were lucky to have dimmed heaters talk about how you treat your patrons -- we were lucky to have jim peters talk about how you treat your patrons. the difference i think about this summit was that it had a lot more good information about how to be successful in your business, and i want to say thank you very much. you did a great job. >> these concealed weapons, these are strip clubs. is that stockton and broadway as well? >> i am not sure of the cross street. >> are these in the venues? >> they were out in front of the venue. >> basically loitering around. >> they have ours, but they are not permitted by ross -- they have bars, but they are not permitted by us. >> i was there. we appreciate how they come together and cross fertilize ideas, so for you to be able to do that is wonderful. there was a breakout for open street entertainment and outdoor entertainment. do you know what kinds of ideas came out of that? was there anything interesting? >> between all of them it was basically a breakout of outdoor events producers, and i know there were some challenges. i do not know if they came up

>> peter barnes live in jackson hole, wyoming with jim bullard. >> that's right, cheryl and peter. jim bullard joins us to give his take on ben bernanke's speech. welcome back to fox business. >> i'm happy to be here. >> what is your reaction to chairman bernanke's speech? >> he does a good job in these situations. he laid out a lot of evidence and thinking that has been going on around the fed for the last two years about the effectiveness of various programs. i now he was very balanced. he didn't tip any hand what the committee might do. that makes a lot of sense because there is more data to come in and we don't have to make a decision before september or beyond. >> september 12th is the next meeting. you have the all-important jobs report a week from today that will give you more date to chew on. the date -- data on the economy has been mixed last month or so. where do you think the economy stands right now? >> we had a string of bad news through the first and second quarter of the year. i think that turned around a little bit since the last fomc meeting. that is leaving the com

i want to first of all thank for communications peter daily jim walters, forgetting is going. -- for getting us going. elaine is here, too. we have a copy of the $1 million loan. we have learned there is the assumption of a bond that was converted to debts. we learned that. it was good that we knew that. and we now know the operational costs of the harbor. we see that there are some low hanging fruit, for lack of a better term. they will probably garner $70,000. there are no free rides. there is no longer a free ride. bettis $70,000 a year. landing fees -- there are many non-paying charters the just drop, picked up, do not pay a thing. they have to pay their share. we have to name the harbor something. we do not care. oracle, south beach harbor. we are ok with whatever brings in more money. we what solar energy on the roof. and we appreciate the commuter parker -- commuter parking during the season. there will be a front door handicap button on the front of the car or house within a month for 138 b, and we have agreed that there should be mandatory operation of your boat once a year.

names of people that have made a call like this and been wrong bill gross jump up llama jim rogers mark father peter schiff they've all made this call over the past three four years and they've all been wrong and the only guy who's got it right as far as i can tell is mike said luck has been long bonds but you are stepping out there david morgan and you're planting a flag on this call that now's the time to short bonds now let's talk about solar the big news in solver on the front page of the f.t. announcement was that the c.f. to see it had closed the investigation is over manipulation bar chelton the way he had ten up girl for the safety say. i was on out front on this one. the the library scandal has proven without a shadow of a doubt that it wasn't of england in barclays in the money center banks are manipulating interest rates so why should we be surprised amid manipulating silver and gold i mean silver is the inverse of interest rates so it's even if you admit it or not by manipulating lie bar you are manipulating summer this to two things are part and parcel so reza currency gold the currency

peter all over r t jim. making head round headlines around the world right now in fact a story that's just come in in the last hour a man's open fire in a sikh temple in wisconsin in the united states at least two people are reported dead one a police officer now under the city of o. creek hospitals are preparing to treat around twenty injured people the gunman still on the loose he's reported to be a heavily built white male with a bald head and wearing a sleeveless t. shirt he said to be armed with two handguns we'll keep you posted on that story. a car bombing in a residential area in southwest pakistan's killed five and with at least ten most victims are women and children and police say the militants vehicle exploded before reaching its intended target the city's in a deeply deprived area bordering afghanistan and iran. a kurdish attack on a turkish military outpost has killed at least twenty two people close to the iraqi border the rebels fired rockets and troops in a midnight assault turkey then scram

peter thiel. the best man to voice that emotion, cnbc's very own jim cramer. >> who's zuckerberg? i don't know him! >> much more from jim cramer on that stock down 50% now since the ipo, before the break, let's give you five big tuesday mover s for power lunch in two minutes. at usaa, we believe honor is not exclusive to the military, and commitment is not limited to one's military oath. the same set of values that drive our nation's military are the ones we used to build usaa bank. with our award winning apps that allow you to transfer funds, pay bills or manage your finances anywhere, anytime. so that wherever your duty takes you, usaa bank goes with you. visit us online to learn what makes our bank so different. >>> another hit for facebook, its famous investor and facebook board memberer, peter thiel now dumps most of his shares. that got jim cramer all fired up this morning. >> i'm furious, i like thiel very much. sure, he was always going to sell, like we all expected it. i came to you yesterday saying thiel is selling 20 mil. where is the outrage for this? everybody has an

and emily executive director of young democrats of america sitting in for you know, jim's usual sparring partner, peterfeen who is off vacationing. what is he doing? he is like his place in the cape i don't know. any way, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> let's start off talking about this comment made yesterday by biden he was mentioning to this crowd they would -- romney would unchain wall street regulation and saying after that, put you back in chains. some said he was talking to a significant amount of african voters, some are saying this is a new low. >> isn't this the interesting part about having biden in a race you really never know what he is going to say i think his larger points that romney and ryan want to go back to failed economic policies that got us into this mess to begin with, unfortunately was lost by his poor choice of words, but you really never know what biden is going to say >> do you think it is okay what he said? >> no, i think it was an extremely poor choice of words given the context he was in virginia i understand later in the speech he thought he was

welcome back to cross talk i'm peter lavelle we're talking about soaring food prices. and you can see. ok jim and i to go back to you in boston i mean no one wants to see famine in the world no one wants to see people go hungry but the whole economic model global model really supports western business interests ok no one wants to see peasants starve but the entire business model doesn't allow them to grow their own food to feed themselves i mean it's the whole model was flawed. well i think there are a lot of flaws of the model and i think unfortunately that the debate gets bracketed as pro market or anti market and it's not anti market or per market at all it's it's how are you going to manage international markets and national markets which are very different and are different from depending on where you are in the development process they look completely different any theo bia than they do in mexico than they do in the united states and there are different stages of development they have different levels of agricultural development different numbers of people making their living from agric

of criticism for another early facebook investor peter teal who dumped a majority of is facebook shares last week, and has every right to do that but jim cramer this week took teal to task saying thiel is on the board of directors atbook a job he appears to be happy to have but he doesn't want to be very heavily invested in the country. safeway has a new gied. hewlett-packard continues to sink down 16.5%. >>> looking right at the ipad this morning. we are going to talk about the new ios facebook app for ipad. i have it right here in front of me. no, i don't. that is the apple television. well, we tried, didn't we? we tried to do ipad live. a for effort. we tried to do it live on television and it wasn't successful. here it is just relieved about 30 minutes ago. facebook is taking another crack at apple and ios for both of the iphone and for the ipad. they say it's faster, marla, easier to use and it's available in the app store right now so you can take a look. still no advertisements which facebook needs to figure out if it's ever going to make any money off of mobil. >> one of the perks here is working with scott mcgrew. my ipad and

jim, are you selling or buying? >> i would sell. we're at the higher end of the rage for the year. >> peter, what about you? >> i would absolutely agree with the vix pressing into it's support levels and the market pressing into resistance. that to me is a sell signal. >> and mike, sometimes this is be a contrary indicator, what about you mic? >> i'm with the rest of the gank, it's a good level to think about it, you would look to trade into bank debt or something. >> buying volatility is fairly good. buying volatility is not a bad idea. >> thanks, great to talk with you all, we appreciate your time tonight, see you soon. we've been hearing from company after company that uncertainty about the fiscal cliff is leaving them paralyzed. they simply don't know what the tax rates will be or if massive spending cuts will pap. what about the impact on your bottom line. if the bush tax cuts are allowed to expire, you could be on the hook for thousands more each year. what's the damage, jeff? >> how does a $5800 tax bill sound to you? >> it doesn't sound good. >> if you live in connecticut, the average taxpayer could

jim mention the u.s. house for 12 years. i did. peteruisiana asked me, i know you cast a lot of votes and a lot of them i agree with, but tell me one or two that you may have cast wrong. you remember that, peter? and i did. i made some mistakes. it is not too difficult to do. and one, in particular, i voted for the patriot act. i know that most in the room are very much opposed to that measure. i want to say that my association with the constitution party over the last three years has given me a better perspective in analyzing legislation from a constitutional viewpoint. and i want to say that i made a mistake in voting for that measure as it applied to u.s. citizens in this country and to legal permanent residents. i do not favor, although this may not comport with all federal court decisions, extending constitutional rights to persons from foreign countries or those illegally in the united states. [applause] as president, i would work with the congress to repeal the applications of the patriot act as they apply to u.s. citizens. [appla

peter. >> yes. >> i have a email have a listeners. and he can see jim'sg up any kind of hair styles. >> no the woman who founded the whole thing is pictured prominently. >> i see. >> stephanie: all right. akin camp to declare mccaskill, why don't you drop out! [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> that's dumb. >> stephanie: their best hope of beating demand that claire mccaskill step down. >> yeah you stupid girl. >> stephanie: let's see. the fact that claire mccaskill is only pooling at 42% after constant attacks of todd akin show how weak she is after a week like this. democrats should ask her to step down. >> okay. [♪ somber music ♪] >> stephanie: all right. we have us a turk ladies and gentlemen. >> we do. >> stephanie: michael shure whom we love -- >> he is the peter brady of young "young turks." >> stephanie: that's right. and then actress amy madigan when we return on the "stephanie miller show." >> announcer: documenting the apocalypse and then making it sound fun. it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ "stephanie miller show." [♪ theme music ♪] >> ste

jim cramer. see you tomorrow. hey, larry, what do you have for us? >>> all right, jimmy. ahead of fixed income at blackrock former treasury undersecretary peter fischer will be here in a few minutes with his wisdom. good evening, everyone. i'm larry kudlow. this is "the kudlow report." our top story tonight incredibly, president obama denies his campaign called mitt romney a felon despite tape from his campaign manager stephanie cutter to the contrary. >> either mitt romney, through his own words and his own signature was misrepresenting his position at bain to the s.e.c., which is a felony, or he was misrepresenting his position at bain to the american people to avoid responsibility for some of the consequences of his investments. >> she actually called him a liar at one point. we'll cover that later. the president holding a surprise news conference, his first in fi months. no mention of the economy. no mention of economic growth or unemployment from cook county illinois. that's chicago and its suburbs, to you and i. mitt romney leads obama 49-37. we'll have the latest on that later on. this comes as the liberal newsweek magazine run by ultr

political headlines republican political strategist, jim innocenzi and executive director of young democrats of america, emily sitting in for peter feen thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> she is much better looking than peter. >> here we go. let's start with this. this is breaking news, latest poll results just out, looking at some to have battleground states, they've polled to see who is doing better obama or romney and obama hit the 50% mark according to this poll in florida, ohio and pennsylvania, doesn't mention virginia that i see here. obama florida 51, romney 45, ohio obama 50, romney 44 pennsylvania obama 53 romney 42 starting to see a little movement there. emily your take on that first of all. >> well, these are absolutely must win states for whoever is going to become president. so i think you know this far out it is true we still do have some time there is a lot of campaigning to be done, but i think to see leads this far out is setting a very good stage both candidates have launched their aps in the past two days obama campaigns will be field related getting people into the field which was the stro

jim, look. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> this is your pet peeve people texting while driving. petere i was stationary in traffic on the 101. [ applause ] >> uh-huh. happens all the time. >> i wonder if he has one of those voice things on his twitter. >> there was another guy who drove off of a cliff because he was texting. >> really? >> there was video going around of a guy texting on a train platform in philadelphia and he fell off of the train platform and hit right on his head. >> did he get killed by the train? >> no. [ buzzer ] >> oh, my god! >> it's just really dangerous to text while you are driving. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> my breaking news bff is on the phone. >> hi, jacki. >> good morning. >> i have two things to talk to you about, kathleen yesterday, take a listen. >> we're here to mark a new day for women's health in america. >> right? this is an exciting day, a lot of this stuff, you got us nice things like health care. >> yeah, and a whole bunch of preventative services that became -- i hate to say free because essentially you pay for them, but essentially a

also in jim, we created the special alpa president's committee for remote operations chaired by first air captain peterseveral carriers conduct this kind of operation with their pilots routinely flying in the high arctic and other remote locations in the far northern areas of canada and the united states. earlier this year we had the opportunity to see some of these pilots in action. they are true professionals in everything they do. they operate in a harsh, unpredictable environment using unpaved runways, making approaches with basic non precision navigation aids. it is another step toward alpa's long the goal of safety and security for airline operations. the primary focus will be to address the challenges that professional alpa overcome on a daily basis during operations in the arctic and similar regions. as you can see in the years since last came together, we have accomplished a great deal. there is always more to do. in the work of alpa continues in many friends. i would like to highlight strategic priorities going forward. one of our goals is improve the safety and standards for the carriage of

jim. >> excellent, allison. see you soon. >>> think he is a little more relaxed. he doesn't have to do battle with peter.just be amongst his own. >> love it. >> have a good time. >> >>> 7:40. coming up, we have been talking about this book here. it's a new book raising questions about exactly how osama bin laden was killed. what a navy seal who was there says really happened. >> plus, ever since the colorado movie theater shooting donations have been pouring in but now some are outraged over how that money is being doled out. we'll hear what the families of the victims had to say yesterday. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] they can be enlightening. hey, bro. or engaging. conversations help us learn and grow. at wells fargo, we believe you can never underestimate the power of a conversation. it's this exchange of ideas that helps you move ahead with confidence. so when the conversation turns to your financial goals... turn to us. if you need anything else, let me know. wells fargo. together we'll go far. but what choices willll women be left with? just like mitt romney, paul ryan would get rid of

peter. >> reporter: martha, 10 minutes ago we got a copy of the letter matt rhodes with the romney campaign fired back to jim mess seen in chicago. in the first line. it is clear president obama wants to talk about nothing more than mr. romney's tax returns than the issues about voters, putting americans back to work, fixing the economy and reining in spending. there is nothing in the offer. mitt romney gave a little bit of detail about 10 years worth of his tax returns, which is actually twice as many as the obama campaign is asking for. >> i did go back and look at my taxes. over the past 10 years i never paid less than 13%. i think the most recent year is 13.6 is or something like that. paid taxes every single year. >> reporter: ann romney said in an interview that aired last night she and her husband is very transparent of what is legally required of them. the more they release, the more they get attacked. >> there is response from the romney campaign on all this. it is not as if the irs investigating governor romney here. the obama campaign is asking for some kind of sort of resolution on this foreign i

[applause] jim mentioned that i served in the u.s. house for 12 years. i did. peter cast a lot of votes and a lot of them i agree with, but tell me one or two that you may have cast wrong. you remember that, peter? and i did. i made some mistakes. it is not too difficult to do. and one, in particular, i voted for the patriot act. i know that most in the room are very much opposed to that measure. i want to say that my association with the constitution party over the last three years has given me a better perspective in analyzing legislation from a constitutional viewpoint. and i want to say that i made a mistake in voting for that measure as it applied to u.s. citizens in this country and to legal permanent residents. i do not favor, although this may not comport with all federal court decisions, extending constitutional rights to persons from foreign countries or those illegally in the united states. [applause] as president, i would work with the congress to repeal the applications of the patriot act [applause] i also voted for support for the troops in afghanistan.

jim cramer had this great -- call it a rant, whatever you want to call it, impassioned commentary if you will on petertion over at facebook but really raises the issue of whether these companies are, quote unquote, investable. their business models are yet to be proven. you're betting so far on the future, even more than the early stages of the dot-com bubble. >> i have a buy so i can't comment on it, i bought half the opening, right around there. i figure i want to own the eyeball, i want to own people's interest in this thing and they'll figure it out later at what i think is less than half of the ipo price. >> i know that joe is on vacation but apparently his hair is not. there's a new twitter account created yesterday that's called joe kernen's hair. it's not joe but this is someone who is pretending he's joe's hair, sending things in and it's kind of cracking me up. he's funny, he's been up today. he said who gave sorkin the day off? that kid is going to have it when i get back. and they're tossing soft balls to john harwood. he's kind of funny. >> just what we need. it's not like there's enough

jim jimmy, thank you for the call. i knew our listeners would have some insight on this. we have the smartest listeners on television. it's the full court press. i am peterthis conversation about the post office. how do we safe the post office? what went wrong? 866557377. see you on the other side. >> this is the bill press show. not true! >>oh really? >>tax cuts don't create jobs. the golden years as the conservatives call them, we had the highest tax rates, and the highest amount of growth, and the highest amount of jobs. those are facts. >>"if you ever raise taxes on the rich, you're going to destroy our economy." not true! you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. septic disasters are disgusting and costly, but avoidable. the rid-x septic subscriber program helps prevent backups by sending you monthly doses right to your door so you will nev