listen, ifou take off your eye off theoad for a period of time you get pulled over, who care why y'reoing it. >> we can joke around, a joke about this, but getting distracted while driving is a serious problem and kills people. ben, by the way, i know this isn't a concern forou because in the back seat you are allowed t continue eating. >> i don't alwaysave a drive (laughter) >> always, that's how it is, the view is from the back seat. >> neil: by the way my thanks to charlie and dagen, very, very much up next we already told you about our fox news special "fly me tohe moon" to commemorate the anniversary of the last man on the moon and now the gang is blasting off with their own money mission, out of the world stocks. any other way t t t @8 well, we thought our chances were 10 percent. >> apollo 13 commander thinking one out of 10 chances of surviving that. isn't that out of this world? >> and you know what else is stock picks from our shooting stars. none ofhem heroes, but they are all good friends. >> the space program, for america. liquiify natnal gas is huge the company will do

but ifou make fun of yourself, and you make fun of the other guy and good taste, you have a good chance think you're right. i think you have to recognize the inherent joke we all are. neil: >> he could've made fun about the offshore and islands and how he loves $4 million and how he deposited it. the one with the media would've said it wasn't funny. >> you think the media is, you know, people listen and the media can do what they want to do. but when it gets down to it, most people vote on one issue. you know what i'm saying? no matter what the man is campaigning on, everybody has their one issue, whether it is immigration or abortion or israel, and most people don't say, you know, i wish he was more for this or that. but he had eight o 10 good strong points. neil: i wish we had more time, david. i don't know whait is, but we have to either like the guy will relate to the guy and that is what closes the deal. >> as long as he doesn't have a mustache, we might vote for him. [laughter] neil: thank you for joining us. we hope to have you back again. a very funny guy. he is absolutely right

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ifou are a retailer, you never make that up. neil: make it up. what do you see them?> steve is completely correct. the credit cards as steve referenced, or not being pulled out. the extra items, as steve said, were not being bought in shopping malls and shopping centers. and steve is absolutely right. retail. you miss the salenow. you do not get back the week after christmas. united back next year. there are so many retailers and trouble thatit may rationalize some retailers next year and shopping centers the following year. it is going to have a long-term effect, what is going to have a beneficial effect on the spiritual psyche of americans, so, as you said, it is not the conspious consumption. it is really caring about the community in the people and the community helping one nother. >> let me add something to that. i get annoyed the people sang spending stimulates the economy. that is through, but people save a little bit. is that the end of the world? and not so sure when wehave such huge debts on the personal and federal balance sheet. at the end of the world peo

ifou drill down on the details, as soon as i saw 800 billion in new x revenue, my immediate question did they give on the point of marginal rat d from the language it doesn't look like. more a tax code basically closes loopholes. they employ all the euphemisms to say you will get rid of deductions. sounds like that is where the 800 billion in new revenue isoming from. they didn't give on marginal rates at all. >> that is good news but only good news in the nse we're not traveling as fast in the wrong direction. you're talking about giving more money to the least competent pele in america, the politicians in washington. you're talking about giving them the extra money so they could have bigger government. the fact that they're taking that money frommus in a less bad way i suppose that is good news but we're still taking one step after another in the wrong direction. at the end of that journey the destination is greece or spain or italy. melissa: right. >> we have t figure out how to get control of intitlements. the while house refuses to have adult conversation about that. melia: neit

more importantly, ifou look at the debt ceiling debate, we saw a sharp drop in consumer confidence andin the december number. a sharp drop in consumer confidence, and you also will see a big financial market disruption. those ae genie's you cannot stick back in the bottle and lead to drags in the mainstream economy. lou: always good to have you with us. thank you very much. >> thank you. lou: up next, former ambassador, former director of national intelligence joins us here. shadowbox other, a former pacic fleet commander also among our guests. please be with us next week. stay with us tonight. angry liberal and accused hypocrite michael more sticks his nose into the michigan right to work fight. can you imagine that? the "a-team" is next. ♪ ally bank. why they have a raise your rate cd. tonight our guest, thomas sargent. nobel laureate in economics, and e of the most cited economists in the world. professor sargent, can you tell me what cd rates will be in two years? no. if he can't, no one can. that's why ally has a raise your rate cd. ally bank. your money needs an ally. ♪ lou: mich

ifou look at the actual law in place, so the problem is that you can't disarm law abiding citizens inople who will steal, who go by illegal means to get weapons. there has to be a system. lou: the politics of this, it's sort of an easy reflectioas many are doing. >> sure. lou: gun control. it's not an easy reflux to say how we provide treatment for the meantly ill, talking about the issue amongst ourselves because as the colonel said, we've had give ups in the country before its foundings, since its discovery, and the fact is we've never had this activity before. it's a societal and psychological problem. we've gotto acknowledge that. understood gun control, took the guns away from people who had them, hoisted them, they couldn't kill people. that's gun control. lou: it's gun control -- >> it's the second amendment. >> we have gun control already. lou: going

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plus get this document shredder free-- but only ifou act right now.all the number on your screen now! dagen: a quarter past the hour. stocks now and every 15 minutes. aig. nicole: the second largest block sale ever. about 100 years ago. aig stock right now is up about 2%. everyone remembers the large bailout back in 2008. here is a look at aig. doing well. let's continue to take a look at the major market averages. the nasdaq composite, not quite at the 3000 mark. today we have been watching apple very carefully. there is a look at the s&p 500. three quarters of of 1%. dagen: have to make a little bit of money with our good friend charles payne. the story of a company that once wild the world. really works back. charles: it was an incredibly hot stock. have therapeutic. in the 90s, his stock was absolutely unstoppable. to me it is a case study that they've sort of put it in neutral. by november 2005, it was the listed. they are at fiscal year 12. revenue is up. markets are increasing. strong cash flow. this is a company that has gone through the ringe

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