i have to let gary b in. >> i like mike's example, the $2 pill. as if it cost merck or pfizer $2 to develop the bill. it probably cost them billions to develop it. that is why medicine is exported out of the country and that is why canada can sell the prescriptions. they are going on the backs of the r&d we did. you don't do that. >> you can go across the border and buy the pill. brenda: give gary a chance. >> i'm afraid he struck out. brenda: this makes americans upset to be told what to do with their insurance. >> he can go to canada and buy hypertension pills for $2. >> where do you think they got the r&d? on the backs of our pharmaceutical companies. >> you knew the sad truth, brenda. for decades wealthy inheritance babies tried to scare americans by using the s word for socialism. every time there's an attempt to have government involved and it is impossible to believe that government could have done a more pathetic job than wall street in the corrupt banking industry than they have done to themselves. brenda: everybody, wants in, hold on. qu

the bulls and bears this week, gary b. smith, toe bin smith, pat dorsey, eric bowling, along with democratic strategist, sarah flowers. welcome to everybody. ok, eric, bottom line, is pork in the healthcare bill good or bad medicine for the economy? >> honestly, i'm sick and tired of government telling me how i'm going to work and play, and now i'm going toer and sismse the bottom line, the healthcare bill was supposed to address the availability of healthcare and the cost of healthcare. it really wasn't supposed to go and tell me when i'm going to work out and whether or not i should go buy, you know, a squash that toe bin -- >> don't start calling me squash. a brenda: we're not going there, ok? air, the argument from supporters say this does exactly get to the point of the cost of healthcare, because it's prevention. >> it absolutely does. this is prevention. what we're calling pork here, because it's a nice buzzword, really is prevention. it's the tactics of how you make a healthier community. and in the end, how you sa

gary b, are they tripping? >> i pull my hair out at this point. but i don't have any more hair pulls left in me. this is the definition of a boondoggle. we are all, every person in the united states, seems to be kind of battening down the hatches, pulling up our shoe strings and these guys are spending like there is no tomorrow. i would throw out all of them. brenda: there is a little bit of hypocrisy because they grilled the c.e.o.'s. >> they are doing the same thing. it is jamaica, cayman islands. unbelievable. they are spending your money. brenda: julia, pelosi says she was working in italy. >> she was visiting the air force base and let's be clear. that trip was a bipartisan trip as most of these trips are. brenda: it is not that it democratic. it is both sides of the aisle. >> and since 2005 when the new ban on lobbyist-paid trips went into effect they continue taking the trims but they were being paid by the taxpayers. now which frankly i would prefer the taxpayers influencing members of congress rather than the lawmakers. brenda: toby, you

brenda: gary b., where is the market headed? >> well, it's definitely overextended now, but look, i'm one guy that thought it was overextended four days ago, so, you know, up is the easy direction now. you know, even a day like friday, where you kind of thought, looking at the fruits in the morning, that, really, that was going to be the 300-point down day or whatever. it was nothing. the dow was still up on the day. so it's going to be -- i think we're going to keep going up. >> one thing, though, a little bit that makes me a little bit nervous is we've had some great corporate earnings numbers. i was talking about it a meant ago. but microsoft coming out and say, hey, you know, we may be slowing down a little bit more than we thought, a little bit of alarm. so if you have money on the table, i might take some off. >> yeah, but microsoft was only down a couple of points open that. >> this have a new operating system coming out, a whole bunch of people quit buying p.c.'s. that's the 23458 thing. the market overreacted to that. b

gary: strike taken on the outside corner. this is going to be a tough inning here. there is danny baez. >> jim: right after a, b baez. >> gary: 0-1 count, throwover, abreu back. so the angels again getting temptingly close to that tying run at the plate. >> jim: le, there were four walks when the orioles blew the 5-1 lead on wednesday in that 9th inning, three by george sherrill and then one by jim johnson, and a three-run lead, you try to command it, and you know he was trying to, just bad combination. very selective hitter, and you lose your release point, and that's why abreu is down at first. >> gary: and you're going through the heart of this order now. huntary long look down to third base. he's got that big hole between first and second, if he goes that way. bobby abreu not going anywhere, and the pitch will be taken inside. >> jim: and for the orioles, they don't have to play the line. but if you get another runner on, melvin is going to move to protect from the double. to keep the potential tying run from getting to second base, and that opens on lot of holes. >> gary: three throws 0 every to first base

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. >> maybe 90 in town b lower 90s down south. >> thanks, gary. >>> up next, cash for clurchtioners. 4 -- clurchtioners c >>> how would you like to get up to $4,500 to trade in your gas guzzler for a more fuel efficient ride? next week you will be able to. the goal is to get people driving more eco-friendly cars. melanie alnwick breaks down everything you need to know before you cash in. >> reporter: car dealers are buzzing with curious customers asking about the cash for clunkers program. >> they are calling and ask will the car qualify. >> reporter: the program gets rolling the last week in july. congress has put forth a billion dollars in incentive cash to get americans to turn in their less fuel efficient cars for a new model. >> a ton of interest. >> the first thing to do, find out if your old car is eligible. >> reporter: it must be a 1984 model or newer, be in drivable condition and get 18 miles to the gallon or less. that is the combined fuel economy when your car was new. there are web sites including fuel economy.gov and edmond.com can give you that information. >

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b o pitches out of the zone. >> gary: 3-2 a >> buck: that looked like it may have been load.ider designed to be inside and reimold had a good look at it and thought it was out of the strike zone. greinke us every weapon in the arsenal. >> gary: greinke has two down and a chance to strike thede out. had 11 strikeouts in july in a game against oakland. it was the high for him. he had ten strikeouts in his last start against texas. he's had double digits strikeouts in four games this season. olivo going back out, a 2-0 count on ty wigginton. >> buck: when you have a pitcher like greinke who is pretty much his own mentor and guide, he kind of knows what he's doing, he watches the pitch and makes adjustment in the course of a game, six strikeouts, no groundouts, couple of fly balls and one of those fly balls went out of the ballpark. adam jones in the first inning with the 6th home run that greinke has allowed all year long. >> gary: wigginton flied ot his first time out. that is in left field. dejesus on to make the sliding catch, a 1-2-3 inning. three complete. a nice ni

b, c 051862. one down, nobody on. scott rolen 0-for-3 in the game. >> jim: trying toax tend that 25-game hitting streak. >> gary: and hen the outside corner. >> jim: and no interest in trying to hit that curve ball. that's how good it was. >> gary: he has the fourth longest streak in blue jays history. sean green, 28 games in '99 the longest for the jays. >> gary: taken outside. matt albers against rolen or vice verse ya, rolen is 0-for- 3. >> jim: you talk about the 192 doubles this team has. >> gary: that one bloops, second base. brian roberts. >> jim: it seems like almost all these guys have 25 to 26 doubles. rolen with scutaro and hill. of course, he hits homeruns. he only has 16 doubles. wells has lot of doubles. >> gary: and without those, they don't score tonight. 5th inning, leadoff single, double rios, rbi chavez. and the other rbi on a groundout by david dellucci. here is vernon wells. wells with a nine-game streak he has not extended as he is 0- for-3 in the ballgame. >> jim: matt albers has come on and this is the way he pitched before he hurt the labrum. even the base hit last inning by scutaro was a sinke

that ballpark -- they're on the road right now b-that you home ballpark plays to the home run, doesn't it? >> gary. aubrey huff will foul it back. we were talking about that the orioles hitting instructor before the ballgame. crow was saying when the yankees were at -- o's were at yankee stadium, -- yankee stadium, he went to the right field corner and you take a look to your right, there is a straight line. there is no curve in that fence at the new yankee stadium. there was a curve however on that one and huff is retired. first strikeout and a 1-2-3 inning. that's going to be seven in a row retired by bannister. 2-2. ?  >> gary: uh-oh, uh-oh. we have a situation here. come on, d., let's go. stand up. that a boy. where are the numbers? ok. they all joined in. it must have taken five days for them to do that. get the letters in the right order. [ laughter ] that is good. they're just responding to the new address out there 2110 eutaw and deded they have another street address they want to put up there. >> buck: there's a chance for these three to be out here for qiel

. >> gary: two away, bottom of the ninth. you have a chance to vote a, b "o's xtra". markakis takes the fastball for a strike. you said this bullpen even though they've had terrible numbers on the year against the orioles, they've done real well with a 1.56 e.r.a. and a 2-0 record this year. wright's delivery. markakis will foul it off. bale worked 2/3, now wright on. runs charged against against the starter brian bannisterment three runs on seven hits no, diseg decision. jason berken, two runs on six hits over six nondecisions. jim johnson gave up the other run on the homer by bloomquist in the eighth that tied the ballgame. >> gary: 0-2 delivery to markakis. we go to extra innings. so, wright comes on and shuts the orioles down here in the ninth. 1-2-3. 10th coming up. announcer: what are you waiting for? all around the world, men with erectile dysfunction have asked their doctors about cialis. ask your doctor if a cialis option is right for you because in addition to 36-hour cialis, there's another dosing option: cialis for daily use, a low-dose tablet

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