forced deflation it's not reacting to in deflation this is the primary objection i have with this lunatic crackpots tweet is that she believes that the central bank is somehow reacting to deflation no no the central bank is causing d. flays shin in the capital accounts of those who are supplying this economy which is supposed to be free market capitalism with capital you can't have capitalism without capital so why is the central bank stealing the capital from people who have it that could supply what's needed to grow the economy why because they're like still part of the full pot pot you are our sister lunatics just go back to the beginning my show played again drops a massive blade a third time smoke a joint played a fourth time you must embrace what's happening here. well again she had said that it is more flexible so better stability a better sort of value and fair allocation all around and that these banks it was the banks who were responsible for blocking the process of redistributing all of this quantitative easing abuse this knucklehead of what the role of the banks are in this eq

kim a lunatic? or is his strategy to appear to be a lunatic isn't judicial informed sources insist that the latest hysteria will not scare us into providing more aid to them as we have in the past. no more mr. nice gay -- mr. nice guy, they say. the kingdom will test the trip wire. one wonders what the survivors of the peblo are thinking. it's 1968 again and america is humbled. >> jamie: some politically charged weeks ahead. there is gun control, immigration reform. oh, yes, the budget, too. all of this taking center stage. can lawmakers turn the month-long stalemate interest a season of compromise? our panel looks at that and the likely winners and losers, next. it this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. what that's great. it won't take lon

we had a great evening except for the lunatics.e a speech for 30 to 35 minutes and took questions for close to an hour. kids stood in line and said i disagree with everything you stand for and what you believe but thanks for coming to campus and here is my question. that is fine. but it is interesting to me. there is a segment of the left very ultraliberal people who liberalism claims to be a tolerant sort of equality oriented group of people. these people are not tolerant. they don't worry about other people's rights. you know, when the police started taking people out of the auditorium at u-mass they began -- the rest of the people began to applaud and i couldn't have been treated nicer. the security people were great. the chancellor of the universitied a months of privatuniversitj admonished thd to please stop. they were not students and if they were they were in remedial class because it is pathetic to have is to read the heckle off of a piece of paper and they were trying to do it in unison. >> greg: even while you were talkin

it's just the lunatics that are put behind those guns.eople that have access to these guns and do these horrific acts. it sickens me. i think that people need to take a closer look to how easy it is to purchase a gun. >> your husband worked for ibm but he was delivering pizzas on the side to make some extra money to take you and the kids on vacation. you had just been to disneyland. he sounds a great guy. tell me about him. >> he was the light of my life. he was an amazing husband. the most wonderful father. he was funny. he was kind. he saw the good in everybody. he never had a bad word to say about anybody. he just thought everybody had a good side. he didn't see the bad in anything. he was a good man. >> yes, he was. >> he was a very good man. >> yes, he was. >> have you been able to talk properly to your daughters about what's happened? have you been able to explain it at all? >> i haven't went into detail. i think my kids pretty much know with just the silence and seeing mommy upset and crying and not knowing where daddy is. i've exp

." -- lunatic." we also want to remind everyone here in the room that copies of the book are on sale in the lobby, and our guests will be here to autograph them. >> anyone have a pen? >> we appreciate your allowing them to make their way to the lobby as quickly as possible. this meeting of the commonwealth club of california is adjourned. [applause] >> started in 1990. the citizens of the marina district came to the fire department and asked for a program to survive for 3 days. there is a 70 percent chance we will have a 6.5 earthquake. 71 large fires. 40 major rescue operations. [inaudible]. rescue operations there were 34 structure fires we need 275 engines to handle this. we have 41. you will be on your own and we should be prepared. we will go over the merge training program. part of the training program is helping you make the decisions that will save lives. in this situation this person carrying a pail of water to put out the fire will not put out the fire. how many people have used a fire exti

this is the last part of masculinity and heroes and so forth and there will always be people on the lunaticringe in my opinion it will not be comfortable with this, but they are few and far between these days. to go it has not stopped presidents past and present it -- present from supporting him. >> we view that as another example of the progress that has been made and evolution that has been taking place in this country. >> collins coming out could be a sign of things to come. see ay soon we will number of other pro athletes come out. >> ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa, oh ♪ ♪ if i was a wizard of finance speculating every day on wall street my dividends would be so tremendous, baby even dow jones would find it hard to believe

this is a car that he has stolen and is driving it like it's absolute lunatic. wondering why there are two angles of this incident? because russian website reports the man stole this police car. that's a police car he's racing through the streets. this does not end well. >> oh, my lord. he goes into a drug addled fit. raging around inside the car. he hits three other vehicles, the air bag pops, he gets thrown. but jumps out of the car. now you may think he didn't get injured that bad. as he's trying to escape, he gets hit by another car. >> if you ever want a video for kids to not do drugs, that's the video. >> the guy survived the incident, but he's in intensive care. >>> it's a car crash turned inferno with passengers trapped inside. >> look at that fire. it's coming back, coming back. >> how officers rushed into the >>> and got a duty to do, but want to keep it a secret? >> some people will frequently turn on the shower to mask the sounds of taking care of business. >> there's an app for that. and we're putting it to the test. >>> this dash cam video comes fr

i make one innocent comment about some lunatic in pennsylvania and i'm cut off. this woman is insane. what's with you? what? you were too close. i was all scrunched in. hey, you scrunched me. i sat down here first. [door opens] hey. i saw dimaggio in the doughnut shop again. uh-huh. yeah. joe dimaggio? this time i sat down across from him, and i really watched him. i studied his every move. for example, he dunks. joe dimaggio dunks his doughnuts? that's right. now i know it's not him. joe dimaggio could not be a dunker. oh, he's a dunker. why couldn't he be a dunker? and nothing diverts his attention. like i'm sitting in there, you know and i start banging on the table so that he'll look up. i'm sitting there, and i-- he wouldn't move. then i started doing these yelping noises like, yow! yow! uh-uh. no reaction because the guy is so focused, you see he can just block out anything that's going on around him. see, that's how he played baseball. he dunks like he hits. so then what? then the waitress, she comes up and tells me to shut up. why didn't you just call out

. >> given that, well -- will there be a "lunatics 2"? >> absolutely not. yes, i do not even care if we have a book. it is like going on tour with alan zweibel. very entertaining. like watching him try to find the gate at the airport. >> you make it seem like i am the rain man. >> he would be able to find the gates at the airport. [laughter] you see the parents with the thing that connects their wrists to the children. that is what i need with him. >> alan on book tour, you have to go to many different cities and make connections. you pack a small carry-on suitcase. when we met for the book tour in new york, alan had a suitcase that had wheels. it would not go in the overhead. the question was, with the plane take off? he had a garment bag. i said, what did you bring? he said that he brought, -- >> amongst other things, i brought two bathing suits. >> he brought two bathing suits. a book tour. you get a schedule. you go on all these interviews. you'll do this, whatever. what is never said it is 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., swimming. [laughter] >> i brought a bla

this book "lunatics," how did you decide to write this book together? >> we were both -- we met in washington, d.c., when a steve martin -- in 2005 or to adults and six, he won the mark twain award -- it thousand five or 2006. there was a big show. i was one of the presenters. alan was a waiter. no. [laughter] no, alan was a writer. >> i helped larry david wright his speech. >> when we were far away from larry david, he says he wrote his speech. anyway, we like each other. we became friends and saw each other off and on over the next few years at conferences and stuff like that. alan kept saying -- >> we should do something together. >> i did not know what he meant. [laughter] he was very vague. he is kind of in the film-tv world, and people always say they want to do something. i said, ok, let's do something together. but i do not think we would. then he had this idea. >> his daughter played soccer. she was 11 years old. i had three children, all of whom spate -- played sports, little league, whatever. but he was 1,600 miles away from me. i was in new

(chuckles) i'm not a lunatic. marshall: hey, mom? sure it was hot pocket o'clock, like, ten minutes ago. lily. lily. (video game sound effects) what are you doing here? i wanted to surprise you. oh, my gosh. that's so sweet. i'm so glad you're here. hey, um, before i forget, mom, did you remember to get more double-a batteries? oh, they're upstairs sweetie. right next to your washed and folded clothes. oh, great, okay. i don't want my game boy to crap out. i'm having the sickest dr. mario run of my life. okay. i'll be right back. i love you, lily. okay. you're the best, mom. aw... anything for my baby bear. get him out of my house. amy: excuse me, do you have all the popular smart phones? blue shirt: we do. amy: at&t? blue shirt: yes. amy: t mobile? blue shirt: sure. amy: sprint? blue shirt: mhmm. amy: verizon? blue shirt: got

it's time you have to be aware of let me just toss one thing and go to you because a lot of these lunatics are that are going ok the fact the matter is a lot of this there's a there's a huge sort of subculture in the gun owning community of making your own ammunition and this is a hobby this is a business it's something that's becoming a bigger bigger part of gun owners lives because it is so expensive now and so what the n.r.a. was trying to do is they're sort of trying to keep that sort of registry or tracking of people who make their own ammunition you know that's nonsense so i know it's i just said it but i still really say no it's. probably because you had an n.r.a. document at the back of the matter is that a radius of bob as a terrorist so that if i want to if i want to if i want to load my own shells long load my own ammunition and i buy gunpowder from a company whether it's over the internet or whether it's the gun shop down the chute down the street it will have a tag and associated with it which will identify it i don't see it i don't know it it doesn't cause any problems for me

>> yeah, the ku klux klan we try to paint them as marginal lunatic fringe, but they were actually consideredericans. was also a neo-nazi organization, and they were considered nut cases, and there was conflict between them and the ku klux klan. they were more anti-seminettic than latest even those their rhetoric was quite similar. the klansmen were aware that they weren't one of them. a lot of the neo-nazis came from backgrounds of privilege, and on some levels the klansmen were wondering why they were hanging out with them. >> michael: all right. diane, you talk about fred troublesworth. i recommend to anybody who wants to know more about this important part of american his, that they read this book "carry me home." thanks so much for being in "the war room." up next from the birmingham of 50 years ago, to the birmingham of today, a new fight and a new set of leaders. ♪ >> michael: last week the supreme court considered a pair of laws preventing same-sex marriage. some believe marriage' quality is just over the horizon. the latest abc "washington post" poll show 58% of americans support leg

you might look like a lunatic if you have a bunch of dogs named after awards.g to think about. i have a dog named pie eating contest. we call him pie. so one of your first professional jobs was singing on a disney cruise. is that a terrible job? >> after so long it can get crazy because it's the same thing over and over and over. >> jimmy: after like one or two days? >> no, i mean -- i was on the ship for six months. i did the circumstance of life song. i was there for six months. i was like this is the most exciting thing and after a while we have to sing stop again? are you serious? >> jimmy: and it seems like the same people come on the ship and off the ship. >> it's the same thing over and over again. i got excited to go to wal-mart when i got off the ship. i couldn't sleep the night before. >> jimmy: and you sang one song? >> circle of life and disney dreams. at the time i didn't know elton john wrote the song. i didn't get a dog and name it circle of life. but i did american idol and elton john is there and he wrote the song and i'm singing with him at th

. >> some young lunatic who wants to make a name of yourself. the controlled explosion of the house they used to inhabit. is that for sure an indication that they found explosives there or is that being precautionary? >> i think you have got to be very -- you can't jump to conclusions. this may be nothing more than two knuckle heads who became disillusioned with the world. that is the 800 pound elephant in the room. you have to look at that. with respect to the controlled explosions, i would suspect they found something in the houses and they're methodically going to eliminate that threat. >> can you tell us when you were vol fed with the fbi what level of cooperation did you get from the russians. >> well, you know, policymakers in this country for a number of years treated that as, you know, like these guys were freedom fighters. the russians have been telling us for years that these guys are radical extremists. i think what you would see is a great deal of cooperation from the russians saying we told you so. >> we have talked to other people

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symptoms of inbreeding are conducive to jihad lunatics than punch drunk boxing. i think the problem is inbreeding. >> really? >> yep. >> they just did a study on breeding in royalty with the hasburgs. i actually read that story. it can be applied to them. but here is the thing about the head injury. it could be a defense for everything, but not just negative, positive. i had a head injury when i was a child. >> but by the way, i was really offended when people tried to excuse -- there is a different between correlation and causation and explanation and excuse. when you try and excuse someone's behavior by saying it may be cte or tbi, it is offensive. joe van belcher is somebody who killed his baby mama and himslef. it was thought because he was pummeled as an athlete. maybe he is an evil person. there might be bad people in the world. because others were subjected to the same thing that don't turn around and become murderous a-holes. >> or because his name was jovan belcher. >> but we should not abandon causation because we have the word evil. >> they are respons

change the environment by going, to the other side of the earth, hoping that find someone who is a lunatic enough to buy your crap. >> you know, like a marriage in hell. they are going to a communist country that does not respect property rights, and try to be able to get billions of dollars in and under secret concessions and deals that will not be transparent, and here we with in california, the ability toy turn this state around, with natural gas production, with getting rid of recessionlations, lowering taxes becoming competitive, not the worst state with highest taxes and highest regulations, you know, china is the biggest customer of california's massive ports. but we're go ready to lose that business, because because of high regulation and taxes, we can't trust china, and yet we're acting like we can. and so the focus is wrong. and focus is a shame on politicians trying to ignore reality, and living some type of fantasy economics and bridge in billion -- bring in billions. neil: china has our number, they have a twisted logic that we need them more than they need us, but we need eac

one of the hosts said andrea tanner torah, how do you stop a lunatic?r specifically right wing nuts, extremists go on shooting rampages, the response is how do you possibly stop a lunatic? when a muslim on fox, you know, is accused of an act of terror, fox news definitely knows how you're supposed to stop that lunatic and they're definitely interested in assigning political blame. so they have two completely standard they used and two complete program choices they used. one, shooters are almost always isolated nuts and there's nothing you can do. remember after sandy hook? when the discussion of gun control. there's nothing you can do. you can't pass any law. the fbi can't stop these people. but when -- when a muslim sits off a bornlings fox news knows exactly how they should be stopped, they're demanding they be passing any laws. >> stephanie: that's the only thing that saved my sunday and "meet the press" was the fact that peter king is one of those that all muslims suddenly must be profiled when this happens whereas keith ellison is saying fine, if t

does the lunatic in pyongyang have a nuke and they have no idea. >> senators patted too many any andn manchin that broke the log a l jam on guns to allow a discussion. since we have a vote going, that could potentially be filibustered. the loser would be congressman greg walden that criticized the budget for having the chain cpi in it. that led several to say, hey, wait a second, that is something that republicans back. you shouldn't be putting down obama to put cuts on entitlements. >> the winners, the speaker of the florida house that refused significant political pressure to go along with governor scott's expansion of medicaid in florida and came up with an innovative and creative state fund program as an. loser is establishment media is so far behind on the scott story, they look foolish. they will be playing catch-up. i would say sub winners, kirsten powers and molly hemmingway that pushed the mainstream cover this story. >> bret: i think the winner may be the weather forecast. cbs and masters, it looks pretty good this weekend. >> stay tuned, it was safe to sit down and relax.

> john: i agree it's not good to make fun of newtown my panel and i will examine how well the the lunaticnge. >> john: welcome back to "viewpoint." one more quick question for the panel. is there any group in the united states less likable than the nra? lee camp. >> even though i'm not a fan i think they get a reunion tour. >> carkara. >> i would say any airline that tries to charge you for carry on carry-on luggage. >> that's loathsome. >> amy goodman, who is worse than the nra. >> maybe at this point i can't think of anybody. >> john: yes, wallet me ask you this, maybe you're someone like the majority of americans who support the right to bear arms but feel creepy about the weapons creed who run the nra and keeping americans safe from any gun laws to keep americans safe. you're not alone. loving the second amendment while opposing the nra is very much as natural as loving jesus but opposing the west baptist churn. baptist church. there is quite a bit in common as the christians of west borough, west borough is to christianity as jesus was to inbreeding. they go around the country holdin

that is just such a lunatic. i'm more interested in the chaos as i talk to megyn kelly between the government agencies. now you have got the cia basically saying, look, we told the fbi to watch this guy. and the fbi going well, we didn't watch him for whatever reason. the fbi didn't know he came back from russia. because homeland security didn't alert them. i mean, this is just -- makes americans really feel insecure. >> and it should. and, you know, almost 12 years after 9/11, it's time to reevaluate some of the things we did. mass the department of homeland security been effective? there are many good people in dhs. as an outsider, i will tell you itlikes to me as though it added one more obstructive layer of bureaucracy and badly led. in fact, do we need a director of national intelligence who is just another layer above the old cia director who used to be the senior guy. so, as you know very well as you add layers of bureaucracy, thick in the hierarchy. more things get lost. more people to contact. if you loo

you're a lunatic. this is a matter of honor. what do you say to a person like you? just walk.what do you got in your shirt? oh. i was going to pay for this. come with me. i was going to pay for it. don't think i remember you? what are you talking about? i was watching you. are you going to call the police? come on! wait! can i still buy this or is this evidence now? so i'm chasing these doves down the street, and she's screaming at the top of her lungs, and when the magician comes back from europe two of them turn brown. well, i followed the instructions! hah! they turned brown! ha ha ha! brown! so let me ask you something. you know any women we could call? not really. maybe we should call an escort service. yeah! i saw one advertised on that cable station. 555-love. are you in on this? oh, no. i got a girl in the next building. oh. now i want my money, mister! hee hee hee! now, i am through playing games with you. i got things to do. oh, jerry, jerry! look who's here. it's jerry. what the hell? jerry, this is patti. nice to meet you. it's a pleasure to make your acquaintance,

then you have the lunatics, like alex jones immediately claiming it's a false flag investigation.ant to show you a match up here a11 it's going to show the different people in the media and among the politicians talking about who it might be. >> a senior u.s. official tells us no foreign connection or link to al-qaeda has been found in this attack, at least not yet. >> well, we have learned they haven't been able to extinguish whether it's an international terrorist or domestic terrorist. >> i know that the pressure cooker was in the magazine that was the al-qaeda magazine. it does have islamist links but could be used by another group like a white supremacist group. cenk: i believe we're looking at a live picture there and people in white suits obviously that means they're concerned about a bomb in the area. so, you know, this is on going the concern is on going. now, i love how steve king connected the pressure cooker to al-qaeda somehow. >> michael connected it to u.s. >> right. >> it did feel u.s., right. >> it probably was in this al-qaeda magazine, there's no reason to doubt

basketball coach mike rice no more than a day after a video was aired of him acting like a bigoted lunatic. today rice also came out to give a too little, too late apology. it shows him, grabbing, shoving, kicking players, calling a player a fairy and a more offensive word that starts with an "f." iea

was it just some freelance lunatic?y or ideology behind it, if there was any of some kind at all, or was it more like newtown, the shooting, was it just some deranged person who wanted to get attention? until we find that out i don't think that we can come to any sweeping conclusions about the long-term impact on this country. what i do know this morning is that across the country, security will be ratcheted up at public events and workplaces and government offices because that's always the response that we need to have and unfortunately, it's going to be a fixed part of our lives i think forevermore. >> there's no question at time like these people are looking and remembering some of the terrible moments in our history, of course people think of 9/11, and that feeling of vulnerability but as you mentioned, tom, it's much too soon to know what the nature of this attack is. >> that's exactly the case. take oklahoma city, for example, which happened in 1995. we knew that that was a well defined terrorist attack, carried o

but what happened, your right is the thing goes viral, they give back his money, every lunatic in thewant my money back. melissa: i think so too. it may be busy trying to blow us up, but north korea still has time to message apparently. it has been hacked. claiming responsibility and posted pictures like this one of the dictator with a mickey mouse tattoo. do you think this is the joke? >> i saw the crazy pictures of him with dennis rodman. this is really interesting this actually got hacked. the amount of people in one of those camps. >> i cannot leave they have time planning and nuclear assault on us and they are tweeting. >> i worry john kerry and chuck hagel may be talking to the wrong people. these aren't the sharper knives in the cabinet. melissa: really quick before we go, as if doughnuts were not already bad enough for you. making them even worse, it is a glazed donut breakfast sandwich featuring an egg and bacon, sandwiched between a glazed doughnut. i cannot even imagine how many calories that is, but it is about $3 in massachusetts. are you racing to get one? >> heart attac

revealed reons ara mistak that jesus himself did not think he was defined to or if he did he was a lunatic, depending which radical enlightenment figure you're talking with. but the point is that deism was not friendly to christian to but it was trying to eliminate it and replace it with a so-called rational religion. i just don't think there's any doubt that's what jefferson believed. the reason i don't doubt that is because we have his private letters ways as i think that jesus was a mere mortal. and that the reason that we think he was defined is because of the ignorant unlettered man who took notes and wrote up the stories about him, a.k.a. the new testament, matthew, mark, luke and john. they're simply mistaken. that, jefferson didn't make that a. that was a few stirring around in europe can you can go back weight for the, certainly 1600s, 1700s. so that was jefferson's view and that meant for him all christians that believe jesus was divine were based on an error. that is, their doctrines were essentially irrational tickets is if they were irrational, that's why there were also confl

and it was, you know, i was playing this kind of lunatic as far as i was concerned.gainst elizabeth moss who's an incredible actress herself. so as far as looking ahead, on this show you kind of just focus on what's happening that day. you don't try and read too much into stuff because then you might find yourself playing something that's going to happen down the line. and the last thing anybody wants to do on this show is give anything away. >> "mad men" returns tonight on amc. >>> while some countries ban drugs and other lethal weapons, uganda officials have proposed a ban that has nothing to do with public safety. here to tell us more is our nadia. >> looking to ban any skirt above the knee for which the wearer will get a hefty fine or a jail sentence. so if you want to know why, let's hear from the minister of ethics in uganda. >> anything related to indecent dressing therefore exposing certain parts of the anatomy of a person. all right, i call it, i call it, pornographic and therefore condemned. >> so condemns anything that he says shows or reveals parts of the

quicking the guy of a lesser charge that allowed him to walk it free and a lunatic stunned the tennis 20 years ago today. and now you know the news for this tuesday, april the 30th, 2013. i'm shepard smith. thanks for trusting us for your news and information. opinion and analysis begins right now. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> you came to suck the fat of our land, to take our money, to educate your terrorist sons, to steal from us. >> bill: judge jeanine pirro furious over an investigative report by the boston herald that says the tsarnaev family received more than $100,000 in welfare payments. wait until you hear this. [gunfire] >> we have shots fired. >> bill: the factor has also been investigating the horrific murder rate in chicago. does it have to do with guns or race? john stossel will weigh in. also tonight, jesse watters goes to washington to press the press on bias. >> that's just dumb.

and it was -- i was playing this kind of lunatic as far as i was concerned.nd up against elizabeth moss who's an incredible actress herself. as far as looking ahead, on this show you just kind of focus on what's happening that day. you don't try and read too much into stuff because then you might find yourself playing something that's going to happen down the line and the last thing anybody wants to do on this show is give anything away. >> i'm kind of giving you whiplash now that you told me that was also your audition scene. i wonder when you went back to do it for the real thing, did you do anything differently versus how you played that role during audition? >> yeah. i mean we did it -- i must have done that take maybe ten times or more potentially. there is a lot of different stuff. there were a lot of notes. you've got john who's an incredible director directing. sometimes matt wiener would come down and he has some adjustments as well. >> all right, thanks so much. good luck tonight. >>> 50 children may not have known how lucky they were when they were

had our own sandyhook in britain in the mid ' 90s. 16 five-year-old children gunned to death by a lunaticas never made right. everyone came together and said we have to do something. we did do dramatic stuff related to gun control. i don't get why it's so politically divided here. why, if you're pro-gun, you have to be a republican. if you're pro-gun control or gun safety, you have to be a democrat. >> you can look around the world and you'll find actually, by enlarge, the people that tend to be for tough gun control measures, in countries like australia, tend to be conservatives. they're the people who listen to police chiefs, worried about law&order, feel like it's important for streets to be safe, for cities to be safe. those positions have traditionally been associated with conservativism. america has this unique thought of wild west culture and the right to bear arms. the practical reality here is that england and wales have a 3% rate homicide compared to the united states. that means their rate is 3% of ours. our rate of homicide is 12 times that of the industrialized world of other

unspeakable lunatic for never giving it a chance. the other a speaker who didn't give the budget offer he didn't get out of this president a chance. enough, no more chances. it's time to make a deal right now. these guys won't act like heroes and fix the messes to save america. well, i'm back. it's time america for your financial superhero to do it and save you and the world at the same time. built to scale. that is nothing -- what are you laughing at? welcome back everybody. i'm neil cavuto. talking about getting back not a moment too soon. i leave these guys in washington on their own for one lousy week and they pull a north korea and blow themselves up. i still can't believe it. the president offers a tantalizing budget proposal for which republicans have been clamoring reining in the growth of entitlements, any. that's not to say the president's proposal to adjust the inflation formula to pay social security benefits, that's stunning. but it is something. or at least the start of something. and what has speaker john boehner said