didn't watch it for the last few years and i think i'm doig he said he because he can't see over the people if front of him. >> i can't stand to see people with baseball caps turned sideways and woman that [ inaudible ]. >> my favorite movie is wall street, and i want people to be exposed to how bad the capital system has ripped off -- and only one of them went to jail and there are a lot more that should have. >> we give the movies the movie of all time and we talk about it while they roll the video. wall street -- >> you had a good one. >> my favorite christmas movie is miracle on 34th street. >> and i would agree with that, the best movie -- christmas movie ever. >> i never saw it. or a wonderful life. >> that is a good one. >> you haven't seen a wonderful life? you can see that any time and it would apply. >> the title is a lie. >> he'll get more use out of -- here is your next book. a terrible life. >> will you see a movie. >> i probably won't but i want to see these when they come out. american buyer's hustle and the wolf of wall street and the guy

>> well, professional athletes are only doig it for the team.that are being very altruistic. and they are interested in making money d that seems to be a very bad thing. >> they had the highest average ay for the 50th consecutive seon. an astonishin $8.1 million. actually heard someone in a radio interview say that the reason why they are bad is because the yankees are overpaid and fat and lazy and they don't care. so those are some harsh words. what do you think? >> well, i think first of all that it is -- it's a problem with where the priorities of the american people are out. the baseball salaries and no one is saying word. ticket prices keep going up. the ballplayers are in it for the love of the game and the money. let's face it. >> the only problem people should have are those who are paying those wages. and highly paid sports stars are worth it. just like a good ceo, a good sport star makes multitudes for the company for which they work versus what they actually make otherwise. >> we are keeping to go up and up. and i don't know. are we g

we need to be doig more in this extent, but we are seeing jobs improving.ee that after 240 weeks? >> i think that there are two sides. one side shows the gdp is getting better, we had a great number today relative to where we have been in the past and i think that it's a million plus jobs for 45 straight months. but on the flipside, the participation rate is so low in the long-term unemployment is longer than anyone in this country wants and i think that that is where the concern is on the unemployment benefits. neil: that the. neil: that is getting kind of long and the two. >> i agree. at the end of the day it should not prevent a budget deal. >> okay. neil: let's focus back on whether we can ease up a little bit. even in the face of good economic news. >> i think it's something that we have to really contemplate. and i'm talking about what i think we should do. neil: you are being pragmatic? >> correct. i think that her response is what is respected of budget refo and we should put it what it was. respect to what the sequester was and then wish of the def

talk to everyone on the train is to make sure that everyone was there as a passioa passenger and not doig something else. the other issue for not just the nstta and ntsb the injured peope may have walked to the hospital. >> there may be have been people that are injured and don't realize they are injured. and saying fe gee i survived ths brush and go home and relax. they may have other medical issues. my suggestion is that anyone that was on the train or knows someone on the train, get themselves checked out. just to verify you were there and you are okay. >> they may have a piece of the story and a piece of this investigation that is so key to understanding what happened? >> absolutely. and also, again, in the day of social media someone may have photos et cetera of the event and say gee i will see if i can get a good deal for this and a little cash for this. that is legitimate and it could be information that is essential for the investigation. if anyone has any information try to get it in to the hands of the authorities so they can make sense of this. >> having said that the officals