joining me now is john stossel. most of the show stossel pressure on fox business. the author of no, they can't come up with my government feels and why individuals succeed. i think price gouging is okay? >> because gouging is just a word. the idiot politicians use it. i really just means price movement, raising your prices. they tell people that maybe they will wait to buy gas. there are not a lot in new jersey. you can't raise prices more than 10% in a disaster. in new york, it is ambiguous. you just can't take advantage of a disaster. but the result is that people are waiting in line forever and topping off their tanks just in case. if you allow prices to fluctuate from a supply and demand works. the people that really need gasket and others wait. they are not letting the market work we want your not saying that gouging doesn't occur, you're saying that people want to move prices. but here is the reality. despite your price. let's say you have a gas station right across the street. >> i'm going to tick off my customers. >> it's not like you can pick that up and m

john stossel is investigating john stossel is investigating and we are coming right or that printing in color had to cost a fortune. nobody said an all-in-one had to be bulky. or that you had to print from your desk. at least, nobody said it to us. introducing the business smart inkjet all-in-one series from brother. easy to use. it's the ultimate combination of speed, small size, and low-cost printing. >> bill: impact segment. one part of the secular progressive movement is to destroy tradition, like marital laws. in france, they're attacking those who want to keep marriage between a man and woman. just because you didn't get the visuals, those are phony nuns wearing habits and they were topless, i guess. that's because there was some people, catholic people demonstrating for traditional marriage. so could those things happen here? they might have already happened with the occupy wall street movement. here now, alan colmes and monica crowley and you say? >> absolutely. it's not just recent, this stuff has been happening for decades. we all bill ayers, owl wall street, van jones, cod

john stossel says it should be shut down. >>guest: that is one reason. government is not competent to be in the insurance business. when it goes in there, saying, well, the private market isn't there? well, we will ensure you. that unusuals people to build in dangerous places and when some of the homes on the coast go, it is the poor subsidiesing the rich. >>neil: but you had a situation like this? the government offered you money to rebuild your home. >>guest: i did the evil thing, a younger me up there on the deck, and i would never have built this house -- that was me many years ago and my father --. >>neil: what are you wearing? >>guest: a bathing suit for heavens sake. >>neil: sorry. sorry. >>guest: i would never have built on the edge of an ocean but the architect said, well, there is a federal program you can't lose. >>neil: were you a libertarian? >>guest: no, i was a dope. a dope. and sure enough, the first floor went as you see in the picture. the whole house went, i will not rim you off again, thank you, you paid, knocked down the first pay, i

here now, john stossel. those problems are? >> they were slow. they're a big bureaucracy.k them several days to get there and one harrisburg, pennsylvania branch held on to it for local use for three days. but by and large, i couldn't find any scandal. >> bill: no, they're not stealing the money. but three days is a long time and people need relief right away. they don't have food or electricity or hot water. it's three days seems to me to be ridiculous. >> it was too long. other groups were more nimble. but compared to the government and -- >> bill: chris christie and obama were there right away. were they not? >> were they -- the red cross had served a million meals to people. they've sheltered hundreds of people. >> bill: since the storm hit? >> like they got criticized for not moving people out. a 90-year-old woman is bedridden. she needs help moving. the red cross, says we don't do that. well, they don't. >> bill: you're saying that the red cross, even though they were slow, were better than fema? >> well, fema just raised so much money, we heard the story about the s

stuart: john stossel always right. thanks, john. time for the gold report 9:49 eastern.00 an ounce, and now we're creeping up to 1721, there you have it. democrats keep trying to make their case for global warming. the latest example, using sandy as an excuse to push the green agenda. elizabeth macdonald and charles payne are here and we'll get their reaction after this. look at this!. . >> not a dramatic change in weather patterns, i think is denying reality. 4g lte is the fastest. so, which supeast 4g lte service would yochoose, based on this chart ? don't rush into it, i'm not looking for the fastest answer. obviously verizon. okay, i have a different chart. going that way, does that make a difference ? look at verizon. it's so much more than the other ones. so what if we just changed the format altogether ? isn't that the exact same thing ? it's pretty clear. still sticking with verizon. verizon. more 4g lte coverage than all other networks combined. >> it really didn't take long, did it? just a few days after hurricane sandy and democrats are already blaming it on c

our pal john stossel says that is not good. he joins us now. so about 20 years ago, you know a little beach house, lavish beach house out on long island got swept away by a hurricane, right? >> right. gone. totally gone. i think we have pictures of that. do we have pictures of that we can put up there. stossel's house floats out to the sea. 20 years later that same area got hit hard and you say, what? >> i say the government should stop ensuring areas like that and people like me stupid enough to build on the edge of oceans. >> bill: you say that's not stossel's house. i thought we had picture but i made a mistake. you say if you buy a water front property that money, what if anybody wants to insurance you. what is that? >> take your own risk. the private insurance market is saying in a risky place. don't build there. >> all right. so you say nobody can live near the water then? >> anybody can live near the water. >> you can't get insurance. >> well, then take a risk with your own money. but don't ask the taxpayer to cover you. >> how much did

john stossel says al gore could be on to something. i trust john is not "on" something. creeps me out to agree with al gore about much of anything but, look, if you are taxing people, better to tax carbon than investments or wages the global warming hysteria is certainly his tear yeah but, carbon has a cost and con impression and solution and it is not a terrible idea. >> so you are picking and choosing your less expensive choices. >> yes, because we do need taxes for something even if it is only defense and where are you going do get it? better to tax consumption. >>neil: i see way saying. wouldn't that, though, hurt that industry? >>guest: a little bit. fewer people would drive, the roads would be less congested. >>neil: you could raise a lot of money. >>guest: depends on how high the tax is. it can be onerous for those driving long distances but they taking the money from us anyway, far better to shrink the government, they don't node this. >>neil: assuming you move from one gouging government to another area of gaming government. they just add gouging, right? >>guest

so does john stossel. i will have to set them both straight.nd later jesse watters mingling with far left elements. that should be interesting and we are coming right >> bill: stossel matter segment tonight. a couple weeks ago john stossel was analyzing the fallout from hurricane sandy whereby gas stations jacked up their prices big time. >> price gouging. you probably think it's a terrible thing, right? well, i say what you call gouging is good. >> it season saves lives. hooray for price gouging. i would just call it flexible prices. >> and now stossel being backed up by our old pal com ron paul thinks gouge something good for the premarketplace even in a situation. you are well aware that new jersey has a law against profiteering from disasters, you are well aware of that. and now, obviously, there a bunch of prosecutions in that state because gas stations rise their price a buck a gallon. you say? >> i say people suffer because of these laws. >> bill: tell me how they suffer. how they suffer. >> the reason they are waiting for two hours and

[applause] >> and now john stossel. john: food can kill. people will eat the wong stuff may get sick. it's while mostveryone says we need government to set some limits. make sure there is not bacteria in your food or dangerous chemicals. to make sure food companies tell you what is in their food and how fattening it is. state legislator fel ortiz has done that in new york city. he got trans fat man, calorie counts posted at mcdonald's and other fast-food places. now he wants a ban on adding too much salt. soyou think he saved lives? >> absolutely. john: okay. afarmer. he grows vegetables dollar raises cows, chickens, and pigs. i assume you want the people who buy your beef and pork to be safe. so don't we owe him a vote of thanks for saving this? >> no. i would say you're killing me out here. trying to get my stuff to market. this plethora of government regulations, you know, is killing our farm and our ability to come to market. john: you are just a greedy businessman and don't care if people died. let's go through some of the ways that as

[applause] >> and now john stossel. john: food can kill. people will eat the wrong stuff may get sick. it's while most everyone says we need government to set some limits. make sure there is not bacteria in your food or dangerous chemicals. to make sure food companies tell you what is in their food and how fattening it is. state legislator felix ortiz has done that in new york city. he got trans fat man, calorie counts posted at mcdonald's and other fast-food places. now he wants a ban on adding too much salt. so you think he saved lives? >> absolutely. john: okay. a farmer. he grows vegetables dollar raises cows, chickens, and pigs. i assume you want the people who buy your beef and pork to be safe. so don't we owe him a vote of thanks for saving this? >> no. i would say you're killing me out here. trying to get my stuff to market. this plethora of government regulations, you know, is killing our farm and our ability to come to market. john: you are just a greedy businessman and don't care if people died. let's go through some of the ways

john stossel has been investigating.o the heck is is this thank -- who the heck is this guy and why does he have the most popular video ever? ♪ . >> bill: no idea. we hope you stay tuned for those reports >> bill: john is investigating dangerous food and here he is, what's the headline of this. >> a lot of what we think we know is not so and the big one is that people think without government the food wouldn't be safe. and it's true, the agriculture department has some rules that help somewhat. but mostly the reason that food is safe is because companies worry about their reputation. >> bill: a lot of food is bad for you. would you say that? >> yes. >> bill: and i'm not for banning it and i'm not in that crew. i think if people want to eat garbage food, they have a right to. however, it comes back on us in health costs. but in free society, that they the price you pay, pardon the pun. however, things like e.coli, unsanitary conditions in plants and in department stores, grocery stores, that has to be monitored by people.

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john stossel has been investigating.who the heck is is this thank -- who the heck is this guy and why does he have the most popular video ever? ♪ . >> bill: no idea. we hope you stay tuned for those reports holiday gift ideas at big savings, like... plus, check out amazing daily web buster specials and free shipping at basspro.com. [ coughs ] [ baby crying ] ♪ [ male announcer ] robitussin® liquid formula soothes your throat on contact and the active ingredient relieves your cough. robitussin®. don't suffer the coughequences™. >> bill: john is investigating dangerous food and here he is, what's the headline of this. >> a lot of what we think we know is not so and the big one is that people think without government the food wouldn't be safe. and it's true, the agriculture department has some rules that help somewhat. but mostly the reason that food is safe is because companies worry about their reputation. >> bill: a lot of food is bad for you. would you say that? >> yes. >> bill: and i'm not for banning it and i'm not in

john stossel has been investigating.who the heck is is this thank -- who the heck is this guy and why does he have the most popular video ever? ♪ . >> bill: no idea. we hope you stay tuned for those reports [ malannouncer ] it'that time of year again. time for cii price rewind. because your daughter really wants that pink castle thing. and you really don't want to pay more than you have to. only citi price rewind automatically searches for the lowest price. and it finds one, you get refunded the difference. just use your citi card and register your purchase online. have a super sparkly day! ok. [ male announcer ] now all you need is a magic carriage. citi price rewind. buy now. save later. >> bill: john is investigating dangerous food and here he is, what's the headline of this. >> a lot of what we think we know is not so and the big one is that people think without government the food wouldn't be safe. and it's true, the agriculture department has some rules that help somewhat. but mostly the reason that food is safe is

so does john stossel. i will have to set them both straight.nd later jesse watters mingling with far left elements. that should be interesting and we are coming right back. sometimes life can be well, a little uncomfortable. but when it's hard or hurts to go to the bathroom, there's dulcolax stool softener. dulcolax stool softener doesn't make you go, it just makes it easier to go. dulcolax stool softener. make yourself comfortable. [ male announcer ] how could switchgrass in argentina, change engineering in dubai, aluminum production in south africa, and the aerospace industry in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. >> bill: stossel matter segment tonight. a couple weeks ago john stossel was analyzing the fallout from hurricane

i am john stossel. good night. for all the products.t. for all the >> life changer. >> join us on the after the show show, we're going to be cooking up more stuff. ♪ you're a mean one, mr. grinch ♪ ♪ you really are a heel >> and more like, you're mean one fiscal cliff? uncertainty over a deal or no deal, hitting retail sales and more stores hurting for shoppers, opening their doors on thanksgiving day, trying to attract more consumers looking for deals. so will the fiscal cliff be the grinch that steals holiday sales and any hope for recovery? hi, everyone, i'm brenda buttner, this is bulls and bears. and the gar b smith, tobin smith. jonas max ferris, welcome to to everybody. gary k, the fiscal cliff is the grinch? >> unfortunately, it is, it's the most important time of the year, and the profits are mad and the problem is simple. uncertainty, uncertainty, uncertainty. nobody knows where they are and nobody knows how much money thr they're going to have to spend and the outcome is worse. higher taxes and less money in the economy and les

. >> hands now john stossel. john: the idea of sharing, communal property. it does lead to what economists call the tragedy of the comic. the tragedy because nasty things happen when everyone on something. i first heard that phrase and a story about some shepherds who live around a grassy area they call the commons. of the shepherds shared this free green grass and they grab as much as possible. captain breeding sheep. many more to raise. soon all the grass was gone. e sheep died. the shepherd said nothing. so then they debt divided it into parcels. now each one owned one. each had an incentive to limit the number that grazed on his grass. prosperity happened. everyone liv happily ever after. okay. isot quite that simple,ut we should think about this today on thanksgiving. this week school children were taught, it's a day of sharing. pilgrims and indians shared the fruits of the harvest, but that misses the point. most of their teachers don't even know. thanks to sharing the programs almost starved. george mason university economist brush roberts as the real

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. >> and now, john stossel. >> i'm ready for the next four years because i've got my crystal ball and i can see what's going to happen. first, over the next few months, pundits will scream about the fiscal cliff, a series of tax increases and budget cuts that amly go int automatically go ino effect january 1st unless congress works out a deal. will they? yes. i can see it here. politicians will meet and hold press conferences and fret and predict disaster and then they'll reach a deal right before the end. it won't solve much. it will just postpone the reckoning, but they'll congratulate themselves and the media will move on to something else. america, however, will continue to ga o broke. am i too cynical? no. it's probably worse than that, says my next guest, congressman ron paul. congressman, predict the future. >> long term the future looks pretty good. a lot of people are waking up and know what we have today isn't workable, but in the short run the people in charge aren't going to admit it. they're not geoing to admit that we're bankrupt and they won't admit that we're on the ve

i am john stossel. good night. >> that evening, everybody. who is responsible for the obaml administration's falsened administration's false statements about what happened and then cossey and why.e all statements that were made by the white house and ambassador susan rice period. catherine herridge learned today that neither the director of national intelligence, nor the acting cia director, was responsible forrepairing preparing a report that partially blamed the benghazi attack on amateurish youtube anti-islam video. they claim the president obama pressed upon the american people and upon the united nations general assembly. he was push hard to explain what caused them to push the youtube video three days after that attack. the chief said simply he was not at the betray -- petraeus briefing and had nothing to say. there was demonstrable and incurable evidence of their involvement and no evidence of anytng other than a terrorist attack. and the administration continued to press its false tale, despite fox news reporting and they reported wit

. ♪ >> and now, john stossel. ♪ and i think to, what a wonderful world ♪ john: what a wonderful world are they talking about? all i hear from the media is doom; unemployment, pollution, social conflict. all those things exist, but it'b good that every once in a whilee someone puts it in perspective. this man did that, he's a swedish public health professoru now, on this show i don't likesh usually to put on swedish public health professors or danish public health professors for that matter. i think they put you to sleep. but hans roseling has caught the world's attention because he gave a tent talk, lectures given by techies, it sands for technology entertainment design. but roseling's talk has been viewed more than 100,000 times. here's a part of it. >> i was only 4 years old when i saw my mother load a washing mam keen for the very first time in her life. that was a great day for myt a mother, even grandma was invited to see the machine.he [laughter] throughout her life she had been heaping water with firewood, ane she had hand washed laundry for seven children, and she sat dowo in

i am john stossel. good night. >> good morning. i am patti ann browne. >> i am hert cheryleds. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". we start with a fox news lart for you. you are looking live at the israeli gaza border. israeli and palestinian forces trading fire for a 6th day. there appears to be no end in sight. >> israel stepping up the tar getted attacks on northern benghaz. they bombard withed hundreds of ar tilly grounds. it left 84 palestinians dead. palestinian officials claim half are civilians. israeli citizens living in fear of rocket attacks by the gaza militants. 3 israelis dead dozens more have been hurt. john mccain calling for former president bill clinton to try to end the crisis. >> find someone even as high ranking, frankly, as former president bill clinton to go and be the negotiator. i know he would hate me for say that go but we need someone of enormous prestige and influence to have them sit down together as an honest broker. we are crumbling all over the middle east. >> hamas says the only way is if there are open borders for gaza. the attacks m

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i am john stossel, thank you for watching. [applause]hour lou: good evening, everybody. a lot has changed in the last 2f hours. to balance the republican author of tax revenue increases. president obama, maintaining a highly believable effort of the white house and congress to resolve differences that would avoid the fiscal cliff. that is $1.2 trillion in automatic budget cuts and $600 billion in tax hikes that would result from the expiratin on december 31, te consequences would simply be devasting. the economic impact on the country and the american people would mean the loss of hundreds of thousands, if not millions of jobs. e very likely onset of yet another recession. the white house timothy geithner on capitol hill today. he went there empty-handed to meet the party leaders. house speaker john boehner who has already offered to raise tax revenue finds himself not in a negotiation, but rather competing in the white house media campaign. this is how speaker boehner reacted earlier today to the demands of the white house that were laid out by timothy geithner in a clo

i am john stossel. thanks for being here. huckabee starts now. >> announcer: israel takes out a top hamas leader. the militant palestinian group escalating rocket barrage into israel saying they've opened the gates to hell is our mideast ally on the brink of war? >> former cia director david petraeus testifies on benghazi. >> his testimony was that from the start he told us this was a terrorist attack. >> announcer: the mess sant -- the mess message that went out to the american people was different. who changed the message and why? congressman reacts. >> plus, getting to work on the fiscal cliff. is the edge avoid able? congressman of the house budget committee on the economic cliff-hang gather. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [ applause ] >> mike: thank you very much. we've got a great audience. we say welcome to all of you. welcome from the fox news studios in new york city. from the time i first visited israel in 1973, i believe israel is a nation of miracles. it a miracle israel was able to reestablish i

i am john stossel. good nig a terrific friday and gethe "twinkies" while you can. ♪ ♪ [music playing] single knockout double gerri: the fiscalfiscal clf talks today was all kumbaya. turning around their losing streak, that's all it was, talk. we have seen this before. the debt ceiling debates with the same promise of reaching a deal. it all starts to fall apart. once it's time to get down to the gritty details and the making of tough choices. businesses notice and they are sitting on the sidelines or that's not stopping the unions from going after them. the latest casualty is hostess, the maker of "twinkies." with the bakers union on strike. greg rayborn warned that unless the bakers would compromise, the company would fall apart. the workers didn't listen. with more on this, we have seen stephen hayes, senior writer of the weekly standard. great having here. lots of pleasant people. happy faces. do you buy? >> in one word, no. i do not. i think this is exactly what you get at the very beginning stages

i am john stossel. good nig >> eric: i'm chri >>> i'm chris wallace. david petraeus tells congress what he knows about the benghazi attack. ♪ ♪ >> chris: in a series of closed door hearings, lawmakers investigate what happened before, during, after the assault that killed four americans. we get the latest from saxby chambliss, vice chair of the senate intelligence committee. joe lieberman, head of the homeland security committee. then, republicans look to regroup after a disappointing election. does the party need a new message or better messengers? we talk with two leading governors. bobby jindal of louisiana and scott walker of wisconsin. plus, the president and congressional leaders try to pull back from the fiscal cliff. with 44 days and counting, we'll ask our sunday panel can a deal be made in time? and our power player of the week. killing us softly with her song. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> chris: hello, again, from fox news in washington. we'll talk with our guests in a moment. first the update on the tense military situation on

john stossel says what he is thankful for. bass pro shop starting early this year.tores are hope today. plus turkey emergency are you having one? a butterball turkey talk line expert to answer your questions. i mail us at fox friends it starts at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. join us then. ine revs ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the mercedes-benz winter event is back, with the perfect vehicle that's just right for you, no matter which list you're on. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease a 2013 c250 for $349 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. >> nine minutes to the top of the hour. thieves don't want to steal your toyota prius. only one in 206 priuses have been stole insince june. officials say it's because thieves can't use the parts. they are specifically made for prius priuses. according to farm sanctuary over 1500 turkeys have been taken as pets in the past 26 years. owners say they are infection gnat but are often more work than a cat or a dog. >>> well, cooking the turkey is half of the battle on thanksgiving. the other half is carving it. it is not