have you seen hank?oo long ago. >> a successful business owner subscribes to one theory. they show up first, and they leave last. do you know where hank is? >> i don't know. i don't know if he's gone home or what. >> i cannot believe he left. not only is it disrespectful to the employees, it's disrespectful to all the customers who are coming here today. he really left? like, he's gone? >> as far as i know. >> he literally disappeared. i'm pissed. oh, hey, hank. where'd you go, buddy? we have a grand opening. hank, i don't understand why you left. this is [bleep] ridiculous. you need to [bleep] come back here. i've been here for a week. i'm doing all this stuff. this is ridiculous that you left. turn the car around, get your ass back here, and be a leader right now. for business advice and extra scenes from the show, go on to cnbc.com/the-profit. before their gift helped preserve the point... before a credit solution was used to expand their business... before trusts were created for their grandkids' edu

i remember saying to hank, it is good public policy. obama said, ok. what people should look at is the extent to which this was affected by the fact that some the most important decisions taken by the government was taken during a transition. when i asked the obama people, the response was i got back, we only have one president at a time. i was a little frustrated. i thought it was overstated the number president we had at the time. [laughter] here is the deal. i wish with done a mortgage. the people thought it was popular is wrong. those are strong conservative argument. i pay my mortgage, why are you taking money. there were some people who bought a house. and it went up and property. and they took out a home equity loan and bought a boat. in the end, that was not much more could've make it more popular. >> fundamentally, there's a belief of fairness. you take a risk and you bear the consequences. we had to violate that in order to save the economy. when you violate the core beliefs and it leads to great anger. whether congress today would be to act,

just -- when we were in the room with hank in that side room off of the room -- was you, hank, myself, and barney. republicans. house they didn't actually believe in it. nd barney gives the fact -- first time we went up for the vote. market.t drop in the and they still voted no. so i don't know what you think a sudden ess all of to the more amenable crisis than the congress -- partly, partly fundamentally ideological. are members of the republican party at the time who yeah, i want's a bad thing but it's government intervention opposed to it. the ideological resolutism is today. r in the house >> and the senate. >> george bush gets credit for the ideology of his party. >> not going to get too many here.in neil will probably get none in. but i do believe -- i think it was directed at you, not me. believe that rewest are still governed by people who better lieve in a america. in confronted with a crisis of extraordinary proportions, pearl harbor or the fiscal equivalent, they will step up. looking on that hard. hold that thought for a second. you'll is the last thing be saying -- >> no,

and as hank suggests about president bush. was the one who was the keeper of the polls, and each time i would say, well, you know, even in michigan, people are opposed to the auto bailout, and each time he listened respectfully, and then ignored me, and i always say that i like him so much, because he listens to me so little. and this was -- i think that the country was well served by the willingness of two people who were willing to make those kinds of decisions. >> i say this, i would give the due to john mccain. it was -- i was -- it was in some ways more of a challenge for me to communicate with him, than with president -- or barack obama at the time candidate obama before the election. but as i look back on it. if either one of the political candidates had come out against what we were doing, or come out against the tarp, we would have been defenseless. and it would have been easier for john mccain to demagogue it. i do think he was behind and the weak economy was a -- you know, by and large a benefit to barack obama. i w

he's hank smith, chief investment officer at haviford investmen investments. good to see you. how confident are you that the markets will continue to do well? >> we're entering a seasonable period of time, november, december historically are very good months for the market. we've gotten over a historically unfavorable seasonable period, october and september. in fact making new highs along the way. but look, what's happening now is confidence and sentiment is improving from years of fear and anxiety and i think we have a long way to go in that regard. >> hank, what is really going to drive stocks to go that much higher from here? >> well, first of all, fundamentals have been good and continue to be good. corporate america is the shining star from the recession and financial crisis. balance sheets are exceptionally strong flushed with cash, productivity is high, earnings are good. they continue to beat expectations. and if we can get an economy that picks up a little bit in 2014, i think that's going to fall right to the bottom line with continued good earnings. >> let's move,

well, when we were in the roomwith hank in the side of the conference room, it was you, hank, myself,nd barney. house republicans did not believe in it. time it went up for vote, the majority of house republicans voted no. as a drop in the market. i still voted no. i do not know why you think this congress all of a sudden would be more amenable to a crisis in the congress that cited that. >> fundamentally ideological. the republican party at the time and i honor their integrity, yes i'm a it could be a bad thing but it is government .ntervention and i disagree it is even stronger in the house republicans today. credit forush gives rising above the party. >> absolutely. -- i would not get too many words in here. [laughter] -- it'll direct at you, not me. are stillve we governed by people who are committed to a better america. if confronted by a crisis weather pearl harbor or basically the fiscal equivalent of pearl harbor, people will step up. >> let me ask you this neel. >> the last thing you will be saying. [laughter] >> i just want to get -- [laughter] qwest will listen to every wor

joining us now the a-team, hank shinshine cop of.. >> let's turn first to this race in virginia. matt with you. 6 it was 10 points, you can say -- is there a clan of an upset. >> i think that this race is trending in the right way, poor ken cuccinelli has not caught a break, and out of nowhere we were reminded obamacare was implemented creating a firestorm across the nation, including virginia, unfortunately you brought up that union money, a lot of people decided that race could not be won, and a lot of union money and other money came on behalf of mcall yo mcauliffe. lou: hank, why didn't he raise more money? if if is about the money? i would figure out. >> cuccinelli is governor he would hope to replace, he had a scandal. he had a problem with women's groups, because of an abortion bill, and ultrasound requirement this was intrusive seen that way by some. lou: mcauliffe, he has every scandal, investigation, and washington post, suggestions he is not worthy of the job, many ofs had columnists, how does that work out? >> we were rem

>> first of all, hank is right. the fda does have the jurisdiction over these devices but would i suggest they are moving a little hand fistedly, locking down the hammer two quickly. there's one way to do it, one is analytic accuracy, would you get the same results? in that regard they're extremely accurate. the particular biochip that the company uses is by the company illumina, validated time and time again. another is called clinical validity. where the fda is more concerned. basically, when the company he says that you have this particular -- says you have this particular result does it mean anything in regard to your health for sure, is there anything you can do about it? and the answer is in most cases no. but this is as i say the first citizen in an pon going process of developing person genomic medicine over time. it is just a process, a way for us to learn and i think fda is process. >> it is a new way of looking at health and predicting the future. and hank, the fda says, in its warning letter to 23 and me

hank you for joining us on fox business. >> thank you. lori: watson is totally going rogue. and watson is totally going on that honeymoon. ibm. very clever. you have heard similarity where one computer brain is going to do all the thinking and take over all of humanity. let's check the market, w where joined at the new york stock exchange, lauren is looking at one stock hitting an all-time high today. lauren: take a look at the today chart, you can see it is up% toy, a-timhigh pusng $10 pe sare. goldn sas add priline and ve tm $10 pre targ. eest cht ishe fe-ye char

. >> tom hanks and colin ferrell, they're not wine tasting in napa. we will explainhat they're doin >> might be a little. >> probly are. >>> i wish there was enough ti for to get u there. hi, colin. >> make time. we can tell y that a pair of hollywood supersrs will be in the north bay tight for the re carpet screening of their newe film. >> i swear every time a pson walks into a room, they're ovjoyed. >> sounds like splash of frest gump in there, rit? a little bit. saving mr. banks is the told story of t making of disney's "mary popps." emma thompson and colin ferrell. both hanks and ferrell will be at thecreening at the napa county filmfestival. >> that's the colin you were saying hello too. >> and tom too. llo, mr. hanks. sfwlimplgts coming up, toin and tom, what onean hopes to come the very next ompic sport. we'll show you that one coming up. >>> it's hard to run, but how about thinking about running o all fours? future of the olympics.be the >> at least that's if these 14 competitors at japan's first fouregged running contest have it their way. of

tom hanks plays walt disney. >> blockbuster films and i think a lot of people looking forward to the next installment of "the hobbit." >> there's that second -- good. >> thank you. >> this is the second hobbit movie, the fifth "lord of the rings" movie by peter jackson. orlando bloom comes back. he went away and now he's back. the fans are excited about that. >> skip ahead quickly to "anchor man 2," the anticipation is building. >> will ferrell comes back. >> they moved up the release date, too. >> december 18th. >> they moved it up. >> the whole cast is back. so is the blazer. >> lots of cameos in it, as well. >> great round-up. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >>> coming up next, the right way to carve your thanksgiving

i spent much of 2008 defending hank and ben over bear stearns. they want to have hearings and drag them up there and denounce them over bear stearns. that was a hard enough thing to get them. there was no way, and i agreed with them but there was no way the kind of resolution procedure, et cetera, was a significant government intervention. remember what we have into it says, if things get that the government can take it over and we'll put you in conservatorship. it would not have flown. the reason is simple and i want to add because we sometimes make mistakes trading didn't as if it was an autonomous bubble. it's driven by perceptions of voter sentiment. the t.a.r.p., great excess, the voters hate it. we politicians leave a lot to be desired. the media makes me nuts with the voters are no bargain either. [laughter] and i used to say that when i was in office. it was -- >> barney had a quote, you may not think i'm so great, the constituents aren't so hot either. that's why we never let in freshman members. >> here is, you had this ideological -- t

joining us now, hank smith to help us do that. hank, why fewer stocks equal better returns?'s simply a case of supply and demand. the fact is you have more cash today than you did at the previous peak in the fall of '07 and chasing fewer stocks. so that is very much a bullish factor and a bullish trend, and it's not going away anytime soon. liz: okay. the banner says i don't think a pullback will take away the bullish price for stocks. why not? >> well, i think it's really quite simple, liz. you have an economy that's expanding, not contracting with very little risk of a recession in the near to interheeduate term. -- intermediate term. you are profits that are rising, not falling, balance sheets that are flush with cash, reasonable valuations and may i dare say cheap valuations -- liz: and historically, right? i mean, it's obvious. >> absolutely. given the levels of inflation and interest rates that we have today, you could argue that pe should be at 18 to 20 times earnings, not at 15 times earnings. liz: okay. >> so you add it up together, and i'd rather with a buyer -- be

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i want to begin with hank here because, hank, i know in the past we've talked about financials. we got those new capital rules for the upcoming stress tests and the bank capital requirements going into the next year. what's your take on that? would you put new money to work in the financials here? >> well, yeah absolutely, because we think they're still very undervalued and they have earnings power that hasn't returned to the pre-crisis level. so, yeah, there's some obstacles, headwinds, the financial reform, new regulatory environment, but that's all priced in, in our view. >> jim, i saw you tweeted out to your followers asking them what risks you think -- they think investors have missed the most. what did you find out? what did they tell you? >> well, one of the concerns that -- well i mean my followers are very concerned across the board in terms of what's going on in europe in terms of u.s. policy. one of the concerns i think a lot of investors have missed is the fact that some companies out there have focused on cost-cutting alone to boost their profits. in order to mainta

hank knows this. i'm a proud democrat partisan. i put my political aside in judd you were there with barney. we were the two-point people for the house democrats trying to pass a bill with the national election and the entire house of representatives. i acted in a sense of -- >> i agree. the number two the president in his first speech in congress said and you forget this, he would ask for more money if it was necessary for additional. we had a big debate in the white house that we are at a point given the stress test and everything else we may have needed more money or the market needed to hear that point that he was willing to going get more money to stave off the need which neel talked about earlier they need pre-crisis that you needed that and if anything he came to the aid and the defense of the financial system as a whole. bankers are not the financial system. don't ever confuse them. he was willing to spend political capital on the thing that was very unpopular and ask for additional resources and be necessary. he said that

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hank talked about this. i do not angle we could do it. here is where we were. there was partisanship. as i did not think we could do it. that was the partisanship. you have the chairman, a very honest, deeply conservative man. i spent much of 2008 defending hank and been -- ben. they wanted to have hearings. over bear stearns. that was hard enough to get it done. i agreed with them. it was no way that the withution procedure intervention that we had in there. ss the government will come and take it over. it would not have flown. i want to add this. sometimes we make a mistake. it is driven by the perceptions of voter sentiment. the tarps a great success but hated. media, itians, the makes me nuts. the voters are no picnic either. i used to say that when i was in office. >> born had a quote. -- oh barney had a quote. the stitches are not so hot. -- the constituents are not so hot. >> you have this ideological tremendous intervention. you step in and to get rid of the board of directors and you fire people and you take the shareholders' money. it was a hard enoug

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tom hanks is great and ava thomp son. i was surprised how much i liked it. >> on a different theme, we have got something based on an lannkston hughes poem. >> the woman what directed it directed another movie. it's rare to have female directors and rarer still to have african-directors. it's a classic play written on a lot of traditional christmas tales. it has a killer cast. if it's marketed right it may be significant film. >> talking about prestige films, what has the biggest oscar buzz at the moment of the end of the year movies? >> i'll answer that. i have to piggyback on something bill said. the director played in "silence of lambs", clarees starling's partner. i had no idea. i find that cool that the two actresses had both gone on to become successful directors. ardilia was the name in the movie, a piece of trivia. oscar buzz - there's a lot of it. some came - i am sure you'll see some nominations for movie and best actor. movies coming out. scors has a movie coming out, the wolf of wall street with d. >> -- d. >>

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marysville appeal for fulfilling double roles of labor and of last few ingenious hereditary chief of a hank someone first nation feel really great to see well folks are being brushed out of history practices. that. sometimes you don't want to speak about and they not only wiped out most of the people but the way to the greatest loss of people any time in history a cultural genocide is still being waged on surviving indians report true self from the start of the twentieth century children were forced into so-called indian boarding schools designed to quote kill the indian in them according to the system's founding father richard prat. indians are obliged to change their name to a western one like home made to dress and stole the head like whites indigenous americans are also forced to adopt christiana and all of the posts of western culture in the form witnessed the abuse firsthand thank you so much for speaking to us can you tell us what happened. to take the engine out of the person who they'd be the language out of out of the like my father he grew up his whole life his hands were kind. k

very -- >> except for tom hank >> tom hanks, yeah. >> let's talk about alec baldwin.s on the street apparently using se anti-gay slurs. >> he had a rough we. on thuray, there's some footage tmz obtained, it went everywhere wh him, chasing a phographer saying something, some peoe are calling them gay slurs. it sounds ok a gay slur. >>f that doesn't sound like a gaslur, i don't know wt is. msnbc postponed his show or nceled his show for two weeks just until this kind of dies down. but he wrote an editori for the huffington ptnd said that, you know, he just wanting to defend his fami. all he wants is safety for his family. this should not msnbc's problem. >> did he claim he didn't use anti-gay slu. >> he saide said the word fat head and nothe other f word. hidaughter -- his daughter ireland ldwin tweeted over the ekend and said her d is a good man. everyone has problems. this is anssue that -- anger management. >> it is. [ all speak at once ] . >> a lot of celebrities g through this. it's not the way y act, it's th way you react. remeer, hoda woman? learn to react to the

>> stan musial and hank aaron. two guys. >> this is great. he said stan musial and hank aaron and then he said -- >> should have knocked him down. >> wow, he's still holding -- >> wow. >> and then we ask him another really good question. do you think baseball players right now are soft? and the woman he's with immediately starts laughing. >> she knows he would say yes if he were being honest. the question is, is he onest? >> if you were making $100 million, would you be soft or hard? >> i love this guy. >> harvey, are you hard or soft? >> first off, don't ask me questions like that. >> ew! ew! >> are you softer now from 10 years ago? >> so long, guys. see you. >> and now -- worst birthday ever starring nfl superstar -- wait. starring allegeded murderer aaron hernandez. >> happy birthday, aaron hernandez. >> yes, the ex-patriot tight end turns suspected killer of three people, that we know of, just turned 24. yeah! >> he's in jail right now awaiting trial and the corrections department told us they don't acknowledge birthdays. no one gets spec

lo va a poder ver aquí el maestro hank valentín. tenemos llamadas como maestro. muy buenos días.siempre admiraba yo en las películas cuando yo era jovencita y yo siempre miraba como un hombre respetuoso y lo sigo mirando la televisión. no se hace nada no sé cuánta edad temprana, pero no se hace nada. me dicen el doria agrede la canción ranchera. la señora se ha quedado entregada con tu edad porque dice que cuando ella era chiquita... yo no me escondo, yo tengo 66 años. y me siento orgulloso de decir que tengo 66 años además de que si una persona que hace mucho ejercicio, no fumo y no tomó. llevo una buena dieta y todo muy recomendable para quitar muchas enfermedades. si hago ejercicio, me gusta correr, soy corredor, en ocasiones me meto a correr maratones de 10:15 kilómetros. en este mundo siempre tan el trago. yo les doy las gracias y le dio que muy buen provecho no me espanto, la gente podrá ser lo que quiera en su vida. yo le digo muchas veces se me invita a abordar con, no porque sea pero me gusta ver a la gente que esté alegre y contenta. yo respeto la vida de cada quien, no

we were talking about how tom hanks now has diabetes and he thinks that it might haveome from doing such, you know, rigorous weight loss and weight gain. i was asking re jae in a, would you gain 75 pounds for a movie role? >> and i said it depends on the role because sometimes those are such career defining roles. >> wendy: absolutely. >> i might -- if the material were there, t director and everything were there, i would do it. i mean, i just saw a trailer for matthew mcconaughey's new movie where he has aids and i was shocked and, you know, renee zelwegger and bridget jones. i would. i would definitely. >> wendy: that's why she is an actress. all right. so now we're going to find out a little bit more about regina in a game of "fave five." i will ask you questions and you give me the answers. >> i'm excited. >> wendy: your favorite way a man can impress you? >> you know, i like men who are gentlemen. so, like, if we're going to go out, because i remember the first guy who did it, how much i loved it, and he opened my car door. and it made me feel like a girl. i felt like a girl, like a

>>hank you, juan. bush came up with the prescription drug plan. republicans say we need to extent medicare and medicaid. republicans should want freedom of healthcare. >> go, jonathan go. >> are you for that, juan? are you for free market healthcare? >> i am a free market guy. i know there are simes simes tht wall street fails and when workers are exploited. we need government as a helping hand. safety net needs to be in place. >> this is not a helping hand. >> we don't have a safety net. it's so big. we should promote the policies that lift people out of poverty. instead what are we doing? promoting to make -- >> mike people feel better living in poverty. >> c'mon! >> that is what they do. >> you want children starving? kick children to the curve? >> no, no, no. >> hold on. >> get out of here. >> stop, stop. can we be clear. no one wants starving children. >> this seems like every american has cement boots sinking down fast. >> leave it there. up next, deception, lies and it's over the undercover video s. >>> the administration navigator program

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tom hanks was one.missed the conspiracy theories about the mafia doing it and about the cubans and russians. hanks kind of brushed that off and said the facts really state that oswald acted alone. steven spielberg also was interviewed. he also said he didn't really believe the conspiracy theories but he had a caveat, saying he's not sure how oswald could have fired several rounds with that crude rifle and pulled the bolt back and fired with such accuracy. spielberg maybe had a little doubt there. >> you know, it just speaks to how many questions there are still. >> absolutely. 50 years. >> 50 years later. brian todd, fascinating. thank you so much. >>> now some other stories we are following in "the situation room." incredibly impressive, that's how one analyst describes october's job report. the labor department says the u.s. economy added 204,000 jobs last month, much more than expected. but the employment rate ticked up a notch to 7.3%, partly because of the hundreds of thousands of workers furloughe

he's in a circle chase with another hank glider.up ever wonder how they get up in the air and they can't jump off a cliff. there's a rigging, he's towed along and when he gets enough lift, off he goes. >> all right. i want you guys to get ready for the most epic of flights. i guarantee you've never heard of anything like this before. this is in indonesia. the guy flying this plane goes by indo-pilot. he's just landed in this air strip. you see villagers behind this plane. he's actually picking some of them up. this is where it gets epic. he reves up and before you know it, they're airborne and 73 seconds later they're back on the ground. >> that's the flight? >> that's the flight. just over one nautical mile away. >> so somewhere they can't go by foot? >> these twoville ands is separated by a deep valley that would take them forever to get to. so they use this plane between these two air strips. you fly, 73 seconds you're there. >> i would like to suggest a zip line. just stretch a zip line. that's it, right? >> though if you want t