hi, i'm brenda buttner, it's bulls and bears, gary b smith, tobin smith. jonas max ferris, todd shownberger and ivan fitch. gary b, will bashing the job creators only make unemployment worse? >> i believe it is, brenda. you know, the whole occupy wall street when they are throwing their barbs and protesting, they're protesting when you get down to it, everyone one of us and the job creating machines. i took a look at top 50 companies, they're like wal-mart, safeway, target, general motors, disney, i mean, are these really evil companies? and even, brenda, if you say that they're really talking about the banks, you look at some of the banks and they're wells fargo, citi, jp morgan chase, these banks alone employ a million people. there's always this notion, there's all of these corporate fat cats, i can guarantee you at citibank, most of the people that work there, 2, 300,000 are tellers, they're security guards, they're back office people. and finally, brenda, when they denigrate corporate, this evil corporate america, let's remember that the vast majority

correct. >> it's printing money. >> printing money. >> gary b? >> well, first of all, to jonas' point, we've let plenty of banks fail. and washington mutual and indy mack, na the whole system does not-- >> the world did not end. >> number two, i think that stimulus and propping up we've seen, yes, the stock market is going up, but it's a really kind of an unfair reaction, it will go up and then it will come down as we find out we have weaker and weaker players this, supported by the government to an i bigger and bigger expense. and eventually the whole world is greece and the taxpayers, ones that can pay taxes to prop up the entities that should rightfully fail. let me ask you, go ahead. >> the only thing that's really going to get us towards real recovery is he when the investor class has a real change in attitude and purpose. when it gets back to taking risks. you know, typically when you have a deep recession, you have an increase in entrepreneurial activity and we haven't seen that in this recession and people are seeking to have government f

gary b. you say that's exactly why college costs are out of control? >> exactly. brenda. we've seen this scenario replaced college education costs with housing. why did housing spike up? because it was basically subsidized at low rates. and demand exceeded supply. we're seeing the same thing with college tuition. why is it going up? because it's subsidized by the government. the government thinks that college education is a great idea and for some, it is a great idea. but, that's the reason that it goes up. why do professors and people build the grand facilities? because they have more money than they can spend because the kids come in with all of this cheap money. that's why they're going to keep going up as long as we come up with idiotic programs like the one the president just announced. >> brenda: well, steve, long-term though, you can't really point to the government? >> no, well, no, not at all. of course. to have cause and effect. scientist methods. the cause has to occur before the effect. and it's been going on now for decades and it has been, gary is partially

>>renda: gary b? >> he did not say what direction though on the 25% (laughter) >> all right. i don't like it. >> brenda: what we do like is neil cavuto on business, that's next. >> here we go again, another bailout, rally and another nail in capitalism's coffin and over the top, handing out massive gains after european leaders hand out massive piles of cash to keep greece from handing the world a dose of debt reality. so maybe we should hand it to the wall street occupiers, they got it right on capitalism and these days it is all wrong. but not for the reasons they're ranting. charles payne, charlie gasperino, and kristin benz. charles payne, what do you think, maybe-- >> and with charlie gasperino always rallying against. >> he only does that to keep making-- >> it's working. >> i've got to build that addition to my house sometime. >> dave: but you know what? there was that element to that and listen, we know that the stock market, even though it knows better loves this kind of stuff and the market is short-term and i say short-term, looking from here to the next minute and

colonel gary b., let me personally thank you for your service and your brave actions on that day in beirut. we will never forget the marines that died that day. with that, i'd like to thank general king for his testimony. >> thank you. i appreciate you inviting me to share my views with you. it is probably one of the most unique testimony is i have provided year with bringing these two committees together, and also, the number of chairs and ranking minority members that are here. also, to be on this panel with these distinguished colleagues that will share their views with you as well. the iranian on gold operation -- bungled operation to use proxies' to assassinate the saudi ambassador in the united states is a stunning rebuke to the obama administration's policy of negotiation and isolation with the iranians. indeed, republican and democratic administrations since 1980 have failed to deal effectively with the harsh reality that iran is our number one strategic enemy in the world. frankly, the iranians stated as much in the 1980's, that the u.s. was the enemy of the islamic revolution, an

gary: and back to back to back. you played three national champions from the s.e.c., b alabama, lsu and south carolina. >> verne: personalnd take another look at the end of play. oh, yeah. midfield at the 49. driskel, nick gentry this time, number 58. >> gary: there's a guy i never talk enough about. nick gentry every time i watch him play and i go why didn't you mention number 58. he's a gamer. he's not a super star but makes plays throughout the whole game. >> verne: and was an important part of one of the key plays tonight and it led to the interception by upshaw and the subsequent return for a t.d. five sacks now for the crimson tide. kirkpatrick is coming and a fumble taken by alabama. >> gary: oh, my goodness. >> verne: yep. nico johnson number 35. so the crimson tide is surging now. >> gary: yeah, this is -- i thought florida might have a chance to win this game if they did everything right and dempson-rainey played in the game and the worse happened and it gets kicked to nico johnson. everything's gone wrong. the first play and quarterback injured and no running games they still have to play october and the rest

gary: and back to back to back. you played three national champions from the s.e.c., b alabama, lsu and south carolina. >> verne: personalnd take another look at the end of play. oh, yeah. midfield at the 49. driskel, nick gentry this time, number 58. >> gary: there's a guy i never talk enough about. nick gentry every time i watch him play and i go why didn't you mention number 58. he's a gamer. he's not a super star but makes plays throughout the whole game. >> verne: and was an important part of one of the key plays tonight and it led to the interception by upshaw and the subsequent return for a t.d. five sacks now for the crimson tide. kirkpatrick is coming and a fumble taken by alabama. >> gary: oh, my goodness. >> verne: yep. nico johnson number 35. so the crimson tide is surging now. >> gary: yeah, this is -- i thought florida might have a chance to win this game if they did everything right and dempson-rainey played in the game and the worse happened and it gets kicked to nico johnson. everything's gone wrong. the first play and quarterback injured and no running games they still have to play october and the rest

gary: and back to back to back. you played three national champions from the s.e.c., b alabama, lsu and south carolina. >> verne: personalnd take another look at the end of play. oh, yeah. midfield at the 49. driskel, nick gentry this time, number 58. >> gary: there's a guy i never talk enough about. nick gentry every time i watch him play and i go why didn't you mention number 58. he's a gamer. he's not a super star but makes plays throughout the whole game. >> verne: and was an important part of one of the key plays tonight and it led to the interception by upshaw and the subsequent return for a t.d. five sacks now for the crimson tide. kirkpatrick is coming and a fumble taken by alabama. >> gary: oh, my goodness. >> verne: yep. nico johnson number 35. so the crimson tide is surging now. >> gary: yeah, this is -- i thought florida might have a chance to win this game if they did everything right and dempson-rainey played in the game and the worse happened and it gets kicked to nico johnson. everything's gone wrong. the first play and quarterback injured and no running games they still have to play october and the rest

it's not about the negative stereotypes thirty year old gary briggs has served in the national guard for the last two years he's spending his short b.-k. sion at occupy wall street guys marines national guard navy seals. more the better the guardsmen is outraged at the fact that movies are getting attacked that hook up that better should be fired and hung up by. others here believe it won't be long however until the police join the crowds instead of restriction that we're going to see a lot of protesting. and they're going to see that. zero but even if this doesn't happen the movement won't be scared to wait any time soon but marines and other military vets pledging to have the protesters back yet. again i know. everybody has banded together and the rope that's being created here no sword will cut and if they see a church r.t. he or. u.s. author david korten has been studying the root causes of why thousands are protesting across his country well he says police crackdowns other demonstrations are only fueling anger against an unfair system. the bulk of the protesters are deeply committed to nonviolence which is extremely important

about him he's in a negative stereotype thirty year old gary briggs has served in the national guard for the last two years he's spending his short b.-k. sion at occupy wall street does marines national guard navy seals. yan more the better the guardsman is outraged at the fact that marines are getting attacked at home by cop it better should be fired but not by. others here believe it won't be long however until the police join the crowds instead of restricting that we're going to see. this protesting they're going to work for years and they're going to see that their pitching is zero but even if this doesn't happen the movement won't be scared to wait any time soon with marines and other military vets pledging to have the protesters back yet. thank you thank you. i think that everybody has banded together and the rope that's being created here you know is sword will die and our t. . so you see us with david korten he's been studying the root causes of why thousands of protests across the country he told me place crackdowns on the demonstrations are only shooting anger against an unfair system the bulk of the protestors are deeply

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