bernard, how is imus going? >> hanging in there.morning -- actually in a couple hours, the imus show on fox business. he calls newt gingrich skunk vomit and a lot more of that coming up. >> juliette, how is "owe -- o'reilly" going? >> it is going. i am in on saturdays and so tune in. >> i want to feel it. >> did you see that? did you see that? >> doesn't work? thank you for asking. >> back to you, greg. >> okay.

. >> the hearse carrying the body of >> imus: and followed by a procession of golden limb zeen arrivedere at new hope where the service will begin at noon. entertainment attorney recalls a memorable moment after houston finished on the set of sparkle. >> she called us and prayed with us . and it was so powerful. she trayed for our travel and the success . move yethanked god just being able to do a movie. she hadn't done a movie in 15 years. it was going to be the come back movie. >> unfortunately it is a come back that we will not see. we understand that pastor marvin winans will describe her as a friend and close confidentant and family member and daughter and child of god. >> so many people are gathering to pay theirr last respects. thank you very much. stay tuned for the live coverage for whitney houston. we'll be here for that beginning at len:30. i am uma, back to forbes on fox. have a good morning . sphoor forbes gain tucked deep inside. four and half billion in new millionaire fees covering things like reinspiring generic drug and devices. you say it will pump up the price for p

the outset that i may have to leave or be in and out, but i will certainly watch whatever testimony imus, and a look forward to this in the coming days. thanks. chair chu: thank you very much, supervisor chiu. i also want to welcome supervisor compost who has joined us -- supervisor campos who has joined us. supervisor campos: thank you. i want to look carefully at this, and i think all of the people from both sides to have come out today. i am not want to be labor what was said about the america's cup and the fact that the board has been in support of bringing the america's cup to the city and port of san francisco. the issue is not whether we want to host the america's cup. we clearly do, but we want to make sure in doing that that we all get a deal that we can be proud of, and quite frankly, for me, i do not have any history in negotiating with billionaires, but i want to make sure that the city and county of san francisco gets the kind of deal that mr. larry ellison would it for himself. that is the test from my perspective, and those of you who follow the press, there is an interest

in cairo so what imus our shooting itself in the food some member states expressed that you could end up at the losing out of a time bargain on a rainy you know well. saint or center the man accused of being weaken the source of american secret his brand of a terrorist by some while others nominated him for the nobel peace price. the greek pm locust puppet demas has warned of uncontrollable economic chaos if parliament does not approve a plan for fresh cuts on sunday new austerity measures have already been adopted by the greek cabinet to secure one hundred and thirty billion euro bailout from the e.u. and the international monetary fund without it the country could default in march six ministers have already resigned in protest over the new cuts package and some m.p.'s from two major coalition parties are threatening to vote against it and parliament the draft bill suggest firing fifteen thousand civil servants and lowering the minimum wage greece's two biggest trade unions have held a forty hour strike against the new measures while demonstrators clashed with police on friday margar

you know these issues aren't covered by imus n.b.c. san or fox why not well here's the thing let me say the last three years i've been a guest about seventy five times on fox news and maybe once or twice and see n.b.c. never i'm going to send the see never on c.n.n. and now i'm a regular contributor to fox news dot com she can't say fox news is is anti libertarianism or anti libertarian or libertarian party and they certainly give us more coverage than any other network that's not to say their crow libertarian is to say that from time to time they tend to have a little bit of a libertarian streak and i never attack by friends i rather attack by enemies so i try to be nice to box but i will say this libertarianism has two problems if you want to sell it i'm the most honest person about libertarianism in this country i tell you the weaknesses number one is libertarianism is not pro corporations or corporate welfare and when you're not pro corporate and a t.v. network or radio network has to sell advertising to corporations you wind up wi

and he is don imus, bernie mcgirk. great to see you. with chris christie, just when you thought was safe to go back in the water, the pi nichk for chris christie continues and gives a lot of conservatives to actually want him to jump into this race. >> you may look at me and i'm looking for a fight, but i'm going to fight for things that are worth fighting for. my mother used to tell me all the time, be yourself because if you are, you don't have to worry about remembering who you pretended to be yesterday. so ladies and gentlemen, this is it, what you see is what you get. >> monica: you wonder why so many conservatives saying why isn't this guy in the race. >> we love his onions. he is blunt. he has big onions, i would say. you know what it is? i love this guy, straight talk and blunt. he voted gay marriage because he said he, he vetoed gay marriage but end of story. i think the chip has failed. but i can't understand why people are could less go around mitt romney. if obama loses the next election governor christie will run in four ye

>>imus: that is a big exception. >>guest: the president's proposal he submitted calls for about $300 billion in reductions to the medicare area primarily by asking the drug companies, the pharmaceuticals --. >>neil: that is over 10 years and we are looking at a land that produces $5 trillion at a minimum, more in debt than we have now f that is -- have now, and if that is cutting seen me up. >>guest: it stabilizes the debt as a percentage of economy and puts it downward direction. the reason --. >>neil: but it is still digging. >>guest: the reason the republicans object --. >>neil: senator, you are damn right you but why isn't anyone talking about shrinking it, not just slowing the growth, actually reversing it? reversing? >>guest: you have to turn the corner and that is what the budget does. >>neil: we are not rounding the bend. either party. either party. >>guest: what it does, neil, at the end of the window, it stabilizes the debt as a percentage of the economy, and you hear this talk about the united states and g

>>imus: who is your pick? the guys from new england or cross stadium rival? >>guest: i was a former jet, so, it pains me to root for new england but i do all the jet stuff on tv and in new york, and i got to go with the giant because my boy, victor cruz from new jersey, i would rather have the trophy back in new york. >>shepard: your window is closing, ray, hang tough, buddy. thank you. an american firm found $500 million on the bottom the deep blue sea. they searched and they searched and they found $500 million. and what does the court say? you can't keep it! [ sniffs ] i have a cold. [ sniffs ] i took dayquil but my nose is still runny. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't treat that. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your ruy nose. [ deep breath ] awesome. [ male announcer ] yes, it is. that's the cold truth! >>shepard: legal battle over half trillion in treasure on the bottom of the sea, found on a 19th century spanish shipwreck and the company helped itself but the company may is to gi

>>imus: but why aren't they taking something -- if you argue that gas prices are high because we are delaying keystone --. >>guest: he is dumping, and, by the way, it goes to the corruption area, my favorite of the democrats, the corrupt party. solyndra, all invested in no jobs, and we have a crisis at hand. that is a big issue but you have to make it an issue. trump knows how to make it a big issue, these people are into the minutia of it, and when they do it, they do it piecemeal. >>neil: what they have been focused on, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs. say that the jobs are coming back, there are other elements. >>guest: other elements and the prices people are paying for real food and the real commodities they pay for, the pressure they are under, this is a little uptick, not a huge uptick. >>neil: what explains his popularity? >>guest: well did not everstate -- overstate the popularity. he is driving the bus. he is setting the tone. he is not being challenged or having his feet held to the fire. the budget, i see a huge thing you have over here, this budget, right, no one is challenged. w

>>imus: it used to be biggest concern?>guest: al gore, the lockdown, that was then and now is now. president obama knows the gas prizes are a big problem and studies show the rise of gas prices correlate highly with increase of presidential diagnosis approve and president obama's approval has gone up the last week, with a rally the last month, and what has been in the headlines? what do people notice? rising gas prices. >>neil: that is true. >>guest: if you are a politician, the big picture of things, house prices, corporate tax rates but for politicians gas prices is real. >>neil: and that is a billboard we see each day. >>guest: you fill up every three or four or five days and you pay and you notice. >>neil: using the payroll tax as a flop, here, the president, i think; trying to embarrass them and saying you are for tax cuts why not this. what do they say? >>guest: the republicans have to get out of a tit for tat, taking this little tax and just say this is all crazy we have tried every shortcut tax hike and it is not b

. >> with the imus controversy that people would learn.fferent term. what do you think? >> well, they were wrong. these guys are funny and edgy. they were wrong. whitney houston is a fantastic entertainer. he is really should get the respect of that. there is nothing wrong with that. actually, i thought that everyone should get a it withny houston song, mo elleithee should get a song like toward the obama thing -- >> sean: forget that part. there is a broader point here. it happens with all the celebrities. we don't know what the cause of death is yet. toxicology as far as i know didn't come back. everybody knew she was in trouble. we have known for decades she is in trouble. we have the hangers on in every single solitary case, nobody loves the celebrities enough to say stop. no. >> sean, they are making money from it. surrounded by them, they are making money from it. they keep going. whitney houston was a talented, wonderful -- >> sean: talented, wonderful -- wait, she became actively involved in drugs. >> look, i saw a position on some

my favorite saying is that everyone walked away all right piaget nine imus research >>darya: i saw insiderat patrick was cursing. this is her nascar debut in her third rice from the of the article. you have to be a little bit of and have a lot her i'm ready a driver. everyone else's afraid when i drive, i am not. >>gary: heavy ever been the was >>darya: i have not been a beacon to the race car driving up north, it is expensive. >>darya: maybe i will do little story on something like that. this drama a babe ruth did it is going this the most expensive piece of baseball memorabilia that has been auctioned off was whose card? >>gary: i am going to say wagner. he was an old shortstop with the start. >>darya: yes. to 20 million for his 40th i cannot believe back in the day they used to put their trading cards in the chewing tobacco. that is crazy to me. i guess he did not like that so that was one of the rare ones. >>gary: 2.8 million. talk about who has to much money on their hands. >>darya: have you heard about this sacramento deal for the kings? kevin johnson the mayor, the commissioner dav

unable to give them exactly what they needed, and that was that this was a crime motivated by an an imusard guys. erin moriarity is in studio. molly wei testified yesterday. what about her? she did some sort of a deal? >> she was originally charged with invasion of privacy but she didn't set up the camera, so the authorities allowed her to be in a pretrial intervention program, do community service and then, of course, testify if she's going to cooperate with authorities. what's interesting about this is defense would say she had no credibility, she made a plea deal but her testimony was both positive and negative and they may say, yeah, you can believe her. >> more positive for the defense? >> it was. when you look at it, it was positive for the defense. if you're going to charge someone with an invasion of privacy, you have to know. the testimony was he was shocked. he set up the computer initially because he was worried about his stuff, a stranger was coming in the room. here's where it's a negative. there were two attempts. the first one he may have been shocked but there's evidence

>>imus: why? >>guest: they did not consult the industry. they made a rule but did not talk to the person who is supposed to implement it they do not know how the system works. that is a nightmare. and lots of paperwork because you created a subcommittee in a group. so in business you do that you will fail. it is all or nothing. you cannot do that in business. it is difficult to manage. now i can say if i am this group i have to pay but if i am that group you have to pay? i am that group now. that is hard to monitor. >>dave: you will punt if you are an institution. he did not consult anyone in the industry, the insurance company. the hhs says premiums will not go up. but here is one group. "health plans have long offered contraceptive coverage as part of comprehensive benefits to improve patient health and reduce health care cost groups. we are concerned about the precedent." meaning you could man date an entire industry to provide something. >>guest: that is where it is not only overreaching but the reality is, well, how will we be able to

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