lou dobbs plenty more as the factor moves along this evening. new study says women are overweight because they are doing less housework. whoa. gutfeld and mcguirk has some thoughts. security has been called. >> chris: industry responds to being snubbed by conservative group this month. hear from the governor. stay tuned for those reports. >> bill: fridays with geraldo segment tonight. the u.s. soldier who provided national security to the bioweb site wikileaks has pleaded guilty, could receive up to 20 years in prison. joining us now from new york to update this, geraldo rivera. so what is this weasel pleading guilty to? >> he bled -- pled guilty to the less serious charges. there are 22 charges in all. he pled guilty to the 10 that really had to do with kind of the general information that was out there, like the most famous video from baghdad in 2007. where a u.s. helicopter took out a group of men they thought were al qaeda, turned out they were reuters reporter and two other civilians. it's that stuff. it's him having access, unauthorized ac

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does lou dobbs agree? >> caution you are about to enter the no-spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching. what happens to democracy when the press actively supports a political party? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. it's widely believed that the national media in america is in the tank for president obama. they generally support his policies and when highway he does something wrong, media don't make a big deal out of it it helps mr. obama and great example is national debt. most economists agree that a nation owing $17 trillion is in trouble but the president and democratic party do not believe that. >> the debt not endangering us a bit, not at all. our economists say we're in debt, but it's not endangering anything. as a matter of fact there are economists is a that say some debt is not a bad idea at all. >> bill: some debt, some debt congressman conyers? if you don't think owing $17 trillion is a problem you need to retire. how many times have you heard the national press spe

lou dobbs plenty more as the factor moves along this evening.tudy says women are overweight because they are doing less housework. whoa. gutfeld and mcguirk has some thoughts. security has been called. >> chris: industry responds to being snubbed by conservative group this month. hear from the governor. stay tuned for those reports. ishing classic and save up to $100 more on a new fishing rod or fly fishing rod when you trade one in. plus free seminars by the top names in fishing and amazing one-day-only specials. your adventure starts here. we can afford to take an extra trip this year. first boston... then san francisco. hotwire checks the competitions' rates every day so they can guarantee their low prices. so our hotels were half price. ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e... ♪ hotwire.com bjorn earns unlimited rewas for his small business take theseags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjors small busiss earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great busi

lou dobbs plenty more as the factor moves along this evening.study says women are overweight because they are doing less housework. whoa. gutfeld and mcguirk has some thoughts. security has been called. >> chris: industry responds to being snubbed by conservative group this month. hear from the governor. stay tuned for those reports. dad, i'd put that down. ah. 4g, huh? verizon 4g lte. 700 megahertz spectrum, end-to-end, pure lte build. moe most consistent speeds indoors or out. and, obviously, astonishing throughput. obviously... you know how fast our home wifi is? yeah. this is basically just as fast. oh. and verizon's got more fast lte coverage than all other networks combined. oh, why didn't you just say that? huh-- what is he doing? >> bill: fridays with geraldo segment tonight. the u.s. soldier who provided national security to the bioweb site wikileaks has pleaded guilty, could receive up to 20 years in prison. joining us now from new york to update this, geraldo rivera. so what is this weasel pleading guilty to? >> he bled -- pled guilty

jeffrey guard air in the "lou dobbs forum" tonight.resident obama is trying to shame, and the -- congress into passing stricter gun-control laws flanked by famies of victims of gun violence. the president to the press for stronger background checks on the same day theyalled for a national day to demand action, as they put it. the president avoided references to an assault weapons ban that has little chance of passage in the senate or house. fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry reports. ♪ >> shame on us if we have forgotten. i have not forgotten those kids. >> with families of gun violence victimsighting backears, president obama invoke the tragedy of newtown to try and vive a sagging effort to pass a series of gun-control items from a ban on assault weapons to a push for universal background checks. >> why would we want to close the loophole that allows as many as 40 percent of all gun purchases to take place without a background check. >> the president focusing his trip to denver nextednesday on the far more popular back

fox business anchor lou dobbs. can you see him, of course, week nights on fbn at 7:00 p.m. lou, i have heard a lot of nutty things over the years from our friends on capitol hill. but that's one of the most creative ways of justifying more government spending and higher taxes. >> and i will bet. >> laura: explain it? >> sizeable things of those crazy things emanated from minority leader pelosi when she was the speaker. you know, laura, the fact is tax expenditures are part of what the president wants to deal with here at some point in some bargain. but, the truth of the matter is it amounts to such a pittance that if they want that, you know, personally, i have no issue whatsoever if they at the present time to eliminate what they are calling the subsidies for big oil. just get rid of it. it's not about big oil. it is actually a depletion allowance for smaller exploration companies. this isn't about exxon mobile or chevron. it's about the much smaller companies that drill. so, at least the left should get their facts straight. that would be helpful and give them all sorts of

adam: lou dobbs, thank you very much. don't know if lou is on the list for the 8,000, a few lucky people will, sporting fancy expensive eyewear coming days thanks to google. shibani joshi has details about google glass. >> if lou wants some he could get a pair of google glasses. adam, you want some too move over chanel frames. this is something more geeky. people will be able to get their hands on first pairs of google glasses. the tech giant ran a contest not too long ago and asked for 50-word essay for applicants where they were asked to explain how they will use the technology in their own lives. now if you're one of those lucky 8,000 winners, you're being notified today and over the next couple of days. so hold out hope. check your in-box. they will be notified by either by google plus or by twitter. the google glass team didn't say how many applicants were in total but wrote on a google blog post, quote, we could have never imagined such an ensues as tick -- enthusiastic response. there were so many diverse, and somet

we take it up in the "lou dobbs forum." lou: investigators released search warrants in the new town shooting. authorities seized an arsenal of guns, sores, knives from the home of newtown shooter and his mother nancy as well as more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition, books on autism and as burgers and a holiday card containing a check to buy a firearm. joining us now to give us some guidance as we look at what is happening in the realm of mental health and efforts to control violence, a psychotherapist dr. rob ludwig and psychologist dr. jeffrey guard there. thank you both for being here. let's start with the very idea after all of this time since the moment of the newtown massacre, the president is seems to be tearing up. there is still not a discussion about mental health and its relationship to the shooters, all of which we know to have been mentally disturbed. i'm talking about from colorado to newtown connecticut. why in the world are we not. >> some people are trying to bring it up as a discussion. there has to be chang

let's get to lou dobbs. this disturbs me he very much. i think the viewers understand i'm spending a lot of time on this. this is seizure. this is the federal government seizing wages, property, and let me just tell you something. my mother lives out in left town in the same house i grew up in, all right? >> great. >> bill: she has been in that house now for 60 years? okay. if i didn't pay her property tax, they would seize her house. she couldn't pay it, all right? because she doesn't have enough money coming in on social security. if i didn't pay it, they would seize my mother's house because of taxation. and you know what? there is plenty of people in that boat. and now we have more and more and more, and they mask it on the high wage earners. but it effects everybody, does it not? >> sure. absolutely. very quick example is obama care. $700 billion in new taxes kicking in this year that will be spread over 10 years in addition to the $1.3 trillion that is now the new estimate. this is -- these taxes are rolling out on everybody. not ju

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shibani: switching gears and giving lou dobbs a chance of this. if the tiny med trainian island collapses, does it take the entire eurozone with it? i saw you taking notes. i know you want to jump in here, thoughts on what peter said? >> peter, i always enjoy listening to his perspective on the world. he said that cypress, you know, could happen anywhere. he did later acknowledge it waas an extreme example of banking and sovereignty gone wrong. here's the reality. cypress is now learning that it made serious mistakes. it trd to take the eurozone, the european commission, the international monetary fund and the e. cb to the brink. they play ad like fools. that's how they got in this position. they were reminded of that by the russians who rejected the bailout program. they behaved as i said, foolishly, irresponsibly, and they are paying a price for it with no choice now other than go to brussels with hands out, contrite, and say, you know, you will dictate the future of the island. a million people behaving as if they could take 500 million people

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lou dobbs is here next as house republicans stick to their guns on the budget.ori: congressman paul ryan unveiling his balancing act he calls it. a bid to balance the budget in ten years without raising taxes. we'll get lou's take next all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. rify and lock. mmand is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. you are gonna need a wingman. and my cash back keeps the party going. but my airline miles take it worldwide. [ male announcer ] it shouldn't be this hard. with creditcards.com, it's easy to search hundreds of cards and apply online. creditcards.com. i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function s

time now for lou dobbs. lou: i do not think so. yet.e that this administration and the crowded party try to emulate, the more likely that becomes the mind set for not only our political leaders in the federal government out but also the bureaucrats that make it up. this is all of the bank failures over the course of the past decade. not a single depositor. not a single depositor with insured assets have lost money. that is a remarkable track record for the fdic. adam: a lot of people are upset with this idea of taking up to 40% from the bank. when you are a depositor, you are actually a lender to that institution. it is usually the creditors or the lenders that take a hit. why without the wrong? lou: a couple of things. there is a region that russians have enough money in their to basically go up about four times of the recipient economy. particularly, the regulators. they call this hot money in cyprus. what they mean is it is dirty money. that is the reason they are scooping 40% off of it. they want to kill the recipient banking system

it "lou dobbs tonight" changing all of that because the truth is that these folks are spending billionsrsuant their own agendas. they have the money, but the agenda is america's, there's. we told you about three of them in last night's broadcast. the new york mayor michael bloomberg. george soros over here. looking pretty good. facebook ceo, he is supposed to look good. a very young. and we want to just take a look into more. here we have got mr. gates. bill gates. he is pretty impressive. his buddy, the oracle of ormoc, warren buffett. and nice guy. one of the nicest in the world, i would say per billion, perhaps the nicest guy among all of the oligarchs that i know. all of them with their -- they have way too much money and wait to politically dangerous once they start moving all that money around. i cannot sell like the law when they do that. if you notice, bloomberg. i mean, he is not smiling and i don't know why. he is the seventh richest man in the country. i know he is behind these, but he is doing well. bill gates is the richest person in america. he has a net worth of $67 billi

it is time for lou dobbs now. >> i am honored, i like it. melissa: what do you think the key difference is looking at the economy, our debt, what we have spent. >> i think the key difference is an economy that was healthy. moving forward, but what we didn't know, massachusetts but all of those numbers, we're in the midst of the largest housing bubble. a few people warned us as to what would happen, but that was a bubble. if you look at the numbers you just went through, what in the world has this, if not a bubble? looking at unemployment raging high. it is interesting, 4.7% unemployment rate then, the fed wants to get it down to just two points above that and back off the quantitative easing, and declare victory, as he said. it is a peculiar time, but strong earnings on the other end as our friends in the economist always say on the other hand. but this is a difficult peak to expect to persist. lori: is it fair to think mainstream isn't celebrating a milestone because the disconnect we are talking about? >> that is one of the reasons, certai

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lori: what do you think lou dobbs will say?e'll join us on washington's stopgap effort to keep america's a government funded. stocks now, it's back down to the floor of the new york stock exchange and nicole petallides. stocks areeoff the lows of the today but still trending down. that's the sentiment day after the fed, isn't it? >> reporter: right, they are, indeed. we are seeing a stronger dollar, the vixx is to the upside, lori and melissa, and you're seeing a market that has had down arrows all day long. yesterday during the middle of the day we hit all-time record intraday highs on the dow jones industrials, today worries remain about europe, in particular mixed economic news here at home, but the eurozone pmi fell to a four month low. germany's manufacturing sector, well, that unexpectedly contracted, so you do have some pressure on the markets. that being said, we're down about 56 points sitting at 14,454. we do have some winners on the tow that are worth noting. take a look at coca-cola, unitedhealth care, walmart and c

>> thanks for joining us for this special weekend edition of lou dobbs tonight. a pivotal week for same sex marriage, with the supreme court hearing two days of arguments, whether to strike done the defense of marriage act, and, california's ban on gay marriage proposition 8. questions and comments by the justices, signalling they were skeptical about doma, but, less how they feel about prop 8. several justices raising the prospect they could dismiss the case with no ruling at all or address it in a way that would have little to no national impact. we'll have a report by fox news supreme court correspondent shannon bream in moments. we'll talk with a panel including fox news digital politics editor, and chris stirewalt, juan gyms and lis weihl -- williams and lis weihl. >>> cypriot banks announced they are confiscating 40% of bank deposits holding more than 100,000 euros, but that legislation of course could never happen here. or could it? we'll talk with legendary investor and financiers about the economy and, what we can expect next and the white house announci

lori: lou dobbs weighs in on a different record. we will ask lou why we still have a trillion dollar deficit. melissa: american petroleum, jack gerard says -- lori: you may not know the e aerospace by name. look at the airline industry. melissa: let's get to nicole petallides on the new york stock exchange. nicole: we are looking at the dow jones industrials holding off on some very stellar game. we have not seen these highs since 2007. we have now surpassed those highs. the s&p and nasdaq all up over 1%, as well. as far as what we are seeing here, big picture, we are watching sectors here in the united states. i wanted to also take a look at the dow intraday. we have most of the components well into the green. just a few now participating in today's rally. i wanted to take a look also at the vix, the fear index. we have certainly seen it quite volatile over the last couple weeks. today, you can see a serious pullback. we had big games. we pulled through our record. back to you. lori: you said it, we are hanging in there. thank you s

time for lou dobbs. >> it is a terrific piece.t they are pointing out is right to work states are growing. in many cases, they are booming while unionized formally are really under the weight of higher taxes, higher unit labor costs. the result is, if you will, very clear. there would be no question whatsoever about the future. taxes thing. texas, where the business community, small business folks are great. axes are low. the problem is, here is the variable. the federal government is standing by either, ready and willing. they are excited to bail out each of the states. they are public employee unions. the city of detroit. one of the most laughable things i have seen recently was jesse jackson protesting putting out a new financial manager for the city of detroit. it is an every sense of the word a dying city. the federal government will bail them out. in this case, they are too blue to fail. adam: when i lived in ohio, how much of the shift is a part of this? lou: i think that is a terrific question. i think it is a substantial

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. >> stephanie: we end with lou dobbs. [ laughter ] we end with lou dobbs on fox business channel.y, any voice from the department of homeland security, we're watching another purchase of 7,000 ar-15-like rifles. we're watching two billion rounds of ammunition, principally 40 and .9 millimeter. what in the world is going on as the homeland department -- the department of homeland security seems to be arming up and the administration is trying to disarm american citizens. >> oh, come on. >> no. i saw a story about this. it wasn't the homeland security department. it was the marines that put in an order. >> stephanie: the marines are arming themselves? >> what! the marines have guns? the marines have guns! hold me! i'm scared. where is the bright thing? >> hold on, security! >> stephanie: honey, the sun. it's the sun it's the sun. >> oh god lou dobbs is an idiot. oh, my god. [ applause ] >> stephanie: marines are armed. >> they have guns! >> we don't have a basement. >> stephanie: okay. all right. >> our peek into the kilmeade household. >> is alex jones writing for him now? >> steph

lou dobbs, thank you. new questions about the investigation into the deadly terror attack in benghazi, libya after a top republican lawmaker accuses this administration of trying to hide the survivors and scare them into silence. we'll take a look at his explosive charge and at the evidence behind it. no they don't. hey son. have fun tonight. ♪ ♪ back against the wall ♪ ain't nothin to me ♪ ain't nothin to me [ crowd murmurs ] hey! ♪ [ howls ] ♪ to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. >> well, a late winter storm bringing a new round of snow to millions of americans. the midwest already seeing some heavy snow and the northeast wi

lou dobbs is host of "lou dobbs tonight" on the fox business network. they're supposed to be able to disassociate from the union when the law goes into effect in march in michigan and yet, somehow this teachers union found an end-around the law and you can disassociate, but you have to keep paying us $700 a year in dues. >> per year. >> megyn: that's a lot of change. >> it's a lot of money and particularly for a school district in which they're facing a 10% pay cut, thank you very much to the teachers union. they really have very little to pay this union to begin with. but what the union has done with the school district in complicity is sign a separate security agreement, security clause that means that the teachers, irrespective of the fact that michigan on march 28th will be a right to work state, will have to pay union dues for the next decades. >> and right to work means you can join the union or not join the union. >> your choice. >> now they're told you do what you want, we're getting $700 a year because we struck a deal with the school. >> now,

they will get lou dobbs to weigh in on that. dennis: justin timberlake's suit and tie. great album. you have to download it. it is really good. ♪ melissa: and welcome. adam: stocks pulling back after hitting new highs, but get off the sidelines. wells fargo chief equity strategist with his role as call for stocks in moments. melissa: banks are beefing up security, what happens next as the banks get ready to reopen tomorrow. we are live in cyprus. adam: president obama said his health law would lower cost, but a new report is another example of how that is just not the case. we will tell you how much mortal cost you and get lou dobbs take and what he thinks this is all about. coming up. melissa: stocks now as we do every 15 minutes, nicole petallides is standing by. nicole, stocks are down, but off of the lows of the day. nicole: absolutely. we have come off of our lows of the earlier day. improving some. the dollar still remains very strong, the euro hit four-month lows, the dow, nasdaq and the s&p still in the red. the retail index, the bank index, transport all to the

you can e-mail me and tweak us at lou dobbs news. ities considering taking bank deposits and citizens. wall street tells us why investors should be concerned. it was a down day on wall street. we are coming right back. lou: the european union in cyprus today, giving the country until monday to reach a deal to secure bail out. joining us now is the founder of hs investment management. the title of the book suggests that you are not able here. >> you know, i was bullish for 20 years. we track the baby boom generation. they call it the greatest boom in history. now, they have peaked as a generation. and we have a 12 to 14 year downturn. just like we saw in the late 60s and 70s. and in the '30s and 40s when the generation before them occurred. it happens every four years. the fed is fighting it. they don't want the economy to slow down. it is a huge burden on consumers and businesses. we have the battle. lou: part of the fundamentals is a little place called cyprus related to another little place called greece, related to something much b

lou dobbs is the host of lou dobbs tonight. know stan, but sounds like he's made billions of dollars and may be somebody we listen to when it comes to money matters. >> importantly he's one of the very few people who saw what was coming in 2007 and 8. the economic crisis that stripped trillions out of the u.s. economy. so he starts out with a pretty good recommendation for his prophetcizing. >> pretty good. >> impressive that he worked with george soros, but he was responsible for over 30% returns per year puts him in a league effectively by himself. >> megyn: even bernie madoff-- >> and he's not out of some orthodoxy. he's an independent thinker, with fiscal policy and prudent and conservative, but this is a guy judging the world through his own light and they're pretty bright lights and worthy of our paying attention to. >> megyn: the way he talks about, he says i do care about seniors, i'm not against seniors, i'm against current seniors stealing from future seniors, he feels like we right now are robbing our own children. i

lou dobbs on washington permanent band-aid approach to funding the government.ori rothman coming up as "markets now" continues.

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there is no such plan but after that was presented by fact by lou dobbs on cnn a couple of years ago,presented as a real thing to millions and millions of americans. there is a theory pushed by the john burks society that a un plan called agenda 21 is really a secret plot to strip away american's property rights and impose marxism on this country. in january 2012 the republican national committee adopted opposition to the quote insidious plan agenda 21 as part of their platform. and the bottom line reality is agenda 21 has no enforceable obligations whatsoever. it forces no one to do anything and yet it is being portrayed in the main stream as this terrible plan to impose socialism on our country. >> michael: it's sort of a back channel influence that these groups have. when you follow these groups as you monitor these groups for example the one in mexico what does the center do other than just keep abreast of what these groups do? do they get involved in trying to stop them? or change their minds? >> we say openly that our purpose is to weaken, to marginalize, and if possible to dest

. >> good evening, everyone, i am lori rothman in for lou dobbs today. fi days and five records for the dow jones industrial average, a feat not seen since early may back in 2007, six years ago. posting all-time record high, s&p pushes within nine points of setting one of its own records. the market up for seven straight days now gaining $525 billion in value during that win streak. by the way hitting a new time two all-time high today. the dow closed up 50 points, a new all-time high. the s&p up five points, s&p 500 now within nine points of its all-time closing high. the nasdaq rose eight and a half points, 3 billion shares traded hands today on the big board. let's go straight to arthur laffer. serving as an economic policy advisor to the reagan administration. wonderful to have you joining us off the top. it seems we are racking up cord again, a parade of analysts tripping over themselves, warning of massive pullbacks. perhaps run for the exit, we have seen all of the games we will see in this cycle. how long are the legs of this rall if you will? >>

history will determine, thank you, the a-team, that is "lou dobbs tonight," coming up tomorrow, greggua wall thank you for joining us, good night to you. neil: i have been to ground zero, let me be first to report the housing recovery is real if washington stays out of the way. welcome i am neil cavuto, just back from florida. i saw it for myself, home of the meltdown is looking up, florida, is looking sunny again. or sunnier. i spin better part of last couple days seeing what a heard of realtors i respect and i trust reporting, they are no longer freefalling, there is a different, for florida, and the country, that given could be profound. prices are up across state. particularly miami, palm beach arena. now, let me be clear. double digit percentage jumps. some are depressed levels is not what i would call a boom, and once hot properties are still well off 2006 highs, by any layman's definition, constitutes something closer to a bust, true, but all changing, and fast. you know what i discovered, the realtors biggest worries going into the housing market spring and summer buying season,

lou dobbs is host of "lou dobbs tonight" on the fox business network. in the end, lou, you and i have been talking about this for a week now. settled on-- >> confiscated. >> megyn: the rich are going to get it. the people are happy, but the rich, over, are screwed. >> and particularly the russians in those banks, two primary banks that are in immense trouble, one has failed in fact. thousands of jobs are being lost and the people in cyprus, no matter what anybody tells you, apologies to all of them, and the people in cyprus are not very happy because they realize they've been playing the fool throughout this entire episode. their parliament actually had the audacity to tell the european union to step aside with your insistence on austerity and we'll turn to our good friends, the russians. by the way, they were rejected and rebuffed by the russians, because this money that's sitting in their banks, you know, arguably four times the size of cyprus' economy, was not the money as they used the expression, it was dirty money and they're saying paying the pri

fox business network's lou dobbs, host of lou dobbs tonight and this is something that mitt romney challengedn in the debates suggesting there's a difference between private exploration and federal land exploration. first, why does that matter? and what do the stats show us? >> a couple of ways in which it does matter. it demonstrates clearly why having a mainstream media that is behaving as lap dogs rather than independent chroniclers and applying critical judgment can alter the outcomes in elections, this is what happens because this is a misrepresentation of a huge order on the part of the administration. now, is this president touting all of the above, energy as his position on energy. >> megyn: that he favors all of the above. >> he doesn't. tactful as a matter of fact we've seen production on shore, off shore, gas or oil declined by 40 to 50% during the the course of his administration. i repeat declined by 40 to 50%. looking at permits, looking at production from federal lands on shore and off shore again. >> megyn: they can make it a lot harder for you and slow you way down. >> and th