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and ifou go to mexico cityn the summer, it's not like that, or beijing.here are some benefits beyond jobs to making your environment better. >> thanks, guys. that's got to be the last word. >>> more war of words over who the irs was targeting. why, then, is the irs tagging anyone at all? that's at the bottom of the h r hour. >>> they're cheering for the passing of the immigration bill, but you won't be when you see the pork packed inde it. back to "bulls & bears." for the latest headlines, log onto foxnews.com. >>> here we go again. the senate paing its immigration reform bill chock full of porkulous goodies that have nothing to do with securing the border but all to do with winning votes. like 100 million for tourism that will help las vegas casinos. and something they're calling the hog kickback that will help the food proceors. are these kickbacks kicking us more in debt? >> yes, it's a character flaw. this is how you get a bill passed. you tell someone, i want a bill passed. okay, if you give me something for my fish hatchryn alaska, i will give you a

ifou think. irs isn't negatively going to jail, whatyou think? >> well, my feelings on this, neili think they should apply the law equally. i have a problem with any drups gett getting. >> th did target conserervatives, who think our mainstream conservative groups are right of center s group, then that's bizarre. >> have you ever been either this is acceptable behavior on the part of the irs or it isn't, and it doesn't matter wt you and i think about the political leengz of these groups. i think that's your point, neil. if it's wrong, it's wrong. and i don't think charles the media -- neil is the media, too, i hate to tell you -- the media is not leaving this story alone and the investigation is going on. >> it did lose a lot of its oomph and it was almost a collective relief. ben stein, they almost seemed collectively relieved, not to the extent you think or the ringing kind of questioning that we grew to knew. and that's aelief to them. >> there is a giant elephant in the om here which nobody seems to be talking about, which is the conservative

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ifou don't like the w chae the law. >> we want to stop the bad guy companies can stop the government saying we are getting a ton of lawsuits on our doorsteps and in india, they are allowing tax officials with access to google and facebook data. >> the irs is different. >> india is pressuring to have government officials on-site at research in motion. >> by e way, hold on a second sabrina. why is the irs different? >> it is internal tax collection and how much money we owe the govement and the abuses of the irs. this is about our security. again, this is an issue with the government. >> i understand that. we ha focused on how all of the irs scandadals are. but sabrina, the fact is, even though it is national security we are entrusting the same people with sensive information and that gives me the willies. >> it should give you the willies. i have seen no evidt that all ofhe big data is keeping us safer. in point the haystack gets so big we'll not fnd the needle. it is all of the megadata tat is keeping us fer. i agree about civil liberties. >> let me go back to rich. return on investm

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ifou agree, find outow you can help.uth villages.org melissa: it is time for little fun with "spare change." we are joined by our dream team. otheguests might be little insulted if they see that. this golden bugatti. it belongs to rapper florida who spent $1.7 million on the car anthen decided to cover it in 24 karat gold. once it is likely a stache on the mona lisa. it looks pretty fabulous. what happens when you get a door ding? can you imagin >> these are beautiful cars to begin with. and million dollars. you can get a lot of other cars. lovely car. florida is not one of my people. a lovely car $.7 million to blow on a gold card, go for it. melissa: why is that, does she come with the car? >> i'm a huge f of florida, i danced with him one time at a party. melissa: really? is that on youtube somewhere? >> have no problem with people spenng money however they wish. he earned it honestly. so many of these rappers go bre, they go bankrupt because th spend their money on stuff like this. melissa: how much has he actually m

great ifou have the rentontrolled apartments but does not do much for housing. not using up anymore, we can have more cred available for people who produce things, produce jobs and less forhe government that ouldn't have the money in the first place. lou: you have been no fan of ben bernanke's policies, your reaction to the way in which he has been treated by presidenoba. >> i am appalled, president obama reappointed this man and he goes on the charlie rose show a trashes theuy, said he sted too long, he will be out. you do it behind the scenes. you do it in public, you say that guy has done a great job but he wants to step down, do this, that or the other thing. in terms of people relations, this guy is not a one. i'm trying to be light. lou: i take it you don't think that would be part of his lastg legacy. thank you very much the end people skills. thank you for being with us, as always. up next the diminishing role of men in society, the economy a severe effect on our families. we wl lay it all out in the "chalk talk." i guarantee you will b be shockd at some

. >> ifou buy a fake dagen baup is there, they can run you into jail for up to year and charged with dollars fine f that's just because your they're buying something. we as consumers, ar't we allowed to buy will we want to buy? and you'll rrallget into the mind setdo i know what i'm going after the get the purse, not know anything about fashion. gerri: it looks nice. you don't understand canal street is canal street. >> i just get a good deal. gerri: all right. let's here from new york city council woman who is proposing this legislation. here is what she says. here is wha you want to penalize these consumers. people think is an adventure. it's always illegal for people toell, but not illegal for the people who buy this stuff. hopefully this law will cut down demand. >> i don't know that it ll cut down on demand in terms of people not goi to stores, but the purpose of it is to really reach below the surface, meening when you g on the street and you see somebody sell something at a table, you don't have to be a genius to know they're not pang rent, they didn't have a lot of overhead.

in fact, ifou look u.s. exports the fact we are porting more than ever which is he for businnesses in different climate, the top destination in the 21st century in terms of export growth this china. were creating stuff here and sending in up to china. denn: peter, let's remember that gener motors now sells more cars in china than it sells in the u.s. i think china can be ourriend ana great market. >> i do, too. it's a matter of getting the playing field lel, and the degree can do that. china is terribly afraid to revaluits currency. if we did it for them to currencyarket intervention the way they are now, doinghat they do, then i think tt they would find tt they would prosper very niely. terribly afraid of somethi that would not hurt them but is serving as right now. it would give us a lot mor ports. we would grow faster and be a better market for them. dennis: thank you both for being with us. peter, great new york fed. go night. ving on toovies now, google is spreading out the poprn. thatompany has unveile

you have i think a lot less collateral damage if you attack al qaeda leader with a drone than ifou attack him with a bomb. john: do we need to spend what we're speing? >> i think that we may need to spend more, we may be able it get by with ls, point is to figure out what it takes to win. and spend that. john: thank you ambassador woolsey. >> thank you. john: i want america to have a strong military that protects us from fanatics who want to kill us. but how big a militarys tha we n spend almost $800 billion on defense. about a fifth of our budget. chris prebbl e . at cato institute, said, that is way too much? >> it is more than we spend at peak of cold war, when ronald reagan was fighting the soviet union. john: cato, your think tank made this video that compares our military spending that that of our allies. >> every year u.s. spends -- our allies spend a quarter or less to defend themselves. we agree to pay big bucks to defend our friends, and they let us. that allows our friends to spend far mor on everything else. we pick up the tab for global security spending, and our allies free

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balancing our budget, ifou talk to a family about balancing their budget, not spend morgue than comes in -- spending more than comes in, itounds like a reasonable notion, i can take money from the economy i it build a bght shiny building say this is what i did with your money. but we don't see what entrepreneurs and individuals would have done with that extra money in the economy that goes back to from friedman says, who spends money more wisely when it is your own or government. govement are waste irsf money they hav no clue has to how to making any, i want to ve more money in the prproductiveconomy. john: createshousands of jobs, we don't know what they might haveone. >> right. but really who can make things better? the private world or the government. we have a great dial of evidence that government wastes money, misdirts it, i can give you example after example of millions of dollar spent on roll up beef jerky, 5 million-dollars spent on studying colleive action of fish. there has been nousterity here in the united states we have struggled to slowdown the rate of growth of governm

there is that risk gerri: can you respond t that ifou would, please?i think tha the doctor will be able to motivate thepatient more where th patie can't alys afford see the doct, they will be able to come to the doctor if it's covered. if the doctor is successful, he will prevent the most expensive proble of heart attack down the road. if we can get them to a doctor who is really going to push them, i thinkt will work out better. gerri: that is interesting conversation. thank you both so much for coming on. a great conversation. now we want to know what you think. who is responsible for the obesity pidemic? e government orhe people. launch erriwillis.com, vote on the right-hand side of the scre. we are not done yet. coupon crze is taking off with young urba profssionals n expensive nehborods. an extreme coupon clipper and he pays thoands of dollars doing it. joining me now is edward daniels, an actor who just landed a role in the netflix series house of cards. here's what don't understd. you are 32 yrs ld. i am used to little old ladies pushing grocery

neil: you know, i always tnk, ev ifou take sinister intentions aside, which i doubt we have all scandals time, the one with the bipartisan ickiness is you kno nsa, getting people's phone records. but i found itonvenient different distraction from i ing that is more damaging but it is provide an opportunity. >> in thenitial stages is s a bipartisan outrage. anea mitchell calling this greatest outrage, it was bipartisan, but this should like so many other scandals. neil: what do you think happened. >> they never get tohe bottomm@ of it. i think that therail, because they lied and said it came out of cincinnati, why were they lying? why did this woman take the fifth. th womannharge of it. neil: thealked to cincinnati auditor,ly is say democrat h said, not so. why are they jumping on cincinnati? >> in never makes sense. neil: people higher up in washington had to be calls the shots, we in cincinnati don't have the power to do this stuff >> you don't need to have the brain of a cocoa now th coconuts no one will say, let's instigate 500 tea party groups thatakes no sense, it is coming out of w

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but, i mean ifou were him, would you continue to, i mean? no. melissa: i don't know.he questions always, when you see the outsized returns. >> right. melissa: when you see somebody do so well for so long, it is like a gambler doing so well for so long. >> right. melissa: can you do that with research? is your research that much beer? your trading skills or momentum that much better or do you have more information than anybody else? >> 10 years ago you prably had more information. melissa: yeah. >> i sort of likened to the steroid era in baseball. say you're a aaa guy and want to make a major league roster. do steroids make the team. don't do steroids. melissa: right, right. >> so you know, if you're at hedge fund and you can get a edge, that is kind of what --. melissa: you think that has changed in this time? >> i do. melissa: okay. the other thing about the book -- >> sorry to interrupt. if i was at a hedge fund right now i would think, 10 times avoided something that crossed the line. melissa: okay. that's good to hear. the other thing fascinating about the book ev

ifou are in bon funds, really consider getting out of them and going to individual bonds.se thi way i the value of the bonds goes down we know there is maturity data out there on when you're getting your money back. the bond fund, if interest rates go up the value goes down and you have no idea when you'r getting your money back. >> that's a very good poi, and one of the criticisms. as you're pointing out,he bond market is not just one plain vanilla market. all kinds. you like intermediate bonds? intermedia corporate? what do you think of treasurys? at about municipals? where will the value lie and what will happen t these dividual marketplaces as interest ratesh as by? >> it is a real tough go right now in the bond market. the bottom line is, i think that there are good buys in municipals. good buys in corporates. yet to look for the diamonds in the rough. i don't le intermediate and long term bonds. i just want to clarify tt. at tnk there ere people should really be looking is if you're going to invest in bonds to make sure you have the maturity. in a lot of people get s

ifou look in go, who the heck is this that it is promoted, and a track record or comes from a bad funding to say six months at the outside. you can show me something commenced on the go. gerri: a lot of peopleike to buy the fund because of the manager, but the reality is past performancis no guarantee of future returns, even if they have less stellar record, they can fall apart. we have seen it happen before. but third avenuealue. it certainly happened the. >> well, perhaps the greatest example of all, bill miller had a long streak of beating the s&p each year. of course what it is is you want to make sure you aren't buying the manager necessarily jt because you ha confused the bullarket for brilliance. i think you have to make sure you're taking a look in going, is this manager truly tested and what is there in terms of support? if there is noupport in your ad spot where you're saying when his mager goes, i'm buying in knowing of my be ready to go. if you bought a fine or has the managers last name on it, you have to be assuming that may be one tt manager is nlonger running things you

. >> i think you will win ifou oose not to game it. i'm askingyouu can y sitere and say you're going to be honest and straightforward and not try to game it? >> we do not wantgames. we wt alaw. >> so you will. >> we'll s what happens. >> you will not in any way try to game this system? >> u, i feel like you're setting me up for something here. >> you what? >> i feel like you're leading me >> i'm not. i'm just asking the question seeking a straightforward answer. >> we want a transparentocess that results in smart legislation. >> okay. i got it. transparent and smart. >> reasonable amendments, watch his reasonab amendments are voted down one after another and you'll see what's going to happen >>ris kobach, ali noorani. thank you. much more on the ospectsoff the gangf 8 immigration bill throughout tonit's broadcast. stay with us. edward snowden, the nsa leaker, hero or traito a lot of people are making up their minds early and it depends upon whom you ask. with the spark miles card from capital one, orn earns unmited rewass for his small

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even though they're generatin x-free income, ifou put it inside of an ira, the witrawal will suddenlyecome taxable. you'll ruin the tax-free aspect of putting it i sinai area. gei: very smart. i love that. what do uy if y don't like at? makes some suggestionsecides stocks and bonds. anything else? >>retty much everything else. the whole k for proper retirement safety security and retiment income is diversification. i know it's a boringld wd, but it wor. investors annot supposed toe exciting. boring works when it comes to wealth creation. only a little bit of everything and many people emphasized safety far too much. they have theii money invested far too conservatively that far too low and interest-rate and they're going to go broke because of inflation ove time so stocks ke a lot of sense, but don't buy individual stos. use these chains traded funds, w-cost mutual funds. that is the best way to go. gerri: i agree with you. i want you to help resolve the problem. we had a tweet from a viewer, and i want to read that in the your reaction. it is from one car of. upon announcing that cor

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