i dream of jeannie really ends when the women's rights movement in the united states ends. we don't find quite this sort of objectification of arab/muslim women. arabs and muslims -- most muslims are not arab. so some of the muslim women are seen to be the objects of oppression by the male patriarch just a time when a lot of american women are realizing that they are also -- restrictions because of the page are key. so these definitely changed over time. >> host: so that was her final chapter of the different faith groups and it went up to the present day. who are the heretics today? obviously you feel that way about the muslim community. i don't know if you feel that way about atheists. or in the future, it's kind of a fertile time where you have all these new religious movements coming up in a bee be there is more openness to this idea of god speaking in some different way. what do you think our future heretics are? >> guest: it's an interesting crowd because they have been seen as heretics for a long time and polls demonstrate that while americans at a certain amount of

but i dream of jeannie really kind of end when the women's rights movement in the united states begins and we don't find quite the same sort of objectification of arab and muslim women. they get conflated when actually most muslims are not arab to the and so suddenly, the muslim women are seen to be the object of oppression by the male patriarchy just at the time when a lot of women are realizing that they are hitting the glass ceiling because the patriarchy. so these change over time. >> host: and that was your final chapter of the safe groups and a goes out into the present day. so who are they today? you obviously feel that way about the muslim community. i don't know if you feel that we about atheists or in the future it is kind of a time where you have all of these new religious movements coming up and maybe there is more of an idea in some different way what do you think the future heretics are? >> guest: the have been seen as this for a long time and while americans have a certain amount towards catholics and jews and even more so towards muslims, that the atheists used to be re

. >> happy doomsday dear jeannie. >> the rapture true believers ascending to heaven was also mocked when. if it had happened, it might have looked like this. when may 21st came and went, camping revised the date to the five months later. >> at that time, the whole world will be destroyed. >> eye rolling reporters got a tongue lashing from a supporter. >> you can't just turn your cameras on him when you have taken and run with this and you loved this story because it's good for you. >> reporter: who can resist end of the world stories with end of the world parties? ♪ only the good die young >> camping wasn't young. he was 92 when his radio network said he passed on to glory this past sunday after suffering from a fall last month. he did eventually apologize for his predictions, saying we tremble before god as we humbly ask him for forgiveness for making that sinful statement. his own reports of his death were always premature. >> but i'm not going to be here after october 21st. >> jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> all right. >> just keep postponing it. no, actually february. september. >> i'

that it's going to cause such unrest that at some point, you can't get the jeannie back into the bottlent knows this. and the president is trying to do something about it. but he has no congressional help whatsoever from the object strokters. i've said this before. i believe that the american people mentally, they're not in the library. they're in the street. we saw it yesterday. jesse lagreca, you have been in the street. and the question is, the president is harnessed on this issue. he is harnessed. not much he can do. what can be done as the president than to just go out and talk about it and motivate people, jesse? >> well, you would wish that the president could do more to elect politicians that would actually do something on behalf of the 99%. he doesn't have that power. so i thinkit smart politics for him to raise a ruckus over this. the other side of the aisle has no interest in helping working class people whatsoever. we are living in the matrix. and instead of being a battery, they want to turn you into an overdrawn checking account. what it really comes down to, these are the

i think the important thing is that this jeannie is out of the bottle. it can't be put back in.lks around the country, has helped build the momentum. we now have campaigns in the city of seattle and chicago and new york for higher city minimum wages, and we have state minimum wage campaigns in roughly a dozen states and a strong federal minimum wage campaign. as you said earlier, people are acutely aware something is deeply wrong with this economy. it actually starts at the bottom and that's where we have to start to raise wages. >> so let me come out here to ari, sitting at my table, because when we look at support for raising the minimum wage, it is almost consensus position. a lot of people think we ought to go ahead and raise the minimum wage, at least make it proposed that it's tied to inflation. for democrats basically consensus, even for republicans, although there is a majority against, a bare majority, 56% against, independent, 71%. if i'm looking at that and running for office, i'm thinking this is where you go, you go to the minimum wage. as we talked about a variety

that will stand out long after all of us have gone because i don't see how you go back and put this jeannie i gene bottle. i just think you'll find that the judicial selections in the future are going to be the ones that the people who are the most rabid partisans are going to pick, the most faithful to the cause, not the most faithful to the law. and i don't know what it's like on the democratic side, but i can tell you what it will be like on the republican side. there are a lot of people out there who have got a list of judges they want to see on the court yesterday. some of these people are going to be tough for you to swallow. and i'm sure you'll do the same to us. and what you are doing is making the majority self-regulate. there is no longer the excuse, for lack of a better word, i can't push this person through because i have got to get somebody in. those who want to make sure you are picking the best person who is not an ideologue, you are -- you are going to have a hard time of it. so i think the judiciary is the biggest casualty over time only equal to the senate itself. it will

appreciate that, but at the end of the day, you can promote this law you want but if and kansas, jeannie premiums have gone up 50%. that is not a lie. story after story, and the nation,across this americans under obamacare are paying more for health insurance and are getting higher deductibles. or plans are being canceled. that is the reality. washington can talk all day long, the media can talk about if it is good or bad but at the end of the day, i think americans are singing for what it is. i am hearing from dozens and dozens of decisions with these horror stories. they have lost their health care coverage. obamacare was supposed to do the opposite. folks like myself predicted that would happen, eddie. to me, it is not misinformation, it is relative. if you can't get the dr. you have had for 20 years, you're going to be very upset. it is because of obamacare. host: paul from pennsylvania joining us on our independent line. you're on with the representative. caller: good morning. back in 2010 when the arguments were taking place, senator mcconnell and republicans were saying to repeal

my aunt jeannie, who turned, i think, 80 yesterday, happy birthday, aunt jenny, is on facebook as wells who are very active on the instagram whatnot, don't like to view the pictures all of the time. >> yes. >> makes us concerned. >> yeah. >> because i'm getting old. i see it playing out. >> jon, when you look at the numbers for twitter, the valuation we're seeing, 350 times plus forward earnings? >> well, no. but i think we can't just look at what twitter is today and assume that this is just about that. they've got a big opportunity with the loyalty they have among that key demo if they can expand beyond the core twitter service and do more with it. but instagram does, too. so i think that's going to be a battle we see play out not just in vine versus instagram video, but across a lot of different products over the next few years. >> yeah. jon, we'll see you in a few minutes. jon fortt at post 9. >>> we want to get back to headquarters and check in with scott wapner. had a very busy morning so far. >> and getting busier. the hertz story, we reported that dan loeb had taken a position

if you are like jeannie, her premium has gone up 50%. that is not a lie. story after story. they are getting higher deductibles. that is the reality. i am hearing it from and stitch wins with these horror stories. they lost their health insurance. obamacare was supposed to do the opposite. folks like myself predicted that would happen, eddie. to me, it is not misinformation, it is relative. if you can't get the dr. you have had for 20 years, you're going to be very upset. it is because of obamacare. host: paul from pennsylvania joining us on our independent line. you're on with the representative. caller: good morning. back in 2010 when the arguments were taking place, senator mcconnell and republicans were saying to repeal the bill. there is very little information. as far as the details about the bill. things became more feverish and all of a sudden, senator mcconnell said repeal and replace. i was a little disappointed because i would like to see it go away. my insurance premium is going to go up 55% in january. what i want to know, since you guys have tried repeal it, sy