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lou: jedediah, thanks very much. kennedy, have a great joe. joe, thanks for being with us. you have a great show tonight, lou. >> thanks, lou. lou: joe trippi. york times" idea political humor. what backlash against this cartoon. they publishedhis cartoon yesterday in which they suggest new yorkers deal with this icicle surplusy using them to stab global warming deniers. cute, huh? al gore, taking things to new extremes, imagine that. warning that if we don't act to fight global warming, the dust bowl will be coming right back to kansas. up next, president oba pushing a minimum wage increase despite the cbo report saying that it could eliminate up to half a million jobs. economist thur laffer is our best here next. lou: chairman of the house ways and means committee, congressman da cam threatened to spoena the internal revenue service for emails from low which is learner, the official ahead of the agency's conservative group targeting scandal. he has requested learner's e-mails from 2009 onward. louisiana governor bobby jindal slamming t presidenn's plan to raise the minimum wage after the president met with the national governor's associati

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lou: congressm thank you. >> thank you, lou. lou: new report on the nightmare launch of healthcare.gov, such a disaster that president obama considered shuts it down two weeks after it bebegan. and -- began and perhaps starting from scratch was the plan, a new keys irpoll, 56 pe r poll. senate leader harry reid, called out by republicans, andact checkers for h claim about obamacare. >> despite all that goodews there is horror stories told, all of them are untrue, but they are told. all over america. lou: those comments a few hours later, sort of back peddled by th sene majority leader, this isarry reidort of walking it back. >> i can't say that everyone of he koch brother ads are ally, i will say -- a lie, but a vast majority of them are lou: according to whington post, the senate manly leader earn just two pinnochios in that misrepresentation, we're trying to fig out what happened to other two and why, president obama found another way to use his pen andnd phone. at the white house, mr. obama launched a new initiative, dubbed, my brother's keeper to encourage companies to create opportunity for young minory it n, at risk boys were there, in which president said he sees himself in them. >> i didn't have a dad in the house. and was angry about it en though i didn't realize it the time. i made bad choices. i gotigh. without alwayshinking about the harm it could do. did not always take school, i made excuses. lou: black unemployment is 12.1%, down slightly from 12.7% when president firs

lou: and the earnings numbers that efficiency still in place, let's get don' >> let's hope. lou: troy thank you. >> thank you lou. lou next best one-on-one match up on super bowl sunday between president oba, and bill oh oracle riley, the a -- o'reilly, the a-team takes up e president's handling of the ball. with me next. lou: joining us now the a-team, columnist author jedediah bila great to see you, and judidic ight miller. juddic miller let's start with the ukraine, crane this administration fas latinting vascillating on policy, from one extreme to next, latest preferred position for this country i believe, your thoughts about what this administration is doing? >> well, it is winging it. this is what they are doing, they discover we have a crises in ukraine. that is partly result of the administration's own lack of interest in the ukraine or raine. when it mattered which is when they nade weather decision between joining the eu . or joining russia und he heavy russia pressure, where were we? we didn't even know where it was on the map. lou: i tell you judey miller was there reporting on ukraine. and precisely this

lou: and the earnings numbers that efficiency still in place, let's get don't line. >> let's hope. lou: troy thank you. >> thank you lou. lou one-on-one match up on super bowl sunday between president obama, and bill oh oracle riley, the a -- o'reilly, the a-team takes up the president's handling of the ball. with me next. what does everything mean to you? with the quicksilver cash back card from capital one, it means unlimited 1.5% cash back on evething you u purchase, every day. it doesn't mean, "everything.. as long as you buy it at theas station." it doesn't mean, "everything... unl you hit your cash back limit." it means earn 1.5% cash back on every purchase, every place every occasion, all over creation. that's what everything should mean. so consider... what's in your wallet? that's what everything should mean. time to take care of business with century link's global broadband network and cloud infrastructure. we constantly evolve to meet your needs every day of the week. lou: joining us now the a-team, columnist author jedediah bila great to see you, and judidic ight miller. juddic miller let's start with the ukrain

lou: all right. dr. as always, we thank you as always for getting us through all this. >> i'm holding your hand, lou. lou: we appreciate it of the especially appreciate it. although absolutely i'm a very gravid. i don't need that hand-holding. but thanks for holding it anyway. >> good to see you. lourc siegel. a local news affiliate in new york obtaining video of new mayor bill de blasio official vehicle. there it is. blowing through two stop signs, driving over the speed limit. i'm sorry. i love this new mayor. and changing lanes without signaling. that is, dangerous, and illegal behavior coming just two days after our favorite new mayor, outlined his plans to make new york city streets safer! safer i said. you know, this mayor, is controversial certainly. but i just want to say to bill de blasio, thanks for being mayor of new york city. >>> up next the latest addition to fox business network joins us maria bartiromo joins us on the direction of the markkts. her brand new show, "opening bell", right here at fox business. stay with us. there's this kid. coach calls her a team player. she's kind of special. she makes e whole team better. he's the kind of player that puts the puck, horsehide, bullet. right where it needs to be. coach calls it logistics. he's a great sser. dependable

lou: we'll carry your water for you, beckel, we would be glad to have you on. >> he is a good guy,ust disillusions. lou: that is the case with the left. >> they mean well. lou: andrea thank you. a minnesota businessman claims viory in battle between the nsa and departmentf homeland securit the federal agencies took issue his parody proam-shirts and mugs that made fun of them ich featured satire call slogans like n, peeping while you are sleeping, and spying you on since 1952. also, nsa the only part of government that actually listens, lovehat one. department of homeland security stupid tie, that is not -- department of homeland stupidity, daniel mccall, sued last fall, andust settled out of court with agency in search of a sense of him or. will e wit us here, this week to tell his story. up next, volkswagen top labor leader, issuing threats in chalk talk. i show you why the days of corporate and lake ar ultimatums -- labor ultimatums y be coming to an end. stay with us. in the new new york, we don't back down. we only know one direction: up so we're up early. up late. inking up game-changing ideas, like this: dozens of tax free zon across new york state. move here. expand he. or start a new business here... and pay no taxes for 10 years. with new jobs, new opportunities and a new tax free plan. there's up.y one way for your business to go. find out if your biness can qualify at start-upny.com louat a billionaires,nd bor leaders have in common? they both belve they should be able to buy boa and tell the -- votes and tell the rest of us what to d we talked about venture capitalist tom perkins before, he said that rich get more slo votes because they are rich. >> 54 kingperkins system is you don't get t vote, but what i think is, should be like a corporation, you pay a million dollars in taxes you should get a million votes. lou: exciting idea. and there is billionaire retired hedge function inves fund investor tom steyer, he is a rrows wanna-be. he is planning to spend as much as $100 million to boost democrats to make global warming a priority. nnw there is this fella. he is burne osterloh, he is mad about that uaw losing election in tennessee, now he is threatening plan workers, businesses and companies saying if they don't unionize in tennessee it will affect volkswagen present in the south, he is so fulf himself and vokes vehicle he thinks his blterring become a 53% employee

lou: thank you, general. >> good talking to you lou. lou: president obama, showed up. ty handed to the three amigos meeting in mexico, summit. the keystone pipeline still under review, immigration reform is going nowhere. senate maaority leader harry reid does not top fast track legislation to make it easier for mr. obama to negotiate trade deal, president signed an executive order, another fiat, intended to speed up small businesses gaining approval for more imports and experts, but overall not much of a day in terms of achievement. a mystery tonight onboard ship made famous by oscar nominated movie, captain phillips. police say two american security guards, both of them former u.s. navy seals, were found dead aboard the maresk alabama whill aboard seychelles. >> a new government accountability officer republic said that department of homeland security has a contract to buy up to another 7004 million rounds of am nation over the next 4 years, that is 2500 rounds per year, for all 70,000 dhsofficers, a cost of almost 300 million dollars. stay with us. much more ahead, we're coming right back. >> isn't it great when we'll get along? the three amigos meeting in mexico, senate democrats meeting with a billionaire ben faster in straans. faste san francisco, and the 5 cohost with me next. lou: not much happening on wall street today, stocks finishing near session lows, dow down 90, s&p lost 12, nazdaq down 35, housing starts down 16% in january because of our cold winter weather, natural gas prices also affected by cold. climbing to 6.14 that is highest price level in 5 years, general motors to build aluminum trucks beginning in 2018, joining ford whose truck is out later this year. a standoff between netflix, and broadband providers reportedly slowing streaming, the fcc said it is preparing new rules to prevent internet providers from charging fees to reach consumers at higher speeds, despite a rules last month that permitted it. >> angelus oaks top labor -- volkswagen top labor representative in german, threatening to allow any expansion. >> i have never seen such hutzpah on the part of a guy sitting in germany telling americans what they have to do. this is going to have reacted? >> i think so. and why does he feel imboldenned? president obama made it about the german s

lou. lou: we appreciate it of the especially appreciate it. although absolutel i'm a very grid. i don't need that hand-holding. but thanks forolding it anyway. >> good to see you. lou: marc siegel. a local news affiliate in new york obtaini video of new mayor bill de blasio official vehicle. there it is. blowing through two stop signs, driving over the speed limit. i'm sorry. i love this new mayor. and changing lanes without signaling. that is, dangerous, and illegal behavior coming just two days after our favorite new mayor, outlined his plans to make new york city streets safer! safer i said. you know, this may, is controversial certainly. but i just want to say to bille blasio, thanks for being yor of new yk city. >>> up next the latest addition to fox business network joins us maria bartiromo joi un the direction ofhe markkts. her brand new show, "opening bell", right here at fox business. stay with us. [ female announcer ] 's time for the annual shareholders meeting. ♪ there'll be the usual presentations on research. and development. some new members of the team will be introduced. the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charg ♪ loul street today, stocks edged lower. the dow down 30 points. s&p lo three. nasdaq down four points. the dow, s&p, well they snapped a two-week win streak all in one day. the nasq posting gains however, for a third straight week. crude oil down 55 cents, settling at $102 a barrel. gold, by golly, it is moving, up nearlydollars, closing above 1323 an ounce. the yield on the 10-year down to 2.73%. 10-year is holding doggo steady. fannie mae, wow, paying more an $7 billion to the treasury mex month putting taxpayers into the black on the 2008 housing bailout. amon in talks with traditional, well, brick-and-mortar retailers such as j. crew is feature products on amazon.com. listen to my financial reports three times a day on salem radio network for all latest business developments. >>> uniteduto workers appealing last week's election at the tennessee auto plant. works --ers rejected that unionization. they claim ierference by politician. that is not fair, is it it. a brand new show launching

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lou: i said john kerry was confounding, not a fool but just confounded to what in the world? i am trying to assess what she trying to achieve. we thank you both. >> thank you, lou. lou: monica crowley, mike add goodwin. >> the obama administration may be changing positive policy on syria quickly, peace talks remain deadlocked. two weeks ago spokeswoman said this. >> we have never taken the option as it relates to syria off the table. but what we're pursuing now is the diplomatic path on removal of chemical weapons and geneva conference process. lou: during they surprise visit in tunisia today, secretary of state kerry said this. >> let me emphasis, there is no military solution. we all agree on that, you have to continue to pursue a littl political path if you are going to find a way to solve the problem. tough as it is. lou: see what i mean, about confounding? desm >> a secret means reportedly took place, in washington it discus how to ship more arms to syrian opposition. >> the united states still trying to resume talks with the taliban to negotiate the release of army sergeant bo bergdahl. only american solder in captivity according to u.s. official say swap would launch derg dol bergdahl for 5 tal bega5 taliban members in guantanamo bay. >> now you are looking at ukraine. 18 people killed as protesters clashed with riot police. on edge of kiev independent square. and u.s. officials say that last year's iranian hack of a u.s. navy computer network, was more extensive than believed. hackers stuck around during the months of se

lou: all right, well, thank you ed. >> my pleasure. lou: great, always get your perspective on everything. >> thank you very much. lou: thank you. government reporting hat volunteerism has dropped to lowest level in a decade,25 percent of americans, spent time volunteering. that is nearly 63 million of us. we have news organizations running around decrying the decline in voluntary implement by the way. that is pretty good, isn't it? stand up america. up next. liberal "new york times" @%plauding president bush. and his policies on ukraine. and questioning president obama's. col an ralph peters our next guest. lourmation of unity government in ukraine has been delayed until thursday, country trying to put together 35 billion of financial aid to avoid default, dramatic images of riot police, falling to their knees asking for forgiveness for their colleagues who put and shot, beat, and shot and killed antigovernment protesters, former president yanukovich wanted for murder is still missing, ralph peters, good to have you here. let's start with first of all, the administration, "new york times", criticizing the administration saying, if w we have this full screen, i would like to put it up. george w. bush was inspired by orange revolution of 2004, weeks later vowed to promote democracy, president obama approached revolution of 2014 with a more clinical detac detachment aimed at avoiding instability. about has close "new york times" come to a condemn nation of this administration's policies. >> this is damning, difference is, straight forward. george w. bush believed in the democracy. obama is unco

lou: i support that entirely and they have been the first one to support the judiciary committee planned. >> 100 percent? lou: why do we have borders then? back went into recessions realistic. lou: then we will all be disappointed. >> that is your way to kill it. louyour way to kill if it is to insist foldboats to demand citizensh forhose who are here illegally. if you say rhetorical nonsense like that prayer to be bounceback. >> we have the strong guest enforcement mechanism you would like when it to pursue divorcement. lou: i blood like honesty. it bring 6.5 million people per year. >> it is simple. if you get the phd as a degree youou don't get the greenard. do you agree? do you agree? i told you what is wrong. >> will you se them all ck? lou: have you ever heard me? i have spent talking about that. >>hat woul you do? lou: what have i said? had never called for the deportation of a single person. of would like to continue now with the broadcast that we would like to nstruct for our audience a interred to tom donahue is the the id heaps of this country -- the elite, the 1% to run the country as if they are threatened during the jewish during theerun up at world war two. >> it is not the ideal formulationut i do have the degree of sympathy becaus

lou: i support that entirely and they have been the first one to support the judiciary committee planned. >> 100 percent? lou: why do we have borders then? back went into recession is realistic. lou: then we will all be disappointed. >> that is your way to kill it. lou >> your way to kill if it is to insist foldboats to demand citizenship for those who are here illegally. if you say rhetorical nonsense like that prayer to be bounceback. >> we have the strong guest enforcement mechanism you would like when it to pursue divorcement. lou: i blood like honesty. it bring 6.5 million people per year. >> it is simple. if you get the phd as a degree you don't get the green card. do you agree? do you agree? i told you what is wrong. >> will you sent them all back? lou: have you ever heard me? i have spent talking about that. >> what would you do? lou: what have i said? had never called for the deportation of a single person. of would like to continue now with the broadcast that we would like to construct for our audience a interred to tom donahue is the the id heaps of this country -- the elite, the 1% to run the country as if they are threatened during the jewish during theerun up at world war two. >> it is not the ideal formulation but i do have the degree

lou: thigh got a fan in you david. -- they got a fan in you david. >> thank you lou. lou: david battla. >> "orts illustrated" marking 50th anniversary of its iconic swimsuit edition, with a companion web site launch today, we're investigating what it has to to with sports, but we'll let you know as soon as weind out it has a lot to do with money, more than a bilon dollars sociatedith this one issue. as i sa, we're still trying to figure out how it works. >> up nex my commentary of how soaring costs of higher education are so bad they influenceegatively our housing market be. we tie it together, we'll also have your thoughts and comments ahead. listen to my financial report three times a day on sal salem radio network coast-to-coast. stay with us, we're coming rht louricans can be real hoots, sometimes we me and are through a mental thicket before we can see what should below obvious, a number of us have gotten excited about a fall off in firstime homebuyers. and down turn in formation of new households, then we discover that rising studentoan debt has become so large, such a burden on backs of our college students and their families, that is one of major factors in preventing many of first time buyers from buying homes. now we're awakening to latest. least reported on inflation bubblesn our economy, middle class parents nd their kids ot theills, helped out by our federal government, and state kick in. so just how much debt are we talking about? how much debt can a bunch of college kids run-up? turns out it is a massive amount. 7 in 10 graduates leave college owing on studen loan, each walk out saddled with $30 tow30,000 a piece in debt, school loans total $1.2 trillion worth of debt. as of lt year, student loans are biggest category of consumer de

lou here. lou, how are you? good to see you. tiffany is here. lou is here. come on over. we got dominic chu over there. he's talking about stock pickers' stocks. he is going to name names. what stocks you got for us? >> let's talk about this. i love the tour of the newsroom but we will give you a tour of the sectors and industries that are having real discrepancies in terms of the stocks that are outperforming and underperforming. it means that right now, stocks don't have to trade up or down together like they did back in the financial crisis. here's one industry you will love this. the machinery industry, the business. if i told you there was two stocks, one up 6% year to date and one down 6% year to date, and then i told you the one that's up 6%, interestingly enough in terms -- is headquartered in peoria, illinois. this one here is headquartered in moline, illinois. check this out. another clue for you. this one here, biggest name in construction -- >> caterpillar versus deere. >> yes. two similar companies. >> i didn't have to phone a friend on that. >> these two companies, similar but going in op

lou: you've done not for five years. the administration has no proposal. lou: i have as much hesitation with the use of the word reform. lou: let me talk about the debate and the discussion. does the republican party really want to eliminate deductibility on mortgage interest to illuminate this on state and local income taxes which will affect all folks out there paying tax is common not just higher income earnings? and this is a time that we need to be cutting. >> you can't have a proposal and i do think it is. i believe you believe that. but we have to have this discussion. loui appreciate your issue, but it's part of this and if you persist in this, you're going to blow a good opportunity come november. that is just one journalist's opinion. >> this is an important debate. i think that there are lots of issues that are important. let's start wwth the debt. let's start with the incredible deficit and the size of government. >> we have a tax problem and a spending problem. and it basically came to a grounding all. lou: what are you going to do about lois lerner? dirty have the attorney general in contempt. what are you going to do a former senior irs official? he's basically told you guys to buzz off. i have a bill, hr 1950 that criminalizes this action. lou: retroactively? >> the question is what are you going to do about lois lerner who has told you guys to buzz off. >> we are going to make certain that there are two aspects of the story are told. hold people accountable and find out who did this. and you move forward with the legislation that holds people

lou manfredini. >> hello, lou. give us some lou love. >> yes, ma'am. >> first question comes from deb waddle. she has bigger holes in her wall than a patch kit will fix. what should she do. >> step sideways for a second. this looks like a piece of dice. they have magnetic patch kits you can get. if you don't have one of those, this is a keyhole saw. we cut this out already so i can show you. you'll cut a big square. whatever size the hole is, you'll cut that out. and you take this drywall out. >> throw it out. >> throw it out. >> no good for anything. >> i put this here, this is a board that you're going to put in -- behind that hole and screw through the drywall to hold the board. we'll take one of these real quick, and i'll show you how you do this. fit it through the hole. this is a little piece of one by four, a little larger. i'm holding is in place and with that -- >> i love to watch that. >> you put a few more screws in there. and then i've already cut a piece, you're going to fit inside there, see if this works, okay? and it fit inside there like that. >> not exactly, but good enough for hoda. >> okay, hold that. hold that. >> that looks fine with nothing. >> put a painting over it. >> there we go. now because i put that board there -- >> you can attach it to the board. >> that's what i was going to say. >> look what do you do with this empty gap. >> you tape it, put the mud around it f, finish it, paint i you're done. >> up next, ashley wants to know an easy way to fix nail pops. >> hand me the screw again again. >> what? >> right behind you is a nail pop. >> what is a nail pop. >> a nail pop is when the nail in the drywall comes out and makes a hole in the drywall. take drywall screws on either side where the nail is, and go ahead and screw that in, push the drywall in. see the nail, if we show slowly, that nail now is sticking up. put your finger on there. >> i'll put my finger on there. you put your finger there. >> you do it, lou- then you take some spackle over all three holes, because the screws are there, won't pop again. you touch up the paint and it is done. >> ful lot of trouble. >> jane said the place i moved into has a dishwasher that leaves more junk on my dishes after it is done washing. we put all our dishes in practically clean and they come out dirtier. >> use a nice cleaner, bunch of different brands out there, this one works pretty well. clean. this is what you clean all around the gasket where the door is, get rid of the junk. this is a product called dishwasher magic. this is a unique cleaner. right in the center there is a little wax plug. you turn your dishwasher on to sanitize. you put this in upside down, like a glass. >> okay. >> when it gets really hot, this melts and this cleaner, during the wash cycle, runs through your system to get rid of all of the built up gunk. >> do it empty. >> empty. and you do this every month. if you have a really bad water this works great to really make you

lou hamer. one of my favorite parts or quotes from fannie lou hamer is, captures the dynamic that you're talking about; that is, the political violence on one hand and self-defense on the other. so fannie lou hamer in response to people who were questioning her about the beatings and abuse and, you know, she just had a horrible early life. she says, baby, you just gotta love 'em. and what she's talking about is sort of a scriptural response to her enemies. and it's exactly what you would think of in terms of the nonviolent movement. she goes on to say hating just makes you weak and sick. and then someone asks her the second question; that is, well, how did you survive so many years of abuse and so forth? and without missing a beat, she says i'll tell you why, i keep a shotgun in every corner of my bedroom, and the first one of these folks who wants to throw some dynamite on my porch won't write his mama again or something like that. [laughter] and it just captures in a way that you see occurring over and over and over again the dynamic that we're talking about. and fannie lou hamer is one, i've mentioned just a few of the women, but the book really, as i said, just spills over with women who are just as engaged in this tradition as the men. and it seems to metareally it is -- me it really is an illustration of the pragmatism that undergirds the tradition. if the threat arises, it's not a question of waiting for your husband or whose role it is to pick up the gun and engage in an act of self-defense. if you are by yourself and the threat comes, then you're going to respond in a way that is consistent with what principle would dictate, regard rest of whether -- regardless of whether you're a man or a woman. and it's an interesting reflection of sort of this long dynamic between black men and black women, particularly in the south. there's a degree of equality here in terms of the way -- >> yeah. i thought the story of stagecoach mary was fascinating. if you can tell us a little bit about mary. >> guest: sure. so also called stagecoach mary, at one point or a