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lou: it is interesting to m that those whoay this was at the level of assistant secretary for both diplomatic personnel, security for diplomatic personnel as well as for embassies and the head of security and that should be it. they have resigned, they were forced to resign as a result of these lapses. obviously you disagree with that. >> it is very hard to actually fire somebody in the state department, they have to show willful negligence, so gross incompetence isn't enough to fire someone who is working there for the government. you think about that aspect of it. but we have to hear fm secretary clinton, as secretary of state, come a testify in person and on the record. there are a lot of questions and today's hearing added two more questions. lou: do you think they will be answered here? secretary clinton s said she will testify before mid-january, which would be before the inauguration, and presumably in an effort to satisfy the seenat. your thoughts. >> i think it is critical se does that for her own credibility and i think she wants to testify but there are many tough questions that ne

the worst that could happen is one of those giant m & ms tries to flash you its peanut.thrilling dangerous city of midnight cowboy or taxi driver? >> you talking to me? >> stephen: i wish i was talking to you. (laughter) instead of i'm talking to her. supercalifragislisticexpiali -- supercalifragislisticexpiali [bleep] me. folk, i've had it, had it. this disturbing lack of violence is not just a problem for our city t is a problem for the republican party. in this last election they lost the blacks. they lost the women, they lost young voters. they lost latinos by 44%. even more surprising they failed it to get 100% of the white male vote. but there might be a way to turn the voter tide in the gop's favor and it brings us to tonight's word. (cheers and applause) base instinct. now, folk, the climbing street violence may seem like a positive development to some. but as "the washington post" charles lane recently wrote fear of street crime once converted many a white working class democrat into a republican. but safer streets have now blunted what was once a sharp wedge is

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. >> every day we eat one m&m, and that represents one more day of him being closer to coming home. >> sergeant berndt told me about thosepecial moment for him every single night. he is scheduled to come home in two months, he won't be home for christmas. i had a chance to speak with him at the base in kandahar, where he told me about his thoughts on his job and the future for afghanistan. you go out in this every day? >> yes, ma'am. this is an m-wrap. it's a vehicle that we use, it carries roughly five personnel. you have the driver, the tank commander, which is a passenger, and the two dismounts in the back and the fifth person will be, of course, the gunner, who is up top. >> and where do you sit? >> i sit on the t-seat, the tank commander, which is in control, basically, of the vehicle. and as we go out, you know, i'm in charge of controlling this vehicle, where we're going, what the gunner does, if i need to react to certain things, and i'm basically the passenger, the tc or shotgun seat, if you want to say. >> so do you ever -- i guess i -- do you ever get scared? >> i guess it's only human nature to get scared, in

those who don't hold my view. what is your reaction, you're a gun orn, i believe. >> i have a gun. i was in the army, rotc. worked with an m. saw everything. and those guns aren't meant for protection. they're meant for anileation. to deter somebody, you could deter somebody with a knife, like my father did. he wrestled this guy with a knife, a butter knife, and the guy left the building. to have gun after gun, it's becoming a black and white issue, people want to take the argument that way so they can have a hollow fight. we need to get complex and in the middle. >> pass the mike to daniel, if you could. you were involved in the tucson tragedy with gabrielle giffords. you were there. what do you think of this debate? >> there's three points that i think need to be raised. all due respect to the folks who are talking about having more guns. having more guns does not solve the problem. having people that are trained like the policewoman who stopped and didn't have to call s.w.a.t. because she was trained, that's the difference. in tucson, we saw people who said, i had a gun, but i didn't feel like it was a good idea to use

would have extended all the marshall tax rate cuts for those making under $1 million and passed the m. apt t. and those-- amt and those both would have been permanent. a 10-year score and would have taken care of that in perp thank youty and allowed the rates on those making $1 million or more to rise and realized he was probably not going to have enough support and added another sequester, the spending cuts looming. he added in something to replace those with cuts to health care and some of the other president's agenda and put them both on the floor. the spending cuts, the sequester passed but then realized he didn't have the votes to pass the tax part and pulled the bill from the floor late and plan b collapses and yesterday came out and said ok, i tried, i failed. now it's up to president obama and harry reid to come one their plan and send us something and then we'll work on it. host: why did the plan b fai? guest: in short because it involved tax rate increases and in effect would have led to tax rate increases. boehner args the vote itself was to extend tax cuts that there's not

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recently had a fligh come back, on the tarmac for two and a half hours and it came back and those people off loaded, and m group of people got onhe same flightnd took off in a half hour. that's the insanity that we're in right now because of these laws and it's the unintended consequences as gary says, taking a few incidents a now taking 2 million people to deal with a little problem. >> brenda: thanks, guys, that's got to be the last word. so, dock workers and shippers forging a temporary deal to avoid shutting down major ports and our economomomomom >> a last minute dea averts a crippling strike from maine to texas, but the temporary agreement will only last about a month and jim, you say this could be the costliest union threat yet? how so? >> we've already seen retailers like home depot, lowe's and target affect their business. we're in an age of just-in-time delivery. and when youisrupt that, you disrupt things when times are tough. bear in mind, also, there are 25 million people out of work. 52 million on food stamps and the unions are choosing now to flex their muscles. i do't know wh is running pr

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i was in army rotc and worked with the m-16 and everything and those guns aren't meant for protection they're meant for annihilation. to deter somebody, it is easy. you can deter somebody with a knife like my father did. he wrestled somebody with a butter knife and he immediately left a building. to have gun after gun, it is a black and white issue, people want the argument that way so they can have a hollow fight. we need more complex and in the middle. >> and daniel hayes, you and roxana were both involved in the tucson tragedy where gabrielle giffords nearly died. you were there. what do you think of this debate? >> there is three points that i think need to be raised. all due respect to the folks we're talking about having more guns, having more guns does not solve the problem. having people that are trained like the police woman who stopped, who didn't even call in s.w.a.t. because she was so trained, that's the difference. in tucson we saw people that would have come up and said i had a gun and i didn't feel like it would have been a good idea to use it. there was so much chaos

most of this tax money ces out ofhose m making 250,000 or mo more, an increase on those individuals. at the same time that we're finding out her on capitol hill about a drease on those making 250 or less, so, majority of amerans. when we have this increase on aery small portion, we see that those folks are welcoming this increase, a poll released the day befor christm put thugh american express and the harrison group, saw that 67% of those making 1% or more want today see this increase happen. >> all right. let move on to todd, because i can tell you that there are a lot of tax ineases just in this health care law, i didn't even mention some of them at the top of the show, todd. what i tking about additional payroll tax for those making more than $250,000, a taxable taxing and spending, and how much health care you can write off every year, and people don't know how much it will hurt them and the broad economy. >> that's right, they haven't en it taken out of their paychecks yet. this is what fox viewers want to know what's going to impact them on day one and you're talking about the

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face a serious grilling from somebody who actually knows what they're talking about not those halfwits on c n b c m s c oh good for you so according to the austrian court of auditor's now they're going to actually have to audit the gold reserves of austria held in london and it says the quote says. but today it has left open whether this will include the physical gold holdings. yeah this is really running into a conundrum isn't it because for decades the central banks have gotten away with holding up a representation of a theoretical value in a vacuum pertaining to astronomical astrophysical quantitative analysis of what gold might look like under certain conditions but not the actual gold. the central banks are being asked where's the gold and in the case of gordon brown of course he was forced to sell four hundred tonnes of britain's goal to satisfy demand from none other than germany so gordon brown had to sell sixty percent of britain's gold back in two thousand and one to satisfy germany's request any blind about it and the coalition government including cameron was born today are lying about

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in 2013, do you expect flushing of those balances, a lot of m&a activity and what sector in particular do you think benefits most? >> well, i think in the m&a activity you have seen -- it should be a pent-up demand. you've had slower than normal m&a activity given the underlying balance sheets. if you look at cash on the balance sheets it's where we saw levels in the mid 1980s, when the lbl market took over. i don't see a return to that. i don't think the animal spirits within the market are really there to deliver that yet. but i do think you'll see it in selective industries and the beneficiary across the board would become again financials, as that picks up. just from the m&a itself. >> tom, good to have you on the show. thanks so much for coming on. so, guys, we talked technology. let's bypass that. financials? anybody like financials? >> sure. >> american express, mastercard before. i like consumer finance names. those names all year have been favored. i think they'll continue in 2013. i think you could see a little bit of m&a activity in the regional space just to acquire that as

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those things are very hot right now. that is what 'm l about. > erin j. morgart.with you today. best wishes for your career. > > thank you. why traders are paying attention to more than just the technicals in the market. chart talk is next. in chart talk this morning, dan deming of stutland equities joins us. good morning dan. it has been a while. > > it has angie. thanks. > we heard from a trader at the top of the show who was mostly bullish on buying this market right now. you tend to be bearish. what is your feeling? > > "cautious" is what i like to say. > cautious. > > it's interesting. right now, from a technical standpoint, you'd have to say that all things look pretty good. but, we have seen the technical indicators kind of give misleading signs this past year. we have seen the market kind of break down, where technically we were supposed to get out of the market. so, really the technical indicators have been a little bit of, not too great of indicators so far. but, from that standpoint, you are looking at the s&p right now pushing up toward those november

and fox news and m s n b c then they're getting their information from those same sources that are complicit in exactly this type of program if you think that google or yahoo or fox or any of these large corporations are all trying to serve your best interests you're sorely mistaken and things like knowledge and power and eric absolutely right have really appreciate you coming on the show that was geo political analyst eric draitser from stop and perilous on dot com thank you. so had on our theory thing you thought you knew you don't now at least when it comes to north korea and carries over its nuclear capabilities and missile program well separate fact from fear mongering next. subject. it's been a week since north korea has launched a rocket and put it into orbit if you will to a strong response with people fearing the worst but it was a precursor to firing a long range weapon amid the frenzy some misinformation was reported so we want to set the record straight first off the north korean rocket launch was a space launch not a ballistic missile test the launch was no big surprise despite

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would have extended all the marshall tax rate cuts for those making under $1 million and passed the m. apt t. and those both would have been permanent. a 10-year score and would have taken care of that in perp thank youty and allowed the rates on those making $1 million or more to rise and realized he was probably not going to have enough support and added another sequester, the spending cuts looming. he added in something to replace those with cuts to health care and some of the other president's agenda and put them both on the floor. the spending cuts, the sequester passed but then realized he didn't have the votes to pass the tax part and pulled the bill from the floor late and plan b collapses and yesterday came out and said ok, i tried, i failed. now it's up to president obama and harry reid to come one their plan and send us something and then we'll work on it. host: why did the plan b fail guest: in short because it involved tax rate increases and in effect would have led to tax rate increases. boehner args the vote itself was to extend tax cuts that there's nothing in the bill

nothing in her hands but she takes him out, takes his head off before he can kill those precious kids. >> this is the m-4 louie gohmert was just talking about. this is what he wants your child's teacher to carry around. he wants the principal to have this gun handy in the hallways. it's only been 13 days since the massacre at sandy hook elementary school. we've already started arming more teachers just like the nra wanted. >> we can't tolerate this anymore. these tragedies must end. and to end them we must change. >> what kind of change do we want? real change means arming teachers with more resources, not guns. let's turn to route conniff, editor for progressive magazine. will arming teachers make our kids safer really? >> yeah, i mean, you've got to wonder, have we lost our minds? you know, i understand why individual teachers, just like individuals anywhere who feel threatened might personally seek the solution that they want to get some training with a gun, they're worried about their personal safety. but this is not a public policy solution. this is not a systematic solution. and you know, as a mo

complained to the vesta gator e powers tribunals the body which oversees m i five he also spoke to the media but nothing came out of those efforts shortly after his citizenship was revoked he went missing on the outskirts of mogadishu somalia and one of our reporters with his parents several months ago and they had no idea where their son was and they were very worried about him apparently all this time he'd been in u.s. custody also on trial along with marty ha she faces similar charges are two other men swedish nationalists so all of these men are not u.s. citizens and yet they ended up here and one of the questions that we're still expecting the prosecutors to answer is what these men's alleged activities had to do with the united states in the course this coming three years and the only case of its kind it's just one of the united states terrified to. kevin this is not the only case in the u.s. courts against alleged terrorists for acts committed over see one of the things that many find alarming is how the u.s. finds smuggling foreign nationals in complete secrecy perfectly a lawful often keeping the families of tho

as far as this woman with the assault weapons, m-14 30.6/ do you consider those assault weapons or do you just consider them the 30 round clips -- you can have a speed changer on your revolver. you can change it as quick as a nine round clip. this is ridiculous. we are people that just love to argue about nonsense. it is about time we move forward, one baby step in front of the other. for the call.u apiece many people are reading on this friday morning. syndicated across the country, the roots of mass murder. every mass shooting has three elements, we will hear much more on this as the nra holds a news conference that will get under way at about 10:45 eastern time. live coverage on this network and also strained on the internet at c-span.org. will the speaker survived plan c? has there been a house speaker in modern history with less control over his members and john boehner? passing a backup plan that would extend the bush tax cuts for all and come under $1 million. john boehner lost the vote in a dramatic turn of events on the house floor. the failure of plan b proves something impo

committed with guns in our cities today, these assault weapons that look like the m-16 or the ak-47 didn't figure in those importantly. those are mostly handguns or pistols. assault weapons look scary and i think they are easy to scare people about. they have figured of course in the gun massacres like aurora and others but even those are just committed with semiautomatic pistols and a large capacity of magazines which was part of the assault weapons ban. >> host: a lot of people probably don't understand the difference to the semi-automatic, the fully automatic and the single shot pistol. >> guest: they pulled the trigger in as much time it fires a bullet and when it comes into the chamber and you are ready to fire again the same with a semi-automatic pistol and a semi-automatic assault weapon the to to squeeze the trigger each time and squeeze fast. we can squeeze past. host with a fully automatic you just told a backend with this you have to twist. >> guest: if you have a magazine, 100 rounds shooting in the aurora massacre in the movie theater that man episode you get a lot although his magazine jamme

complain to the investigative powers tribunals the body which oversees m i five you also spoke to the media but nothing really came out of those efforts shortly after his citizenship was revoked he went missing in modish will somalia one of our reporters spoke with his parents several months ago when they had no idea where their son was and they were very worried about him apparently all this time he had been in u.s. custody he stands accused of providing. quote providing material support to somali militant al-shabaab an f.b.i. statement reveals that from december two thousand and eight to august two thousand and twelve she joined with two other men also on trial and a quote participated in weapons and explosives training or with members and associates of al shabab if convicted of all charges hard she will face a mandatory minimum sentence of thirty years and a maximum sentence of life in prison now as far as the other two men on trial here in the uighurs they were identified by the f.b.i. as ali yassin off might mohammad yousuf both allegedly hold swedish passports so all of these men are not u.s. citizens and yet they ended