the mouth breathers, those struggling to finish the kid's maze on a long john's silvers placement. stand up, shake that bucket off your head and be counted. unfortunately to do that you'll have to find someone who can count. and folks if you want more evidence that the elite smarty crap media are against us, well, look no further than last week. while i was conveniently not on the air, news happened. oh, and the free masons don't control the world government, right. evidently, in response to an anti-muslim film, riots broke out at american embassies worldwide, most tragically in benghazi, libya, where on september 11th four americans including our ambassador were killed. now our thoughts and prayers go out to the victims and their families. but my rage goes straight at barack obama. you see, his buddies in the press are trying to make this crisis about mitt romney. who on the day of the a attacks courageously vowed not to campaign on 9/11. >> there is a time and place for that. but this day is not that. >> stephen: no. that day was not that. (laughter) turns out, that night was tha

i would never go there and get salad >> best fish, long john silvers. >> best grilled chicken? >> chick-fil-a. and rita's italian ice. best ice cream custard. and this is steak and shake. they have the best maults of milk shakes or something like that. >> you don't know who i bad i wish i could drink milk right now. >> you have that other thing you can drink. >> the professions that need the most coffee, i thought it would have been us. everybody is up at like 2:00 in the morning. this survey came from career builder and dunkin' donuts. >> nurses who pull crazy hours. >> marketing and pr people. >> number three, sales reps. >> number two, scientists. >> the number one people who need coffee, food prep service workers. those people work crazy hours. >> we placed sixth. >> i drink two cups in the morning. that's it. >> even when you get here. >> not really, sometimes i do. usually two in the morning, when i'm praying for you. you need caffeine for that. i'm telling you. did you know there is a sexy shoe competition. i won it last year? >> what do you mean you won it? >> i don't r

john gonzalez is live in silver spring. people talking about? >> we are at the tasty diner here in silver spring. everyone's talking about this apparent long call including here inside the kitchen where things s mellon pretty good. but i have to tell you, things are smelling foul at the nfl with these replacement of referees. even the redskins have been affected. offensive coordinator awkal shanahan was penalized sunday after he basically -- kyle shanahan chased one of the referees into locker room. eunice, you have and which is there for 50-plus here and you have been a redskins fans are just as long. what do you think? >> i can't understand it at all. it is upsetting me. >> you were watching the game last night. >> i turned it off. >> it was that upsetting. >> what did you what happens? >> i hope they work fast and get something done and quit acting like kids. >> quit acting like kids. you heard it here. eunice is not the only one talking about this. i would not be surprised if some nfl players were fines over tweet. tj lang the place for the

the front page of the "boston globe" this morning, this owe lit wary is in a lot of papers, but john silver, boston university leader, dies. his temp he is oust quarter century as president of boston university brought the school to new levels of academic excellence and financial stability while creating an atmosphere of conflict and controversy, and who, in 1990, came within 77,000 votes of becoming governor of massachusetts, died of kidney failure on thursday in his brookline home. he was 86 years old. last call in this first segment of the "washington journal" comes from malika in warner robbins, georgia, on our democrats line. caller: thank you for taking my call. host: go ahead. what do you think about media coverage so far this year? caller: well, i think the media -- i think they adequately reflect the temperament of our society, and you have the republicans, like fox news, rush limbaugh, i mean, i just think they're really narrow-minded, and they don't want to change their views in our society, which is changing. i just believe that they're racist and unpopular in our day and age. t

seat for the global financial crisis john bloggs there but also provides dozens of links to stories relevant to the currency wars financial collapse gold and silver john welcome to the kaiser report and max thanks for having me on the right john robineau your web site is called dollar collapse dot com tell us about the collapse of the dollar what is the process of collapse and is the end near or in fact here you know we've been talking about the same for a number of years now dollars been edging lower are we at the collapse point now john you know what this is it was actually set up as a marketing site for a book that james target gold money and i co-wrote back in two thousand and four and at the time we kind of caught up in the collapse of the dollar in particular in the currency system the world in general was imminent and and we were wrong the system has held on a lot longer than. we expected at the time and the basic processes is not that complicated we are in the u.s. and also the rest of the world we're just borrowing too much money you know we've created a system where governments around the world have printing presses which inevitably the

investing, andre, john said he likes energy, gold and silver and i understand you have a couple of specific names from a couple of those sectors. >> i have to echo what john says. if you look at the gold sector specifically, take a look at royal gold and silver wheaton. they're not miners. what they do is they invest in min miners. they're like venture capitalists. the miners do the work and then basically what these companies do is they are allowed to buy contracts of gold and silver at set prices so right now a great example, royal gold, they basically can buy gold at $435 an ounce and the way they get the capital back on the investment is coming to market, they buy it at 435. sell it at whatever gold is and make the profit. tremendous business models. if you want exposure to silver and gold and good companies, those are two to look at. >> royal gold and silver wheaton. thank you both for joining us. let's get a market flash now with jackie deangelis. >> i'm watching shares of digital domain. the c eo resigning and shutting down the operations in port st. lucie. cutting half the workforce

your different things, and mitt romney has everything he has ever wanted handed to him on a silver platter. >> john: except the senate and the white house -- >> right but these were all steps along the way. he has sold his soul to the devil to make it so but the sad reality for mitt romney is that the toughest decision he is going to have to make next year is what color of crovot to put on for ballet sports competition, because he is not going to be making any of the decisions he wanted to make in the oval office. >> john: i want to say not all tea partiers have fat fingers. >> that's true. >> john: mr. stephens deeply loved america and he knew the dangers. he was very, very concerned about the future of the country, and look on the ambassador role earlier this year left behind two children. we don't like seeing anyone use this to get a cheap political point. if mitt romney would have said this is a terrible tragedy, the president and i stand united in mourning the loss of americans and support the libbians. >> yeah, the ambassador didn't deserve to have his life politicized -- you know, and mitt r

. >> best fish, long john silvers. >> best grilled chicken? >> chick-fli-a. and rita's italian ice. that need the most coffee, i thought it would have been this survey came from career builder and dunkin donuts. >>> number five, nurses. >>> number 4, market and pr people. >>> number three, sales rep. >>> number 2, scientist and the number one people who need coffee, food prep service workers. people who work crazy hours. we've played six. >> you don't drink a lot. you're not a huge. >> two cups in the morning. >> then when you get here -- >> not really. sometimes i do. sometimes just 2:00 in the morning when i'm praying for you. >>> sexy shoe competition. remember i won it last year. >> what do you mean you won it? >> i recall. it was valentino. remember everybody? won the overall judging. >> let's look. i don't know from which direction i should tell you. but is this the direction, pam? >> that's roger -- no, christian dior. >> this one is jose -- it's hard to see >> this one is -- nicholas kirk something. kirk land. >> i'm sorry. you guys. this is very little. >> this one i can't

silver stuff. you don't stand up to glory. you're not him. (crying) you're not him. (johnpeal i think has to be answered with the word legend. they were legends of the west who did these outlandish things which if presented straight out of nowhere, it would not be accepted. but because this theoretically happened in the west, audiences were prepared to accept them as re people. (elmore leonard) that meeting in the street for that showdown must have been made up in hollywood. a typical gunfight out west was a man in a saloon with a shotgun or revolver and seeing who he wants at the bar and shooting at him. then the guy at the bar turns around and shoots at him and follows him out onto the street and shoots a couple of more times. and maybe eight shots are fired and one hits. i was under the impression that the real story of these people was equally interesting to the fictitious versions of what they did. (john sturges) i found it exciting, but as i've often said, if i find something exciting and the audience doesn't, then i made a big, big mistake. (gunfire) (john sturges)

john, while i have you here, quickly, nevada, i just found out, referred to as the silver state.e brush state and the battle born state? does it have that many nicknames? >> it is, indeed. battle born is the state's motto. silver state is the state's nickname. you can use all those any time you want, craig. >> john rollston, expert on all things nevada. appreciate your time, sir. also appreciate you reaffirm whag tim told me a few moments ago. >> absolutely. >> with early voting already underway in iowa, how many hawkeyes could still be persuaded either way? we'll dig deal into that. we'll also go inside the romney/ryan campaign with nbc news reporters who are with the gop nominees 24/7. you're watching msnbc, the place for politics. ...what should we invest in? maybe new buildings? what about updated equipment? they can help, but recent research shows... ...nothing transforms schools like investing in advanced teacher education. let's build a strong foundation. let's invest in our teachers so they can inspire our students. let's solve this. with a vial and syringe. me, explainin

us i mean the mr gold of south africa peter george mr silver of mexico hugo salinas price mr gold of the united states jim sinclair eric sprott john and reve just spot asset management james turd gold money and i could go on and on about these really god israel are smart people really smart people and all behind us and all know that we're correct and i just have to ask because i don't know how many people may know this about you bill murphy but you were once a starting wide receiver for the boston patriots back in one nine hundred sixty eight how did your days as a football player without the full masculine for me before the show how did that for perry it have to fight this fight well a lot of i was critics you were just talking don't think i got hit in the head too hard like. i did football their own but it was a great experience and you know i was a starter and i love that and great memories and you get hit there a lot you get back up and you do the same thing when it comes to taking on the rich and powerful in the gold and silver market manipulation right well bill murphy thank you so much for being here and banging it around w

john zuin, come on down! you're the next contestant on "the price is right." >> drew: next prize, please. >> george: we have got a washer and dryer. ( cheers and applause ) this silver front-loading washer has king-size capacity and includes a stainless steel basket while the dryer features ten dry cycles and five temperature settings for enhanced drying performance. >> drew: john what do you bid? >> $1,800, drew. >> drew: $1,800. patricia? >> $2,300. >> drew: $2,300. abby? >> $2,000. >> drew: $2,000. julianne? >> $1,801. >> drew: $1,801. actual retail price is: $2,068. abby. ( bell rings ) abby, come on up here. ( cheers and applause ) hi, welcome to the show, how are you? >> so good! >> drew:bby, where are you from? >> i'm from fresno. >> drew: fresno, california. say hi to jenny mccarthy. >> hi, jenny! >> how are you? >> drew: all the way from fresno. >> i'm getting married on saturday! >> drew: oh, good for you. ( cheers and applause ) now, i don't know what we have for you, or what the game is, but it will be hidden behind this wig thing. george, what do we have? >> george: she is going to drive to the wedding chapel in her new car! ( cheers and applause ) it's

in nevada, the poll showing silver state and six electoral votes up for grab. johnroberts is here to break it all down. hey, john. >> reporter: governor romney in the important swing state of nevada today. appearing at university of las vegas. six electoral votes. in 2008, president obama won the state over john mccain by 10 points, 53-43. new cnn poll find it is within margin of error here is why. things mitt romney has in favor. housing crisis. talk a lot about that. tough economy. new unaffiliated residents moved in. 7% mormon operation. better ground operation than republicans hat in '08 with mccain. working against him. large hispanic population. union population in population centers of reno and las vegas. and harry reid's political operation. we heard recent days battleground poll show mr. obama in substantial lead places like iowa, colorado, wisconsin. it was "wall street journal", nbc news, marist poll. if you look at numbers you behind interesting things. in iowa, president obama hat sample incruded 6% more democrats than republicans. in wisconsin, 33-26.

silver setting for a wedding. >> from the president. >> there you go. it all worked out. who knew. coming up after your local news on cbs "this morning" more on the fbi agents in libya, john miller details what they are planning to find out in the aftermath of last week's consulate attack plus a look at the replacement referees in the nfl. will their performance hurt football in the end. live interview with oprah winfrey. that and more a little later on cbs "this morning." for now that will do it for the morning news on this thursday. as always appreciate you watching. i'm terrell brown. take care, everybody. have a great day. ,,,, >>> we need to listen developing news from local and pitches up to an assurance leaving several people heard some in serious condition.

silver back below $34-ounce. sandra: that is the inside story from john brady. back to you guys.ed's recent moves could be sparking currency wars around the world. ashley webster and tracy byrnes will tell you all about this. keep it here on fox business. ♪ i'm one of more than 3 million disabled veterans living in the united states. we depend on the disabled american veterans to fight for benefits and rights that we earned. don't forget america's disabled veterans, and remember the dav. ashley: good afternoon, i'm ashley webster. tracy: i'm tracy byrnes. the hype about the iphone5, fell short of targets which is bananas. shares tumbling 2% as a result. ashley: federal reserve's money printing caused troubles in the rest of the world? some so believe. james says yes telling you how it could hurt the u.s. economy in the end. tracy: startling study on the health care law and impact on the economy. details ahead, too. time for stocks now as we do every 15 minutes, going down to nicole on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, you are talking tech giants, aren't you? >> th

john: wow. as a gov employee. i couldn't agree with you more. the governor really stepped in it. >> i think the one silverncompetent this week that it makes everyone forget about all of the incompetent the other weeks. before this it was the david gregory thing, where he supported parts of obamacare -- >> john: you are right. all of the conservatives have forgotten that because of this week. i tell all of your conservative listeners i read your hate tweets but this is citizens united. it hurt you. you could have had a real conservative running for your nomination and insecond you have mitt romney. philip from atlanta, you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: good morning guys. my girlfriend walked in to the room one day, and saw you and she is like hello, who is this handsome devil? she googled you and -- you know -- >> john: i have an extremely catholic background. i am going to be guest hosting bill's show on month morning. >> caller: oh okay. >> john: and i want to stress bill press is a very fine journalist, i am the complete opposite, i am a professional clown. but i'm a big fan of bill pre

john mccain wasn't the best debater either. he doesn't blow anybody away. >> i spoke with nate silver from the "new york times" who has looked at all the polls and how much ground mitt romney has to gain, as much as seven points, a lot to gain in some of the key battleground states through a debate performance when two guys can be very well prepared, one sitting president. >> kerry did it though against bush. >> i don't know that he made up all that ground. >> it's not the debate, what is it for mitt romney the last five and a half weeks of this campaign to change it? >> i think he does have to go big. he has to have a couple of really big ideas that connect with the american people and where they are. the economy is slowly getting better. there are real doubts about medicare plan that paul ryan has put in place that is beginning to hurt them in the battleground states. i don't think there's one thing that can turn it around for him except the ufo theory which i keep coming back, to and we just had it again in the last two weeks. the terrorist attack on our libyan embassy. things like that can change these elections very quickl

john mccain wasn't the best debater either. he doesn't blow anybody away. >> i spoke with nate silver from the "new york times" who has looked at all the polls and how much ground mitt romney has to gain, as much as seven points, a lot to gain in some of the key battleground states through a debate performance when two guys can be very well prepared, one sitting president. >> kerry did it though against bush. >> i don't know that he made up all that ground. >> it's not the debate, what is it for mitt romney the last five and a half weeks of this campaign to change it? >> i think he does have to go big. he has to have a couple of really big ideas that connect with the american people and where they are. the economy is slowly getting better. there are real doubts about medicare plan that paul ryan has put in place that is beginning to hurt them in the battleground states. i don't think there's one thing that can turn it around for him except the ufo theory which i keep coming back, to and we just had it again in the last two weeks. the terrorist attack on our libyan embassy. things like that can change these elections very quickl

john mcdonald, takes exception to the way mcdonald went into third. former giant matt williams, now third base coach steps between them. no punches thrown, nobody ejected, and the giants lose 6- 2. silverers lost again to san diego, a 4.5 game lead. >>> major reality check coming for the a's, 17 of their next 20 on the road. they hit it losing three in a row. kendrick out. one of the highlights of the day. frightening moment here, erick aybar, a laser back to the mound. brandon mccarthy struck in the head. he is all right it appears, but will be held overnight in the hospital for observation. they get swept by the angels. >>> jim harbaugh just passed out coaching tips to his players on a day his wife delivers an 8-pound 8-ounce baby boy. that would be jack jr., named after the 49er coach's father. harbaugh, now a father of six, all told. called it a gold medal timing by his wife. asked if he might have potentially missed the game? not a chance. >> no, jack jr. will understand in 20 years. he wants to win too. we talked about it. also, i think it bodes well for the 49ers. i think it's a sign of good luck to come. perhaps. jack jr. being born on the fourth day of the ninth month ofad tha

john mcdonald, takes exception to the way mcdonald went into third. former giant matt williams, now third base coach steps between them. no punches thrown, nobody ejected, and the giants lose 6- 2. silvergers lost again to san diego, a 4.5 game lead. >>> major reality check coming for the a's, 17 of their next 20 on the road. they hit it losing three in a row. kendrick out. one of the highlights of the day. frightening moment here, erick aybar, a laser back to the mound. brandon mccarthy struck in the head. he is all right it appears, but will be held overnight in the hospital for observation. they get swept by the angels. >>> jim harbaugh just passed out coaching tips to his players on a day his wife delivers an 8-pound 8-ounce baby boy. that would be jack jr., named after the 49er coach's father. harbaugh, now a father of six, all told. called it a gold medal timing by his wife. asked if he might have potentially missed the game? not a chance. >> no, jack jr. will understand in 20 years. he wants to win too. we talked about it. also, i think it bodes well for the 49ers. i think it's a sign of good luck to come. perhaps. jack jr. being born on the fourth day of the ninth month of this

fact that gold and silver cracked in this global, aggressive central bank easing campaign doesn't make sense either. david: no, no. of course, it was a crack. it may come back. john, we're going to be talking more to you when the s&p futures close in just about ten minutes. thank you, john. liz: thanks john. let's bring in maury, chief investment officer of relative value partners and david steinberg. both these gentlemen a lot of experience in the markets and a lot of money that they work with. david, you're a bit more optimistic right now, and as we look at the s&p 500 which is certainly up over the past year, pretty strongly, i was looking at the numbers -- sorry, excuse my turn there, s&p up 28% year-over-year. >> right. liz: you know, our investors are wondering do we do what the journal had the article about in the money and investing section today which, in essence, said take the rest of the year off? people have done very, very well for the year, so would you just keep your powder dry at this point, or do you dive continuously into stocks? >> well, i was here last december, we had a discussion, i was bullish. i said, look, the moons are lining up for grea

john: right on. thank you so much for your call. we'll be right back on the "bill press show." >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." ♪ from silverze your entertainment everyday with twizzlers the twist you can't resist. you've heard bill's views, now let's hear yours. politically direct means no b.s. in politics today. >>at the only on-line forum with a direct line to bill press. >>it's something i've been waiting for a long time. >>join the debate now. ♪ >> announcer: on your radio, on tv. the "bill press show," new on current tv. >> john: this is the "bill press show" on current tv. i'm john fugelsang filling in for bill press. let me read some of your tweets. please write me. you have to be able to spell fugelsang, rocky mountain mike says obama has given into the terrorists because they pretend to be martyrs. that's true. skip says i think the most mean-spirited lie about obama is that he isn't a u.s. citizen. and sum and coke party says the biggest gop lie against obama is that he has raised taxes, and sacrifices babies on a voodoo alter. i have not heard that one. [♪ theme music ♪] >> john: good morning. this is the "bill

silver star, bronze stars, shot osama bin laden, deployments. on the other hand, they're worried about the -- without any authorization and then nothing happens to him? >> john the pentagon said yesterday that this is the height of irresponsibility not to have this book checked by their pentagon officials because it could endanger lives. isn't this about the pentagon sending a message too, to make sure there aren't other people involved in special operations commands that try and do something similar? >> i think you hit it on the head. yesterday, george little, the pentagon spokesman, says pentagon press secretary said it's quite incredible that someone vested with protecting secre secrets, particularly in sensitive missions didn't think to have this reviewed. george little was the spokesman for the cia who ran this operation over the pentagon over leon panetta. but let's talk about mark owen, the man who calls himself that, the author of the book and scott pelley for the "60 minutes" piece asked him about his disguise and about the book and about why he did it. >> this operation was one. most significant operations in u.s. history. and it's something that i