later, we do trust falls over a deep fat friar. but, folks, this cage law, this cage law here could lead to something even worse than undisciplined chickens. >> farmers nationwide fear precedent. >> if one state can tell them how to raise chickens, what's next? free-range cows and pigs? >> stephen: i mean, animals able to move their limbs? where does the madness end? the next thing you know, prigz required to glimpse the sky before death. and after that, it's a short leap for cows not being fed their ground up parents. it's political correctness gone wild. i can tell you're upset, too. steve king and i know we shouldn't be making these cages bigger. if anything, we can go smaller. i mean, just do however they raise those boneless chickens. i mean, you can just defoot them and make them live in a paper towel tube. see? see? what's that? what's that? he's perfectly happy in here, aren't you? aren't you, baby? all right, and then when you want a nice, fresh egg, just squeeze and there you go. nice work shirley. nice work. now it's fee

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and i believe it's like soup right now in terms of the haze, this happens every single year, forest friars that actually set by the farmers. it's not something that just happens. >> so what you just said if i heard you right, tea not news, idiot, and you're fools to put it on television. >> i think it's particularly bad at the moment. you're paraphrasing and putting words in my mouth. it happens every year and it's particularly bad right now, thus it is news. >> there you go. >>> on deck, herb is back with the one thing you should avoid doing falling yesterday's news. >> and the summer solstice treat right after the break. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. and more time doing paperwork. ink from chase. so you can. [ male announcer ] i've seen incredible things. otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for business. because planes use less fuel, spend less tim

nate friar, stephanie, our two senior fellow, i assume you all have organized yourself, so let me turn the mic over to you. >> thank you very much for being here, gentlemen. um, i think this question applies across the board. it's, again, a kind of amalgam of a couple of questions that came in from the audience. first, i'd say what are the current -- as we reset from iraq and afghanistan and look to the future and deal with an air of increasingly tight resources -- what are the acquisition priorities for the guard, in particular the two components and then overall sort of as you look forward? and then at the same time, where are there areas that we can take some risk? where are there areas that we're oversubscribed, perhaps, in capability? where are there areas that you really want to cover that risk? >> sure. i'd take it on. well, the last part of your question about where yo dow take risk where do you take risk, one of the questions we're going to have is about the active component, reserve component mix. i think one of the foundational questions you have to ask yourself is what thre

mark friar in arkansas has been seen as the least likely to go for immigration reform.t week he said he was inclined to support the bill, showing how more and more people on looking at these political tea leaves thinking that there is more in it for them to vote for the bill. host: new york, bill, republican line. you are on with ian swanson and sinderbrand. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. a couple of comments, republicans have trounced the democrats since 2010. but was that all of it when they squeaked by in 2012? the problem is with security as this has [indiscernible] in chronic unemployment like we're having, bringing in 12,000 workers to compete with americans? that is my immigration question. on the nsa spying, my and the foreign countries to the u.s., the -- , but not domestic. thank you so much. host: which one do you want to take first? guest: turning back to immigration for a moment, that is something he has heard from a lot of republicans. definitely why now. it is not even necessarily the , it is of a breakdown the overall warming managem

you know, we have a situation where in addition to the active friars on sunday night, i watched as one of our pre-monsoon thunderstorms rolled through the state's. they moved just outside of albuquerque. we think there were about a thousand lightning strikes during that storm and not a lot of rain to come with all of that. as a result, there were emissions in that area and a volunteer and forest service resources were able to respond in the kinkos carry. -- i want to suggest to the chairman that we ask the omb to come and have this kind of a conversation directly with omb said that they can explain to us in our interpretation of the act. because they're seems to be a broad consensus on this committee that they are not implementing it the way that it was designed to be we all have an interest to make sure we do implement that law and we get ahead of this. and to that, to that and i want to lay out the contrast and then get your ideas. in the last few years we've had to move the biggest fires in history. in 2011 we had 150,000 plus acres. in 2012 that was an eclipse, the largest fire in

mark friar in arkansas has been seen as the least likely to go for immigration reform. last week he said he was inclined to support the bill, showing how more and more people on looking at these political tea leaves thinking that there is more in it for them to vote for the bill. host: new york, bill, republican line. you are on with ian swanson and rebecca sinderbrand. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. a couple of comments, republicans have trounced the democrats since 2010. but was that all of it when they squeaked by in 2012? the problem is with security as thes has [indiscernible] human cry is that we have to have immigration reform. have discussed amnesty twice with the promise of security. why is thereieve, any thought this will actually happen? is with unemployment like we are having, why are we bringing in 12,000 workers to compete with americans? that is my immigration question. on the nsa spying, my understanding is the patriot act approves a gathering phone calls from the u.s. and foreign countries and foreign countries to the u.s., but not

and when you need -- well, maybe we need like a friars club guy in the cabinet. >> a little roast. >> yes. we bring a roaster in chief out there like the g-8. >> i would like to play a game of one one-on-one basketball. >> i understand that jack lew is funny. >> well, he is writing his name. and i think "down at the schoolyard" with carl icahn. i got sandwiched with icahn and icahn. >> all queens boys. icahn, and jack lew and me. >> it takes a ton of people to cover him. >> what is in the water in queens? nothing. nothing good at all. >> it stunts your growth, and that is all i can tell you. >> dish network is not going to submit a revised takeover for sprint which clears the way for japan's softbank to continue with the offer, and sprint's decision to cut the due diligence short, and they are competing to buy the rival company clearwire. they have a tender offer out there, and the minimal condition is 35% which may be tough to do, but as you know the special committee of clearwire says they favor the 340 of dish over sprint. there is going to be a 22%. we will hear from the son in a