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apple. you tell me what you believe has been glossed over. >> there's a reason where 1991 some young kid in ghana is saying, what's up, i love hip-hop, i'm going to be a doctor, i'm an engineer, as opposed to 2007 saying, yeah, what's up, my nigger. it comes from somewhere. >> what's up with us, chuck? what's up with us? >> there's a disconnect. >> what do we do to connect then? >> we've individualized ourselves to i, and we can't take care of we. we know elements of our family might not go to school, might not go to college, we distance ourselves and don't lead them and navigate through the storm. we'll have side effects. that's what we're having right now. they say take race out of the race. it's called a race, number one. then they look at, you know, talk about all the heat that barack obama -- sometimes we've got to say the politically incorrect thing, i don't, chuck, what are you voting for? i'm voting for barack obama for all the wright, and spell it with a w, and the wrong reasons. i know the pressure will be deep and all our hard hats in america will have our hard hats on day two if

what i've seen with apple has gotten me more excited than before. this is the largest long position. this idea of the application store, they're kind of running away with it, just like they ran away with itunes. developers want to develop on apple's application format. they don't care about palm's pree, and not inspired by nokia's platform. it's impressive. >> we're looking head to hewlett-packard earnings tomorrow, what is your set-up for that play? >> we're neutral because we very much dislike the business that they're in, but very much admire how they've pulled off incredible profitability. i would be looking at the services margins and see if they can push those up, and if they do, maybe the thing -- maybe the company can continue to perform pretty well in terms of a stock. but we're neither long nor short. >> pip, good to talk to you. >> same here, melissa. >>> scored a victory late last week when the company approved new safer pain relieving drug. the drug works much the same way as standard painkillers but cannot be broken into smaller pieces.

me. my point is here, this is the whole apple guide. trivializing this to say this is what you could put healthcare on, but couldn't we try? take a look at this again. over 1,000 pages devoted to explaining a healthcare bill that no one understands and it is written for lawyers by lawyers, who have no idea even amongst themselves what the hell it means, that's a bad start, because you know what, the i-phone, that puppy works and i barely even needs this to make it work. this, i don't know, and that's what worries me. that's what worries me, mike. >> you got to watch out. the worldwide federation will be all over you for wasting those trees. james madison said in federalist papers 62 -- neil: did he have an i-phone? >> i don't know. i will tell you this, he said it would be little avail to the people if the laws are so voluminous that they can't be read and so incoherent that it can't be understood. little avail to the people. if he saw that bill today on your desk right now, neil, his head would explode. neil: do you know not too long a

me. >> on the table. apples and apples, there is no difference, you are absolutely right.are trying to exam the text without a context. bill: no, no, no. all i'm trying to do is tell you that the debate has nothing to do with race. now, are their racial cranks? are there people who don't like barack obama because he is black? yeah, there are. >> they tend to go to town hall meetings. i will tell you why. bill: i will tell you i believe 90% of the people in the lebanon, pennsylvania people you went to are good folks with no racial animus. they have a political animus. >> that is imperial unavailable as when somebody. bill: that's what i believe. >> in no spin zone i like to deal with facts. lot of folks are senior citizens. these are people owe opposed civil rights. bill: some of them did and some of them did. >> there is a reason white racist might be overrepresented at a town hall meeting. bill: you said you want to deal with facts and you can't prove what you said. >> black people didn't have the right to vote 40 years. if you are 70. bill: how do you know people in leba

mayor on that point she just made, and pardon me there, ms. applingoint she made you're offering a pardon to people saying you did something wrong, we're going to forgive you for it, versus just saying i'm sorry, versus the city making a proclamation and saying i'm sorry. to you see the difference there? >> i saw the difference when we started, let's be very clear about this. the pardon is more for the city than it is for the people who participated. >> what does that mean? >> you know, sometimes words are a very powerful thing. sometimes you have to say i'm sorry for the injured party to know that what they did was not wrong and for the party that did the injuring to say, listen, i wu wrong to have dub it. >> a couple of people have been supportive of the move. reverend joseph larowry. he said the people, whatty did is a good thing. it vindicates the people who went to jail and says that what they did was a good thing. it shows that the city has grown to recognize the jail-ins as spirlual acts, not criminaling ats. he also says he believes this is ma

it was not clear to me what the fcc could do to apple, with the jurisdiction would be there, if they decided that apple was incorrect in takeover -- in taking google off the app store. >> that will be for lawyers to debate for a long period time. it may go to an appellate court, but there are antitrust issues as well. we have to operate under what is called the public interest standard. in terms of having an application store, is little like having a grocery store. if you stop it -- if you shop at whole foods and are looking for a certain organics cereal, he would not be expected to find frosted flakes there. we will see where this takes us. >> there seems to be a much broader issue with wireless issues at the commission. are there other things you think the commission should be looking at right now in the wireless space? cracks were less is one of the most exciting areas recover. what we call spectral efficiency doubled every 2.5 years. that is the amount of data you can put to the airways. we are about two trillion times more respectfully efficient than we were at the time the radi

apple. >> gene, let me ask you about google, tomorrow is the five-year anniversary of the ipo, a bellwetherer for consumer spending. what do you think of that stock before we go? >> little bit of a headwind this quarter. still a great fran franchise but surfing through tough data. coming up next, the recent spike in volatility and what it means for a market and bull and a bear and whether it means correction. >> plus, the united bonus outrage earlier this year, and now aig gains approval to pay its new chief executive a multimillion dollar payday. so do we really need a pay czar? that's ahead in today's "call of the wild." we'll be right back. based on the deal they get.pr others by the car of their dreams. during the lexus golden opportunity sales event, you can do both. special lease offers now available on the 2009 es 350. the first complete women's multivitamin in a drink mix. with more calcium and vitamin d... to support bone and breast health... while helping you hydrate. one a day women's 2o. refreshingly healthy. >>> welcome back to "the call." rick santelli on the floor. of hey, anot

. >> it wasn't entirely clear to me with the fcc could do to apple. it wasn't -- i'm not entirely clear with the jurisdiction would be if in fact they decided apples and correct taking google place of the applications for what could the fcc to or what you used to do something to that? >> that is an excellent question and will be for a lot of lawyers to debate over a long period of time. this minow go to the appellate court but there are trust issues perhaps so the fcc is a regulatory body. we have to operate under the public interest standard, department of justice and federal trade commission, enforce antitrust laws. in terms of an application store as you call it is like having a grocery store so if you shop at whole foods you are looking for a certain type of breakfast cereal that has to be organic and you don't expect to say find frosted flakes. shettle foods be required to carry frost flakes would be a similar analogy, and so, we will see where this takes us. >> so, wireless issues seem to be taking a broad -- there seems to be a broad issue with

. >> host: it wasn't entirely clear to me what the fcc could do to apple. it wasn't -- i'm not entirely clear what the jurisdiction would be there if, in fact, they decided that apple was incorrect in taking google voice off the ap store, what rule would you use to do something to them? >> guest: that's an excellent question, and i think that'll be for a lot of lawyers to debate over a long period of time. but also there are antitrust issues here, perhaps, so we have to operate under what's called the public interest standard. department of justice and federal trade commission enforce antitrust laws, so in terms of having an application store, as you call it, it's a little like having a grocery store. you're looking for a certain type of breakfast cereal, you're not expecting to finds, let's say, frosted flakes there. so we'll see. we'll see where this takes us. >> host: do you -- so wireless issues seem to be taking a broader, there seems to be a much broader issue with wireless issues with the hand set exclusivity, or the google voice issue, are there oth

apple juice and you're up there, lonely, with your hormel chili. you lonely, hormel chili eatin' old man." [ laughter ] and it took me a minute to realize he wasn't shakingria of having all that apple juice -- [ laughter ] -- that for, like, a minute, i lived in this world where racism didn't exist. [ laughter and applause ] i was like, "it's obvious that this old man is just an apple juice hater." [ laughter ] "and he's just really sad because he can't acquire all the apple juice." [ laughter ] "that i'm acquiring right now." my name is hannibal. that's my real name. i was named after a great general. that's a military genius. but not a lot of people know about him. so, i'm forever associated with hannibal lecter. [ laughter ] from "silence of the lambs." that's not even a real dude. [ laughter ] why can't i be hannibal from "the a-team" sometimes? he was cool. he hung out with mr. t. they went on missions and had fun. i have the same conversation with people with my name all the time. "your real name is hannibal?" "yeah, my real name is hannibal." "your parents named you hannibal?" "yes, my parents named me hannibal." "is hannibal on your birth certifi

for some apple investors, the question today might be what took so long with some telling me this morning that friday's fcc inquiry into apple's decision to ban google voice from the apple app store was the likely tipping point for his departure over the weekend. apple and google faced scrutiny since they shared two board members. arthur levinson, al gore sits on apple's board and serves as an adviser to schmidt. now the question becomes, who replaces him? and is this the opening they will use to invite tim cook to the party after the fine job he did filling in for steve jobs while he was away on medical leave. bottom line, his position was becoming more a liability than benefit in the competitive landscape has changed so quickly now, trish, that his days on apple's board has been numbered for sometime. >> jim goldman, stay with us, we want to bring in brian. i've got to agree with what a lot of investors saying this morning as jim goldman pointed out, what on earth took so long? >> yeah, that's a good question. we're not surprised that he's stepping down. we're surprised that it took th

me. it's unbelievable. i said to take province in r.i.m. and palm and reinvest in apple. they're all going up, but research in motion is going without me and i feel ripped, i feel naked without my r.i.m. i'm waiting until it comes in and then i'm going to pull the trig yes, but right now, consider me unqualified to talk about rimm because i did not predict this rally. the tsunami that is the mobile internet is taking everything up with it, including the ones that didn't report good quarters. steve in florida. steve! >> caller: hey, yim. >> steverino, what's up? >> caller: boo-yah, jim! >> wow, you came to play. what's on your mind? >> caller: i bought conocophillips back in march. the financial position, some at $34 range, some at $38. to me, it looks like it's formed a bottom and it's forming a double bottom right now. it looks like if it goes through $50, it's going. what do you think? >> i will not disagree with that characterization of c.o.p. now, i did not like that quarter. i love the fact that you have a 36 basis. you get a 4% yield. the quarter was a disappointment

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. >> reporter: bake me a wish got a whiff of the apple cake and is greasing pans to mass produce it and share proceeds, a loin of angela logan cakes i planned. escaping foreclosure could protell angela to a new career, queen of cakes. back in her kitchen she studies nursing knowing from experience never to depend upon just one role. allan chernoff, cnn, new jersey. i would say convenience is something that the bank of america really has the market cornered on. let me make it easier for you. let me show you how i can make it easier for you. we have the number one rated online banking website. online banking is going to be your best friend; it's going to help you manage your money. it has an alert system that can text message you, so you're mobile banking, your bank's telling you what you current balance is. it's telling you a certain check is cleared. customers that use the internet, use online banking. it all kind of falls in with what you're doing, and it's free. you can pay all your bills online, customers can save tons of time. we have great new image atms. it will give you a receipt

can you show me a real apple? i can show you one. what is an artificial apple? what is an artificial orange? if we get the fda to put real food back on the market, stop bringing in tea and food from other countries, we will not have to -- stopping kenyan tainted food from other countries, -- stop bringing it tainted food from other countries. they are actually growing food at the white house and eating it themselves. america, please wake up. host: more of the headlines, " the orange county register." "new plan floated for health care." "white house signals willingness to consider co-ops as alternative to government run model." there is the "l.a. times" headline. "white house backs of public health option." insurance exchanges or co-ops may replace it. the headline says, "west ward, ho." guest: today he is back in washington this evening. throughout the week, meetings in washington, welcoming nascar champion jimmy johnson to the white house on wednesday, i believe. then he is off to camp david for the weekend, sort of a pre- vacation. then all of next week he is

there's still no official word from apple on this rumor do everything gadget which already has a name. the i tablet. joining mean, senior editor at cnet.com. what do we know. >> apple is one of the companies that likes to keep things under wraps. they haven't confirmed they're doing a tablet. when you work with a lot of our companies like suppliers, you hear stuff coming through the supply chain. >> do you think they're doing a tablet? if so, what's it going to look like? >> the drum beat has been getting louder and louder all year long about apple doing a tablet. we heard enough from people who claim they had been in on design meetings and suppliers who said ab let is ordering tablet parts. we're pretty sure they're going to do one. we're not sure when they'll release it. >> we've made a list of some of the potential features on an i tablet. could this be a competitor? >> you can already use your iphone for that, a bigger screen, a ten-inch screen that would be a good kendall competitor. >> the two things people are thinking about the apple tablet, it would be a larger version of the ipod touch, a simple medi

is apple at risk of that? >> let me go back and apply it to the i phone.lks about this model about how all of us trade and the high quality experience for the ease and convenience of getting it, we tend to love stuff that ends up being really, really high quality and high fidelity even if it's terrible convenience and high if it's low in quality. on the convenience and equality end, you are willing to go to the live concert even though the convenience is terrible and you love getting i tunes because it's really convenient, but the fidelity is not so hot. in the trade off when apple came out with the i phone, it created the super high fidelity cell phone. the top of the game. it was really cool and huh to go wait in line to get it. it cost a lot that made it inconvenient in a lot of ways, but it was a super phone. what happened since is other phones have started to catch up. i phone has the lead, but palm prehas the same is what black berry is doing. that makes the edge more narrow and at the same time the price has been coming down and more people are gett

internet retailer bake me a wish got a whiff of the mortgage apple cake and is greasing pans to mass-produce it and share the proceeds with angela. a whole line of cakes is planned. escaping foreclosure could propel her to a new career as the queen of cakes. back in her kitchen, she still studies nursing, knowing from experience never to depend upon just one roll. allan chernoff, cnn, new jersey. >>> homes, cars, jobs. have we turned the corner on the economy as president obama said last week? that's our topic for full hour at 4:00 eastern time today. is the worst behind us? the white house says yes, and already many of you are commenting on facebook and on my blog. inez writes my thought is many exhausted their benefits or taken part-time jobs to make ends meet, which is not reflected in the unemployment figures. ken says -- >> and then larry writes -- >> thanks so much for your thoughts. we continue to hear from you throughout the day. we want to hear from you, is the worst behind us? join us on our facebook page or my blog, and then, of course, tune in at 4:00 eastern time right here. >>>

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me. ♪ it's the money you could be saving with geico. >> our center shot to the big apple as she was a guest on live with regis and kelly. >> she was a natural on set with regis. it took hours of preparation for her appearance today. she got off to a very early start. >final prep with hair and makeu. how did regis' prepare for sandra? >> it is a challenge. everybody has a different personality. >> if you would like to see more of our national tv debut with regis and photos from the trip, go to our website at wbaltv.com. >> some good news for the north baltimore aquatics center. financial and other support will be provided to transform the club into a state of the art training center fourteens of perspective olympic swimmers. one coach who trains michael phelps is a part of this. >> one person has a clear focus of what he does not want to see in the second preseason g >> ravens coat spend some time in the outreach program with the military in iraq. the coach and the team appreciated -- extended their appreciation to more than 500 military members as part of military appreciation day at the tr

is. >> reporter: ber ninternet reta make me a wish got a whiff of the apple cake and now wants to mass produce it and share the proceeds with angela. a whole line of angela logan cakes is planned. escaping foreclosure could propel angela logan to a new career as the queen of cakes. but back in her kitchen, she still studies nursing knowing from experience never to depend upon just one role. allan chernoff, cnn, new jersey. >>> boy, how to thrive in a tough economy. obviously she's doing it. hope that inspires your creativity, too. for more of our series watch cnn tonight at 8:00 eastern. we'll be right back. >>> i'm jane velez-mitchell and here's my issue. double lies and toxic secrets this. week two people who two people to lead normal lives hid some very dark skeletons in their closet. first, a picture perfect soccer mom crashes her van going the wrong way after a family camping trip, killing eight people including lots of kids. turns out mom was very drunk and high on pot. now a man who works in a law firm for more than a decade goes on a shooting rampage at a fitness gym, slaughter

. >>> let me ask about hiv and the fight. the dc appled center gave high marks for rapid testing and fighting the disease in the dc jail. they say the mayor needs to do more public leadership in the fight, especially in supporting needle exchange programs. your reaction to one hand a positive report and then the short comings. >> i was glad to see we got a positive report. we have an enormously high hiv aids rate in the district of columbia. 3%, maybe as high as 5 for those that don't know. with regard to needle exchange we have wanted to run a full needle exchange program in district of columbia for years. however, the congress has thrown up obstacles for us being able to do that. there are 250, 260 jurisdictions in the nation that run successful needle exchange programs that have shown drops in hiv aids rates as a result. however, we haven't been permitted to spend our funds on that program. >> council chairman, thank you for being with us. we have to end it right there. we have run out of time. good to see you and i hope you can enjoy

if you're bullish, apple's the stock you want. palm to me topped out a couple weeks ago now i think it's no man's land now. that's the way the trade sets up for me. >> let's move on. bank shares, the sector closing out on a positive note. citigroup ending higher by 11%. and interesting considering the analyst we got from kgw, saying they're headed to zero. >> well, i'm sorry, i was just going to say, the best bank trader for the last couple weeks has been steve, he's been all over it, he's the guy to talk to. >> got that $100 for you later. >> all right. steve, you bought citi at three and change? >> four and change. >> four and change. >> are they going to zero? possibly, but when? that's the question. we all thought they were worth nothing and people come in and buy the stocks up. and they're chasing performance. these are part of the index that are the benchmarks for these funds. they're forced to chase that performance going into year end or they miss out and have another down year on a lot of these funds. >> you're saying the move highe

whether it's apple iphone -- >> give me an example. >> we have invested and helped create a concept calledon around experience and how you order your nails. are you like you'll get this? are you oval or round or square or short, medium, long, what color palette? >> innovation has to be just something better value. >> i like innovation is ways not to take money from anybody else. that is the innovation i don't much care for. tony, nice to see you. >>> ainstead on the "morning meeting," the latest chapter of michael jackson as the world turns. our own personal soap opera. this time, his trusted friend and godfather of his children, now claims to be the father of one of them. yes, the break room is next here at the "morning meeting." bicycle, what are we waiting for? the flowers are blooming. the air is sweet. and zyrtec® starts... relieving my allergies... 2 hours faster than claritin®. my worst symptoms feel better, indoors and outdoors. with zyrtec®, the fastest... 24-hour allergy medicine, i promise not to wait as long to go for our ride. zyrtec® works fast, so i can love the air™. but i'

> caller: jim, my friend tom in mainland china e-mailed me the following -- china unicome is a good company to buy, whether it will sell the apple iphone in china or not. few competitors here. i doubt if the iphone will have the same popularity in china because there's so many phones with the same functions on the market already. not to mention the price. jim, will chinese consumers pay the premium for the apple brand? >> you know what tom's been doing too much of? he's been reading too much quotations from chairman mao and not enough -- the capitalist manifesto by cramer. chu -- i bought some today. why? because you can tell your friend money pal tom that that's going to be explosive. chu is going to order 6 million phones. it's going to use all of the apple lines they are. hey, tom, you and general cho may hang out together. i'm with capitalism. today might have been a down day. be skeptical, stick with cramer, not with tom sa-jung. be right back. >>> coming up, cramer gives commercial real estate a stress test. who's strong enough to survive? cramer goes straight to the source. brandywine realty ceo jerry sweeney on the execu

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idea that if people would just often doing whatever they wanted, i'm sure always bad apples in every group. it seems to methey were meticulous in how they were monitoring in what was going on. >> actually, i don't think they were that meticulous. laura: that's what the report says. the "new york times" also reported that this week. >> the objective of the special prosecutor will to be to clarify that what this initial review will do will bring out evidence as to what was done, what was not done to protect evidence in this type of thing. one of the things that's unclear to me is this destruction of videotapes. and it's important that the special prosecutor that holder has appointed to do this review is the same special prosecutor appointed by a republican, appointed by mukasey who is reviewing the possible destruction of videotapes at the cia. possible destruction of evidence. and i think we need to know that because, you know, in the end, lawyer remarks what's going to keep us safe is not brutality. brutality breeds terror it doesn't defeat it. laura: cankhalid sheik mohammedd reveal incredible informatio

apple. >> every game is the same to a player like me. i'm trying to enjoy and take advantage of everything that happens out there and getting a win and getting to come back to new york makes it really special. you know, get out there and deal with the fans and see how much appreciation they show for you. it makes it even more exciting but i'm very thankful for the fans and the reception that they gave me and to actually get away with a win on a very hard day makes it even sweeter. >> pedro martinez beats his former team for the first time since 1997. he improves to 11-3 against the mets overall. his 2.73 era again the mets his third lowest against any national league opponent. >> rangers and rays. scott feldman eyeing his 13th win. had it working all day getting jason bartlett in the first. later in the inning carl crawford swinging for strike three, bottom two. punches out b.j. upton. bottom three, there goes dave kappler. bottom four, longoria can't even muster a swing. feldman picks up his 13th win of the season. the rangers win by a

me. how should be evaluate companies that are really cash-rich like apple, for example, in these upward markets. the markets have been on a tear. >> this is a great question. listen, here's what i like to do. this isal really a great questi. we're stuck here because he has $8 in cash. what i like to do is take the $8 in cash, $8 a share, off the price of the stock and then see the real multiple. apple, $23 a share in cash, subtract that from the stock and see the real multiple because you can't really value the cash other than cash. that would be apple is at $1.45, say. it doesn't look so expensive. so deduct the cash from the price of the stock and then you get a better look at where the stock really is and what it's worth. i need to go to gary in new york. gary. gary. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, gary. >> caller: pcu has had a decent run. i've taken some profits of late. but it's dropped off. is there anything left in the tank or is it time to bail? >> i was looking at the chart of copper today. kind of marvi inmarveling about break-out. 1/3 of the world's copper is used by china. it

me turn to the issue of rollovers. contractors are given maybe three bites out of the apple. let me start with you, mr. assad.r experience with rollovers, is it less frequently? >> it is definitely trending to be less frequent. >> all right. >> nez a's policy and practice prohibits the use of rollover. >> how long has that been the case? do you know? >> i do not know. >> since before you arrived? >> yes, sir. >> i share the same concerns with respect to the use of rollover. i actually recently issued guidelines that said it would only be used if approved by myself. >> mr. simpson? >> doe has a similar provision that requires my approval to use rollover feet. it should not be used to give the contractor a second bite at the apple. there may be appropriate uses of rollover if there are accelerated and new requirements. it is in the agency's interest to use that fee to moderate gain -- to motivate the contractor. >> we have had hearings in this room before in talking about among other things, cost overruns in it projects. one of the things we have learned is that sometimes, agencies are outlining what their need

apple is working on some kind of tab let prototype.e. i think the idea that this device is going to be out before year end -- >> any way you can throw me some numbers? take a guess. >> which is so great that you even ask, because you want to talk about the mysticism of apple and the power of steve jobs. here's a product that has no release date, no price tag, jet piper jaffray is saying this is going to be worth $1.2 billion in additional revenue by some time in 2010. how they can -- go ahead. >> i would just say that the fact that steven jobs has really thrown himself into this whole thing speaks volumes to what the expectations probably are at apple. do you think there's any e-reader type of an aspect to whole thing? >> everybody has been saying that apple needs to get into books. why cede the market to sony and why lose basically your huge advantage in these education market if ervel seems to be going to these electronic books. so that's probably a big part of this. but the other thing is, this is going to be a mobile hand-held robust entertainment device. again, if you believe all the rumors. everybody that i'm talking to says there is

i told my kids we can go to mcdonald's if you all agree with me and say you will eat the apples firstu? >> you should be demonized. steve: you are not taking your kids every meal. it's every once in a while. it's a big treat for my kids. >> good grades on a report card that's where we went. it was a reward. whatever kids see as a reward generally is pretty good. brian: or bad for you. steve: when i was growing up on payday my dad would bring home a bucket of kentucky fried chicken. >> one size of mcdonald's fries. that he was how old we are. i'm 65 years old. i remember of the one size of fries. steve: when they were a nickel. >> that's the problem. it went from quality to quantity. things are too big. but it's still great food and it feeds people. brian: chicken parmesan. what a great investment and they canceled it. >> 20 grand from con agra. sun flower seeds. steve: watch his show in the middle of the night. red eye. the kids love it. >> they certainly do. alisyn: thanks, greg. town halls, prime time press conferences. beer summits. president obama is definitely doing a lot of talk

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