mine just keeps going away. >> liz warren could be our first president. >> i am pro liz warren.ng, we cannot go wrong electing a president who has a background in academia and one term in the senate. we need more of that. we need the country to be running the way it has the last six years, smoothly and without a blip. >> that's true. >> the sad part is you can almost photograph that if she were to win, she could actually beat the republican no matter who it is. that's like the sickening, sad part. all of us believe there was no way obama would be re-elected. all of us believed that. now we will say there is no way elizabeth warren -- could you actually imagine a if she actually won? >> don't worry about it. the last person from massachusetts to be elected was calvin coolige. >> the last thing i learned about a song is oregon doing obamacare. it ruins things. it will ruin her. i know hillary's camp is we have to pick a song. buy the rights to the "golden girls" theme. ♪ thank you for being a friend." it was inclusive and they were friendly and they were older, but capable. they w

and are you ready for liz warren? the 2016 cries are getting louder as she hits the campaign trail for fellow democrats. could she up-end hillary clinton's presidential plan? >>> welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. a crisis in ukraine after a surface to air missile brought down a malaysian airlines jet thursday near a separatist-controlled village near the border. the event is sure to further inflame tensions between vladimir putin and president obama who just a day before announced a new round of sanctions against russian businesses and individuals. but the question now is what more america can and should do. let's ask "wall street journal" foreign affairs columnist brett stevens and editorial board member matt kominski. let's deal with the circumstances around the jet shootdown. what -- to whom does the circumstantial evidence point to? >> the jet was flying when it was blown out over rebel-held territory. they have taken control of this part of ukraine. it's also known these fighters have got

and martin omolly and a fresh face like omolly and duvall patrick of massachusetts and liz warren. massachusetts democratic senator could run hillary clinton as old corporatist. unhoik elizabeth warren. >> and bon name he didn't mention was joe biden, the sitting vice-president. he wants the job doesn't he? >> he has run before and we have sewn in the past what happened. and i will say looking become to 2007 and 8. one thing that happen there. hillary clinton had the black vote shored up and once african-american switched to back candidate then obama, that clinched the nomination. she needs to make sure her support is shored up throughout the democratic party. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and a new episode of caught on camera, crooks trying to rob a jewelry store. and did they get away with the heist. >> and uncle sam is handing out pink slips, really? >> and the dow hits a big milestone and crossing 17,000 first time ever after unemployment in june fell to 6.1 percent. do you believe that the economy has turned a corner? we'll want to hear from you. our live chat is up and runni

liz: warren buffett would like the way you think. arily on coal but going in when everybody is running away. >> that's right. david: j.c. paretz, thank you very much. liz: it is one of the largest and most complicated tobacco industry mergers ever, combining reynolds american with lorillard in a $27 billion deal. the architect of this megamerger which involves a whole bunch of other companies too, reynolds american ceo susan cameron, umdaunted, gutsy, talking about that and regulatory challenges's well, also, f5 networks, off to a strong start up this year. up 27%. slate of new products and grow demand for security systems for computers help boost sales. the man calling shots inside the network equipment giant, ceo is joining us in a fox business exclusive. you want to get in on this. ♪ david: argentina's debt talks are still going down to the wire and again with the country hovering on the brink of default. hedge funds may not be the only ones interested in argentine government bonds that could be affected. the growing number of mutu

liz: than we had seen at the official pullback. you look at that say, randy warren this, is a company that is discretionary. when people have to tighten their wallets they might not spend as much on netflix. things look good here. >> i'm not a big netflix fan. especially younger generation, my kid and whatnot they're all using it. the college kids are using it in their dorm rooms. they have access to cable but access to the internet. it is pretty compelling but all in all i think it is an expensive stock. so you're really taking a big risk buying it up here. david: it is expensive, lincoln, because of the fact it is more, okay, we'll get to chipolte in just a second. it is a de-cabling play, is it not? if you want to get rid of cable in your house, millions of people do, this is one way that might be able to do it, correct? >> yeah. that is absolutely right. it is not so much discretionary liz. it becomes much more of a staple. you think of television or cable in terms of the price point. like the way the starbucks latte hits the family budget. liz: chipolte were ex

snowpiercer is fit for the era of liz warren, a time when people growing more aware of inequality anding impossibility of class ascension. in our world there are powerful forces trying to keep the current order. messages that come in code that convey by squinton's mouthpiece for the front section. >> now, as in the beginning, i belong to the front. you belong to the tail. when the foot sees the place of the head, the sacred line is crossed. know your place, take your place. be a shoe. >> be a shoe but they refuse. the general misery level has created what a marxist may call revolutionary conditions. in this condition we have not reached revolutionary conditions but on track to reach them in the coming years thanks to the intense concentration of wealth and tiny number of hands and political willingness to allow an ol garkky to stay in control. many hope the democrats stand up, we'll grow more bold and populist and bring forward america's tail sectioner as they help blacks and gays and women by bringing for minimum wage increases and tax reform and student loan debt relief and capital

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liz: colleges do what warren buffett says now. liever simply buying index. >> right. liz: move on to myth number three you get what you pay for. what do you mean by that and why is that a myth? >> so i think a lot of investors assume if they pay more for something they're necessarily getting something better. so you see sort of the sexy vehicles like hedge fund or a lot of at this strategy -- multistrategy mutual funds. fancier etfs are more expensive. you're sold this idea you're getting a ferrari if you pay the high cost of the ferrari. what we find with at that lost these actively managed strategies that in fact, the more expensive strategies often, they don't perform like a ferrari. they perform more like pinto. important to look under the hood. david: i got to jump in here, if you're going to get number four in, you have to do it in 20 seconds. fundamentals and technicals. those are two different ways of looking at things. some people say you have to choose one or the other. what do you say? >> right. one of themes you will fi

there's not much political will on either party, except iffy liz bet warren or if rand paul becomes -ners in both parties for 2016, that could happen. >> i am telling you, this guy, guts galore. i use guts because this is a family show. you know what happened 45 years ago yesterday, bet you forgot a sadder thing that ended three years ago today. >>> 45 years ago today, man left the moon. a day after making history, all the historic headlines. later this day, july 21st, 1969, neil armstrong, buzzal dren would be reunited with michael collins orbiting above for the three day journey back to earth. left behind, two still cameras, two back packs, two pairs of boots and an american flag. and mesmerized mankind, and at least one awe inspired son. >> my memory is we were awake for the landing, then i went to sleep, and at some point my mom came in, woke me up, and went in to watch the eva. i wasn't really aware of the danger. i was sheltered from a lot of the risk. but i came to appreciate those things later in life. >> 45 years ago today, the reality we have done it. humans on the moon. and

. >> e liz wlizabeth warren, demo surprising new campaign weapon in red states.oining us now, the capital bureau chief for the charleston "daily mail" in west virginia. when i look at west virginia, kentucky, a lot of red states where control of the senate is sport of going to be determined this year. the prevailing logic there for i don't know how long has been a democrat who wants to win west virginia has to get as far away as humanly possible from anyone who's associated with the national democratic party. make it the west virginia democratic party and not the national democratic party, and now i see elizabeth warren who's probably the most popular figure in the national democratic party coming into west virginia. what can she do there that no other national democrat can do? >> well, the argument from the tennant campaign is she can come in and be a, quote, champion for the middle class. they expect senator warren's message will message with the residents and voters of west virginia. a vast majority or a large amount of west virginia's population relies on som

the amount is based on legislation that i filed here in the house and my colleague liz liz warren, filed in the senate. we have over 130 co-sponsors here in the house and dozens of respected educational groups and organizations to support this measure. the amendment would help students and parents save real money. the congressional research service, a middle class undergraduate student with an average loan debt would save more than $4,000 over the life of a loan. a typical graduate student would save more than $2,500. a parent who borrowed money to help pay for the education would save more than $3,500. these are real savings and real dollars. no doubt they are going to be directly invested back into the community. the center for american progress estimated that refinancing just the federal student loans, not the parents, would pump $21 billion back into the economy. it helps taxpayers, too. the congressional budget office, nonpartisan congressional budget office, said over 10 years it would save taxpayers $22 billion. so the proposal is a good deal for taxpayers, it's a good deal for st

elizabeth warren is a part of the war on coal, part of the united states senate blocking legislation to preserve coal jobs, to preserve energy jobs in america. >> liz stumping in west virginia. that's congressman paul ryan who used the appearance to come out for republican shelly more capito. the anti elizabeth warren message. let's continue the discussion with former aide to senator hillary clinton, stephen moore, author of "wealth of states" and wesley lowery with "the washington post" is back with us. i've got to say, listening to that interview and natalie tennant to me, that is the voice of an ambitious democrat in red state america in the obama era. it's interesting that she feels comfortable bringing elizabeth warren to her state and having public events with her. i ask about president obama, he's got some explaining to do. >> right. what i find interesting is that, if you couple that with the fact that you have a lot of democrats running this year this are not taughting obamacare, this is about the democratic base, otherwise they wouldn't be energized to come out. if you're looking for a great cheerleader for the party and someone that will

are bill deblasio and liz wealth warren riding something less like a wave and more like a bubble.pulism just a fad? joining me to discuss this, stan greenberg legendary democratic pollster who helped elect president clinton, austan goolsbee former chair of president obama's council of economic advisers now at the university of chicago. james peth kuk kiss, cnbc editor and christina ball bellantoni is back. >> why do you think the message is going to wrk with democrats this year and why is this time different? >> i think it's a very powerful moment for that message. by the way, we shouldn't look at edwards. we should remember that bill clinton ran on raising taxes on the wealthy, making sure everybody at top of the bottom of the ladder pay their fair share of taxes. barack obama ran for president saying raising taxes on those above $250,000. these are central issues. this hasn't worked in the past, but especially resonant now because you have this long-term income decline for the middle class, a real restructuring going on and people are very conscious of it. at the same time they

. >> elizabeth warren hears chants of "run, liz, run." >> corporations are not people. women have a right to their bodies. we will overturn hobby lobby and we will feig for it. >> reporter: "inside politics," the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters, now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning and with us to share their reporting and their insights, the atlantic's molly ball, jonathan martin of the "new york times," cnn's peter hamby and maggie haberman of politico. the president called for an urgent international investigation into the malaysian flight 17 shootdown over ukraine. president obama had president putin in mind as he said this. >> this should snap everybody's heads to attention, and make sure that we don't have time for propaganda. we don't have time for games. we need to know exactly what happened and everybody needs to make sure that we're holding accountable those who committed this outrage. >> in their second terms presidents often dabble in foreign policy by choice, maggie haberman. these seem to

liz: they are subscribe into the warren buffett way because he hasn't announced his successor.asked him 50000 times and he will give it up. eric, to go back and look forward and away from what we've seen now to what you expect to see, do you have a favorite name at this moment? >> my favorite name in the space is m based on wh7 c1 the one i'm looking at the dow jones industrial that is about to go flat once again and had tried to make a go of it, but let's get to our power group of the hour. go pro, not bad. the net when of the reasons why i got thrown out of sun valley is because charlie gould a producer here who is with me was talking to the ceo of go pro. liz: was the guy looking stressed out? >> now, that's when these storm troopers can out of nowhere, but charlie was having a nice conversation with him and he actually got manhandled. liz: you said they were made to one of our female-- >> this was the next day. we first happen we inadvertently were up-- walked into a party we should have been in and every year it was open. the guy from go pro, the ceo was there. liz: guess

rousing cheers and chants of run, liz, run, greeting senator elizabeth warren at neoroots nation conference. warren gaining supporters for a 2016 presidential bid thanks to her harsh stance against wall street! wow. who wants to take this one. >> she is very popular with progressives. a lot of people are not particularly excited about idea of hillary clinton there. they just felt that we had a lot of, we had the rubenites running show. melissa: is this short-term distraction. >> short-term distraction. she is extremist, like cruz is extremist on one side. she is extremist on other. the polls say that 27% support, 16% would vote against anybody -- >> i don't think -- >> another analogy. i think she is very, very popular and i think could be formidable candidate. >> people misunderstanding the amount of populism in democratic party. they embraced occupy wall street. the president embraced wall street. >> is that core of party or -- >> saying a lot of same things sheila bair said. she is republican. melissa: another hurdle for the housing market, home price levels in dozens of cities will not

liz cheney. hopefully she'll take that plunge. the library of congress has released correspondent from warren g. harding and his miszerous. we have seen from what was already publishled, they were decided lee r-rated. jimmy kimmel celebrated with a dramatic reading from a hip-hop artist who has something in common with the former president, his name. here is warren g. reciting the works of warren g. harding. >> here tonight to read the love letters written by warren g. hardi harding, please welcome warren g. >> honestly, i hurt with insatchant longing until i feel there will no longer be any relief until i take a long deaf wild draft on your lips and then bury my face in your pillowing breasts. oh, cary, wouldn't you like to get sopping wet out on superior, not the lake, but the joy of fevered fondling and melting kisses. >> wow. nothing changes. anyway, finally on monday, we look back at barack obama's keynote address, that 2004 democratic national convention. a lot has changed in the ten years since that speech, and david letterman made that perfectly clear. let's take a look. >> we have a segment for you. i think this

warren buffett to manage your money, you're a lucky guy. >> powerful business block. >>> only 40 million bucks, get a $7 million bonus. guess who's eating that bill. good morning, i am lizcdonald. uncle sam doling out cash prizes to states wasting the least food stamp money. you heard that right. now time for federally required work requirements to chuck the food waste. sabrina, fix the waste, making it harder to get food

warren buffett to manage your money, you're a lucky guy. >> powerful business block. >>> only 40 million bucks, get a $7 million bonus. guess who's eating that bill. good morning, i am liz mcdonald. uncle sam doling out cash prizes to states wasting the least food stamp money. you heard that right. now time for federally required work requirements to chuck the food waste. sabrina, fix the waste, making it harder to get food stamps. >> absolutely. none of us begrudge people that fall on hard times, all of us imagine what that might be like. but the safety net is terribly broken. supplemental assistance program has doubled in size since 2007. it is now helping 47 million americans. there's someing wrong if one in seven americans depend on food stamps. >> good point. michael, this debate often is derailed by people that think we don't want to help widows, orphans, children. that's not where the debate sits. we added the equivalent of new york state in the last decade to the food stamp rolls, it is now about new york and texas combined. what is the problem here? what's wrong? what do you think is the fix. >> the main problem, the president's economic policies have been terr

liz: from the year to date chart you see we pretty much lost our gains for the year. and need to get to elliott warrenere are gains at the-- with inventory numbers for the week and this copy i did because we sought contraction inventory today that was big enough that people said the supply is shrinking and let's push of this price. how much for the does this go? >> i was on here last week we are talking about psychological support of crude around $100 and i'm kind of embarrassed. i believe that crude should be cheaper. i saw the numbers myself. we dipped below $100 over the last days and then we had a good bounce up today. my personal opinion is that it should go lower from here. i can justify this rally. i see the stock number's, but we know there is eight ton of oil out there and there's more coming. we will get a short-term rally. liz: a slight firming and the price today but you and jeff grossman from yesterday are on the same page that there's not much to push this higher. we can ignores treasury, many of our viewers own them now. the yield on the tenure is that 2.54 at the moment for that yield.

liz: democratic operative is pulling this idea. let's think this through just for a minute. if he does back elizabeth warreng it to protect his initiative that he put in place. one of the initiatives is certainly the surge in iraq. also dealing with putin. what do you see that the clintons could undo? >> well, you know, i would say if they could and would undo what obama has done over the last six years, soon to be eight, i would vote for the clintons. i do not think it will be so easy. hillary clinton was running our foreign-policy shop. name the country on the planet that we have a better relationship with their we did in 2009. they do not have a name. not one country can they name. i think hillary has some real challenges of her own. if what you just said, elizabeth, were to happen, it would be horrible for them and great news for the republicans. that way we would not be the only ones that are engaged in fighting all the time. charles: it may even be reported by the media. governor, thanks a lot. as nervous as i am of a president clinton, i am a lot more nervous about a president elizabeth warren. thank

of applause but warren had a totally different energy in the room of people standing up every second, chanting her to run. no one is chanting, run, joe, run. there was a lot of "run, lizpeech was only 40 minutes? >> it was only -- yeah. he had some great lines but he really takes the air out of the room for talking for so long. >> perry baker, thank you. great report. we'll have more from and about net roots nation after this. ♪ in the nation, the safest feature in your car is you. add vanishing deductible from nationwide insurance and get $100 off for every year of safe driving. which for you, shouldn't be a problem. just another way we put members first, because we don't have shareholders. join the nation. nationwide is on your side. [ male announcer ] we all deserve a good night's sleep. thankfully, there's zzzquil. it's not for colds, it's not for pain, it's just for sleep. ♪ because sleep is a beautiful thing™. ♪ zzzquil. the non-habit forming sleep aid from the makers of nyquil®. been all fun and games, here at the harrison household. but one dark, stormy evening... she needed a good meal and a good family. so we gave her purina cat chow complete. it's great bec