j.d. hayworth and duf sundheim. who is joining me here in studio. i want to thank you both for bringing both ends of the spectrum. j.d. just two years ago, there were 60-newly elected lawmakers who swept into congress and now some of the most prominent among them went down in defeat so did the tea party overreach? >> no not at all. the fact is there is still a substantial majority you mentioned in this introduction jen, that the tea party is alive and well much to your chagrin. now 30 of the nation's governors are republicans. i think what we will see, both on capitol hill and at the republican national committee and across the kitchen table, is not self flagellation but a good self assessment, a healthy debate inside the party, understanding that principles endure, but methods may change and we'll have that debate in the days to come. >> jennifer: i'm interested in that. because you represent a different philosophy i think, duf. maybe i should use the world liberal side of the republican

j.d. and duf sundheim will try to convince me that the gop shouldn't just forfeit the game. [ forsythe ] we don't just come up here for the view up in alaska. it's the cleanest, clearest water. we find the best sweetest crab for red lobster that we can find. [ male announcer ] hurry in to red lobster's crabfest! the only time of year you can savor 5 succulent crab entrees all under 20 dollars. like a half-pound of tender snow crab paired with savory grilled shrimp, just 12.99. or our hearty crab and roasted garlic seafood bake. [ forsythe ] if i wouldn't put it on my table at home, i wouldn't bring it in. my name's jon forsythe and i sea food differently. >>i jump out of my skin at people when i'm upset. do you share the sense of outrage that they're doing this, this corruption based on corruption based on corruption. >>i think that's an understatement, eliot. u>> i'm not prone tot. understatement, so explain to me why that is. i think the mob learned from wall st., not vice versa. >> in t

j.d. to cheerlead managing editor editor for reason twenty four seven news welcome gentlemen. so josh i'm going to start with you wal-mart is downplaying the protests saying now they're touting that they have great profits how the protests accomplish anything. absolutely so we've seen two very different messages from wal-mart in the public from the beginning they've been dismissing strikes is dismissing the workers as a fringe meanwhile behind closed doors they've been paying workers to sit in mandatory meetings and be lectured to about why they shouldn't participate why they shouldn't get involved in the labor groups are wal-mart why they shouldn't go out on strike what happened is that we saw five hundred some workers according to organizers go on strike anyway despite wal-mart publicly saying they could face consequences anywhere in the world that you see people take a very risky action that could result in a risk to their job to their selves either you have to say all of those people a

know now god you just heard there from j.d. that. and then they pay average average wages and you know what some people are saying is you know if you don't like working there and you're not happy bear why don't you go and work somewhere else for a country right so you could have said the same thing to people working in government sweatshops in the us a hundred years ago you could have said to people working in the auto industry in the 1930's wal-mart's wages according to i miss world they're less than nine dollars an hour on average they may not be starkly different from the average in the industry but it's an industry that woolmer has created wal-mart has driven the entire industry in this direction there are other holdouts like costco but they've dragged even unionized companies down in terms of the wages and so we're talking about a strike not just about a particular company but against the dominant player in our economy it doesn't have to be that way the most has a great report arguing that in fact you can have low prices without

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j.d., you say that's the problem. make the case. >> we know spending has shot way up under president obama. what we know is the sbiet bl entitlement programs are unaffordable as they stand. doesn't mean we need to slash medicare today. i don't know anyone suggesting that. it does mean that this is the time, the opportunity to put in the reforms to slow the growth in those programs so we can afford them for the long run so, in fact, seniors can get the benefits they've been counting on and promising. we can't promise them that now because we can't afford these programs as they currently stand. the fiscal cliff creates the opportunity to force the reforms, to put in the reforms we all know need to be put in to place. that was what bowles/simpson was au about. it's not about today's deficit. it's about the future. the moment is now. >> what about the idea that dean is making. look, this is not the issue in terms of the debt and deficit. why are we putting this on the chopping block? >> well, he's right in one sense. pres

welcome to the show, j.d. >> thank you.e here. >> you write in your op-ed, quote, the architecture is based on conservative, not liberal ideas about individual responsibility and the power of market forces. the mandate is about personal responsibility, a hallmark of conservative thought. so why are conservatives against a conservative idea? help me make sense of this. is it just a desire to never do anything to help the president even if it means turning your back on a conservative idea? >> well, yeah, and you said that, i think, in the intro to the piece. if somebody were to be sort of dropped from outer space and introduced to what we refer to now as obamacare, they would see a plan that was essentially putting 30 million people into the commercial health insurance program as we find it today in this country. they would see a plan that requires people to take responsibility for carrying their own health insurance, and for the most part paying for it. and it uses market forces to allow people to choose which plan they're u

volt received the j.d. and associates appeal award two years in a row. ♪ >>> welcome back to "battlefield at home." this special about charities accused of lining their own pockets at the expense of the veterans they purport to help. now another report about veterans having to fight for the disability benefits they say they're entitled to. they've risked their lives for their country but now find themselves doing battle with the very agency that's supposed to take care of them. here's randi kaye. >> reporter: mike rioux can't go to the grocery store without making a list even for just one item. he can't drive without gripping the steering wheel so hard his knuckles turn white. and he can't stand longer than 30 minutes because of severe back pain. this is mike rioux's life post-afghanistan. >> i need to discover who i am again. i'm not asking for help for the rest of my life. i want to feel like i matter. >> reporter: mike's wife maggie says her husband returned from war a shell of the man he once was. gone

j.d. foster from the heritage foundation. he's holding out for true tax reform that would broaden the base and eliminate deductions. john mccormick is staff writer "the weekly standard. he says giving in on raising tax rates now would give republicans leverage later on tax reform. so we've got a nuanced argument going here. john, what do you mean? what kind of leverage would they need by allowing for the tax breaks now? >> the problem is they don't have any leverage right now as we speak. i mean, president obama just won a decisive election. democrats increased their majority in the senate. the tax rates are expiring. if these tax rates weren't expiring, republicans could hold out for genuine tax reform. i think they need to get ahead of this situation. why not lock in the current rates for everybody under a million and live to fight another day? i think there's more likelihood they'll be able to get genuine tax reform next year if they lock in everybody under a million right now when they

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what they do give away is stuff, like the stuff j.d. simpson showed us the disabled veterans national foundation sent his homeless veterans shelter in alabama. he got hundreds of pairs of shiny navy dress shoes, some emergency blankets, some broken furniture, and lots and lots of coconut m & ms. >> didn't have a lot of use for 11,520 bags of coconut m & ms. >> a charity in prescott, arizona, got an even stranger shipment from dvnf, chefs coats and football pants. roy tidwell says he arranged the shipments and insists both of these charities knew what he was sending and they wanted it. >> the group that got the chefs coats have no idea why they got them. and football pants? you think there's a homeless veterans football team out there? >> absolutely. >> reporter: you do? >> absolutely. there's 300-bed transitional -- >> reporter: there's a league of homeless veterans playing minor league football? >> i don't doubt that homeless vets play football, basketball. >> reporter: i'm sure. but you know i talked to those people. they said they di

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volt received the j.d. power and associates appeal award two years in a row. ♪ >>> never, ever buy a stock just because it's come down so much you feel like it has nowhere left to go but up. stock picking is a lot like going shopping. some people will buy terrible merchandise because it's marked down enormously and looks cheap. looks can be deceiving. take the calamity that is jcpenney. this is a classic case of how much damage a bad ceo can do to a once viable brand. about a year ago, jcpenney hired ron johnson, the guy who is supposed to have created the looking field, the apple store, to be it's new chief executive. he took over to great fanfare and laid out a whole bunch of new strategies, supposed to turn around penney's stagnant business. stocks soared at the time. instead of turning jcpenney around, johnson dumped a bunch of stock and turned it into a wreck. the company reported its third hideous quarter in a row and it's trading 16 and change. i told you to start selling jc penny in may when it was

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volt received the j.d. and associates appeal award two years in a row. ♪ >>> the only way to generate consistently strong returns year after year after year is by putting some thought and some effort into the process. anyone who says you can make money in stocks without keeping track of short-term developments at the underlying companies is like a personal trainer that promises you can get in shape without doing any exercise. here is a pill, okay? it doesn't work. yet i think a substantial majority of the public still believes this buy and hold nonsense is the only legitimate way to invest. i read about it in the papers all the time. no wonder stocks are so hated. people have been convinced if they ply blue chip stocks, as if that term means anything anymore, and they just wait long enough, those stocks will work their way higher because of that some law of reverse gravitation that they all subscribe to. it's been a lousy strategy, if it's been a strategy at all if you can even subscribe to that. in recent

listen into j.d. nelson with the alameda county sheriff's department. >> why would anyone come to the airport with a watch with wires coming out of it, a toggle switch, fuses, a circuit board and think that was okay? that's not okay. the totality of the situation made the deputies arrest him and he was arrested for possession of material that can make a destructive device. >> reporter: he was also wearing shoes to sizes too big with a removable insole. he's right now at the jail. no word on when he will be arraigned. we'll have more on this story coming up at 6:00. reporting live from the oakland international airport, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> quite a square. thanks, cheryl. new details in the investigation surrounding the accused killer of sierra lamar. nbc bay area broke the story this week finding out that go e garcia torres faces charges not related to the lamar case. accused of three attempted kidnappings in 2009. here's the full quote from the police report. the key piece of eviden

volt received the j.d. associates appeal award two years in a row. ♪ >>> new york governor andrew cuomo is trying to get gas into his state as quickly as possible. why? because superstorm sandy has shut down many gas stations in new york and new jersey leaving folks waiting in line for hours. now, cuomo says he has signed an executive order to waive the tax and registration requirements on fuel tankers. susan canne candioti. it's incredible when we hear the stories now. you have lines stretching for miles at some of these stations. you have some folks that have just absolutely have h it, and now there's a story about a driver in new york arrested after allegedly pulling out a gun on another driver. tell us what happened. >> reporter: suzanne, it's remarkable. that's right. that happened in queens, new york. police arrested a man who allegedly cut line in the gas line and pulled a gun on a customer who challenged him about cutting into the line. that's when police moved in and arrested this guy. you have to

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