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>> ihink you need to look for hope wherever you can wind it, and maybe this has some hopeful signs, but think, m more realisticay, the key was the budget agreement. that provides us with some stability. we know how much money we will spend within the discretionary part of the dget for the next twyears, and then t this last action puts the debt limit off for about the same a amount of time. >> which is great with 2014 elelections coming up. >> of course. election-year pressures were clearly part of that. nobody should think that our problems are solved. either the debt the country faces or the problems with defense spending. ey are still ahead of us, but we just have a little reprieve from some of the drama we have .een >> one of the things seetary hagel has said his there are massive challenges. cuts and tough choices have to be me, but the administration has restarted the practice of restarting the unfunded priorities list, which existed for a long time. there's about $26 billion in programs that are said to be on thatist at this point. is that a good idea or not? >> yeah, i think it i

charles: all right, let's leave it there ihink moral of the story, don't put anything o facebook thatyou in prison or higherral money payments or divorce, a great post valentine's day topic. >> d-day after d-day. new study said 1 in these american cup elses -- 1 in 3 american couple cheat, after this. charles: forget about breaking your heart the new batch of cheaters will break, bank, a record number of american couples committing financial infidelity, hiding things like credit card, and purchases and bank accounts from spouses, psychologist, dr. duffy and pillar prince weigh in on this trend, is it new or becoming more prevalent. >> most people have two incomes, people and a marriage with a level of financial independence they want to maintain it a lot of people people continue to buy what they want, theyly to spouses to avo a fight. charles: it sounds like you think it is a good idea there we alltel little white lips lie, if it affects financial staibility of family then it should be discussed. >> it is in the a new issue, i believe with two incomes, both spouses have money, it may

ihink -- lou: and i don't want to get in to a record of counting here, but it comes from four years ofng about keeping your doctor, keeping your plan, it comes from a president who you're talking about is he sorely disappointed because he hasnn't kept his word or implied promises. it's not a president who has been -- >> i think the issue here, in all due respect, i think there is no trust to this president by republicans from day one. they have never felt he care what they said, and at this point in time, they get to control the issue. lou: i think i have to conclude. thank you and reminder to keep it fair and balanced. the republican congress has a 12% approval rating as we said here tonight. thank you very much. thank you for being with us. good night what does everything mean to you? with the quicksilver cash back card from capital one, it means unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase, every day. it doesn't mean, "everything.. as long as you buy it at theas station." it doesn't mean, "everything... unl you hit your cash back limit." it means earn 1.5% cash back on every

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>> well, ihink i'm thinking the same way as the ukrainians are probably thinking in the way that presidentpresident obama's lines whether they're red or whatever color he wants to draw them don't mean much. that is the reason why the pentagon, that is why the ukrainians are not answering calls from the pentagon right now because they don't believe they have to answer calls from the united states. i don't think it is going to do much. president obama should come out and say the violence is horrible, which it has, he need to the people perpetrating it, that is the president of the ukraine and president putin to talk about the fact that half the country wants to be geared toward western freedoms while the other half wants to stay unr soviet rule. lou: i'm thinking, hank, the united nations comes out saying kim jong-un is a bad man, the humarights council. they dope have a wordo say when there is extent crisis as in the ukraine now. butthe president, the same rhetoric, the same ineffective rhetoric, is that what we're looking at again? >> wre looking at a very dangerous situion because of link

. >> ihink this is what irked people so much. itwasn't the circumstances you were talking. and the power of the phone. that is really irksome. you are threatening us with something that's not in the constitution that we could find it and you are threatening with the power of the pen? and to say that deliberately i'm doing it because of congress. basically, it's in the face of the three branches of government. >> l's take them o at a time. congress, anything they can do about it? >> they can bring it to court saying he abused his discretion. standing is going tbe a problem. you have to bring someone who is a voter, someone, an american citizen coming forward saying i have been abused by this. the nsa thing, it's a class actionand you have to find somebody, a group of people that can say i have been abused, i have been hurt. >> how about the supreme court itself? can they not say? >> it has to be brought to them. they can't reach out? >> no. >> we have anverly aggressive president, i would argument we have a passive supreme court. thank god we done have to worry abt activist

. @% ihink it is just a modest statement. >> i actually am a bronco fan and have been for a long tie. so it's a pleasure to see you here. so if i start stuttering like a fan, forgive me. >> i am a fan as well. i watch her show quite a them. lou: i appreciate that. this is going to be quite a game. everyone is expecting a lot. as we know from past super bowls, sometimes that means it's a dud. what do you think that will mean? >> thais one of the reasons that i am so excited for. and i have covered the seahawks a number of times, did the divisional playoff games at an excellent football team. you have strength number one offense of what the denver broncos and just a dominant defense with in seattle. a fantastic quarter back and russell wilson. it's hard to find an edge in this game it will make for a fantastic game and one that will keep everyone excited to the very end. lou: are producers are looking at some statistics. and number one, passing offense. in the words pssing defense as well, it is all the same team. number one defense in terms of their offense and hw does that wo out and

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so ihink there will be another study coming out. th do every year.i have to tell you if you win the lottery, don't you file divorce papers? i got the money! now we go the separate ways. >> and they fight over the share ofthe lottery prize. who funded the ticket. gerri: i told my husband he could have a divorce one way. >> what that? gerri: toes up! you're going out toes up. i like that. [laughter] thank you focoming on. great job. appreciate your coming in the last-minute. >>> we want to know what you think. here is our question. are couples too quick to divorce? log on to jerry -- gerriwillis.com. >>> while we're asking about divorce. it is valentine's day. we wanted to highlight the famous couplings that have gone the distance and given love a good name. the list is tonight's top five. david bowie and aman. ey have been married for 21 years. the super model was on our show. kevin bay con and kiera. number three tom hanks and rita wilson. one of the cutest couples in hollywood. celebrating their siiver anniversary. he said i'm standing ere because t