joining us is former fcc commissioner robert mcdowell.mportant distinction, whether the internet is a public utility? of title ii in the business of classifying the internet as a monopoly. the communications act of 1934 -- we can all agree that things have changed since 1934. the technology, for starters. as well as the market. what that did. phone wasrotary dial a staple because you had a regulated monopoly. now we do not have monopolies. i dispute the foundation of the argument that there is an internet monopoly. you do not want to squelch innovation. the mother may i, permission seeking from government if you are an entrepreneur. >> you have got your deerfield academy tie on. >> you are so good, i were that just for you. deerfield, a mile in massachusetts, that is an old d ndian trail. willy trusts the big boys keep the fees low. can you guarantee we will not see our rates go up on that last mile? they may go up as people consume more. people need to understand that the fastest-growing segment of the broadband market is wireless broadb

i am here with mcdowell. imus in the morning and fox business network and joanne nosuchunsky and welcoming a first time guess. he is press secretary rafi williams. and sitting next to me is camille foster, co-host of the independence week nights 9:00 p.m. eastern on fox business network. >> also, yes. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> does every nerd think love is deserved? arthur chu is a self-described geek famous for winning 11 consecutive episodes of "jeopardy" and he has a view on last week's mass murder at uc santa barbara. in an essay chu says nerd culture conditions men like him to believe they deserve to be with beautiful women. it was this anger over not being successful with girls that the shooter said lead him to kill. chu writes we grow up lusting out of women that are out of our league, and those unattainable hot girls would reject us. our only hope was to be unyieldingly per persistent until we earned a chance to be with this women until being there for them until they saw the er

now taken mcdowell has warned about that. you name it.he concern is exxon comes back the president says you can sanction all you want but we're going through with the contracts we paid a lot of money and we can make a lot of money. >> did you take on a vladimir putin and russia they will feel pain and american people will feel some pain if oil prices go up. maybe we get a higher price shock but i don't worry because we produce more than we import that started happening for the first time last year in a few decades a we're in a better position to take us -- to take on vladimir putin. >> but your point is if you want to hurt putin bad take 2,000 points off the dow i think it will come to that. neil: what do you think? is that the way it should be? >> today oil companies have been doing okay but i am in the screw exxon camp as well. but with the prospect of making hundreds of billions. executives met with him years ago you had to know who you were drinking with. that goes for their own fall and by the way the russian economy is suffering bad

mcdowell. >> i'm messing with my audio. you have talked so much this show. we're running late.ightening round. these people have put a lot of time and effort in writing these questions to you. number one, if the government can't handle the veterans hospitals, how will obamacare work when it is in full swing? will we have the same problems? >> these are death panels. we'll have death panels. we'll have shortages and rationing. we have to get rid of it. >> okay. moving on. you're heading to new orleans. >> i'm going tonight. >> the republican leadership conference. >> yep. >> here are a bunch of questions. why can't the gop get smart for a change and work together to win? do they enjoy losing to the democrats? >> i am so mad at republicans in washington. what do they stand for? five things, balance the budget, consensus plan to replace obamacare, i want energy, drilling, energy independence -- >> when they cut $2 trillion, the balance is going to be balanced in 18 months. >> start standing up and taking a position like these conser conservative governors. >> why is the gop blamin

you do love, dagen mcdowell, how are you? >> good.e same dress as the promos, so -- >> is that true? >> yeah, pretty much. >> i like it you brought no new cloths and wearing clothes eight sizes too big. >> i hate wearing a tie. how does eric bowling not get to wear a tie and i'm here from the beginning and i got to wear one. >> we got to get to the first question. let's talk more about monica. people are divided and all over the place and some comments we got, one from gail, why give this woman the time of day? she's yesterday's news, blah, blah, blah, but a lot of people were sympathic toward her wishing her the best in life. hoping she makes tons of money -- >> i feel sorry for her. she said she had suicidal thoughts, that her life was put on hold. my wish for her is that she puts this whole thing behind her, you know, look, if every wrong thing i did in my youth were publicized, even in my adulth d adulthood, it would be humilia e humiliati humiliating. move on. leave this girl alone but i think it's an issue as we argue that all t

know, whether it's newark, whether it's detroit, whether it's any city or county, we're working in mcdowell west virginia, as well intentions as it is, this -- the work we're involved in is not a silver bullet kind of work. you have to actually engage community, you have to have a shared sense of what you need to do, and then you have to do it. you know, and unfortunately, i think there are good aspects of a contract we negotiated, but also remember, as soon as the ink was dry, cammie anderson was on a whole other process, and that actually then totally undermined any trust in anything that we even negotiated, because she then said the contract's not good, and let's do another -- let's do this one newark one, which was essentially privatizing all the schools. >> right. as ken mentioned, it's an incredibly complicated process. >> right. >> and a district that has been entrenched in issue foss years. so ken, let me turn to you about how giving can best be done. there are probably some very philanthropic people watching this segment now who might want to try and take on a school system or some

we'll ask our panel, joe pisco o', and daggan mcdowell. dagan, what's the deal?he republicans are competing with that, "dancing with the stars." >> the republicans -- part of their problem it's the same old song and dance and that's energetic, "dancing with the stars." the republicans right now lack energy. they lack pizazz. there's not a rallying cry about getting the debt down. >> really expect them to compete with something like this or just an attention shifter. >> this is one night. but the republicans have a bigger problem, there's a lack of passion among the base. it was a few years ago, cutting spending. they did that. we're 18 months away from a balanced budget potentially. there's nothing to get people excited -- >> but, but, but, the tea party -- they're not dancers, and they're not the "dancing with the stars" type. so do they resend on the same night we're having the big finale, they have to compete with this to get attraction? does that put them at a disadvantage. >> definitely at a disadvantage but because the media isn't talk about what is going o

joining me fox business anchor dagen mcdowell. whether cash will be a thing of the past.'ll never use it anymore of the. what does it really tell us? >> it looks that way, jenna. this is bankrate.com survey by the way. tells you paying electronically has gotten so much easier and so many more options rather than carrying around like a wad of cash with you. think about it, credit cards, debit cards, they're great payment apps now that you can use on your phone. starbucks has a really terrific app. think about it like this. if it is cash, that you're paying with, you might be paying an atm fee to take that cash out. if you use a credit card, the fee falls on the merchant. so it is free to you, the consumer. and if you lose your credit card, it is protected by the credit card company but if you lose your cash it is gone forever, right? jenna: that's true. >> i'm of the belief, if you lose a fun ticket or 20-dollar bill you will probably find one in the next week. that is karma. jenna: what was interesting by the survey, they found a real gender discrepancy about who carries

india mcdowell spends his time braiding other men's hair. >> i do this for a living.etime i might do it for cheap. usually about five hours. sometimes i might do it. >> how much does it cost? >> usually about $5. >> how about him? >> he got a discount. i'm a christian. i like to help other people out. >> i let him do the style he wants to do. stylist's choice. >> right now i'm on a different schedule. i just got to do something easy. knowing i know i can get through it quick. we get out from lunch at the right time, we don't, we get about 30, 45 minutes. sometime it get cut even shorter. >> most inmates prefer lifting weights in the prison exercise yard. >> you know what i'm saying, some people sit around and get lazy. you don't want to get lazy. you want to go out and be active when you do get out. i mean, you know, you want to work out and have a perfect body when you do leave here. >> push, push. push, push. good one. come on. you want another one? let's get another one in. push, push, push, push. >> a lot of these guys, they motivate you to lift those kind of weig

the woman and a green ford mustang was beating on west mcdowell avenue off when she lost control of herehicle and crashed into a power pole 3 that left many without power. asked in the hot weather has police warning folks enough to keep an eye on the vandals. if a homeowner in sunnyvale caught two men on camera tried to break incident when dr. this seacoast police about the time they arrived the men were gone. if they did it get away with anything but others not so lucky. we spoke with a neighbor who said what he was out of town he left a window slightly open. >>: they took to big 50 in/screen tvs and older models that were heavy. this took a couple of guys to character it coming from upstairs carry it down. it's hard to say because i and we ran out of town. we did in broadcast our plans the they were brave enough to cause of the house treated did nothing untoward about people coming back. and no one here's a look at the men who did not get away with any valuables. police are up urging you to lock and secure your phone even when it's hot outside. i know it's tempting to leave those wind

a special edition of ask sean with a twist and what she has up her sleeve to embarrass me, dagen mcdowell nothing here. they give me these folders every night and this is it. all i have is the script part of the show. >> for some reason the smile on my face makes you uncomfortable. >> some embarrassing pictures, some embarrassing video, someway to humiliate me. how have you been? >> we're not changing the subject. word association. one word and you have to give me a one word. >> i can't. you tried this on video once. >> we're breaking the radio dude in you, the i can't -- >> i'all right, i'll try. >> get it tight. concise. >> concise. >> on point. >> on point. >> you ready? >> go. >> lewinsky. >> clinton. >> i know that was not the first word that came to your mind. >> it was not. i'm not going to lie. there you go. you got the answer. >> i got you turning a little red. >> a little, yeah. >> number two, putin. >> tough. >> really? >> tougher than obama. >> really? >> yeah, i think he's tougher than obama. sadly. i wish i didn't say that -- >> i'm waiting for the videos and photos of him w

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joining me now is leyla mcdowell washington correspondent for arise tv and pamela stokes eggleston who second tour he was hit with an ied and he had to undergo 60 surgeries and returned with ptsd, and i read in leyla's piece that you suffered secondary pstd, and can you describe the care for your husband? >> yes, many difficulties and i'm interested in looking at the difficulties and using them as a soundingboard. from the darkness you go into the light. i'm interested in looking at the present moment. my story is the here and now, today. through the hardships of my husband's pstd and traumatic brain injury, i developed secondary pstd, but i want to see how i can help my fellow military family care givers to take better care of themselves. that is the point to take care of self-care and self-preservation is paramount in taking care of others, and your wounded warriors, and so i like to use yoga, and i work with my organization called yoga to sleep. i also developed the caregivers em p empowering caregivers experience through my hardships and challenges and blessings as a veteran care g