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steve forbes is hanging out. he's going to talk to me about getting this economy to really run strong. i mean really run strong. all right. nine years in this program, how to get the economy going. i've never had this five or six or seven percent growth. one last time, i will say it, one last time this evening, the kudlow credo. free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. emphasis on freedom. i'm larry kudlow. we'll be right back. >> larry, i've got to thank you. i don't know if you realize this, but you and jim cramer were the first people to ever put me on cnbc, when i had no business ever going on television, which joe continues to believe is the case. >> thanks, larry. nice work. >> thanks, jim. anyway, we love your show, larry, for many, many years. and i am tremendously grateful for everything you've done for both me personally and for the network. >> let us just add, we are thrilled that this means we're going to get to see a lot more of you in the mornings because if you don't have to dot the e

welcome to "forbes on fox." we have steve forbes, mike oh, sane yan, elizabeth mcdonald, and john tanny. john, the white house was dumping all this on cincinnati but the lerner memos show she wanted to keep them out of it. >> the reality is that the course of history may have been changed by the irs' actions. groups formed influenced the 2012, to blunt the obamacare ground game were muzzled by the irs. this could have changed lector yal results, legislative results. the administration has to come clean about what it knew and what it did. >> the president said there's not a smidgen of scandal here. looks like more than a smidgen. wouldn't you say? >> look, you have to point out here, lois lerner does not and did not work for the white house. that's number one. the question presumes that this couldn't have happened without white house knowledge, and yet i actually went back and reviewed it, it was a good opportunity to do it. so far nobody has stepped forward with any evidence that links the white house to any of

back in 2004 forbes reported that russia had 25 billion narrows and ukraine had none. ten years later forbes said russian has 111 billion narrows and ukraine has nine. the u.s. and china have the world's most billion narrows. all this information and more is in the forbes world billion narrows issue out this week. joining me to talk about those on the list, cary, good to see you. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> ologarts suggest a small number of people who control a large part of the economy. >> and in russia and ukraine, you have billionaire ologarts. but not so in other places in the world. >> in america you could be a billionaire and not have an influence on anything but where you spend your money. when you look at some of these unstable economies where two decades ago people were living in troubled times in a centrally controlled economy, how do you end up up with these billion narrows? how did they get there? >> it's amazing. when you go through and read the biographies of these russian billionaires and some of these ukrainians as well,

joining us now, steve forbes. chairman of forbes media and we have syndicated radio host hugh hewett author of the book "the happiest life." gee whiz i know there's some tweaks, lower rates, fewer rates, cutting the corporate tax, it's being scored as a big growth and jobs creator. why are you so against this dave camp reform plan? >> well, larry, thanks for having me on. it's not fair tax reform, it's not flat tax reform, it's a foolish tax reform, it's not a reform. it has four brackets. it will tax every american homeowner. it will tax charities that receive asset deductions opinion i want taxes people that make more than a million dollars a year and they are reacting positively with fury. here's what the real problem is. in an election year in which we have 14 competitive senate republican seats it's not on the list of priorities to even begin this debate. people want to repeal obamacare, they want to go after regulatory overreach, they want to rebuild our nation's defenses, they want to be worried about entit

bill gates is back on top of the forbes list of the most wealthy in the world. kerry dolan, forbes' assistant managing editor of wealth , joins us by skype this morning to talk money. big money. >>yes, we're talking some serious money. we found 1645 billionaires around the world. together worth 6.4 trillion dollars. >>mr.gates, the founder of microsoft has a net worth of 76 billion dollars. what else did you learn about the tip-top of the 1 percent? >>well, it seems like we say this every year but the rich just do keep getting richer. the combined net worth of these billionaires is 1 trillion dollars greater than it was a year ago. we found 268 new billionaires around the world and some of them for the first time in countries like lithuania, tanzania, and algeria. >>that was actually a record. more people are becoming wealthier as you mentioned. who are some of the newcomers? >>some of the high profile newcomers here in the united states are sheryl sandbergthe chief operating officer of facebook. facebook shares have been on a tear. she joined the list. 2 young

that's according to "forbes" magazine. "forbes" says gates topped its annual list with a total net worth of $76 billion. mexican telecom entrepreneur carlos slim helu came in second. he had led the list for the past four years. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg surged to 21st place from 66th last year. and japan's softbank ceo was ranked 42nd. "forbes" says the united states had the largest number of billionaires followed by china and russia. the magazine also said 172 of the billionaires were women, up 34 from the previous year. >>> and that's all for now in business. i'll leave you with the latest market figures. >>> japan's foreign minister fumio kishida says monday's informal talks with korea were significant. diplomats from both nations met separately while attending a meeting between red cross officials. they talked for about two hours in the chinese city of shenyang. >> translator: i don't think we came to a point of immediately resuming intergovernment dialogue but it is significant to some extent that officials from th

forbes media chairman steve forbes. fox business's stuart varney and "wall street journal's" james freeman. what do you think of what ron paul had to say? i will let you go first. >> take a glimmer of hope of announcement at fed they pointed the finger at fiscal authorities. in other words president obama and the congress. that is another issue with this fed policy of ultralow rates. they're enabling terrible policy, overspending, overborrowing in the government. melissa: right. >> but if they actually took their, took the advice, let's hope the monetary folks, the central bank, fed would step back and allow better policies. melissa: go ahead, stuart. >> as a group policy the printing of money appears to be well past its sell buy date. melissa: right. >> what the fed is tried is easy way out. steve wants them to chop it off right now. no more money printing that would be extreme and provoke a extreme reaction the they're taking easy way out. slow, slow taper, the easy way out. they're in an core. it's a rot earn corner.

welcome to "forbes on fox." let's go in focus with steve forbes. rich and elizabeth, bruce jackson, rick unger and john. so steve, this is the only hope a lot of these kids have. >> absolutely, david. that's why parents are so adaamant about it. they want them to have a ticket for the future. i'm here in chicago, out here the mayor is in favor, rahm emanuel, so kids in chicago, 13% than in new york which is 6 or 7%. out here the mayor knows they are a ticket to the future. he is a great fan of them. so the more charter schools the better. and at least one mayor out here gets it even if de blasio in new york does not. >> bruce, the reason, let's be clear about it, the reasons that the unions hate these schools is because they don't have to hire union teachers. >> well, that's part of it. i'm out in denver for health care conference, but one of the things going on in chicago where i live is that they closed 50 schools and the mayor does get some credit for opening charter schools, but he's only opened a handful and the unions in a lot of people, the

the forbes magazine has released its new will be lean is this the twenty fourteen that opened its doors for four year absence is my supply chain and philanthropist bill gates with a cool seventy six billion dollars gates is going to be fully by mexican mining joined tall slim with seventy two billion. jewish techno to carry larry ellison he founded oracle sits in fifth place with a fork in a forty eight billion three of the featuring the top ten including john mccain showed the nozzles in line with the aliens who owns a series of casinos across the world in places including last vegas and macau. the menu and then michael bloomberg comes in sixteenth place with a wealth is estimated that three billion by forbes to be jewish to king larry page shows the folly been fortunate to stay with the tt belly and face pics of them the tradition took the first place with twenty eight points on the and. there is some one thousand six hundred and four the saudi billionaires in the forbes list with a combined wealth of six point four trillion dollars. eye you're a teen books dollars due to sch has rele

welcome to "forbes on fox." we have steve forbes, mike oh, sane yan, elizabeth mcdonald, and john tanny. john, the white house was dumping all this on cincinnati but the lerner memos show she wanted to keep them out of it. >> the reality is that the course of history may have been changed by the irs' actions. groups formed influenced the 2012, to blunt the obamacare ground game were muzzled by the irs. this could have changed lector yal results, legislative results. the administration has to come clean about what it knew and what it did. >> the president said there's not a smidgen of scandal here. looks like more than a smidgen. wouldn't you say? >> look, you have to point out here, lois lerner does not and did not work for the white house. that's number one. the question presumes that this couldn't have happened without white house knowledge, and yet i actually went back and reviewed it, it was a good opportunity to do it. so far nobody has stepped forward with any evidence that links the white house to any of

there was a big story in forbes magazine talking about how he was actually pushing his own friends and giving them big breaks, economic breaks to set up factories to buy land and drive poor people out of their land. so i think if forbes magazine is criticizing you for crony capitalism it sets something about your economic record. between the united states and india i certainly see a lot more trade and i certainly see better economic ties. but i also think that you know india is going through a massive economic change and one of the things that's going to happen is modi will simply increase economic inequality in india and will be more social unrest as a result of that. so while you're going osee possibly better relations between obama and you india and modi, but that said, you know, i can't really say that that's nevertheless going to be true. remember that bush didn't really like the fact that the last bjp prime minister sort of liked nuclear weapons. it's sort of how modi works with pakistan. >> i'll get you in in a minute. sunny. >> just on facts i'm very sorry. nuclear tests in ind

welcome everybody to 'forbes on fox". steve, bruce jackson and mike. rich, is it time to put this on hold? $2 trillion. >> that's a lot of money and that really it hads economic growth. the only way we get out of our problems, whether it's the entitlement bond or getting people out of poverty, we have to have economic growth. to steal $2 trillion is almost a crime. and the irony is the faster economies grow -- or at least america's company -- the more people want clean air and water and all the other kind of stuff. and people come in and do those things anyway. look at the natural gas phenomenon. it didn't take the epa to hammer coal. it took the business owners to really put the hurt on coal. >> steve, $2 trillion for a theory. what do you think? >> i guess i'm the token tree hugger today. it's not a theory, it's real. if you go to nasa, look up the charts, they have century old data. meanwhile, icecaps, other way. this is not models. this is not nearri r-- theories this is facts. we never went above -- this is human made and it's happening right now.

. >>> new this morning, forbes manage has the magazine with richest people in the planet and this year more women than ever. the wealthiest person in the world, this honor goes, again, to microsoft co-founder, bill gates with a worth of $76 billion. according to "forbes" magazine there are 42 new female billionaires, including wal-mart heiress the richest worth $36 billion fortune. and number three is another walton family member, ellis worth $34.3 billion. >> parents who use a sleep noise machine to help their baby fall asleep could be doing more harm than good. researchers at the university of toronto say infant sleep machines can reach volumes that can lead to noise induced hearing loss with many machines competing the recommended 50 decibels at the close of distance. researchers say they are concerned because there is limited or no instructions for safe use. >> meteorologist, mike nicco, is ahead with the forecast. >> good morning, again, from the roof. it is very dry but gray looking behind me. you go up 3,000 feet and there is a layer of dry air undercutting our rain that is on t

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that's it for "forbes on fox." here, the number one business show continues with eric bolling and "cashin' in." >>> america the super power becoming america the pushover? >> we do not need to trigger an actual war with russia. >> none of what we're saying is meant as a threat. it's not meant in a personal way. >> fell lows, it is personal because while putin is redrawing the world map, president obama is drawing basketball brackets and laughing with comedians. mr. president, time to quit playing around around start powering up america. >>> plus, time is running out on obamacare. looks like 7 million enrollees goal is going up in smoke. that might explain why they're spending

forbes comments. i worry that we have -- in a school that is training leaders, that we have individuals who are so insecure and uncertain of they cannothat coexist with the free expression of religious views. madam secretary, in all likelihood you will be the last the secretary of the air force of this administration. 2017 is coming on us. i appreciate your mission. we finally have reached that point. we have the person that we can hold responsible for whether this air force succeeds or not on this very important issue. support for your that initiative. all of the things you are dealing with -- sequestration, uncertainty and budget, on the nonsense that we put you guys through -- the air force has the furthest ago. to go. of last page out november's "fire" report that shows the planned deadlines for a variety of things that the air force needed to get done in order to get to readiness. not one of them have been met. every one of those deadlines have been moved to 2014 or further. all of those deadline

. >>> well, "forbes" magazine is out with its new list of billionaires, and for the first time in four years, an american tops the list. >>> and cause for concern. the fastest growing crime in the country, it's getting more violent, and lawmakers say they have an easy fix. >>> plus, the salvage operation begins. the first corvette is pulled from a massive sinkhole that swallowed several classics, and wait until you see what happens when it was pulled out. >>> welcome back. stock futures are looking up this morning after yesterday's market tumble. the tensions in ukraine are giving investors the jitters. all three u.s. markets saw big losses before recovering by day's end. >>> this year's wicked winter has either delayed or canceled more than 1 million flights since the start of december. and one flight tracker says those delays and cancellations have cost passengers more than $5 billion in lost productivity plus other expenses like meals and hotel rooms. >>> well, apple is out with a new version of its mobile operating system for cars. carplay integrates a driver's iphone with the ente

forbes says the united states and the largest number of billionaires followed by china and russia the magazine also says one of its ending to the billionaires for women up from thirty four from the previous year. i was in line with the sour and you know coming into view the offer. instant transformed. as soon as she assists each. she is unique as the texans. it's more consumption. sometimes too soon. nh. what a great year i met in sudbury for many years the technology was all about making things bigger and bigger factories bigger cars bigger dams and bitter part. this is the digital revolution though it is to come home and technologies dealing with a very small both natural and manmade much of its program to take a look at three of them as we dive into a world of things so small you can't even see them. yesterday's little one

this year's forbes list ranks the titans of silicon valley where the top players along took part in exitse welcome back to cnbc. >> yeah. >> how did you put this list together? what does it measure and what do we mean when he we say exists? >> it's a performance ranking of venture capitalists that place the earliest bets on the biggest tech start ups we know of. the backers of those companies dominate the top of the list. we look at an ipo or a sale of a company like oculus as an exit and take that dollar amount and apply all kind of factors to it. >> but it's the guys that were there first on the biggest deal. >> you get higher ranking if you're an early stage venture capitalist and not late stage. >> he is number one. why. >> well, pretty much what's app. he was a solo player in that one. >> do you know how much he made on what's app? >> north of $3 billion that they'll split. >> north of $3 billion. >> with their investors. >> moving to number two, mark much in the news. >> yeah, he was number two last year. another string of hits. facebook is a goodwin for him. twitter was a huge hit

forbes. >> thank you, mr. chairman him and madam secretary, general, thank you for being here. general, it's my understanding from previous discussions we've had that these cuts and all of the budget uncertainty is taking a bit of an impact on your morale and your ability for retention. is that i can? >> sir, we have not really seen a problem with retention to this point. i'm worried about a problem with retention over time, especially as the uncertainty continues and that's why we need to have a firm way forward, a number we can count on, and then aim towards the air force of the end of sequestration and make it the best it can be starting up. >> i agree because all the platforms come down to personal sometimes. madam secretary, you're shaking your head. let me tell you an item that is of major concern to me. recently we read this week that a cadet at the air force was forced to take a bible verse off of a private whiteboard in his room. the facts that i've received from the air force, so th

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after all, this is a guy that "forbes" says makes an average of $32 million a day. making that much, what's a few hundred million between friends. >> hey, it's not like these throwing the money away. his latest cause, the scourge online gambling, he opposes for moral reasons, not because it could compete with his own casinos. >> any skeptic could say that i am -- that money is the consideration. money is not the consideration with me. i think it's a train wreck. that's -- it's really toxicity, it's a cancer waiting to happen. >> why would you think money was a consideration for sheldon adelson? adelson and his wife donated more than $15,000 to senator lindsey graham's campaign last year and soon, according to politico, graham plans to introduce a bill to ban internet gambling though it's not an issue that previously attracted much of his attention. you can see why spending a couple hundred million dollars on a presidential candidate might look like an awfully good investment. we reached out to a spokesperson who declined our request for an interview with sheldon ade

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"forbes" says he is the richest of the rich. worth $76 billion, to be exact. after four-year slump. a spot he occupied of 15 of the last 20 years. gates' net worth rose $9 billion in just the past year. wow. among the other americans make "forbes'" top list, warren buffett with a net worth of $58 billion. sheldon adelson is on the top ten this time with a worth about $28 billion. >>> pizza hut may soon go high tech and put it right at your fingertips. the pizza chain is working on an interactive tabletop. it would allow customers to create their own pizza, select the size, crust, toppings and pay for it without talking to anyone. then they can play games on the touchscreen while they wait for their customized pie. the plan is to test it out at a few shops before rolling it out nationwide. >> i kind of like it already. >> looks like fun. >> it does. >>> now the latest chapter in the long-running dysfunctional relationship. we are not talking about south korea or russia. >> no. we are talking about the dog versus cat. the showdown was in north carolina and here

''forbes" looked at 27 million businesses in the 50 most populous cities. some of the criteria they looked at, how many small businesses are already there -- how many have facebook pages. turns out internet-savvy businesses are likely to grow faster than those which aren't. san diego is number one on the list, denver number two. austin, seattle and portland all round out the top 5. frank and michelle a pretty good list to be high on. >> that's right. not bad at all. jill wagner, cbsmoneywatch.com. thank you, jill. >>> still to come, how republicans hope to regain some clout here in the golden state. >> and only one bay area teen makes it to this year's ncaa men's basketball tournament. we'll have reaction. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, n-c-a-a tournament. kpix reporter kiet do is lit stanford with more on the competition ahead. >>> the baseball team the only squad from the bay area in this year's tournament. kpix reporter godot live in sanford with more on the competition that lies ahead. good morning. >> reporter: it was a disappointing year for a lot of bay area

there is a financial issue and there's a legal issue. >> forbes sports contributor lisa jes jessop. ncaa as a whole, the target of being a nonprofit organization, most people say it's a for-profit monopoly. >> all right michael thank you. >>> people shopping for health insurance is getting a little more time to fish up. the white house is extending the deadline for the affordable care act for applications being held up on the website. >> the white house originally helped 7 million people would sign up for insurance on the affordable care act. but with all the problems with the website it lowered the expectations. the numbers have been growing. now more than 5 million people have enrolled which is encouraging for supportsers but still a million short of the goal. for every 10 people that do sign up the white house would like four of them to be young healthy audits. so far, obamacare have been only attracting about two young healthy adults. with that in mind, the white house would like to have more people have more time before they sienl up. >> the results of getting sicker inside a h

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this is different than we usually do. >> we are in chicago this morning, very happily so at the forbesng america conference. we're going to be talking about manufacturing, innovation, bringing jobs back to this country. probably have a debate about the minimum wage and thwhat that means. let me tell you who we have on the program because it's a roster you can't miss. we have the mayor of chicago coming up, rahm emanuel. this is the guy that run these place and has a lot of questions but also a lot of views on what's going on. not just

parsons, forb that. we will be with you to our further additions.et's move to the rest of the world news. an entire nation and the world is following the trial of oscar pistorius. he just pled not guilty to the murder of his girlfriend, he shot her four times in the bathroom. i say it was a case of mistaken identity, but some accounts from the neighbors point to an argument between the lovers. >> oscar pistorius goes on trial, accused of murdering his girlfriend on valentine's day last year. the double-amputee claims that he shot her by accident, firing at her through the bathroom door because he believed she was an intruder. ofsecutors call the story premeditated murder, claiming neighbors heard them arguing in the night and there were the sounds of a woman screaming. >> whether or not they had had an argument, what their relationship was like, these are all extraneous, to a great extent, irrelevant fact. he either justifiably shot her or did not. >> without eyewitness accounts, forensic evidence will be key. as will his own testimony on the stand.

performance as reasons for granting them union rights and went on to say: >> i spoke to alicia jessop from forbes and asked how it changed the status of players at north western. >> it's a stepping stone. it's the first decision they need to get through their hurdle to unionize the western university. they have until april 9th to file an appeal with the nlrb office in washington d.c. this is the first move for the players to be paid, seek better coverage, and opportunities as a student athlete. >> what will it cost north western and will there be an impact felt at public schools. the impact is down the road. the nlrb does not govern unionization of public schools. they are state regulated. you'll have to go state by state by state for public schools. as for what it will cost, it's hard to put a dollar amount on it. the implications of unionizing are huge. they may be forced to doll out cash beyond the scholarships. >> what is driving the effort by not only north western, but maybe others. >> the movement is driven by money. in 1984 trfs a court case showing individual schools having the right to

we have all-star line up, steve forbes, ron paul, michael cox and stuart varney just to name a few all here to take us through the fed hour. we want to see what is happening with the market right now. strong day for markets. we're seeing lots of green on the screen. take a look at that. mark newton down at the new york stock exchange with more on this one. mark, pretty strong rally out there. what do you think? >> definitely seeing some follow-through. that is encouraging. health care, technology, even energy participating which is real rarity these days. melissa: is it temporary given we have this meeting tomorrow? >> i don't think so. people put way too much stock in terms of fed meeting the way the stocks go in the short run. nobody expects anything different with the tapering. more forward guidance. melissa: if she changes her language on forward guidance will that have an impact on the market? >> people agree nan newsily you need a bunch of factors to look at not just one thing. to go from quantitative to qualitative makes a lot sense. if they learn anything about the administrati

forbes gang wants to know if this ishat happens if they keep banging the clh warfare drama. >>> remember this, isn't it odd the go company slapped by the government, gets a slap on the wrist by the government. history is repeated. another >>> 1.3 million cars. i want to you try this number. general motors apparently aware of major emission problems for ten years before issuing this recall. getting a pass from congress throughout. putt think about it, lawmakers, seems like a nanosecond to go after toyota. first hint its cars were having acceleration issues. charles payne, this is driving home a double standard. >> well, there is a gigantic double standard. remember ray lahood. he was there saying don't mess with the toyotas. whatever you do, don't buy a toyota, you know. government mogeneral motors makg a good car. it is screaming hypocrisy. it makes people more bitter about the bailout. >> the national highway division is investigating the timing of the recall. because there are deaths involved, i will put money on it that the will be hearings in front of congress. if therere hadn't fwen

. >> not only do investigators not know where the plane went, they say it could have been flying forbe nearly seven hours after its last contact with ground control. let me show you the time line. . they say there was a ping between 11:18 a.m. so it appears the plane had been flying for hours. during that time, there is data showing various clang in altitude which lead some aviation experts to this conclusion. >> those erratic altitude changes definitely suggest as to me there was some sort of struggle going on inside that aircraft. either it was from maybe a fire within the cockpit or a struggle with possible hijackers. >> now, malaysian authorities have refocused their investigation. they are looking into the crew and passengers on board. today malaysian police searched the home of the pilot. co-workers say he loved flying and spent his free time testing a flight simulator he set up at his home. malaysian airliners say they do not believe he would have sabotaged the flight. they searched the home of the 27-year-old co-pilot. so far as the search evolves into and around the indian oce

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