>> it is not surprising john stuart is going after obama for the irs.lly the worst agency for obama to have a problem with because democrats will not defend them. neil: when this first came out they were targeting conservative groups, liberals might quietly applaud, but harry reid coming out of this and jon stewart obviously it had more weight to it than i appreciated it >> reporters see this as the likelihood being threatened. the doj is complicating the relationship between the reporter. neil: there was a well-being of protection. i am not allowing it, but a lot of conservative reporters are the same one upset with "the new york times." i will say this, i think it is more of a development because it calls into question using a government agency, one of the most feared on a planet to better your enemies and nobody likes it. >> the irs was leaking documents from conservatives, applications for tax exemption, so that is incredibly dangerous. that is chilling. i know you don't think this is a very big situation with the ap. neil: i am more understanding o

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[laughter] if they had only known as sorrwas acceptable, as john stuart said. >> it is acceptable everywherey in marriage. >> all, you said go outside of the chaiof command and find people that have credibility to come in and fix things. does he ed a new chief of staff given the different problems he is fing, or does he go outside the chief of staff on the irs? slight on denennis mcdonough, who can push the president. its not the quality of the peop in the white house were in the government. perceived to be credible to the american public and politicians on capit hill -- somewhere between appointing a special cnsel, which would be overkill. they would loose control quickly. p promoti, perhaps even a jointongressional committee -- some process that people would say "ok, they y got to the bottom of itnobody had their thumb onon the scale." >> in the meantime, with all of those controversies popping up, there is a lot of actitivity on the washington business fnt. you won't -- wrotote a an ticle "hdicapping the players." there are now three vying for the lucrative prince george's county casino l

unite the positions and i found i had to go back to not just of the victorian period, not just to john stuart mill, who was a liberal and very much in favor of self-determination for women and working class people in england, but also colonialism abroad because you felt that those people were not yet able to govern themselves and efficiently. financially i had to go back to the origins of liberalism itself as a political ideology where you find john locke defending obviously the rights of the freeborn englishmen, the right to liberty, the right to freedom from certain oppression, the right to property being absolutely central to the purview but also defending colonialism and slavery and saying the justification for slavery is in many ways the same for property in this case what you've done is by defeating the opposed force, you have the right to kill them. you could have done so and by spending their life they effectively zero their life to you, but as you well, also of course the reason and the political rationale for taking control of, for the saddle, the americas, is that they were not dis

the history of it, i found that i had to go back, not just to, you know, the victoria period or john stuart mill, a liberal, very much in favor of self-determination for women and working class people in england, but also in favor of colonialism abroad feeling those people were not yet able to govern first timely. i had to go wac to the origins of liberalism itself, liberalism as a political ideology finding john locke defending, obviously, the rights of the free born englishman, right to liberty, the right to freedom from certain oppression, and the right to property, property rights, being absolutely central to purview, but to defending clop yalism and dpefding slavery saying the justification for slavery is in many ways the same of justification for property, in this case, what you've done is by defeating an opposed force, you have, you had the right to kill them. you could have done so, and by sparing their life, they effectively owed their lives to you so you can dispoe of it as you will. also, obviously, the reason and the political rationale for taking control, for example, of the am

afew weeks ago, i watched passionate john stuart taking on u.s. military spending. he said, we already spend more on defense than the next 12 countries combined, including china, including russia. we are like the lady on jerry springer who can stop getting breast implants. and of course, he put up a photo of the jerry springer guest. what our media obediently calls the war on terror is experienced in other countries as a u.s. war of terror. kidnappings, night raids, torture, drone strikes. the killing and maiming of innocent civilians that just creates more enemies for our country. you can get that reality in some of the mainstream media of our allied countries in europe. mainstream media in our country. it is our country that is waging this global perpetual war. in a democracy, that should be the subject of a raging debate. we have assembled this panel because all of our panelists have rigorously subjected u.s. war policies to questioning and debate, no matter who is in the white house. they have worked hard to describe the elephants of the room. i will introduce t

stuart: sent down on a john deere company. charles: $10. 907, that is the current quote, 907-908, straight up. nicole: morgan stanley 996 so we will see if it gets up to their. what a run. stuart: they said we are not going to split the stock but when you get up to the 900s i have to wonder, 908 is the new high. nicole: first thing i thought of was berkshire hathaway. there are these stocks that are not planning any time soon. stuart: tell me about netflix. up again? >> another major winner. it is up 4%, all those worries about netflix expanding what they offered to subscribers, abroad, you see here, 242 trading as high as 284-83, you today up 162%. stuart: not sure i like that but they are the ones who say the end of tv as we know it. 40 years in this business. thank you very much. now this. the obama second term honeymoon, i will tell you is unofficially over. scandals at the irs, the associated press and benghazi threatening to derail the president's second term. a democrat strategist is here. is he a lame-duck? >> if he doesn't win the s

a few weeks ago, i watched a passionate john stuart taking on u.s. military spending., we already spend more on defense than the next 12 countries combined, including china, including russia. we are like the lady on jerry springer who can stop getting breast implants. and of course, he put up a photo of the jerry springer guest. what our media obediently calls the war on terror is experienced in other countries as a u.s. war of terror. kidnappings, night raids, torture, drone strikes. the killing and maiming of innocent civilians that just creates more enemies for our country. you can get that reality in some of the mainstream media of our allied countries in europe. you cannot get it in the mainstream media in our country. it is our country that is waging this global perpetual war. in a democracy, that should be the subject of a raging debate. we have assembled this panel because all of our panelists have rigorously subjected u.s. war policies to questioning and debate, no matter who is in the white house. they have worked hard to describe the elephants of the room. i

stuart: is this a first from charles payne? charles: pay your taxes, and if you can't, at least file. i would rather have john stuart: thank you very much. back to you now. dagen: i'm dagen mcdowell. connell: i am connell mcshane. talking about the cyber security and the fbi. warning financial institutions they are being targeted again. dagen: the senate giving the okay to the online sales tax bill. art laffer tells us why he is okay with this or postal. connell: new jersey's governor has weight-loss surgery, thinking about the oval office in 2013? dagen: and then, disney working magic at the box office and the small screen. at look at why the hous house oe mouse is on firm ground. coming up on "markets now." connell: that is your story of the day, chris christie? dagen: absolutely. front page of "the new york post." does his personality change? connell: brett bear coming up to talk about that. nicole petallides at the top of the hour from the new york stock exchange. nicole: good morning. taking a look at a

. ♪ stuart: you know, a story of john mcafee gets stranger and stranger. down last week on the circumstances he calls suspicious. he knows a thing or two about being suspicious. member he may news as a murder suspect. eventually settled in the u.s. and portland. yahoo bought tumblr for $1.1 billion. 26 years old, he will stay on as ceo, but he is a very rich man right now. give me a thumbnail sketch, what does tumblr do? >> tumblr is easiest to use blogging sites out there. stuart: if i wanted to start a blog, i would go to tumblr? >> it is the most popular competing with google and others. stuart: what are they offering? thethereby more than anything ee 300 million people using this. if you're a company like yahoo, it really sway the public perception of who yahoo is as a company. charles: public perception being young and hip, which matters most and can they get their money back. >> yahoo is an interesting company with an incredible amount of money in the bank. more than $5 billion. that is a lot of money. that is incredible amount of money. stuart: mayb

stuart: thank you for joining us, john. these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing ] ♪ how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us at you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences belo.. to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. stuart: more fallout from the comments on

john, thank you for joining us. >> glad to be here, stuart. stuart: i want you to sell me.convinced me i should come over to your side of the fence. >> there are a number of reasons you should come over to t-mobile. do you know that in march, more customers chose t-mobile and at&t or verizon. that data is about to come out. if you use any of these devices, as you probably do, to give you an example, this devise polls about three gigabytes of data on an unlimited plan. the average device gives you two. rate plans that you can actually understand. i need to know how many lines you want and how much data. i have three prices. fifty, 60 and 70. we have unlimited data. you told me to sell you, stuart. stuart: you are the greatest tv commercial god i have seen in a long time. >> where can i deliver the phone? stuart: talk to my producer off camera. seriously, thank you very much indeed for joining us. congratulations on the merger. >> i am going to hunt you down, stuart cobb and you will be a proud customer of mine. stuart: thank you very much. support for medical error juana. su

stuart: layoff the coffee. and joining us now, johnand he often joins us and every time he's got the back drop, sun, sand, and a tan. you're in bermuda, that a tax haven? did you see penny there. >> it's not a tax haven, it's at reinsurance capital of the world. multi-billion dollar companies at that reinsure risk in tsunamis in japan to tornados in oklahoma and, in the bahamas more of-- you. stuart: you'veetalked up your real estate, well done. and one of your themes, you're a very successful investor. one of your themes is the shrinking american middle class. can you show me any evidence of that as it relates to company performance or profits? >> oh, absolutely. you look at what's going on, apparently, especially in the last six years, the poverty has just ballooned and tte rich are getting richer, poor are getting poorer. family dollar came out with great earnings and ralph lauren, great earnings and wal-mart, which is in the middle. people think it's lower middle class, but it's middle class is hurting, they came because of the pay

stuart: let me tell you a story about john lennon, he was the beetle, he bought a house because he gotought a house in syria, nice part of england, gigantic house with all kinds of rooms and facilities, he lived entirely with yoko ono in the kitchen. he lived there. that is all he ever did. came together in the kitchen. how much for these team wounds, sleep over sweets and the rest of it? >> they can arrange the gamut, parents spend a couple thousand dollars to furnish a cool room up to almost a million for the most elaborate or over a million. stuart: where was the house with a million dollars week? >> there's a house in beverly hills marketed for $50 million in each team has a 2,000 square foot space. so i have a feeling -- >> my first house was sixteen thousand. >> you would love that. >> things like that. peter: when you would sell it. janice jackson, wall street journal managing report, thank you for joining us. check this out, the second piece of and the warhol art work we have had on "varney and company". it is coming up and we will unveil it next and it is selling for millions

first batter today was john, and he gave them a ride, and it goes all the way to the wall, taking a home run away. runs were at a premium. the yankees found the fence in this one. stuartaking a scoreless tie. he's the one that hit physical first recent in '11 with the giants -- his first home run in '11 with the giants. and look at this, a , a safe spot here in front of smith, and he comes home with the third yankees run. 4-2 was the final, and it will be the same two teams follow to decide the series. the angels were tied 4-4 here in the 10th. and reimold slides in with the run. the angels, eight games under 508 games back. you can set your sports calendar by the first saturday in may, and it means time to run the kentucky derby, and this time for the 139th time. "orb" was one of the prerace favorite. 19 horses broke from the gate on a muddy track. >> here comes "orb" on the outside to take the lead. they come down to the 16th pole and it's "orb," "normandy invasion," and "golden soul." and down to the wire there and "orb" has won. >> next for "orb" and a landmark for shug mcgaughey, getting his first derby win. second place went to "golden soul," e?w >>> it's gettin

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