hi, everyo. let's t's gets right to it welcome to everybody. okay john, a wildweek. what does it mean to our you viewers? >> what i think this means to our viewers is they should be very concerned going into monday morning. we've had will an ermous run up over the last few month, even the last year. and people have a lot of profits on the table. what we're seeing right now is a lot of the artificial stimulation the market has gotten by ben bernanke's policies, it's starti to come to and our fund feels like the stock marke right now has a correction in mind somewhere in the 5% to 7%range over the next quarter. i could look for somewhere in the course of this week about 1,000 points to the down side. was a retail investor, had some profits, i wou go into monday morning thinking let me take some profits off the table, if the bubble starts to burst, there will be great oprtunities down the line. but the evailing opinion is always sell it in may and go away. we're in june. if you haven't sold yet, i'd be selling monday. >> 1,000 points. gary, are you buyi or selling? >> w

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. >> i want to apologize to everyo everyone for the wrong that i a have done. beg, you my children, my team, my fans, my partners, i beg for your forgiveness. >> all right, i want to go to you, mr. mcdonald. what, when someone begs for forgiveness, that means they are sorry. what is wrong with accepting an apology? >> i don't know, sir. >> i love that you put it -- >> why -- >> i came to you saying, apologizing i'm again it. i love paula deen, she clearly seems to be sorry for whatever she said and i -- all i think about is myself like, if the world knew the stuff i have said and written and texted and said in phone calls and during drunken barroom things, i would apologizing, i would not fit it in my whole life. >> you are an exception because you are in the kkk. >> right. >> yes, so it's like you say a lot of awful things. >> right, you know what? as a member of the kkk, i'm not very good, so they call me whimpy k. >> okay. >> i'm not racist enough. i say horrible things about not just race, you name it, whatever. we are in the world of comedy, i get very wor

it is almost ubiquitous that everyo is being invaded with privacy in the corporate world.rrow smal number bein investigated by the government. they are not analogous in size or scale oincident. the we are going to have to pk this up. because bruce, as he id, we could talk for a long time. come back and we can continue thconversation. i thk that it is a fascinating perspective. >> thank you. lou: coming up tomorrow, andrew mccart on the numeous scandals that now engulf the obama administration. we will be joined b reince priebus coming up as well. we will talk about what voting demographics include. we willtalk about ths up next. the dow jones industrials up nearly 200 points today. nearly 200 points today. we will be talkg withour this man is about to be the millionth customer. nearly 200 points today. we will be talkg withour would you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him and win fiy thousand dollars. congratulations you areour on. nobody likes to miss out. that's y ally treats all eir customers the same. whether you're the first or the millio

last 5 years has en to nothing, they talk about housing prices coming bac up, that is great, that i everyo'sity. we have not gotten to where we bought them in 2006 range. neil: the same there in st. louis. >> oh, yeah. tas have gone up on real estate but value of propertyas gone down 25%. neil: hang in there thank you veryuch. we t thought we would bounce it off you, did not jive with you either. i wish the news was better. neil: we' keep watching hang in there do you remember -- well this woman? she actually pays to look like this. that is the good news, but now she has to pay more to keep looking like this scandal that wil rlly burn you, or at least her. least her. >> i can -- you know once -- you hurt my feelings, todd. i did? when visa signure asked everybody what upgraded experiences really mattered... you suggested luxury car service instofstrength training with patrick willis." come on todd! flap them chicken wings. [ grunts ] well, i travel a lot and umm... [ male announcer ] at visa signature, every upgradedxperience ces from listening to our cardholders. visa signature. your idea o

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brennan who is the other lawyer besides james carney who is defending whitey wul bul jer does by what everyosment was a brilliant job of cross-examination. >> what does that mean? how did he do it? >> what begins -- you want to wake a jury up? you're a mass murderer, aren't you? >> no, i'm not. >> basically what part of that question do you disagree with? no, i'm not. why not. because i didn't really take money. i did it for friends and money. he asks john martorano, this sociopath mass murderer, if he's not a mass murderer, i don't know who it is. cold blooded murderer, at the end of the day, he kills his friend because he was asked to. he said, did you look him in the eye before you killed him. >> do you believe the defense destroyed the prosecution's key witness? >> i think they destroyed john m martorano because of the person he is. >> of course, there's fabulous color behind these characters, talking about family in first, my priest taught me that, the nuns taught me that. >> the nuns taught me that. the worst thing you could though 'do that is be a judas. that's why i'm here because wh

have a great morning, everyo ♪ >>> the music appropriate. there outside. i mean little mix.ned up by the thousands outside our times square studio on a rain-soaked friday. not putting a damper on the summer concert series. >> how cool these two young groups are. they realize that we're supposed to be in the park and a lot are upstairs waiting with their little mix dancers and realize a lot won't be able to see them. they're going to give a free concert later this morning. we'll give you all the details for that. but how wonderful and realize they're denying so many people so we'll have those details ahead. >>> also ahead on this tgif edition of "good morning america," bianna is here this morning. bianna golodryga looking very like victoria posh. victoria beckham there. >> talking about something called posh so a lot are carrying purses extremely heavy and carry them on their arm like this and get elbow pain. this is my purse. >> put it on the scale. >> it's really your purse? >> i carry everything in there. >> ten pounds. i have poshitis. >> you would have to check that at t

she has tried to be on her own, having a mother in the find her everyo , i think thatble where she isow is one of the best. solution for people with severe mental health and chemical imbalances, of course people that have anxiety disorders, or young people, but is bulk solution for of the bim people who are bipolar, schizophrenic, because they are not in reality if they are not taking their methods. some institutions or whatever, they medicate them too much because there lamy's and do not have a life. but one of the things they did right here in oklahoma, they built a big apartment that looks like a hotel. and they have security. mental health workers. it is not an institution, so there is not a -- i guess a stigma, where people feel like they're just institutionalized. it is under the department of mental is health. there was a big waiting list to get in here. there is a combination of people. of course veterans have priority with post-traumatic stress. one of the things that has really worked well and, like that said, my daughter says she feels like she is not alone. other people ha

on everyo target elementary, small business in that district by other terrorists.is why it is important that we come together and send a message to the president to stop every terrorist from coming to u.s. soil,, but we could stop these. i yield back. >> gentleman from new york as recognize. -- a sixvides a sick part plan for closing gitmo. -- end funding. the time to close guantÁnamo is now. it is a stain on our national honor. 86 people have been cleared for release. they have been found guilty of nothing and just not to post a danger. there is no need for us to hold them. i wonder which of our colleagues do not believe in the u.s. system of justice? which one of us does not trust our american courts? who does not believe in the bill of rights? who does not believe in the right of counsel? what we have a gitmo is a system that is a threat to those police and america. the last decade we have be in -- begun to let go of our freedoms by each executive order and act of congress. we have been giving away our price -- our rights to privacy. we are continuing down the p