because giuliani cleaned everything up.uare." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: not so fast. >> bloomberg's like, "wait, but we also have a soda problem. people drink too much, it hurts their tummies." giuliani's like, "there's no homeless people anymore! i did that!" "i'm going to do candy. [ laughter ] because i don't trust you to have the right amount of soda. you don't know how much to have." >> jimmy: but seriously, i've got to say, you look good, as always. i like you with the beard. of course, i'm used to you with the beard. but you'd shaved it off. >> i did. >> jimmy: why? why did you shave it off? >> i kind of thought, you know, it's 2013. i'm, you know -- i'm an older -- i'm a 45-year-old man. i should clean it up a little bit. you know, start a new era. >> jimmy: oh, that's nice. >> and then, i just looked so ugly without the beard. >> jimmy: wait, what? >> like, i looked like -- >> jimmy: i never seen you like that. >> i looked like victor buono, mel blanc or something when i shave the beard. you know like, when

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tremendous applause for rudy giuliani. he thumped them. we remember that. fast forward to 2013.ontrast that to the response to his son, rand paul's, 13-hour filibuster that protests the u.s. drone program. rand paul got backup from gop rising stars like rubio and ted cruz and was hailed as a hero on the right. there's no sound. we're just watching. is the party now open? does it find acceptable isolationist? >> this is what's really fascinating. for decades there was a fight within the republican party between realists and neoconservatives. first group was, like, brent scowcroft. modest intervention, versus the messianic view of promoting democracy. neoconservatives triumphed. there always was a small, emphasize the word small, part of the party, paleoconservatives. >> pat buchanan. >> like pat buchanan. they never even were in the debate. they were so far out of the mainstream of their own party. now with rand paul, we see them kind of rising and the debates between them and the neocons -- >> what's changed in the atmosphere? >> the realists are gone. >> gene, what's changed in

. >> stephen: that is a courageous stance by rudy giuliani.ly 280,000 jobs, none of which are his. in retrospect, we should have seen this failgrg coming. it's just like the story from the bible and lo king salomon said if i cannot agree whose baby this is i'll cut it in half and one mom said, great, half a baby. probably less work anyway if you get the top half new york diapei changes. [laughter] but, foarkzage think the know why the sequester is not working because juz doesn't effect congress. the salaries of senators and representatives do not get cut. [audience oohs] it's like a lone shark saying if you don't pay up he's going to break your neighbor's legs. no skin off their nose. also, he is taking your neighbor's nose but that doesn't mean it was a bad idea. remember, the government that governs best is one that forces itself to either make tough zoirgses suffer unimagineibly horrible consequences. i believe it was jefferson who said that or jigsaw. therefore, to prevent the next crisis we need a worst scenario. i say we social security

we are hearing from rudy giuliani and he is sure fired up. >> absolutely.york city mayor slamming president obama over this image. now, take a look at this closely. that is president obama speaking yesterday with palestinian president mahmoud abbas. take a look at the image above the president. yes. he is standing under a banner showing yasser arafat. >> so giuliani is furious over the fact that the president still stood there, despite a history of arafat against the united states. and here is his take on sean hannity last night. >> when i was u.s. attorney i investigated him. specifically for the murder of leon clinghoffer he ordered that murder of a jewish man who was in a wheelchair who was thrown into the mediterranean. i'm sorry, that was only one of 26 americans that he murdered. i'm not telling you this from the top of my head. i spent two, three years investigating him as a u.s. attorney. had papers issued so that if he came to the united states, we could pick him up. that kept him out of the united states for a long administration. reagan >> to me,

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remember giuliani 10 years ago, many thought the smoking ban went too far. a lot of people seem to think they'll like it. maybe they'll like it, and realize this is good for me, i'm healthier now, their weight will go down and their health will get better. >> i call it creeping incrementalist. it's easier to go after cigarettes, tobacco and drinking. they want to worm their way into every nook and cranny of your english muffin life. i smoke cigarettes, it's stupid, when you light something on fire and breathe it in, your first reaction is to cough and shoot your eyeballs across the room, it's probably not good for you. i pay a premium on my health insurance for that, i'm going to die sooner than i should. i cull myself from the herd and save people money. it's my right to smoke, drink so he had dark eat fatty foods, gamble. it's my right, it's my life. if we start to take away the individuals ownership of their own lives, what down the line does the government then say they have the right to regulate? >> that large sized drink ban in new york city takes effe

mayor rudy giuliani is joining us on the phone.tion, mayor, to bring abu ghaith to new york? >> i'm very surprised by it after the prior decision and all the controversy, all the issues about how much money it would cost new york to provide the additional security but i'm mostly concerned because al qaeda would be that you tried it as a war crime rather than a civilian crime because after all, they declared war on the united states back in 1998, 1999. we tried the first attack on the world trade center in 1993. we just had the 20th anniversary of it. they were tried in civil court. the african bombers were tried in that same court. in fact, they were -- some of them were going to be tried there around the time of the september 11th attack took place. so i don't get this. i understand the complexities of making a distinction between, is it a war crime, a crime carried out by a militant carrying on a war or a civilian attempted murder or whatever. and sometimes it's a close case. but this isn't. this is leak like saying in the middle

that was a different story. >> it was a different proposal rudy giuliani gave.e time in office as opposed what the mayor and i did where we said we would stand in front of the voters and they would get to decide yes or no. rudy wanted it given to him without ever having to go back before the voters. >> where is bloomberg on you? >> you'd have to ask bloomberg. >> let's talk about the thing that has caused him trouble. i wouldn't compare it to franklin roosevelt packing the supreme court, but in a certain trivial way, this 16-ounce thing, really bugs a lot of people. this is not the mommy state, the daddy state whatever you want to call it. why should anybody in public have a right to tell me how large a coke i can drink? >> the mayor and i -- >> do you agree with that? >> i don't support the soda ban. now, that said, i want to congratulate the mayor. he's done more to fight obesity probably than anybody in any city anywhere. but i worry if you tell people you can't have that, they're going to go get two of them. when we passed the smoking ban which i was the lea

tremendous applause for rudy giuliani. he thumped them. we remember that. fast forward to 2013.ast that to the response to his son, rand paul's, 13-hour filibuster that protests the u.s. drone program. rand paul got backup from gop rising stars like rubio and ted cruz and was a hero on the right. there's no sound. we're just watching. is the party now open? does it find acceptable isolationist? >> this is what's really fascinating. for decades there was a fight within the republican party between realists and neoconservatives. first group was, like, brent scocroff. modest intervention, versus the messianic view of promoting democracy. neoconservatives triumphed. there always was a small, emphasize the word small, part of the party, paleoconservatives. >> pat buchanan. >> like pat buchanan. they never even were in the debate. they were so far out of the mainstream of their own party. now with rand paul, we see them kind of rising and the debates between them and the neocons -- >> what's changed in the atmosphere? >> the realists are gone. >> gene, what's changed in the atmosphere

>> it was a rare proposal rudy giuliani made. he wanted to give extra time.fore the voters who didn't like what we did and they decide yes or no. rudy wanted to give in to him without ever having to go back before the voters. >> so where is bloomberg behind you? >> you'll have to ask him. >> the thing that's really caused him trouble, i wouldn't compare to franklin roosevelt packing the supreme court but this 16 ounce thing really bugs a lot of people. this is not the mommy state, why should anyone be able to decide how much coke i drink. do you agree with me? >> i don't support the soda ban. but i worry that if you tell people you can't have that, they are going to get two of them. when we passed the smoking ban, which i was the lead sponsor of as lead county chair, that was about your smoke not getting to hurt me as opposed to this which is a personal decision. >> i agree. your principle would be stop waving guns around because they could hurt people. >> exactly. >> i like bloomberg, i think he's really smart. i think this took away some of his credibility

he does giuliani's gums. heh heh. well, this is my boyfriend dr. ben gelfand. oh, well i'm an intern. hey, stop kidding, ben. he's a doctor. he's a ve-ry good doctor. carlito's just passed out! can anyone help? well, there's a doctor right here! no! there's not. can't you at least tell them what to do? like what? shouldn't he elevate his legs? right. elevate your legs! i hope carlito feels better. ben really wishes he could have helped. i thought he was a doctor. i--i call him doctor. george. of course... absolute zero! what? what is with all these books? i stopped having sex. all right, i'll see you, phil. all right, i've got room for 2 but the only thing i have is in the nonfiltered section. hey, hey how ya doin'? what do you got, a smokers' lounge in there? oh, yeah. people really seem to be enjoying themselves. you know they come in once, it's like they're addicted. jerry, oh, there you are. you didn't answer your phone. i was out. oh. jerry, great news. i got you... an assembly. an assembly? 2 hours in front of the entire junior high. grades 6-8. that sixt

he's too old for the waiting list, since giuliani left it's gotten tougher to harvest hobo organs.to me, and i don't want to be a match. it's too much. does that make me a bad person? >> of course not. >> this is really hard. i need your help. >> ♪ the brain helps you make decisions ♪ >> okay. >> ♪ and your colon pushes out-- ♪ >> okay, that's not helpful. >> sorry. [exciting jazz music] ♪ >> so, nbc is making me go on the vontella show to promote tgs. >> oh, that show is the worst. >> i know. i swore i'd never go on again after that one time. we get paid to make each other laugh. >> jenna, meet your half-sister courtney! [cheers and applause] >> gimme my money, you bitch! >> never! >> they want me to go on as a relationship expert because of the "dealbreakers" sketch. and since you're the face of "dealbreakers," you're going with me. >> what? no, come on. >> i thought you wanted the attention. >> yeah, but not like that. remember the other time you were on? >> and i was all, like, "talk to the hand." >> jenna, come on out. >> you give me back my money, bitch! [cheers and applause]

eastern for "your money today" where ali velshi finds out if rudy giuliani is ready to make another run the white house. >> i did try it once and it didn't work. >> that's history. what's the future? >> i was moderate on social issues. >> you haven't changed on that front. >> i haven't changed at all. i've become more moderate. >> isn't that likely -- if republican party stands a chance to win -- >> you want to know what i think? >> what does he think? you'll have to tune in. "cnn saturday morning" continues now. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm brianna keilar in for randi kaye. >> i'm victor blackwell. we start this morning with good news for the northeast. good news. you know that violent winter storm, it's moving out into the atlantic. but not before causing all kinds of problems for residents who already have seen lots of snow this year. the late winter storm dumped more than a few headaches on parts of new england but it wasn't just snow. look at this. a house blown off its foundation on massachusetts plum island. high tide brought extremely high waves to the coastline and that caus

practice so he'll be doing that retired senator kay bailey hutchinson will be working for bracewell and giuliani law firm that is a firm that actually supports energy banking in transportation issues so all things that she dealt with as a u.s. senator ben nelson like i mentioned for the he was the big one that supported obamacare and now he's actually potentially profiting off it and finally retired senator olympia snowe she's joined the bipartisan policy policy center that's a place where so many senators and congresspeople have gone to in the past it's a very well respected place but again it does put a question on that list keeps going on and on and on doesn't it thanks ladies appreciate you both weighing in that was host of artie's breaking the set abby martin in our to correspond to make a little. sugary drink sugary drink lovers can breathe a sigh of relief today a new york judge has blocked the ban on restaurants selling sugary drinks larger than sixteen ounces new york mayor michael bloomberg tried to ban the supersized beverage in attempts to fight obesity and other health related probl

new york city mayor rudy giuliani and the national rifle association's wayne maki air. ororororororore.g of those have a great weekend and good night. neil: tick, tick, tick, getting sick, sick, sick. the world hasn't ended. not the politicians and apparently not less. consumers, average americans, those who are spending every day. welcome, everybody. i am neil cavuto. in new york's times square. walk on by. by-and-by, those signs of calamity. $85 billion in budget cuts hours away, i am not saying that something horrific can't happen. i am saying that contrary to all of the scare tactics ahead of this moment, the guys who cried wolf are having a very quiet moment. you do have to wonder. mae they are looking at this whole world right now. maybe because they crunch the numbers we have scott and mark and gretchen. >> happy sequestration a. neil: i cannot say that. [laughter] >> what we are seeing is the sequestration or the ramifications down the road. they are going ahead with a big meat cleaver. >> was at a butter knife? they don't think the cuts will be that complicated

practice so he'll be doing that retired senator kay bailey hutchinson will be working for bracewell and giuliani law firm that is a firm that actually supports energy banking and transportation issues so all things that she dealt with as a u.s. senator ben nelson like i mentioned for the he was the but the big one that supported obamacare and now he's actually potentially profiting off it and finally retired senator olympia snowe she's joined the bipartisan policy policy center that's a place where so many senators and congresspeople have gone to in the past it's a very well respected place but again it does put a question on that list keep going on and on and on doesn't it thanks ladies appreciate you both weighing in that was a host of archy's breaking the savvy marinen r.t. correspondent megan lopez. still ahead here on r t it looks like new yorkers won't have to worry about their big gulps a judge strikes down a ban on supersize sugary drinks but the case may be far from over we'll tell you more after the break. the same story doesn't make good news. no poppy food. sugary drink lovers can br

joining us is the former mayor of new york city, rudy giuliani, it is great to have your. >> nice to be here. lou: let's start with the sequester. his administration has racked up more pinocchio is than i can ever recall. >> it makes no sense. a 2.5% reduction, a cut in the increase of spending. i don't know why anyone ever believes this in the first leg, but it shows that this white house is doing this for political gain. that we have serious and long-term economic problems. instead we have a president running around, crying wolf no effect. lou: so you're not persuaded that it would be necessary to cut down the white house to earning? >> well, i guess they had to sacrifice something. it's totally crazy. the rating agencies are making a point that this wasn't much of anything to start with. we have a long-term debt problem. this leader should be helping us deal with. that they shoulde setting the tone. instead of going the opposite direction. lou: the president used to be referred to as no drama obama now it is relentless. the republicans seem to cut come up with an approach of a str

also rudy giuliani will join us and old buddy larry gatlin.n on taco day. ounce melts... made fresh and hot! hand crafted just for you. it's like a sexy sandwich. [ anouncer ] compare new griddle melts yourself. just $4. it's like a sexy sandwich. it's an epic breakfast sandwich. >> nine minutes to the top of the hour. a quick thinking dunkin' donuts employee saved himself from a robber with hot coffee. the worker tosses a hot cup of coffee in the guys face. when that didn't work he went for the entire pot. the robber did get away empty handed. new york city's mayor michael bloomberg. they are reporting the next campaign will be against loud music. bloomberg says it's to stop residents from beigoing deaf. heather next thing. >> thank you so much. dr. keith ablow from the mental a team is here with answers. good morning dr. keith. this lady says my friends think i am crazy i am extremely afraid of germs. i carry around my wet wipes to wipe things down before i touch them. i won't touch an atm or door handle with my own hands when i go out to ea

rudy giuliani will join us in "new york times" best-selling author will join us. have a great evening. good night from new york. neil: the first business day of sequestration hell, and what the hell, the sun still came up and down the east coast at least it still went down. planes still flew, skies still safe. mr. ed still in the barn, not on our plate. mental patients still getting their meds. students still learning. no telltale delays, disaster. nothing even hinting this week of the armageddon promise as early as last week. >> sequester equals job loss. >> cost 750,000 jobs. >> job creating investment, thousands of teachers, educators will be laid off. neil: we are not saying this might still not happen, as a slow grind just promised this weekend will not materialize, but then again sending threatening e-mails, so we're not putting much stock into it either is saying now or any week. welcome, everybody. i am your "cavuto." one business day in, you have to look at the sky didn't fall yet. which is a far cry from the hell we were all supposed be facing republican

new york city mayor rudy giuliani and the national rifle association's wayne maki air. we will be taking of those ♪ >> congress allows this meat cleaver approach to take place. john: a meat cleaver? the presidents of the sequestered cuts are like using a meat cleaver on the budget. if only that were true because i would say believe away. because if we don't to my generation, in effect, steals from younger people. it's like we baby boomers do this. >> i need to take this. >> what are you doing? >> i'm old. i need this. i needhis. i'm going to take this. >> sake, give that back. john: taking banks from kids is nice for me, but the rest of you have to deal with the debt bomb. that is our show tonight. ♪ >> and now john stossel. john: i am sure thankful to all you young people out there so that i can take things like these from you. okay. i don't really need them. i don't want to steal from and people, but that is exactly what my government has arranged for me to do. i am 65 years old. i am now entitled to medicare, social security, and wealth transfer operation that takes

new york city mayor rudy giuliani and the national rifle association's wayne maki air. we will be taking of those willis is up next. gerri: tonight on "the willis report," the most ridiculous resignation letter ever, the ceo's words like you never heard before. also, some colleges don't care about gpas, what they are really looking for. is jcpenney dead? what happened to the iconic american bran, and can it rise again? "the willis report" is on the case. ♪ gerri: no, no, that didn't happen, just kidding. there's no apocalypse. despite the white house making wild doomsday predictions if the automatic spending cuts, today, the sequester is a snoozer. the house and senate are not in session today. with more on this, grover nor qis, douglas holtz-eakin, and a former cbo director and steve forbes, chairman and editor in chief of forbes media, starting with you, sir. surprise that we're still here? that western civilization continues as we know it? >> oh, absolutely, and i think they've got all the apocalypse talk because if you do a small cult, we lived with it, why not do m

that one reminded me of the old joe biden riff about giuliani where he said subject verb, 9/11, you'reing to build this event and the speech really as moving forward. their slogan had something about america's future, and you're doing nothing but hearkening back to the old idealogy of the conservative party and movement and talking about ronald reagan every other sentence. that's not very forward-looking. none of the speeches talked about the very real, pressing challenges we had medical reform with health care costs driving the economy into bad places and the fact that the voting public is going to look vastly different than the cpac attendees do. cenk: that's a great point. let's show the rand paul part of the speech that you mentioned earlier where -- and i'm curious how well this was received. this was one of the very few moments where they actually talked about doing something new. >> ask the facebook generation whether we should put a kid in jail for the non-violent crime of drug use and you'll hear a resounding no! ask the facebook generation if they want to bail out two big to

he'll be the rudy giuliani chance. >> chris christie still speaks the truth for a lot.in iowa they elect people like pat robertson and pat buchanan. >> john: mitt romney was hated by two-thirds of that primary party and still got through. >> he was pro-life he was against gay marriage. chris christie is the least positive on gay marriage. >> john: he's against gay marriage and abortion rights. >> he could get back there quickly. >> john: he doesn't hate muslims enough. they do don't like that. what does it say about the resist in the party, alexis that these two guys were not invited and trump was? >> i think it's interesting. you have a sector of the party that knows that they're to blame for 2012. so that they are--they're kind of like doubling down on crazy. and they're trying to reinforce their position because they know whoever the candidate is will have to move a little bit to the left of them. >> john: okay, rick, speaker is coming up. mitt romney, sarah palin, donald trump. are these three people irrelevant so far as the party. >> obviously they're irrelevant. i

giuliani ten years ago, a lot of people thought the smoking ban went too far. a lot of new yorkers seem to like it. maybe they'll like the soft drink thing and realize, this is good for me, i'm healthier now. their weight will go down and their health will get better. go ahead, jerry. >> it's easy to go after cigarettes, tobacco, gambling and drinking. that's the low-hanging fruit. but eventually they want to worm their way into every nook and cranny of your english muffin light. i'm a smoker. when your first reaction is to cough and shoot your eyeballs across the room, it's probably not good for you. i pay a premium on my life insurance for that. i'm going to die sooner than i should. i save the system money. it's my right to smoke a legal fda-approved product. it's my right to drink soda and eat fatty foods. it's my right to gamble. it's my right. it's my life. if we start to take away the individual's ownership of their own lives, what does the government think they have the right to regulate? >> you guys are paranoid. this is consumer protectionism. that's

the poll in the past in presidential candidates is elected president, giuliani -- president steve forbes and president ron paul. just outside of the mainstream. but i think the republican put his finger on it when he said the republican have lost five of the last six presidential elections popular vote. that obviously includes the 2000. and judy, the most revealing thin to me was the response that ryan paul got. he was the rock star of this gathering. in part it's because i think the discid over the last 12 years republican foreign policy game plan which is let's go in first and ask questions later, has been really undermined and sabotaged by both the american experience in iraq and the american experience in afghanistan. there's been a long tradition of the republican party but i think there's now a reluctance a caution that hasn't been there in the past about foreign intervention. >> woodruff: ron paul has struck a chord. >> he has at the moment. this is american leadership in the role believes america has an important role to play as a world leader including global order, free trade,

he endorsed rudy giuliani. i think we may be at the point with cpac where we say yeah, it will get a lot of attention and there will be a lot of people. it means something, but it's a sml to me that cpac doesn't mean. >> i'm not going to pile on cpac and join the chorus of mocking the conference. it's an important conference and i was looking over the program and there were really great young up and coming conservatives on the program and going to be speaking. voices that need to be heard and diverse groups of people and a lot of women. there is still a usefulness and a purpose to cpac. i still have hope that cpac will become what it needs to be. especially for young conservatives. it's invaluable. i will say that i think what conservatives and cpac need to do in the future is really highlight the good works being done at the state level. in the governor's offices. republicans have 30 governors across the country right now. many of whom are incredibly popular. twice or three times as popular as republicans in c

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. >> wonderful this that got immediately undercut by giuliani and never come to full strength again. this is why we immediate something stronger and different. >> john -- >> chris. you know, i -- support it last year when the council members from posed what was called the community safety act which is an act of four bills one of which includes the inspector general thing. really, the more -- more you think about it tshs more -- the less sense and inspector general actually makes. you know what, sal, sometimes you are right. the fact of the matter is that -- >> good to hear that. >> the fact of the matter is that the mayor, it is not like the mayor doesn't talk to the police commissioner. >> so i'm -- at the end of the day, if i'm mayor, i'm going to be drebti idirecteding the poli commissioner. >> we have three people at the table who think this is fundamentally a personnel issue and one that thinks there is something structural and a structural solution. i want to turn to another issue. paid sib days legislation. there is a bill -- >> pet peeve for millions of new yorkers. >> yes. n

why rudy giuliani says all of this is looking very bad for the white house.from him on the snow job in a moment. first, to the washington examiner's tim carney on just how big a pile of -- well, snow we are looking at right now. what are we looking at here? >> well, it is another case of the white house widening the deficit of trust. that was the phrase obama used when he was in his first year in office. he said we need to close this deficit of trust where the people can't trust their government. obviously here if the administration is going out, and trying to make the sequester look worse than it actually is, look as bad as possible, that is not good governance that is simply naked politics. what sequestration would cause and all of a sudden people are starting to fess up to the fact that we have a president very comfortable with misleading america. >> neil: the word didn't get down to all the indians with the chiefs are saying. the usda for its part issued a statement saying that there is nothing sinister machiavelli going on. we got this statement from the