. ♪ ♪ find all your easter surprises at kmart. great head to toe deals with girls' dresses for $12, and kids' shoes for $12. plus, easter baskets for $9. kmart. where shop your way members always get more. russ: you remember when you were 12 and you got mad at your mom and you ran away from home? remember that? remember i, uh... i let you stay on my couch for the night? i remember waking up that night to this sound, and i went out to the living room and there you were. you were standing, facing the wall, kicking it, getting madder and madder. i'm not 12 anymore. no, i know. but you still have all this rage, this... fury at the world because you think you've been screwed. i know what that anger can do. i was on the scene that day when you put that kid in the hospital, remember? he swung at me first, man. yeah, maybe. but he stopped swinging, and you didn't. well, i wouldn't do this. why, 'cause you love your mom so much you don't call her when you're back in town? and first time you see her you get pissed off at her? (sighs softly)

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. ♪ ♪ find all your easter surprises at kmart. great head to toe deals with girls' dresses for $12, and kids' shoes for $12. plus, easter baskets for $9. kmart. where shop your way members always get more. russ: you remember when you were 12 and you got mad at your mom and you ran away from home? remember that? remember i, uh... i let you stay on my couch for the night? i remember waking up that night to this sound, and i went out to the living room and there you were. you were standing, facing the wall, kicking it, getting madder and madder. i'm not 12 anymore. no, i know. but you still have all this rage, this... fury at the world because you think you've been screwed. i know what that anger can do. i was on the scene that day when you put that kid in the hospital, remember? he swung at me first, man. yeah, maybe. but he stopped swinging, and you didn't. well, i wouldn't do this. why, 'cause you love your mom so much you don't call her when you're back in town? and first time you see her you get pissed off at her? (sighs softly)

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the truth, brick-and-mortar has lessons to learn as they walk down through the graveyard jcpenney kmarts and radioshack. neil: you were the first to whine and let's not party too soon. >> the reason i did not is because the economy hasn't turned around. brian cornell has his work cut out for him. he is laying off some people but watch what he is going to do like $2 billion worth of stock that creating better dividends. from quarter one of 2009 through the last numbers that we have they have fought back $2.1 trillion worth of stocks and not because people are spending their money, and not because they are making more money than they basically had to do that i balance sheet corrections. we cannot see these corporations make big money when we are growing an economy at 2%. it doesn't work. >> i'm beginning to wonder with income spending numbers, and come income up and spending down this is a trend with whatever savings they are getting and we will explain this more in the show, they are just not spending it. >> that's an interesting question and i will have to speculate. but we know for a f

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those little teenage girls that work at kmart and have a racist grandma that, is really america. she's a charmer. ryan killmeade is with me. >> james rosen just called. she's a fascinating person. >> why wasn't dick cha cheney on the cover? >> i'm not sure. when you gave me this assignment i'm doing this thing called research. people reach to me in the industry and in the building. so i watched two 45-minute interviews with her. and she is angry. and unlike alec baldwin who says if they believe in the country didn't, when she has enough money she's gone. she's out of here. she is angry at the country. >> she goes on to say -- she talks about how -- she wants reparations for slavery. >> $7. >> my little white fans will be like why do you want reparation for work you didn't do you? got handed down your grandfather's estate and you got to keep your grandmother's diamonds and pearls and she says a bad word. >> she says a lot of them. >> and she broke into tears twice in 20 minutes because of slavery. now we know that is a tough time in american history, absolutely. but it didn't end

kmart, donde miembros de shop your way siempre consiguen más. ...nos tomamos la diversión bmuy en serio.lersonas, gracias a ellos yo estoy acÁ. gaby: lo inesperado de la noche fue cuando salvaron acÁ termina la zona de peligro. decidieron poner a mariana por haber sido la peor en el reto. mariana: yo creo que ya en este punto todas nos hemos esforzado mucho. se medirÁ hecho triste ver a otras, obviamente estoy triste. gaby: esta vez para natalia y mariana los votos son mÁs importantes porque la que se salve estarÁ en la final. alan: guau! se nos une geisha! johnny: que tristeza de verdad porque era una de las mejores candidatas. alan: tÚ deseas ser amiga de natalia y a lo Último le dijiste que se peleaba con las demÁs. geisha: todo lo contrario, todo lo contrario. sigo siendo su amiga. nos sentimos muy contenta con la amistad. yo di mi opiniÓn objetiva de las cosas que ella puede mejorar para que se ganarÁ el pÚblico y tambiÉn di a conocer algo para el pÚblico. ella quiere ser portador de la mujer. es algo que para mÍ es algo bonito. sobre todo, una amiga le da consejos para poder ayudar.

kmart isn't a good one. office depot, best buy and -- well, best buy better than the others.'ve got the formula for those companies. >> that's a great story. those are leases that were made 15 years ago. below market rents. >> right. we are increasing rents rapidly. we had 14 straight quarters of revenue increase s in the company. just thinking about the last quarter as an example we went from new leases signed versus prior 41% higher than what the prior lease was on a new lease. >> it seems like by far in your particular segment. >> we have the best runway in the space. we have a good stable of below market leases. we are in a rising rent environment and we have a good format in the grocery anchored format allowing good pricing pressure to raise rents. >> david faber asked me this. he said if you see take over consolidation in the industry and whether retail is robust enough to support growth in the country. >> i think it is. there will be consolidation. retail is very dynamic. we are wr supply is in check that's the key that there is not a lot of new supply online. we can a

my mom was a maid a clerk at kmart. my parents were never rich. they never owned more than one car at a time. he did not save enough money to pay for us to go to college. working as a bartender and a made our parents were able to provide us a safe and stable home. our parents never make a lot of money, that they fully live the american dream. the american dream has nothing to do with how much money you make or how many things you own. the american dream is about living the kind of life that you want and achieving it. millions of people have been able to do what my parents did. fast-forward to today. we have millions of people in our country that are starting to doubt whether it is true. they are reading the newspapers saying that the economy is doing better, and on -- unemployment is down, the stock market is doing great. they are working hard and persevering and living paycheck to paycheck. they are one broken car away from disaster. these are hard-working taxpaying americans who did everything that they were told you need to do to succeed and th

we went to like kmart or something and got hunting gear. and i came out.rvous than sharks? >> ten times more nervous. >> seth: we have footage. i got to say, you look outstanding here. [ laughter ] >> seth: if i didn't know, i'd think that was just ad-rock. [ laughter ] so great. >> it's so bad. it's so bad. [ cheers and applause ] no, no. >> seth: were you a huge beastie fan? >> they're applauding that i went in, and i did, and i took a shot. but i was so bad. i'm a huge beastie boys fan. doing that for me was just, yeah. >> seth: there was a documentary about the beastie boys a few years back. >> it's called, like, "awesome i effin shot that" or something. >> seth: right. "awesome i [ bleep ] shot that." >> that mba directed. >> seth: yeah, it's great. but they gave cameras to everybody in the crowd to shoot one of their concerts. >> yes. >> seth: and at one point, you were at the concert. >> yes. >> seth: and it turned to you, and you seem to know at that point every lyric. you were rapping along. >> i was definitely in it. >> seth: i'm going to -- i wo

maybe there is a role for government to be tougher on them than kmarts? >> first of all i want to know what's next, right? will it be sugar companies? chemical companies. the fact the administration when they can not pass things through proper legislative channels n this case, one of the things that they're after are gun manufacturers. when they can't pass certain changes to the legislative channels they use the regulatory state. these are legal, businesses, whether we're talking about gun manufacturers or tobacco, talking about payday loans. my question is, where is the choke point when we talk about government-run lotteries for instance? they are talking out of two sides of their mouth. david: cheryl, this is kind of an end-run around the constitution. >> well you know i think one of the things that carrie brought up i want to pick up on, the fact if you look at institutions why people are going there, we did see a lot of predatory lending practices particularly in the mortgage market, leading to the housing crisis, fair enough. they keep harping what h

she was a cashier, maid, she was the stock clerk at kmart. my parents were never rich. they never owned more than one home or one car at a time. they didn't even save enough money to pay for us to go to kohl reg. but working as a bartender and maid, my parents were able to provide us a safe and stable home and the chance at a better life. my parents never made a lot of money and never made it big. but they fully lived the american dream. because the american dream has nothing to do with how much money you make. it has nothing to do with how many things you own. the american dream is about living the kind of life you want and achieving happiness as you define it. what makes this different from the rest of the world is that here millions of people have been able to do what my parents did. now, fast forward to today. where we now have millions of people in this country starting to doubt whether that's still true. they read the newspapers that says the economy's doing better, unemployment is down big corporations are making more money than ever before, the stock market is g