over the next hour, some terrific imus interviews, few laughs with the icrew.own studios. blond on blond has become a staple of the imus in the morning program over the last few years and we're going at it about all the subjects of the day. topics in this particular edition of blond on blond that you'll see here in a minute or two include a woman who wanted to sell her virginity and an

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good nigh >>> and this is it, "the best of imus."music editio over the next hour we're going to hear from some of the big names in the music industry that have may appearances. it will be delbert mcclinton, lyle lovett and the john hiatt

we'll go back over some of imus' best interviews, have fun with the guys as well. kearns goodwin who's been coming on the progm for many years. you probably know her as the author of the book "team of rivals." her recent book, "the buy pulpit," takes a look at the relationship betweente

. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the best of imus in the morning.fox business network studios in midtown, manhattan. we have a terrific hour planned here. we'll go back over some of imus' best interviews, have fun with the guys as well. starting off with doris kearns goodwin who's been coming on the program for many years. you probably know her as the author of the book "team of rivals." her recent book, "the bully pulpit," takes a look at the relationship betwe

funny, he stopped by in the studio one day and said he wanted to meet imus. true story. comes back two days in a row and does a long

them again i'm sorry and imus show we reveal the picture of what's actually going on we go beyond identifying the problem to try rational debate a real discussion critical issues facing america by ready to join the movement then welcome to the big picture. long tom hartman in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on.

> you don't have to like alec baldwin one bit to nonetheless agree he has a point when he said don imus got fired for making derogatory comments about blacks and he's getting fired for making derogatory comments about gays. but martin bashir makes derogatory comments about conservative s and get answer apology. it would appear msnbc has built their business model, fine to attack conservatives, what we do for a living, but attacking blacks and gays is not acceptable and you get fired. >> to dana's point, a lot of people who have been fired or suspended over something like this are crying foul. david shuster said he used slang when interviewing hillary clinton asking if they were going to be pimping out chelsea clinton. he said i don't understand what's happening here. somebody must have pictures of phil griffin. >> griffin the misnbc president. come back to the hiring of alec baldwin, an actor and comedian unaware of the fact a weekly he's had anger issues in the past. do you get shocked over this? >> you can't compare all these three things. the cbs thing is a genuine journalistic misca

♪ imus, imus, imus in the morning♪ >> the president sinks in the polls.macare and spying are his big problems and today, a white house summit on both issues. good morning, everyone. all the big names in technology will meet president obama today. he's taking heat for the website fiasco and nsa snooping. maybe the techies could help with that. he needs help. the headline in "the washington post," polls obama suffers most, he's lost ground to the republicans on every issue. more than half do not approve of his performance. very bad news going into an election year. two headlines on technology for you. facebook will push ads right at you starting thursday and amazon buys an on-line payment company. and we bring you this viral video on how to deal with annoying cell phone users. >> yeah, me, too, i'm sitting here at the airport waiting to get on the flight. yeah, oh, and i'm sorry-- oh, a b-plus, that's good, congratulations, that's not-- you know, reception is kind of bad here, i'm going to move over, it's better here. it's definitely better here. once, ther

shock jock don imus got into hot water after saying this about african-american basketball players atersity. >> rough girls from rutgers, man, they got tattoos and -- >> hardcore hos. >> nappy-headed hos. >> reporter: imus apologized later but it wasn't enough to keep his radio program or an msnbc deal, although he is back on radio and tv today. >> like i was swimming through a flabby-armed spanking machine. >> reporter: the man who we know as kramer on "seinfeld" michael richard also was called a racist after he said the n-word over seven times in two minutes at an l.a. comedy club. later he was contrite on the "letterman show" >> i think it's important for the african-american community that this kind of crap doesn't come about. and i'm sorry it happened. >> reporter: richards maintained a low profile for quite some time following the incident. few celebrities have been exposed quite like actor mel gibson. not only with anti-semitic and racist outbursts but incredibly profane and threatening messages left on his ex-girlfriend's voice mail. >> [ bleep ] disloyal and [ bleep ] weak. y

in christmas time is all about something friendships imus's energy giant rough draft in the u.s. made some i bolt pot completed the creation of a joint venture that will spend up to three hundred million dollars on developing. western siberia and last that will have access to excellence projects in the gulf of mexico. i don't know that a jew was quite looking that a festive spirit rushes that gas from all over the amount to spend on investments next year by more than twenty percent the gas giants twenty fourteen investment program will be more than a full point three billion dollars down from the amount spent to ship now the idea of christmas shopping are a little esteve high street is often much nicer than the reality of crazy crowds and miscues and stressful traffic jobs now this is exactly why online shopping is now big than ever so shops are getting creative coming up with ways to make the trip worthwhile and now the e-commerce is taking russia by storm department store attractions are getting bigger and better as i found out. that seemed. like they don't really own and it wa

spontaneous we want to make our voices heard and now we've wanted to say look if you always want to imus and we don't be able to shut us out and we're going to bring out. elsewhere in spain it's a matter of save our cave as a community living in a hole owed out hills or order to get out by the authorities the settlers refuse to cave in that story is coming up. you're watching the weekly on r.t. international russia's president made it clear he's ready to defend traditional values this in his state of the nation address this week a lot of also said the country does not aspire to be a superpower also lecture others on how to conduct their affairs but is ready to defend itself whenever necessary you go to prison office details. it's traditionally become the place to be to find out the president's vision of the president and his plans for the future every year russia's top politicians businessmen economists and elites gather at the kremlin to listen to his idle address first head of just returned from there as well and here are some of the key points why the world had to make russia isn't lo

is not the good tactics to carry out and i just remind you that in fact in chechnya itself since mr imus sankari of going to power well chechnya has become completely changes now a very beautiful place to be and those who are against mr. allen think those who remained from the previous underground that took place or the terror with that carried out many attacks in this area and it does not commit to what extent they still have a lot of support if i look even if they have small so-called are still able as we can see. in other parts of the region of the soviet union russia story and also as i said even in the capital what can be done internationally if we if we look at a global level it is it's a global fight against terrorism but specifically what can be done in terms of russia to help fight terrorism. as i said internationally the first week of gross is. the way to create awareness for such a phenomenon as in fact it exists now since being the talk of the place in september eleventh in the united states but such attacks ever since and before. for other parts of the world and we have seen

forget imus in the morning. that is all the time we have left this evening. 5:00 to 9:00, we'll see you back here tomorrow night. >>> also, tonight dennis miller on possible uprising by the american people against cowardly politicians. >> could be in the middle. >> caution, you're about to enterert no spin zone the factor begins right now. >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. some upset barack obama shook the hand of raul castro yesterday. well, if attending memorial service for nelson mandela. castro the brother of fidel. both are killers and tirants the castro brothers terrorized cuba. and believe me, many of them are not happy about president obama's engagement. also unhappy, senator mccain. >> i just against raul propaganda that continue to prop up his brutal regime. that is all. why should you shake hands with someone keeping americans in prison? i mean, what is the point? neville chamberlain shook hands with hitler >> a goal of any american president should be aeleven yat the suffering of people. those in cuba, inclu

back in the day when don imus used the phrase "nappy headed hos" the people went to the sponsors and saying we down the want advertising on this thing. the free market decided. when it comes to the f word for gay people, when it comes to inappropriate words for other people, i say it doesn't have to have the exact same history as the n word for me not to use it. as a straight person i don't use derogatory terms against gay people they've also had a issn issue, been targets of oppression and bigotry. >> you made it talking about prison it was the only reason for single mothers. i'm saying that's one of the reasons. another reason is because of having unprotected sex. you cannot have kids without having sex usually. >> that is an astute observation. but point is still wrong. >> let's get back to words. >> ann, real quick i'm sorry. >> yes. you're getting totally lost on single motherhoods. >> i'm sorry. >> there was a point where words like fags and retard, you wouldn't use those words if you were referring to an actual homosexual or to an actual retarded person. and also i think all t

most in most cases deal who can lead to big ready made it bum why did you fire from this mosque if imus would. get. here. are. my. lap was. this is my life this is.

imus said only good things that i as experienced and doughy goodness is to take back. but this so that was something that was when emma cook who played in the in the desert to find farms. it's a good idea is that the surprising to guts it out and paste tapes of the funds the benefit of technology but speaking freely to those times is so is this treaty they've been saying daddy with the tko the involvement of the south african and use does not imply file with the trip to israel. this process will help give them the tools that they need technical and knowledge related to list. adam and we hope that it'll help them get it off the ground. we will obviously be in touch with them given anything else that they need from that. are we not whether a sad knowledge i am or other skills or other consultations with our experts and we hope that that well and helped to bring this to fruition. it's no big secret that israel is not about the issue in south africa. however commemorations like these help change the image of the country among the people the jn one am wrong jacobson in sept

and imus show will reveal the picture of what's actually going to call him on we go beyond identifying a problem to try to fix rational debate a real discussion for.

was mostly spontaneous we want to make our voices heard now we wanted to feel it and always wanted imus and we don't be able to shut us up and we aren't about. what is southern spain meantime a cave dwelling community is also standing its ground when talking with them this week hundreds of activists formed a human barricade to resist being forcibly moved from their residence say the government was the most to make way for a luxury resort you know when to meet these defiant settlers. hammering out an existence on the outskirts of granada sprucing up a front yard with some of the best views in town it's an eclectic community that's literally burrowed into a mountain the residents of the hill of san miguel have converted dozens of caves into bona fide homes. we've been living here for two years not and do not a wood community it's the kind of place when neighbors helped each other out. it may not be a life of luxury there's no running water or electricity but for residents like anna that's not a problem when it does that to live long enough lay their eggs that we've done nothing for them d

mostly spontaneous if you want to make our voices heard now we wanted to say look if you always wanted imus movietone be able to shut us out and we are going to be very happy that members up on that for you meanwhile some spaniards have decided to literally live in caves stuck between a rock and a hard place the cave dwellers are being forced to leave their subterranean homes here on r.t. international we report from the city of broad nada citizens are defending their right to stay put. now mass rallies have been gathering steam in kiev this week opposition and pro-government activists showing up in their thousands standing just meters away from each other we're giving you live pictures right here on the program it's ultimately the main square in the ukrainian capital where protesters have been camped out for weeks now outside kiev continues to attract foreign politicians u.s. senator john mccain being the latest to a right. to make sure that every effort is made to make sure that ukraine is aligned with europe and he's there along with another u.s. lawmaker to meet with ukraine's oppositio

somebody who i think didn't do it and they're going to get convicted that is what i lose sleep about imus drive you nuts it's not you know someone though that you defended that's in prison you know didn't do it absolutely absent out of you walk around i mean it's just it drives you crazy i mean it just there is the the system does not work it has not worked for years it you know is very good at processing people it's excellent processing people unfortunately we've gotten to the point now where a lot of people feel like getting the trains run it on time is more important than justice ninety seven plus percent of the people in america invented injuries pled guilty. got found guilty and eighty five percent of those did pled confessed. but the system has gotten locked into a situation now where they don't really profit by people's changing their lives it actually serves a viable function for the overall society that is tamped down in kid you know white ninety seven percent of the people for of in the last he did him another jew was not just keep him in you want him to keep committing criminal

america without a white majority the future could be headed down the road to collapse he lost his job it imus had b.c. over it i asked him if he still stood by the book look i believe that this country that the more diverse culturally racially socially ethnically a community is the the less capital there is social capital of people working together and i do think a country which loses its moral cultural and religious base if you will or had it thrown out of america has and then comes in and embraces various groups and ethnic groups and races and things into tries to make them one country i don't think it's going to work would you make the same argument if you say there wasn't going to be a white majority but there was going to be a black majority or hispanic majority in america i think you could get an overwhelming hispanic majority in the american southwest which will have one foot in mexico and one foot in the united states i think that's a real possibility and would that be detrimental to the i thought the united states i think at the united states could i mean i don't think we're one coun

. >>> ladies and gentlemen, imus in the morning. ♪ >> so, men, i don't know -- let's get to what's importantgo i went to see dr. corbin, the throat specialist, and they discovered this white precancerous stuff on my vocal chord. so then she sent me to see dr. pic

it's great to be with you here this morning and we have a terrific program lined up with best of imusore iconic pictures of a time from november 22nd of 1963 the image of a secret service agent leaping on to the back of the presidential limo after prq nnedy had been shot and that agent's

. >>> ladies and gentlemen, "imus in the morning." >> he's here coming up.k about wall street which bo is in, and i didn't pay much attention to it before and i don't know what it's about. it's about some guy? >> dagen knows a ton of it. bucket shop brokerage opn a

we will find out on monday because dick cheney is here and ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the imus cattle ranchover 1000 children have come here to the hills of northern new

don't forget imus in the morning, weekday mornings on our sister station and fox business network.the time we have left this evening and start each weekday morning at "fox & friends," 5:00 to 9:00. >>> this is a fox news alert. the worker who was promoting a race war is off the government payroll. he is no longer employed with the government and dhs would not say if he was fired or resigned. >> we will see what kathleen sebelius told us on the record. >>> and the inspector general called up to talk about the

we will find out on monday because dick cheney is here and ♪ ♪ connell: welcome to the best of "imus in midtown manhattan. it's good to have you with us this morning, we'll have the journalist and author jim lehrer to get us started, in fact, the first two interviews today deal with the jfk assassination. jim lehrer was ancr on pbs for many years, but he's also been the author of a number of best-selling novels. his latest starts with a premise that's true, lehrer was there on the day president kennedy was assassinated,

. >> imus was thrown off the air for a comment that was outrageous. when michael richards said the n-word over and over again. he's not a racist, the guy from "seinfeld." >> how do you erase the problem if you don't slap them on the hand. >> i have to go but there have to be consequences. >> you can't have an automatic trigger that destroys your life. >> he was suspended. he'll get his job back. >> this is what scares me. you want a totalitarian state. >> i'm from canada. >> if somebody has a deeply held religious view you continue like you don't want them to express it publically. that's chilling to me. >> listen, i think there is speech that should be chilled. >> chilled. >> hate speech. there is no absolute right to free speech. you can't be in a movie theater and yell "fire". >> if you don't like it, don't watch it i like "duck dynasty." >> i listen to geraldo's radio show. i hate half of what -- 80% of what he says. >> there can't be speech police. let the market decide. >> how about fact police? phil robertson implied that homosexuality isn't na

. >> when i was interviewed a couple -- few years ago during the don imus debacle? >> yes. >> i gotted, a comment was made about you just explained some things to us on the radio in a way that made talking about race safe, for lack of a better word. so as i listen to you now and agree with a lot of what you say, what strikes me is we need some kind of language, we need to learn how to speak about race so that it is not threatening to either side, any side, all sides, whatever. how do we learn that language in a day of antagonistic internet comments? the moment somebody says something and the world we live in? >> yeah. very difficult because, because people when you try to raise the subject at all in toed's media age, people are only listening for the first spitball. >> right. >> and when they get the first spitball, the conversation is set because it's going to be trying to get a spitball going back the other direction. and that is our at tofied -- atrophied public discourse. but the thing is, the civil rights movement never took the -- they faced that problem too.

shock jock don imus got into hot water after saying this about african-american basketball players. >rs. tattoos and hard-core hoes. that's some nappy headed hoes, i'm telling you. >> reporter: imus apologized later but not enough to keep his radio program or an msnbc deal. although he is back on radio and tv today. >> like i was swimming through a flabby armed spanking machine. >> reporter: the man we know as kramer on "seinfeld" saying the n word seven times in over two minutes at an l.a. com buy show. later contrite on the "letterman" show. >> the african-american community make sure this kind of crap doesn't -- just doesn't come about, and i'm sorry that it happened. >> reporter: richards maintained a low pryphile quite some time following the incident. few celebrities have been exposed quite like actor mel gibson. not only with anti-semitic and racists outbursts but profane and threatens messages left on his ex-girl friend's e-mail. >> mp disloyal and [ bleep ], such a slut. >> reporter: some can't recover, others do. experts say it comes down to how it's handled. >> the best way

don imus -- >> don't point at me. >> just yesterday, barry diller fired a pr woman that he thought wasiate. i think is not a free speech -- >> free speech -- he can say what he wants. of course, he can say it. a&e is acting like, oh, no, this is so horrible. when they knew about it a long time ago. >> it's not just a&e. cracker barrel is pulling some of the "duck dynasty" goods off its shelves. walmart. >> but look, political correctness is out of hand. steve mentioned that barry diller fired a young female employee. she sent some tweet before getting on a plane and then fired after landing. >> the tweet. i know what it is. i just don't want to repeat it. it was unbelievably offensive. >> she's gone to south africa. she said i'm what, it's sensitive. it's extremely ignorant. >> to me, this is a fascinating conversation, this is the number one reality show on television. >> 10 million a week. >> it's not only the number one reality show on television, but it's like one of the number one shows on television which is reflective in this whole conversation is reflected of the divide in this

what impact you think imus. but as is and if i can to limit its impact is not enough of the name only transits of the news that the gemini has agreed to it to implementing the new lights and the german and modern economic model isn't too unexpected moments like i'm nodding off. that gets the go. you can have and not immune to unfair competition and i can say is it's being and to compete to see if we think economics don't you make you offer conditions without wayne be know as much of the neighbors and partners do. and as to them and being a scapegoat. his image and has been welcomed into the boot into the concert of nations on the second world war and after minty taste. i would never think of that. as in being designated as a scapegoat gemini dots mistakes and mistakes have to be pointed out to be on an absolute increase make you cringe because you are a cheese which is called the friendship is not to fall to two reason to substantiate the ongoing accusations of germany. unfair competition is gemini succeeds in c

-p ♪ ♪ imus in the morning >> no matter how much i care, the truth is that for your friends and yourily, the most important source of information is not going to be me, it's going to be you. if you're a student body president, set up a conference on campus. if you've got a radio show, spread the word on air. if you're a bartender, have a happy hour. stuart: happy hour? more like amateur hour, i think. good morning, everyone. trying to attract youngsters to the obamacare cause, the president suggests pep rallies and happy hour parties. beneath the office of the president? the approach is not working, young people are not signing up, young people don't like it. the administration will not guarantee security. your i.d. is going astray. obamacare is sliding ever deeper into chaos, but apple, the exact opposite. it signed a deal that opens up the fast china smart phonee market and the stock is going straight up almost like the good old days. don't ignore the good news, 3.6% economic growth in the summer quarter. jobless claims below 300,000, but wouldn't you know it, stocks are down. stay

♪ imus in the morning stuart: attentio attention taxp, here comes another bailout.ood morning, everyone. next you the way things are going with obamacare, you will have to give more money to the health insurers. it will not be popular, it is written into the law. here it comes. technology the only game in town, three headlines for you. home depot take on amazon with same-day delivery. the iphone goes on preorder in china, early strong sales. facebook goes in the s&p 500, so the tracking funds must buy the stock. they killed the most exciting play in baseball, i want to know what you think about that. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gum. [ male announcer ] stick it to the market before you get stuck. get the most extensive charting wherever you are with the mobile trader app from td ameritrade. yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with n fedex one rate, i could ll a box and ship it r one flat rate. so i kn untilt was full. you'd be crazy not to. is tt nana? [ male

♪ and tell me what else is you gonna do, you gonna do♪ ♪ i know you gonna be sweet, darling♪ ♪ imus inng >> your plan's been canceled? no worries. they've changed the rules and you don't have to have insurance. good morning, everyone, yes, another obamacare bombshell. the mandate that everyone must have coverage has been suspended for millions of people. chaos for the insurers, financial trouble for everybody. "varney & company" is about to begin. yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with n fedexne rate, i could ll a box and ship it r one flat rate. so i kn untilt was full. you'be crazy not to. tt nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. try align. it's the number one ge recommended probiotic that helps maintain digestive balance. ♪ stay in the groove with align. >> it's a bombshell announcement for obamacare. if your policy was canceled you can get a bare bones plan for the next year or no plan, no coverage at all. no coverage, no penalty. here is the reason for the change. >> on health care jeanne shaheen didn't tell the truth

mother's ear, i love that gambling man♪ ♪ love that gamble man, love that gambling man♪ ♪ imus in the >> talk about setting a world on fire, amazon's jeff bezos did exactly that. good morning, everyone, drones for amazon deliveries? yes, bezos staking his claims to be the next steve jobs with at that futuristic vision, the stock on fire yet again. the drone has help and so does the blowout retailers on-line. this monday morning stocks are poised to go up yet again and we have a story about an airline passenger war, fought using tweets, it does not end well. can't wait? don't worry, "varney & company" is about to begin. >> headline of the day, on-line shopping, king. bricks and mortar stores in retreat. that's the take away from the five-day holiday shopping weekend. while overall spending wag was down for the first time in seven years, half the people bought it on-line. the national retail federation say sales accounted for 44% in total sales. and you'd rather shop from your couch than in the stores, apparently. and another 131 million people expected to shop on-line today. so-called

♪ imus in the morning >> obamacare pushes the president's approval level to a new low.nd to me, disappointing enrollment numbers and now, here comes the white house pushback. good morning, everyone. 364,682 have selected a plan so far. doesn't seem like many when you need millions. 90 minutes from now, kathleen sebelius will tell congress the website is vastly improved and attack man, john poe d podesta hired to go after republicans. and there's a budget deal. no big changes in taxes or spending, but almost certainly no government shutdown either so where is the stock market rally? we're looking for it. "varney & company" is about to begin. every day we're working to be an even better company - and to keep our commitments. and we've made a g commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact, we've invested over $55 billion here in the last five years - making bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. yep. got all the

imus: > >> for a major speech on politics, president obama asked the white house speech writer to addo the pope. how can it be it's not a news item when an elderly person dies of exposure, but it is news when the stock market loses 2 points. liz, you've been following this and of course it's interesting to have the white house jump on this band wagon considering their confrontations with the catholic church. >> it has been a confrontational relationship. clearly the president is trying to hitch his wagon to the time's man of the year. but the question, will it pay off in political dividends for his party? that's what the news media is picking up on out there. what the issue is, the point that the president was quoting was the stock market goes up 2 percentage points and still homeless people on the streets and you talk about also, the income inequality. the point is, how do you stop income inequality, is it through higher taxes or through getting jobs for people? that's the points, right? >> a lot of people point to his policies that are making income inequality in this country making

don imus got in hot water after saying this about players at rutgers. >> they are rough girls they got tattoos. >> he apologized later, but it wasn't enough to keep his radio program or msnbc deal. he is back on radio and tv today. >> it's like i was swimming through a flabby armed spanking machine. >> reporter: kramer on seinfeld is called a racist after he said the "n" word seven times to hecklers at a comedy club. he was contrite on david letterman. >> i think it's important to make sure this kind of crap doesn't come about. i'm sorry that it happened. >> reporter: he maintained a low profile for some time following the incident. few have been exposed like mel gibson. incredibly profane and threatening messages left on his ex-girlfriend's phone mail. disploy, and [ bleep ] weak. a [ bleep ] slut. >> reporter: some careers can't recover. others do. it comes down to how it's handled. >> the best way to recover from a mishap or words they didn't mean to say or words that fell on the public in a wrong way is to be honest, transparent and truthful about the way the words were shared. >>

♪ imus in the morning >> good morning, everyone. new week and some very different stories for you.ook at this. google buys its 8th robot company. they're building a dominant position in running and walking machines like this one known as the big dog. now, that's different. there's more news on that outrageous affluenza story. reportedly the teenager lived alone in a mansion his dad gave him. four people are dead, high schoo school'-- who's not fault? and more on obamacare, and a poll that you expect to pay more next year. you've got to right again. you'll watch live a real stock market bounce, here it comes. "varney & company" is about to begin. ya know, with new fedex one rate you can fill that box and pay one flat rate. i didn't know the coal thing was real. it's very real... david rivera. rivera, david. [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. >> we'll get to the market rally in a moment. here is your monday morningdom obamacare judgment. from the latest ap poll nearly half the people who have coverage from their employer or th

♪ imus in the morning >> the weather tops the financial news. will you go to the mall? in this?ood morning, everyone, two weeks to christmas and a winter storm is hitting the most populated parts of the country. just about everyone has seen bad weather at some point during the past week. it looks like a bonanza for on-line shopping, maybe? we're calling it sticker shock 3, obamacare will not pay for life saving prescription drugs. first came the shock and then the prescription drug shock. redistribution in the obama era confirmed by government bean counters. yes, the top 40% of income earners pays for everything. "varney & company" is about to begin. [ male announcer ] once, tre was a man who found a magic seashell. it told him what was happening on the tradg floor in real time. ♪ the she brought him great fame. ♪ but then, one day, he noticed that everybody could have a magic seashell. [ indistinct talking ] [ male announcer ] right there in their trading platform. ♪ [ indistinct talking continues ] [ male announcer ] so the magic shell went back to being a...shell. get live sq

imus: >> delta, the airline, the ceo says no cell phones on flights. i agree with that.i said just that. the stock though is down a little. and listen to ford, they've announced a lower profit outlook for next year and say the long-term global outlook is also at risk. whoa, that's hit the stock hard, down 5%. he made the viral video that confronts annoying cell phone talkers. we'll talk to the man who is making people laugh on-line and maki making that. and facebook knows what you're typing even if you don't post it. the judge will join us, i say you have no privacy. all right. everybody, last week i went to the mall. here is my take. it was a very nice mall, my visit was a rotten experience. perhaps this is why on-line shopping is now king of the hill. i got an earlier start, left the house before 10:00. a mile from the mall i hit mall traffic. 20 minutes later i'm in the parking lot, but of course, there are no spaces. exceptta full half mile from the entrance. there followed a ten minute walk in the rain and the wind. i'm wet, but i make it into the first store. and l

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safe harbor for the united states is, yes, it works, been in place for a long time, serves purposes, imusome countries deemed adequate are pandora, and my guess is there's not so much enforcement there. maybe they have rules, but much less enforcement. i know that the e.u. tends to have privacy of the fundmental right, but as you side, it's important in the united states as well in that when they, the fundament right of the e.u., they don't take intoing the, apparently, of the fact that privacy is one of the 5 # # rights blopszed along with other rights like the right to run a business, right to property, right to have freedom of expression. ect.. the systems are not that different. to treat us so differently, maybe more politically than objective. >> some rae interesting pibts. let me start out wf first question because you rised a bunch of questions there. >> do i think weaver add cat in the european payment norng, given the o'end crip deemed adequate, i do think we are, especially because of the strong enfor me to say, howeverrings i understand why from a near piewp speck spot, and th