a frefned mine did a wonderful essay on the harry potter shows and -- and then we have john wayne and william shatner and minute not erick cartman bear a slight resemblance to him. it's not erick cartman for legal reasons. we thought that captured the spirit of the book. showing that american popular culture. and paul cantor is the author of this book "the invisibility demand popular culture ." thank you for joining us here. >> thank you for having me here. it's a great pleasure. >>> in and said that government redistribution policy will lead to economic stagnation or worse. booktv talked to mr. borders during freedom fee 2013 for about fifteen minutes. i want to introduce you to max borders. tell us about yourself before you get started. >> sure. i'm the editor of a magazine called the free month. it's one of the flagship publications for the foundation for economic education. which is the nation's oldest libertarian think tank. >> how did you get started with that? >> well, i've been doing it for about a year now. editing at the freemont, i got mixed up by basically writing about th

this is a tirp cal takeoff at john wayne.oars at climbs at 25 degrees before the plane reduces power which creeps you out. it's to minimize noise. faa is considered another routed to take them over newport bay. plan must be approved by the faa before going forward. the new flying route could be into affect by next year. >> number of people hit by cars walking is on the rise. three people are day or hit. the reason for that may surprise you. >> it can happen in a blink. a car can't stop. and a pedestrian gets hit. a growing problem. washington, d.c. police wanted to show that in just 35 miles an hour there is a fraction of a second to react. a pedestrian is killed on the roads every two hours. like this jogger in charlotte, someone is hurt every 8 minutes. this manage suffered injuries. most striking half of pedestrian deaths involve alcohol. we're not talking drivers. a third of the pedestrians killed, 1500 people were walking drunk with a blood alcohol of 08 or hire. >> they often involved alcohol. >> walking drunks have bec

so we have a famous, iconic image from 1776, and then we have john wayne and william shatner and then someone who is not eric coughlin. bears a slight resemblance, but is not eric coughlin for legal reasons. but we thought that captured the spirit of the book, showing that american popular culture has its roots in 1776. >> host: and paul cantor is the author of this book, "the invisible hand in popular culture: liberty versus authority in american film and tv." thank you for joining us. >>ing -- >> guest: well, thank you for having me here. it was a great pleasure. >> this was a town with slavery throughout the colonial period and up until emancipation. but i didn't want realize how bad the jim crow movement had been after the war in the early 1900s. and that i found a real shock. annapolis was one of the two cases decided by the supreme court of the united states in 1915 for the grandfather clause. if you, if you've googled grandfather clause, you get grimm v. oklahoma. and be this is an oklahoma case that deals with some restrictions on voting. in that case as well was a case involv

give me john wayne for him. hello. >> thank you, buddy. >> tom brady or clooney? >> tom brady. >> clooney twice a day, every day of the week and twice a day sunday. big clooney fan. >> coming up -- >> judge ruled chris brown submitted bogus community service reports. he responded by treating n word, done six months community service. >> what n world? >> brian wrote out the n word here just so you know. >> plus -- >> jerry in new york. there's a rumor 'n sync might reunite. >> the day after the announcement big thing on twitter is fluid 'n sync. >> made me like young people. >> coming up -- >> coming up -- >> celine dion was selling her house with the lazy river. >> what if the catch in the lazy river is the titanic song was built in so they constantly play it?  >> oh, chris brown exploded on twitter thursday night, blasting the lapd as racist as chris was sentenced to additional community service for beating rihanna. >> the judge ruled chris brown submitted bogus community service reports and ordered him to do a thousand more hours of

can be sensible, but they have been traumatized by their education that wanted to make them as a john wayne, you know? apparently. it was very sensitive in reality. you have to be sensitive anyway. but to look real mature like that. so i wanted to show the first collection i did. for me, it was evident. the male object. i always felt, not consulted because i do not consider myself as a woman, but i felt insulted for the woman to say, you know, there was that expression for the woman. [speaking foreign language] she had a lot to say, a very modern woman. i say, is that completely stupid? maybe she is beautiful. so i say that the men i show will be balanced. i do not say that is the only object, not at all. unless maybe. but i want to show that community and men. and i wanted to show the masculinity in the woman. >> humans and in passing just now farida kelfer, the was the beginning of the showing on the runway, models who were not typical of the models at the time. i am sorry to say that is this still true that we see so little diversity on the runways. it is really shameful. you have always

were able to picture the two of you together it was like having a child harder lives for a long john wayne said we tried for a long time. i am we went through numerous rounds of i.v.'s in vitro fertilization which is no joke and a lot of shots a lot of doctors visits a lot of surgery and then we finally well we found out i found out i had breast cancer along the way. and so we ended up i couldn't get pregnant after that you know because of the medication that i ended up having to go on so. i did i had a double mastectomy and that was about a year and a half ago only year and a half ago i had that big surgery and so i'm on medication now and the doctor said listen even worse news you know you've got you're getting a lot of bad news but to add to it you can't keep trying to have a baby anymore i'm going to have to get a surrogate if you want to have a baby. well we we're working with a fertility clinic in denver colorado and we asked them for some recommendations and it was kind of all the stars were aligned this woman was. qualified and she'd gone through all the testing and everything and

sounds like john wayne talking about by the the bullet. that is not health care, that is avoiding health care. if we could fix it and make it different, what would we do. number one all of our coverage was personal. personal. we would also make sure that it was portable. and then we would try to make sure that what we are doing in health care has a premium base to it. let me explain that. personal means that your health insurance and audience think about this. shouldn't your health insurance owned by you and not your employer? >> changes are you change jobs and change insurance. and one of the role challenges and health insurance was a creation of post world war ii america and not done that way for health purposes. it was done that way for tax purposes and so that people could get benefits without the consequences. would it make sense to fix the tax consequence instead of revamping the entire system. maybe i will share that with them. make it permanent you own your health care and you move so does your health care. that's the way you go to

. >> eric: bob, wayne, john, star, leigh it there. another discussion. leaks are exposing the real truth and we are talking about thousands of infracs. ♪ ♪ >> eric: the president might have a lot -- >> we don't have a domestic spying program. >> new leaks are exposing this. >> wayne, can this get worse? >> i'm in favor of the fourth amendment. if you violate the constitution, it was written for a purpose. we're a society of law and not of men. we are not expecting those things to happen under any circumstances. there is no excuse for it. happening. when you start suspending the civil liberties for the purpose -- and abuse, too. it will getbused. the federal government abuses everything. people there don't know what the especially they're doing. have no -- don't know what they're doing. they will abuse it. if you emnoter them and they will abuse it. >> eric: we took heat standing by the fourth amendment and saying the nsa was violating people's privacy rights. they denied it. james clapper defied ding -- denied going it. >> when you allow the rules to be

the guy then rode around the parking lot, lassoed a customer and dragged the guy around like a john wayneer. fortunately the victim escaped with only some road rash. the suspect is facing charges of battery, intimidation, disturbing the peace, and being a tiger fan. yeehaw! he has a better day than the dow still. the dow is off 225 at the moment. headed for the worst one-day session in eight weeks. cavuto starting now. >> neil: i think this is what they call bad optics. this is -- thought it would be a good idea to dress everybody up in hawaiian shirts. only problem was it didn't quite match the optics of the moment, which is a huge -- huge selloff. the markets are still up but the worries are up appreciably and began with overnight rumors that the federal reserve is sort of rethinking this whole tapering thing, and they might withdraw it sooner than you think, and look at what is going on with some very big

sounds like john wayne talking about by the the bullet.hat is not health care, that is avoiding health care. if we could fix it and make it different, what would we do. number one all of our coverage was personal. personal. we would also make sure that it was portable. and then we would try to make sure that what we are doing in health care has a premium base to it. let me explain that. personal means that your health insurance and audience think about this. shouldn't your health insurance owned by you and not your employer? >> changes are you change jobs and change insurance. and one of the role challenges and health insurance was a creation of post world war ii america and not done that way for health purposes. it was done that way for tax purposes and so that people could get benefits without the consequences. would it make sense to fix the tax consequence instead of revamping the entire system. maybe i will share that with them. make it permanent you own your health care and you move so does your health care. that's the way you go to y

. >> eric: bob, wayne, john, star, leigh it there. another discussion. leaks are exposing the real truth and we are talking about thousands of infractions. time to rethink the nsa? chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for at insurance. geico, you're not made of money, see how much you could save. because all these whole grains aren't healthy unless you actually eat them ♪ multigrain cheerios. also available in delicious peanut butter. healthy never tasted so sweet. >>> hello, i'm doug mckelway. we are following news from egypt where they are waging war bless extremism in their country. 173 people today have been killed in clashes between security forces and support of ousted president mohammed morsi. witnesses say security sources stormed a mosque in costco, who had supporters barricaded inside. we will have a live report at the top of the hour. a show of bipartisan as theteams and republicans are showing outrage over nsa report showing dozen of errors. that's as an official charged to protect the privacy. governor huckabee does not ag

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i'm hearing john wayne. it's a fine line. hello, ladies. that's just scary. hey.se things that's supposed to tie a room all together? it's a fertility il. jen says that everyone who's ever g gottent had gotten pregnant. which is what we both want, right? sure. now that we're resorting to magic, why don't i have david copperfield wave his hands over my crotch? no, i know it's silllly but at least i'm making an effort. hey, i'm making an effort not to laugh at that thing. it's no stupider than your magic softball glove. audrey, the glove is not magic. i am magic when i'm wearing the glove. [approaching footsteps] what are you doingng in my office? oh, i'just checking some email. my computer crashed. ugh, how much porn did you download? all of it? oh, crap. there's jennifer. better get this porn off your computer. i thought you were checking email. don't be stupid. surprise! hey, what are you doing here? well, i thought i'd show you what i'vcome up with for the brochure so you could give me some feedback. oh, uh, well i got a meeting in five minutes but i guess i cou

. >> you're invited to a dungeon party, how do you know you're not going to john wayne gacy. >> you don't. with me terribly i talk to people for a while. if there is anything that doesn't sound right, i wouldn't go. >> she said she heard about the dungeon beneath the bar from bashara himself, and that he found her on an alternative lifestyle website. >> master bob, and his "saturday night live" and the reason i followed through is because i had not experienced a dungeon. understanding the draw and the excitement, i had to see the dungeon. >> so one afternoon lynn said she met master bob and his special slave rachel for the first time. she had the three of them spent a few minutes in the bar, chatted about nothing in particular and relaxed with a few stiff drinks >> and down to the dungeon. >> this is the actual dungeon she shared wit master bob. it was shot undercover by wdiv tv and the detroit affiliate. >> the first thing i see in a far corner is a bed. next to the bed there was a giant web like looking device. >> what? >> it looked like a giant spiderweb. with rope. >> do i want to kno

that sounds like the stuff that john wayne would talk about, bite the bullet.s not health care. that's avoiding health care. let's talk about if we could fix it, and if we could make a difference, what would we do. here are some things. number one, make sure all coverage was personal. personal. we also would make sure that it was portable. then we would try to make sure what we were doing in health care has a premium base to it. let me explain what that means in a nutshell here. personal means your health insurance, audience, think about this. shouldn't your health insurance be owned by you and not by your employer? chances are you're going to change jobs in your life, you change jobs, that means you change insurance. one of the real challenges. by the way, health insurance was largely a creation of post world war ii america and it was not done that way for health purposes, it was done that way for tax purposes so that people could get benefits without having to have tax consequences. did it ever make sense to congress to fix the tax consequence instead of reva

were men, gay meant you were happy and aids was an anti-depressant, we had hollywood stars like john wayne others you could look up to, we had the roman catholic church. look at the scandal there. in fact, lance armstrong, who i thought was one of the greatest stories in american sporting history, has been found dirty and now is getting sued all over the place. i believe, sean, and i think you would agree with me, that role models are those individuals you have dinner with. it's moms and dads and brothers and sisters and poppies and nanas and aunts and uncles and you can't look at anyone for a role model except for in your own family. >> i was a new york mets fan growing up. i wanted to be tom seaver. help me out. you're friends with pete rose. >> there is no better man, he's a man's man and a woman's man. pete rose, johnny bench and others, frank robinson went to pete for years and said, come clean, it's all going to be okay. pete couldn't confront the truth, and a-rod, i don't think, is confronting the truth. let's face it, dwight goodman is probably one of your heroes. how did that work

they're trying to create this good guy image when they've killed they've killed as many people is john wayne gacy killed for god's sakes they've had to plead to more felonies than virtually any oil company out there so right now the new approach is to attack is to attack the very people who they've chain they've taken their lives away from these are people who have health problems very severe health problems from what b.p. did these are people who have lost their and some of the second third generation in the fishery business and businesses along the coast they've lost those businesses they've lost their homes their families are completely upside down and b.p. this is where it really gets ugly b.p. agreed to pay them very they had a more than a thousand of their lawyers agreed to a settlement where they would pay these people if they did a bead c. so now these people are doing a b. and c. and b.p. and say oh my goodness we can't afford that it's a contract they're trying to violate the contract they're trying to make these people suffer one more time they lied to him to get him here because

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wayne, and john and juan. wages. workers hitting the streets and demanding a 100 percent pay hike. they want wages pushed up to $ an hour. johnatn. give us a lesson in capitalism. free market or the government does? increase the number of low skilled jobless people. wages are not based on compassion and feelings, but on productive value. a businessman can't hire at $15 if they produce seven dldz worth of work. and minimum wage discriminate against low skilled workers. if you can't produce $15 worth of work an hour you can't work at all. >> why did they stop at 15 and why not 30 or 45 while they are at it. >> what does living wage mean in nminimum wage jobs and that is a way for pe to get into the work force and not meantime to be a career. ey are the way to g into that. where is the idea of moving up in the company has gone? why are they starting low skill and moving up to be a manager or franchise owner. you can move up once you pay your dows inside of a company. njuan, take it from there. how much is my cha will you pleasa at tako cost if they double the wages? >> you mentioned a

louis, john waynes from san francisco. we'll bring in those in the next couple days.g to be friday morning. and there's going to be a lot of talk, not inconsequential. we will not get that speech that sets the tone for policy over the next cupping months. >> we've been -- your ears might have been burning. andrew and i talked about you because of the september-december discussion. and i didn't hear -- i'm told that last week you started thinking september was less likely. and i got that from andrew but i'm worried about it because i remember that other situation t sound bite and everything and you stormed out of here. so i'm not sure whether i can take his word. did you say it's off the table >> he didn't say off the table. >> less than 50/50. >> steve can speak. >> i want to hear it. i'm not going to call you horse but right from the horse's mouth. >> you can call me horse, i'm a big handy cammer as you know. the famous mark haines, we used to do that. i lowered my odds for september taper to 60/40 based on comments from dennis lockhart and jim, both said they did no

cheryl: you know, wayne, when john kerry did make those remarks, the first thing we saw when marketsn was, in lahr, the european markets took a big hit. what is your outlook for global markets as we begin to try to weather the next few days? >> el, i think, you know, we're constructive on global markets in terms of where economic growth is headed. we feel that europe is showing signs of life, and the u.s. recovery is taking hold. that's all positive for earnings which is our main worry. i think the big concern here in the middle east is what's the effect on the oil price if it ends up in some sort of disruption to either the transport of oil or the actual production of oil, that would cause a spike in prices. luckily, though, we feel that the saudis have the capacity to open the spigots, so any type of spike would be sort of short term. cheryl: all right. well, certainly, we're going to be watching, and all of us are going to be watching what happens with markets and, of course, politics. wayne lynn, mike baker, of course, former cia officer, gentlemen, thank you very much for weighi

i think that 68% is vastly overstated. >> in the break i'm sure>> people are worried are wayne and john you won $10 million you would give john a couple million at least, right? >> not to him because he is him not a charitable case, but i would give a lot away. it i think bob is right. the 68% is when you are faced with something like thatike somebody is going to give you $10 million and, yeah, i got a lot of gold bricks i will sell you too. i don't believe it. star, what about you? what is the next day after winning 10 million like? >> i am hopeful.>> i i think the numbers might be right. most americans are decent, hard working people and i am glad to see them reflecting theer numbers. 10 million is not a lot. the government will take half and your family willwill smooching, your missingme cousins at your door.vate expru to hire private -- expru to hire private security. >> for debt 10 million. think about the people who have hundreds of millions and billionaires, the wealthy entrepreneurs.to w they still go to work in the morning. >> exactly. >> they go to work. any element of a creat

wayne, you're first. >> well, if you look to solve communication problem like the federal government is, check out tngo. t-n-g-o. >> eric: very good. johndle east, september, scary out there. you can profit from fear with a fun vixy. it goes up with the fear index. not a great long-term hold but short-term trade. >> eric: you have been hot. stay hot my friends. that is it for cost of freedom block. thank you for joining us. but free market capitalism was under assault this week. fast food workers in 50 cities went on strike and the demand more than doubling the minimum wage from $7.25 an hour to $15 an hour. besides the obvious push-back we at "cashin' in" with anything threatening the free market. look at the tweets -- this one. #mcfired. oor this one -- have a great weekend. see you on "the five." ♪ ♪ >>> this crime against conscience, this crime against humanity. this crime against the fundamental principles of the international community, my friends it matters here if nothing is done. >> uma: fleet awading word from president obama. if america launches an attack. we will largely go it alon, as the international community stands most

wayne, you are first. >> etf called ewy that sells most of the cell phones to china. it's a korean fund, though. take a look. >> eric: we'll look at that. johnhead. >> well, youth unemployment rate in greece is 62%. that's how much the greek stock market is up in the last year. maritime mm, i own capital capitalistpig.com. >> eric: gutsy call. but you have been hot. you're both awesome. great to join us again this week. that's it for the cost of freedom block. before we go, riding aboard the luxurious air force one, $1860,000 per hour. secret service, tens of thousands of tax dollars per day, spending millions of dollars on eight-day martha vineyard extravaganza while millions can't find a job and record number of americans need food stamps to survive. priceless. leadership, priorities, commitment to the count, all things america expects from the commander-in-chief. think about that for a second. 2 have a great weekend, everyone. if you're on martha another vineyard and bump in president obama, tell him we said hello. see you on "he five." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tom: we now know the initial stories about benghazi and rogue cincinnati irs agents and the cl

wayne county sheriff benny napoleon. august 27th, this is "the daily rundown." lets get to my first reads of the morning. secretary of state john kerry laid out an aggressive case for intervention in syria arking evidence of the largest chemical attack in decades is undeniable. the latest escalation with a steady drum beat by the united states and its allies, which is clearly a leadup to military action. >> the killing of women and children and innocent bystanders by chemical weapons is a moral obscenity. president obama has made clear to the outside regime that this international norm cannot be violated without consequences. >> it's an important phrase. you heard it a lot, not just from john kerry but jay carney, international norm, significant, ready for strike significant on three main tracks, one, intelligence community backing up conclusions the chemical attack was launched by the regime. that could happen as early as today. two, determination of a legal justification of an attack under some form of international law. three, ongoing consultation with u.s. allies, u.n., nato and arab league. it was clear from kerry's tone a

wayne, you're first. >> well, there is a etf called ewy sells most of the cellells phones to china.phon it's a koran fund. take a look.k. >> also, johnouth unemployment rate in greece, 62%. that's also how much the greek stock market is up from the lasi year. i own others. >> gutsy call. you've been hot. stay hot. you're awesome. great to join us this weekme. again. that's it for the "the cost of freedom"at block. before we go, riding aboard the air force one, 180,000 tax dollars per hour. secret service, tens ofnds thousands of tax dollars per day. an eight-day martha's vineyard extravaganza, while millions can't find a job and a record number of americans need food stamps to survive. priceless. leadership. all things america expects from our commander in chief. have a great weekend. if you're on martha's vineyard this weekend, you bump into president obama, tell him wevine said hello. i'll see you on "the five." >>> hello. i'm kimberly guilfoyle and the gang. it's 5:00 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five". >> moments ago, to wrapped up his first solo news conference since april 30. he touched on a number of topics, inclu