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we're going to talk to carly fiorina. still the best hperforming this year.n, boeing is up only 40% in second place. >> she did the 12-month chart is better because it doubled from the november low and you come down today. >> just 11 bucks in november. hard to believe. >> contrast that with ibm. incredible story. >> absolutely. >> meantime, an hour into trading. the stories we're talking about. according to a new report the average american household is earning less than now four years ago. at that time, it was down 4.4% to a little over 52 ground a home. milestone for yahoo!. the company is getting more unique visitors last month than any other company inguding google. it's the first time yahoo! has beaten google in web traffic since '08 and it's impressive consideringia he's's results did not include tumblr. >>> zimmer is back at the warehouse. trying to make an offer to buy the company. the bid by zimmer would have to be hostile. >>> the annual jackson hole symposium starts today and it's a big one for the future of economic policy. tapering and next fed c

more analysis from bill kristol, congressman keith ellison, and david plouffe, and carly fiorina. bill, you were up with the chairman as well. agree with the assessment? >> they were high morale. whatever you think of the details, deciding who moderates debates, they're fighting. they're not rolling over the way the establishment guys would want them to and the liberal media would like them to, like a dog to get their tummy patted by the media and feels good. they're fighting back. it's a sign of a more spirited republican party. they were in a good mood and they have a right to be. >> fighting back against the white house and democrats, but with each other. >> the chairman talked about the field organizers. 160 people in the big country is not very much. they don't have a product to sell. you can hire 10,000 people to win the presidency in 2016, 2020, they are facts, not opinions. they have to grow the vote with hispanics, women, growing asian communities, they're not rehabilitating. they're re-trenching after the election loss. i don't see any evidence that in terms of their app

and carly fiorina, and olivier knox.prawling concern supervised by a rho rotating boards, vulnerable to distraction and threatened by conflicts of interest. it ran multimillion deficits for several years. it has got to be a concern for the clintons that there are these fairly negative stories about the foundation that secretary clinton is now becoming part of. >> well, with the refilming of the foundation and the other changes that are taking place, it's a positive sign for what happens moving forward. >> so she's not necessarily associated with the chaos of the past? >> i think when you look at what the foundation is doing, they have five major program airs, eight massive initiatives, working all over the world with several hundred people on staff. it's care of that any organization like that be closely governed. i commend them for taking those steps. >> if she chooses to run? >> sure, there are, but i think on balance it's a positive thing, actually. it's certainly been a positive thing for president clinton, obviously

bill kristol of "the weekly standard," joe lieberman, carlie fiorina, former ceo of hewlett-packard and pace. president obama says he wants to strike the right balance between the freedoms and security in proposing reforms to government surveillance. the aclu immediately said that he doesn't gone nearly far enough, while some conservatives said he's jeopardizing our safety in an effort to satisfy groups like the aclu. bill, does that mean he got the balance just right or that he totally messed it up? >> we don't know what he's proposed really. it's so vague. so it's hard to know. he's been president for 4 1/2 years, one would assume he'd be making sure there was a right balance between security and privacy. i'd rather think there has been. if he wants to propose some tweaks he can do so, but i think he has to reassure people that he's paying attention and there's no rampant violation of privacy or liberties. >> senator lieberman, president obama criticized edward snowden as no patriot, he and his administration have been much tougher, charged him with violating espionage. but in effect

ross dalfit and president and ceo for the center for american progress and carly belcher and carly fiorina. i want to talk about the pickle that president obama is in with regard to syria. you two in the middle, the democrats know, especially you, cornell, that president obama beat hillary clinton, who was unbeatable, everyone thought, in 2008 in part because of the fact that he was an anti-war candidate against iraq. now he finds himself in a position where this could be a really serious situation with chemical weapons in syria. and there could be mounting pressure, internationally, to get involved. >> it is a pickle. because on the one side, your sort of the basically the democratic party and not just the democratic party, but americans broadly do not want troops on the ground and bombing in syria. once we start bombing, we kind of own part of the situation there. so there's a tough place. but at the same time, when, if they are using chemical weapons against their own people, the president is going to have to make the case against the american people that they have to decide their own f

and reports say that they could include former hp ceo mark hurd and carly fiorina as well as ray ozzie7.3% on friday. ballmer became ceo in january of 2000 over his tenure. the stock fell 37%. it was the 13th worst performing stock on the nasdaq 100. so investors certainly looking at this as an opportunity for microsoft to potentially get some new blood into the company and bring some positive leadership changes. >> jackie, good to see you. thank you very much for that. >>> getting you up to speed with our headlines, germany's angela merkel says that greece doesn't need another debt restructuring. amgen buying cancer drug maker onyx for $10 billion. >>> and syria's assad goading the u.s. saying any military action by the superpower will result in failure. >>> now, the german chancellor has told voters that greece won't need a further debt writedown, but she stopped short of ruling out further aid to the nation. speaking with germany's "focus" magazine, the chancellor said that she was expressly warning against the haircut and that it would create a domino effect of uncertainty in the e