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and faber.jeff dyer. the human condition. jonathan the ecstasy of influence, doubleday. karaoke culture, open letter. ellen willis out of the final deep ellum willis on rock music edit by the university of minnesota press. and the award this year goes to jeff dyer. [applause] >> our citation by greg of the criticism committee -- what makes jeff dyer a breath of fresh air of state-of-the-art theorists which has for the most part been the mainstay of literary criticism. this new sampler of dyer's freelance work is of dry wit and acute observations and it's the passionate and personal approach to his subjects that makes dyer's work shine. if you have never read dyer who is a true original and possibly the best writer in britain this is the place to start. he possesses a distinctive voice that crosses genres, often melding fiction with nonfiction, autobiography with literary criticism and a mash-up of english schoolboy with new way of romanticism. otherwise it's a pitch perfect encounter with dyer's

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mr putin there of course there is the polish sees it lead to his government go against some of the faber police in the west it was regarding for instance missile defense. against the chechen rebels it before. he supported the support of his government for syria for. its so there are all these various policies. which it was but because it goes. it brays that. they can if he's police pulls the ones they like saw is because of me because of how they see it because of the all sticking to the soviet you tell me the people aren't really capable or for security or. they look at it it's kind of clear the person is not really what the west wants them on the west want to see it that. the west would put its money on put its money i do think it would first choice big. well that's a good question perhaps all these candidates would have to be highly profitable for a because there will be he. says sort of for western style democracy as far as i understand. he said he that ciera very well think. he'll be willing to well he already has business interests at united states and the west so i would say to pe

i keep this around with my colleague david faber or this warning on squawk on the street. he has a tremendous life of confidence. why else would this quarter, closing out now, be so devoid of murders and acquisitions if corporations truly have faith in future? the mode of combingss. be more confident. members of ceos. if you got this far, you deserve to be more confident. the common perception is these should be derailing the machlett. it has to end, doesn't it? here's the problem with this thesis. who cares. the fact is that the market is rallying in the face of these worries, which now, by the way, they've been with us for more than a thousand dow jones points. you missed a gigantic rally. that is imprudence. i call that an overabundance of caution. subtle here, the points to make money. instead of saying the market is stupidly going up in the face of these concerns, you have to ask yourself what happened happen if these concerns were resolved in a positive way. what happens if oil goes down. what happens if the federal bumgt were better balanced? what happens if portuga

changing to the point where client wills say, you know, i'm not going to do it. >> thank you, david faber. it's 7:14. here's matt. >> now the very unsettled race for the gop presidential nomination. following big wins in the south mitt romney is locking horns with rick santorum over the favored canada dat eed candidat. peter? >> the race heads opposite directions to illinois and puerto rico. two places that rarely have a say in the presidential nominee. and the romney campaign insists the math is on their side, a message critics say it may be as accurate as it is uninspiring. >> reporter: with the republican race reshuffled again the candidates are digging in for an extended campaign. >> if we keep winning races people will figure out governor romney won't be the no, ma'minn. >> reporter: santorum has headed south to the caribbean looking to scoop up delegates in sunday's puerto rican primary. he joined supporters in prayer. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> translator: such a precious moment, father. >> reporter: while mitt romney is at a series of protests. the former massachusetts

exactly what we heard in the hearings on capitol hill, because of the excellent reporting by david fabery said there were multiple times when clients were called muppets, meant to be taken advantage of. because what the heck, goldman is the best, most prideful and lucrative. now, i know plenty of people at goldman sachs who stand for the opposite of what was written today. i do. i know plenty of people who didn't bet against clients and did right by them otherwise there's no way they'd have any business at all and i wanted to write a rebuttal on behalf of the firm. given how good it was to me and how much i owe it. i still do, but the piece read right to me, except for the bit where the author talked about table tennis at the jewish olympics. seriously, it's in there in the second to last paragraph that made me feel the whole thing might be a parody of a teenager's college application. i do know this, though, goldman will throw wrath toward me for saying anything but the author didn't know anything and didn't even win that rhodes scholarship. he was just a finalist. i'm confident i'll jo

have read it, then the compelling argument, the nature of the pros and particularly the fact that by faber 1986 they had come from this analysis which had really not been the case a year or so earlier. so it was like an earthquake in washington and it became the hot document. this is what our problem is in this tells us where we should go. so this inadvertent gnat, just a moment of theory and moscow and in the most depressing time of the aired dictating tastes to his secretary, that made his career. what is really interesting about kennan is that the turning points in his life, both the good ones and bad ones were often things that he at least prepared for combat things eddie did spontaneously. things that he dictated quickly or edit it very quickly or may be he did not spend a lot of time preparing. but their whole of the aspects in which he was then asked him at the time preparing himself to be a foreign service officer, preparing the great policy papers which can be some 900 pages between 1947 in 1949 and later writing his great histories, which he was ready not just for historians, but

i was talking with my friend david faber, some of these companies are doing special dividends.nt earnings. they did not deliver the earnings. and you know what? that's not good enough. if domino's pizza does a special dividend it will be because their earnings allow them to. we'll get that date as soon as we have it. but you know, i need earnings, earnings, and more earnings. all of that is said, it's not like the stock has been a loser, it's stock's up 23% year-to-date. it's just i would have liked a blowout quarter too. and you can't ask for everything. how about gary in new york, please? gary? >> caller: jim, forget about it brooklyn boo-yah to ya. >> i was in brooklyn last night. i'm loving it. good pizza there called domino's. holy cow, i heard the -- no, that couldn't be a hang-up, could it? we're so prepared for everything. john in nebraska immediately, john? >> caller: yes. >> you're up, john, what's up? >> caller: oh, jim. hey, i appreciate all the help you give us home gamers. >> i sure do try. every day i come out here. you think sometimes i'd be tired. go ahead. >>

a favorite exclusive, faber will sit down with gary parr. let's hit the markets first.ocking on 1400. a couple points away here. tom lee is chief u.s. equity strategist with jpmorgan here. sentiment perhaps pivoting among managers who might be looking at the world in a different way? >> that's right. there is a pervasive improvement. of economic, risky assets indicators. right sectors are rallying. gold is selling off. the rally -- investors are underweight stocks right now. volumes are low. our institutional clients are sitting on their hands. this tells us there is a lot of fuel for this rally. >> something you tracked for years and we follow is underperformance by money managers who need to catch up. where do we stand on this as we come toward the end of the first quarter? >> for the -- it's interesting, but the active equity managers doing well this year. i spent about a week in boston. most these guys are ahead of their benchmarks. however, it's your macrofunds that are really overweight credit, fixed income, being safety trade are starting to look at equities. may

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did you hear yesterday the ceo was on "squawk on the street" and jim cramer and david faber really gave him the business. he said we're trying to build confidence in the markets. cramer had no two ways about it. building confidence, are you kidding me? >> they were in the business of undermining it. would you do business with them at all? >> no, but i wouldn't have come on tv yesterday. >> faber even said i hate to pile on on, you've probably had a tough week he said, but you've got it to be kidding me. who is responsible for this. >> it's a story tell's never live down. >> make sure you can handle it if you're going to run triple -- >> a software glitch. can you write software? >> no, but i'm not out trying to get people to give me money. >> i know a little html. >> but that's not real programming. >> do you remember basic some? i know a little basic. >> when i was watching, i was like, you know, are they -- what kind of people are these that can sit there for -- and what are they writing, a little something equals -- >> html is not real code. >> do i a high performance paschal. or cob

hear the faber report drums.anadian company that interestingly is one of the bigger m and a stories of the day. again, we have had not much to speak of. but a company called viterra which is in the grain handling business. ships 24 million tons of grain and oil seeds annually. 45% share of the canadian market. owns the 50% of the elevator capacity. 75% of the canadian primary in elevator has assets in south australia. take a look at that. nice move up there. potentially from glenn corp. the ceo late last week was in an interview asked who the company received offers. he said no, there are the company had to come out and say, actually, we have. typically you want to answer those questions like, we do not comment on rumors. that's why the pr people tell you to do that because then when you say the opposite and it's not true you have to come out and say what is true. in this case it has put this company in plague. glen core a potential bidder. we want to point that out because this is a very large company. glencore

. >> david faber. didn't know he was going to be there. walked in in the greatest resort. you're half i with a up the mountain and you walk out of your room and there's a valet with your skis and boots. greatest staff. but jonathan wall who used to run cnbc. tim pawlenty. he was not skiing. in fact, he was if his skivvies coming out of the spa. not skivvies, but t-shirt and gym shorts and i was like governor, governor. and he looked scared as i approached him. because it was like who is this stalker. >> in this squawk ward moment has been brought to you by joe kernen. >> and one of the old faber five in a white outfit that was so embarrassing, but i guess they make it in a man he's size. but i wouldn't have thought that they did. but anyway, we'll head to break and then -- and your cousin. who said that you threw up at emory university when you went down to visit him. >> that was in high school. >> you're not supposed to drink in high school. i think it's final seconds, ohh, down by two, shoots a three, game over. so two seconds ago... hey mr. and mrs. harris, where's kevi

we've got something going here. >> you've still got them in your hand. >> faber's there.eave it there? this is a sly guy. but so am i. >> good luck tonight. we'll see you monday regardless of what happens. >> oh, i don't know. i may take off the morning after i win. >> when we come back, winning a multimillion-dollar lottery is a life changer, not always for the better. jackpot winner will offer words of wisdom. [ male announcer ] how do you trade? with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real time. which makes it just like having your own trading floor, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. try our easy-to-use scottrader streaming quotes. it's another reason more investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. monarch of marketing analysis. with the ability to improve roi through seo all by cob. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even t

also, david faber quoted a study. is it cheaper to buy a house or rent?sury supply. there's been a boat load of late. all of that at the top of the hour, carl. man, i'm glad aflac pays cash. aflac! ha! isn't major medical enough? huh! no! who's gonna help cover the holes in their plans? aflac! quack! like medical bills they don't pay for? aflac! or help pay the mortgage? quack! or child care? quack! aflaaac! and everyday expenses? huh?! blurlbrlblrlbr!!! [ thlurp! ] aflac! [ male announcer ] help your family stay afloat at aflac.com. plegh! >>> another gorgeous day here in new york. maybe that's why volume is light. >> people are out enjoying the weather. of course, it come ts back to real world things, such as natural gases. heating your home was not a difficult thing in the u.s., northeast at least. >> we hit an intraday low. it was the lowest since january. 231 is the ten-year low and people are now talking about 214.7, but basically getting closer to a one handle. >> which is a shock. of course, if jim cramer was there, i thought our last guest made a

david faber is on assignment. a day after the dow's worst drubbing of the year, markets trying to stabilize this morning helped by an adp number that came in almost exactly on target. 216,000 private equity sector jobs. some green arrows and green stomachs in europe as we await the results of the greek psi participation rate ahead of tomorrow's deadline. >> a bounce back we're seeing this morning, not just equities. crude, gold trading higher this morning and adding to the optimistop optimism. walmart saying it is pleased with sales and traffic so far this quarter. >> hours away from the unveiling of the latest ipad, we believe. we'll go out to san francisco for the latest on what's expected from apple. could there be a surprise seven-inch killer kindle tablet as well? >> mitt romney wins a squeaker in ohio but fails to knock his rivals out of a race that will continue. >> a big mover in premarket trade, pandora shares slumping on dismal forecasts, rising royalty fees. it is gaining listeners but will rising costs

i'm melissa lee with jim cramer and james faber live from the new york stock exchange. >> our secondome in the second city. chicago this morning, about eight months before election day, we have come to president obama's stomping grounds in the land of lincoln covering all the bases, commodities, treasuries, big business, big politics and how it impacts your money. it is wall street meets the windy city on "squawk on the street" on this friday, march 2nd, 2012. >> carl, we're about to wrap up what has been an eventful week for the markets between dow 13,000, nasdaq 3,000. we got red arrows across the board now. the dow is looking to lose about 12 points at the open. and european trading, we're seeing basically a flat picture across the board. let's get to a road map for this friday morning. crude is in focus after a whipsaw afternoon trade yesterday. iran pressed tv reporting an explosion at a pipeline. still, traders say the whipsaw trade shows the fear is still in the crude trade. we are awaiting what will likely be the last internet ipo before facebook. yelp prices well above the e

. >> what was in the faber part of making the documentary? >> my favorite part was going to the place myself and seeing the conditions they live in, as well as the editing and putting the whole movie to the. >> would you like to know what you have one? >> sure. >> you have won $5,000. >> thank you very much. >> you are welcome. and your teacher has earned your school $1,000 to use toward video equipment. >> cool. >> pam mcgorry is joining us to tell a little bit more about this year's studentcam competition and won a spirited -- competition. what was the theme? >> it was the constitution and you. we asked students to select any provision of the constitution and creates a video illustrating why it was important to them. we received a record number of entries this year, over 1200, from 43 states, washington, d.c., and puerto rico. they were judged in middle school and high-school categories. we awarded 75 student prizes and 11 teacher prizes, totaling $50,000. matthew, our grand prize winner, will receive $5,000 for his entry. host: let's talk

david faber is on assignment. future rising on optimism. the four week moving average on jobless claims remaining at a four year low. optimism spilling over to the european trade. the dax up by 1 pp.7%. >> the road map begins with the markets. crude and gold helping fuel the rebound. optimism over greece asth melis said. we'll go to greece for the latest. >> mcdonald's trading sharply lower. same store sales were the best in the u.s. in more than seven years, but international results missed big. how much is the strong dollar to blame? >> and apple watch continues after it launches the new ipad. $730 a share. goldman ups its target to 660. >> and the forbes list of the world's billionaires is out. many notable newcomers including the founder of underarremor and the investor of spanx. >> stocks looking to extend their winning streak to two after yesterday's 78 point gain in the dow. the watch is on to see about if tuesday's drop of more than 200 points can be erased. they need about 140 points today on the dow to break enfor the week. and of

faber didn't appear at his court appointment, the judge decided to issue a bench warrant for his arrest from this property maintenance issue, the warrant was for not complying with the court's decision, not for fail to go complete repairs on his house. what do you have to say to that? >> when we put the stucco on, our impression was the fact that the siding is stucco and we had thought we had complied. we had it done by may 21. there is nowhere that they had id that we were to appear in court. >> juliet: all right. we're going to continue following this story. we'd like to see what happens with this. best of luck to you. >> thank you very much for having me on. >> juliet: more "fox & friends" in two minutes. stay with us >> brian: if you want to follow us over the weekend, twitter. and sdoocy. >> juliet: at juliet huddy. thank you for allowing me to stay here on the couch. >> steve: we'll see you back here on monday. off to "america's

. >> what was in the faber part of making the documentary?my favorite part was going to the place myself and seeing the conditions they live in, as well as the editing and putting the whole movie to the. >> would you like to know what you have one? >> sure. >> you have won $5,000. >> thank you very much. >> you are welcome. and your teacher has earned your school $1,000 to use toward video equipment. >> cool. >> pam mcgorry is joining us to tell a little bit more about this year's studentcam competition and won a spirited -- competition. what was the theme? >> it was the constitution and you. we asked students to select any provision of the constitution and creates a video illustrating why it was important to them. we received a record number of entries this year, over 1200, from 43 states, washington, d.c., and puerto rico. they were judged in middle school and high-school categories. we awarded 75 student prizes and 11 teacher prizes, totaling $50,000. matthew, our grand prize winner, will receive $5,000 for his entry. host: let's talk abou

back to david faber. >> mr. santelli, thanks very much, rick santelli there.he viewers up to date on the larger mergers, having a positive impact on the shares of tent air, i'm talking about flow control. yeah, i know, we don't often talk about flow control, but i'm sure jim cramer knows a lot more, the deal itself can explain it to you this way, you may recall that tyco is splitting itself up something that was announced last september. that will conclude this coming september. at the same time that that flow control business is separated out, it will immediately be merged into a new company combined with pent air in which tyco shareholders will own roughly 52% and pent air shareholders will own 48%, the new company to be called new pent air essentially, but the combination will have a lot of positive impacts for pent air. we're salking synergies of a significant amount. they are talking earnings per share of greater than $5 by 2015 reflected the expected $200 million pretax sinnergies through the elimination of duplicative costs and further streamlined opera

beginning in 2007, mitch faber said the city sent him letters to either complete the work or go to jaild he intended to finish the project but ran into financial trouble as many folks did during that time. during a routine traffic stop, police picked him up. >> what did you accomplish other than wasting the city's money? the county's money? our money and all the mental and ee -- emotional anguish. >> he is supposed to wear an electronic monitoring device. the city says he had plenty of time, four years, to finish the work. he didn't have the money. >> i gassed up my big truck yesterday. yesterday, i gassed up my truck. i know brian has a flex fuel vehicle. >> define it further. >> the hybrid. >> it's a hybrid. exactly right. >> i got the kind of vehicle that a lot of people do, you know what? i was talking to a guy at the gas station, he said that the price of gasoline not that expensive. again, he was the loan officer at the gas station. where they charged me over $100 to fill up my truck. national price of gas is $3.88. that money gets bigger and worse for the president of the united

carl quintanilla and david faber are both off today. futures moving lower this morning. decline in february housing starts certainly not helping malters. right now looking at a lower open on the dow by about 78 points. as for europe, we're seeing pressure on bankers. in particular miners. we are, in fact, seeing the ripple effects coming out of china this morning. comments from a bhp executive about slowing demand for iron ore is sending miners lower. also vehicle sales forecast sending those shares lower as well. dollar moving higher, meantime. luxury, demand is still intact. that's what tiffany's said wits rosey outlook. sales in asia up 19%. new york flagship store saw a 20% rise in fiscal fourth quarter. positive sign for brokers coming out of jeffries this morning. marked improvement in trading and investment banking. mark zuckerberg bows out of the company's first analyst meeting choosing his time to develop the service. news on what facebook is pag its underwriters, here's a hint. it's way below the average fee. no surprise. start with the mining stocks under pres

they add what they call aqua core, it's fabers, made from husks, and lean it upside down and kind of the top, once you get in the pot. you don't want dirt before what was the pot before. fill it in. what it does. the stuff in the soil attracts moisture and it's going to hold the water that you have in there longer and it's going to absorb that so it doesn't drain out. >> before we go, this is-- >> i'm going to give you this and step around you and add that to the base of the flower on the front. a couple of things, we've got from bayer, two in one rose and flower care, the miracle-gro shake and feed. apply those at the base. the bayer you want to kind of work into the soil and water that and you can put this in as you're gardening into the soil or after the fact. you're protected and your plants are fed and take hold and thrive in the spring. >> check everything out at home depot.com and you've got great youtube videos, as well. i'll have shake and feed for breakfast. what's coming up on the show. >> dave: sprinkle that on the greek yogurt, not a good thing. didn't hit the mega jackp

i'm david faber with jim cramer and kelly evens from the new york stock exchange. carl quintanilla, melissa lee and simon hobbs also all off. not sure what message they're all sending me. dow looking to extend its winning streak to eight. that's one day after the s&p 500 closed above 1,400 for the first time in more than four years. you see it there. fair value or the implied open at least looks like we will open a bit higher on all the major averages. futures as you see on the rise despite that february consumer price number jumping by the most in ten months. of course, inflation worries impacting the bond market. as for europe, let's take a look at those markets. you'll see there that we are up across the board on all of the big european marks. always like to take a look at spanish and italian yields. if we did, you'll see they're really not doing much of anything. kind of flat today. spanish 10-year above 5%. italy, of course, importantly below 5%. >> here's our road map for the morning. what's going to drive the buzz and trading today. number one, got your ipad

i'm carl quintanilla with melissa lee live on the big board, jim kramer, david faber off today.cks trying to break the three-day losing streak and brush off some concerns about a global growth slowdown. futures here in the states mildly positive although shanghai walloped again last night. the lowest there since february. europe, meantime, has not been able to shake off the jitters as well and the spanish ten-year yield back above 5.5%, an 11-week high. >> let's get to our tgif road map. the dow is on track for the worst week of the year. a lot to worry about here. china, spain mortgage rates. where did the markets go with earnings season just weeks away? >> bank of america launching a pilot program to let distressed home owners hand over the deeds to their homes and rent them back at a market rate. is this the solution the housing market has been looking for? >> darden restaurants and nike beat estimates but are trying to overcome investor worries about gross margins. >> mcdonald's ceo jim skinner in his first television interview since announcing his retirement this week, a cn