ishares, small caps are the way to go. >> i love that pic. berkshire hathaway i will take that always always always. >> i want to thank you. the cost of freed now continues on the place for business pants on or off, this is where you come, fox. >>> one of the latest would be terrorists in the united states is so young, we can't even show his picture or say his name. he's a 16-year-old south carolinian who was just sentenced to a juvenile prison an alleged plot to join isis and attack military bases in the u.s. and he's not alone. home grown terror threats popping up all over america. so with threats this widespread are we spending enough to stop another terror attack on the homeland? hi everybody, i'm david asman. welcome to "forbes on fox." are we doing enough? i'm not for a police state. the congressional research service says since 2011 since 9/11 there have been 74 plots by radicalized americans, people radicalized here. and they were stopped, thank god, before anybody was hurt. the boston marathon bomber. those guys were radicalized amer

. >> ishares, small caps are the way to go. >> i love that pic.kshire hathaway i will take that always always always. >> i want to thank you. the cost of freed now continues on the place for business pants on or off, this is where you come, fox. >>> one of the latest would be terrorists in the united states is so young, we can't even show his picture or say his name. he's a 16-year-old south carolinian who was just sentenced to a juvenile prison an alleged plot to join isis and attack military bases in the u.s. and he's not alone. home grown terror threats popping up all over america. so with threats this widespread are we spending enough to stop another terror attack on the homeland? hi everybody, i'm david asman. welcome to "forbes on fox."

ishares up 29%.lowed by the power shares clean global etf up 14% and the market investigate fors global alter tiff energy up 13%. >>> it is the most widely tracked measure of growth in the united states. it's gdp, gross domestic product. the dada moves markets and keeps this gentleman here busy day and night. however, cnbc aka, mr. liesman, has discovered a long standing problem. >> there's a problem in the data that we found with one particular quarter that we thought only concerned the past five years or the past several years but then we do z aid a detailed investigation and it goes back 30 years. a substantial and persistent problem in reporting first quarter gdp data. it averages 2.7% overall in the time period. in the first quarter is only averages 1.87%. several economists we contacted said that difference is statistically difference. it accounts for six of the ten worst quarters since 1985. moving on, the next one, since 2010 this average looks like europe than it does like the u.s. overall i