my name is lori moore, you have all heard from me for weeks with e-mails and calls that you ignored. over an actual bullying situation, so i find it hilarious that you would waste your time trying to pass something when you won't actually do anything. you sent a bunch of kids to see the movie bully, and i am not going to honor your request about not mentioning names because when people tweet publicly it is available to all of us. i am a lawyer, my husband is a lawyer, he is an expert in this issue. so anyone can go on to twitter and hear what these kids have said. ... >> i am sorry i requested that you don't use names. >> can you please honor it? >> okay. i mean, that is just more censorship and ignorance. one of the girls twited, dude, know what the principal wants me to watch, the movie bully that is what my field trip is, laughing out loud and her name is madam buns. she has bullied our students and other sfud students. >> so the kids basically are laughing at you guys, because you don't do anything and here is some of their tweets. one said, about my daughter she said that the bo

lori: you can see lou with melissa and i each day at this time and 7:00 p.m. eastern and leading our debate coverage tonight, stephen moore of "the wall street journal" is your guest. he is always fantastic. >> he has a new book and we'll flog the dickens out of that thing. lori: you should. melissa: it is quarter to, as we do every 15 minutes let's check the markets. nicole petallides standing by on the floor of the new york stock exchange. you have upbeat news on the housing sector. >> stocks may not reflect the upbeat news we've seen, not today at least. look at homebuilders while i give you numbers on the sentiment. homebuilder sentiment rose to a six-year high but momentum is easing as far as expectations in the next six months. that's why you're seeing this group is mixed and leaning to the downside. current sales we're seeing are pretty much flat. the outlook is flat. the momentum has been decelerating. but many of these stocks are up 100, and in the case of pulte homes, 300% in 52 weeks. back to you. melissa: nicole, thanks so much. lori: so at a time when our country's deficit is more than $16 trillion, should th