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michael tweets, why a spoon? you should be able to have a conversation with your child. good point.ng on the facebook page, i got my share of spankings with spoons. i think all my generation did and you know what? we didn't have school shootings. another good point. thanks for being part of the real story today. i'm gretchen carlson. shepard smith now reporting live. >> huge snowstorm with a mess across the east coast and travel problems across the country. ahead, a look at the airport misery map. >>> plus, i'm sure you have seen the crack smoking mayor of rob ford saying he's off the wagon. he didn't have to admit it, mr. mayor. ahead, the video out for the past 26 hours and showing that proves it all. >>> and need a billion dollars? one of the richest men on the planet ready to hand it over. you have to do something that never has ever, ever, ever, ever done and you won't do it, either. we'll have a pr pro if it's more than a publicity stunt. the answer will be no. let's get to it. >>> first from the fox

michael tweeted. numbers don't lie, people do.esponse to what you want to hear from the president, louis posted, obamacare is going to be repealed. i don't think the president's going to say that but you never know. thanks for being part of the real story. shepard smith is next. >> this weekend is the super bowl here in new york city, actually in new jersey but in both. the security now in high gear. not just the game. we have to secure the crossroads to the world, times square, where fox has a big broadcast studio set up. that and every train station, bus stop, inhouse, out house, dog house are checked. and feds are warning about a plane americans fly every year. >> good afternoon to you. police are trying to find any clues to explain this weekend's deadly shooting at a mall in maryland. so far

michael tweets retail spending. d get in touch with us e-mailing at worldwide@cnbc.com or tweet me@cnbcwex. >>> friday's job reports are in and what else will traders have on their agenda? we'll get some insight from the cme. car insurance. yeah. everybody knows that. did you know there is an oldest trick in the book? what? trick number one. look-est over there. ha ha. made-est thou look. so end-eth the trick. hey.... yes.... geico. fifteen minutes could save you... well, you know. >>> slim losses last week for u.s. equities. u.s. features this morning are pointing to a slight tick higher, the nasdaq 3.5 points above value and the s&p 500 is 2 points above fair value. joining us from the cme, senior vice president for drifters at trin. scott, happy new year to you. what's going to happen as there's a huge risk this week? >> we have never seen anybody in washington, d.c. extricate themselves from a situation smoothly. so anybody that thinks this is going to go well has another thing coming in 2014. these justify where

(inaudible) >> the reporter michael scotto tweeted that congressman grimm called to apologize and said he overreacted and i accepted his apology. congressman said he and skoeto will have lunch next week to make sure it is all behind us. >> i bet they are. thank you, molly, so you son. >> a group of top senators calling for a new way forward in afghanistan. they are fed up with hammid karzi and his refusal to sign for the troops in the country next year. they are waiting until karzi leaves in april. is that the right answer. captain, great to see you. >> nice to be with you. >> the bipartisan group of senators lost patience with hammid karzi and using strong language to talk about him. karzi has become detached from reality and almost delusional in terms of what the u.s. role is there. what do you think we should do about karzi? >> i think what we really need to do is look at what we need to do about afghanistan? after all of the blood and treasure that is invested there, we should not repoet the mistake in iraq snatch defeat from the jaws of victory by pulling out precipitously. and th

michael tweets -- i'm in, i'm in for the long haul.g to buy here so not freaking out just yet. >> looking ahead to next week it's going to be so much about inequality. the obama response obama will be known as the inequality because inequality has ramped up. >> you think he'll get the blame. >> think his administration will have overseen a big raise in inequality. to your point, the big thing that makes it drops is falling markets. >> so, it's a double of he edged sword. >> exactly. but it's going be topic number one next week. >> for the markets, everybody's going to be watching the vicks. >> i think the key takeaway from this weekend, maybe investors have learned over the last five years not to panic. >> invest in when iskie. >>> we got to hand it over to melissa lee and fx fx"fast money" crew. >>> i'm melissa lee. our top story, global selloff intensifying heavily into the close. tap capping its worse loss since november 2011. the dow is down at 3%. the nasdaq is down 2.7. the vix up a whopping 32%. is the beginning of a market

one is will michael crabtree tweet about richard sherman during the game?ght, andy scholes, nice to see you. >>> a dangerous deep freeze moving into the deep south. all your other headlines after the break. >>> 40 million of you are waking up to the very same thing today, snow, sleet, ice and cold, cold, cold. you will not believe where this infuriating weather is heading next. here's a hint, they're not used to it, not at all. indra petersons explains why this storm is so darn dangerous. >>> the president just hours away from a high-stakes speech to reset the political clock. the state of the union. what will he say? well, we will tell you hours before he even says it. >>> and breaking news overnight, the loss of a music legend. >> sucks. ♪ welcome back to "early start," everyone. i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. 30 minutes after the hour. it could be a bad day from carolinas to texas to the deep south. the cold has hammered the midwest now moving south. it's bringing snow, ice and rain with it. warnings are up across the region, shutting schools

michael tweets this: can't believe congress applauds who obama says he's going to circumvent them.not challenge it, why are we paying 535 members of congress and their staff, persons and expenses for doing nothing? a whole lot of opinions coming from you. thanks for writing in. >>> coming up, steve and elisabeth just left for the studio. they are -- you see them there walking out of the building and headed down the street to super bowl boulevard. the reason? they're going to be drinking with the manzo brothers from "the housewives of new jersey." first let's check in with bill hemmer for what's coming up at the top of the hour. how jealous are you? >> very. i'll be at the game, so i like that. haunt these folks just freezing down the street? unbelievable. heather, good morning to you. breaking news on this winter storm in the south. a state of emergency now in six different states. kids were stranded at school overnight. it goes on and on. it's just a mess down there. also the most important intel hearing of the year happens this morning. what is the top concern when it comes to na

they ran into the outgoing mayor michael bloomberg there. he actually tweetedng well wishes earlier this morning. mike bloomberg tweeting best of luck to the deblasio administration. may the best days for our city be ahead of us. we're going to be taking you live to that ceremony, the former president bill clinton is there as well as former secretary of state and new york state senator hillary clinton. they are both there, as well. you can see the color guard and the choir getting ready to kick off the ceremony. as soon as it begins in earnest, we'll take you back live. here are also some stories making news around the world right to you. vladimir putin paid a new year's visit to victims of this week's suicide bombings. 34 people were killed at a railway station on a trolley bus in volgograd on sunday and monday. no group has claimed responsibility for those attacks. putin said russia would continue the fight against terrorists until they're "complete an intolation." the blasts come just six weeks before russia hosts the winter olympics, raising fears of terror

host: michael copps, a viewer tweets in -- guest: well, i think you can make the case probably and government by and large, in agencies, not just the fcc, that there has been something of a which is power and trends in power. entrenching power. they try to put in some curbs on that. i do not think it has worked 100%. but the fcc mission in life is to preserve the public interest. it is a consumer protection .ublic interest agency that is its job. host: new chairman tom wheeler served as as the head of served -- some interest groups -- corporate interest groups, etc. is that a mistake to put him as chair of the fcc after that? performancenk the test will count. tom is a tremendously capable man who understand how the town works. i think he is looking for another job anywhere in his career right now. i think he is going to be dedicated to public interest. i certainly hope so. but that being said, i still think as a general matter, given the amount of money and given uninhibited campaign --enditures, we ought to we've got to start putting the public interest back on top. host: starting with you,

"time toi tweets in, end ambush reporters." michaelowell has a piece in "the new york times" about michael grimm. after keeping company with mobsters, the company speaks their language. he is a former marine and fbi agent. he infiltrated the gambino crime family. his target was peter gotti, brother of john gotti. a reference to the journalists's family.ith the gotti it seems to have left the congressman with a liking for a mob style chat chat. connected hims" to a felon in texas. reportedyork times" in 2012 that a close friend happen to have close ties to a gambino number. times" has a piece -- threat by staten island lawmaker as to a reputation as hot tempered. talking about several incidents where the congressman lost his temper with other folks. politicians, a tea party activist in an interview in 2011. got not an activist and suggested a boxing match. another time, he vowed to knock his teeth out. getting your thoughts on behavior.n grimm's should he face an ethics review? washington are saying he violated house rules over 23. -- h

hairdo, which is not fair to whoopi goldberg, by the way. [ laughter ] michael crabtree responded to sherman's diatribe by tweetingfilm don't lie. @nfl network. @espn. pull up the tape in the game and show me where this guy is the best. #fake, #fake. #fake. and you know when a guy uses three hashtags he is fake. [ laughter ] so sherman responded to that. he tweeted "a lion doesn't concern himself with the opinions of a sheep." this is getting -- i hope it doesn't escalate to their instagram accounts. [ laughter ] it was a big deal, though. why i'm not sure. the guy was blowing some steam off after three hours of trash talk. but i will say this. it reminds me of another famous sherman. and coincidentally, ken burns has a new documentary out about him. >> general sherman continued his march southward, finally taking atlanta on september 2nd, 1864. after a long and brutal siege. he wrote to president lincoln. >> dear mr. president. i'm gratified to report that atlanta has succumbed at last. our victorious soldiers occupied the streets and the battlements, bearing eloquent testament to the fact that i'm the greatest g

. >>> atlanta, anything but hot-lanta lately and that has michael moore turning up the heat. the director tweeting this: georgia, ice, climate change, deniers. that has jason all fired up. he is the author of "hollywood hypocrites." what do you do after that tweet came out? did you tweet something? i think you did. >> if tweeted something. with alarmists you cannot win. they set the terms of the debate. if it's hot in the summer, it's because of global warming and if it's cold during the winter, my gosh, that's global warming, too. they use the phrase now climate change but people in atlanta wish they were experienceing globe warming. but my beef more with michael moore is that while he is able to take to twitter and talk about global warming, he could actually make a difference if he wanted to by taking on his hollywood peers, because ucla did a study, not too long ago, that said hollywood, which is movie sets, special effects, is the second biggest polluter in los angeles. >> don't you think, though, that the left, the environmentalists, the people who i believe passionately in global warming an

host: michael sent in this tweet.ent should offer retraining programs to all displaced workers. what is poverty in america? the labor department is looking at individuals who earn less than 11,000 dollars -- $11,490 per year. 510erty is defined as $15, per year for two people. that is based on an outdated record. i think that everybody, regardless, agrees that it is not a good measure. the trouble is, what is a good alternative? there have been studies out there showing that you can use alternative measures to reverse engineer. poverty was higher in the past . studies also show that the program with the most impact on reducing poverty is the earned income tax credit. that has had very little impact. the problem has been the tax cuts that reduced the lowest tax rate for low income workers. will not get any argument from me about the earned income tax credit. it is a wonderful program. you are taking people who are on the brink of poverty and giving them supplements to with them above. some of the other programs address

. >> host: michael copps, irish eyes tweets in to us, the fcc is a glorified revolving door for those who profit from the control of the media and telecom. it does not serve the public interest. >> guest: i think you could make the case, probably in government by and large, in agencies, not just the fcc, that there has been something of a revolving door which is power entrenching power. that needs to be minimized. there needs to be regulations against the. the obama administration tried to put in some curbs on that. i don't think it's worked 100%. but the fcc mission in life is to preserve the public interest. it is a consumer protection public interest agency. that's it's job. >> host: the new chairman, tom wheeler, served as the head of a couple of interest groups in washington, corporate interest groups, cable communications, et cetera. is that a mistake to put him as chair of the fcc after the? >> guest: i think it's performance tests that will count. tom is an immensely capable man who understands how the town works. i don't think is looking for another job anywhere in his career

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e-mail us, or tweet us. and michael, come out and hang out here. you'll learn about prompter failures and you'll get comfortable with it so quickly. >>> let's bring you up to speed with where we stand. global equities are an hour into the trading day in europe. now advancers and decliners on the dow jones stoxx 600 even stevens between red and green. so the ftse yesterday did absolutely nothing and it has done nothing for the previous week, either. so today, we're about an hour into the trade, we are up 16 points, a substantial move compared to what has been happening. the ftse mib up, as well. moller-maersk, up 4.24%. the group sold nearly 90% in its department store chain. and basf on the rise. analysts have raise dollars recommendation on the stock to a buy from neutral, citing expectations for future earnings growth. keep your eyes on where we stand on treasury yields. we've come lower today, 2.95% is the yield there. gilt yields below 3%, as well. we'll talk about the value there versus gilt and treasuries in a few moments. on currency markets

. >> how about the chance that michael crabtree is going to tweet richard sherman's name during the supernk so. >> what about marijuana made reference? >> what do you say? >> i am personally pulling for endeavor. >>denver. >> coming up one the kron4 morning news. an arrest and east bay of a man in his seven days accused of molesting a child.70's accused a child. we will have the latest in a live report. >> much-needed rain is falling in the bay area this morning. it is a light rain. but it is rain nonetheless. erica will give us a complete look at the forecast. >> at 9:15 a.m.. we will talk to our financial expert rob black. he will have today's winners and losers for wall street. for over 60,000 california foster children, nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can hel

michael douglas and catherine decezeta-jones, toget again? >>> welcome back, everybody. former president george h.w. bush tweeted for the third time ever thursday. giving a shout-out to presidents obama and clinton. mr. bush thanked them for their get well wishes and advice for barbara and cracked a little joke saying she doesn't take the advice of every president she knows. >>> a spokesman for the bush family sent out a tweet saying mrs. bush is doing great. he noted she's excited to get home to her dogs and oh yeah, her husband, too. >>> secretary of state, john kerry, met with israeli prime minister benjamin netenyahu thursday to further middle east peace talks, while acknowledging peace is an uphill battle, kerry showed optimism. >> we are now five full months into this negotiation. we have always known that achieving peace is a long and complicated process. it's a tough road. but this is not mission impossible. >> today secretary kerry meets with palestinian president, mahmoud abbas. >>> former defense secretary robert gates actually suffered a fractured vertebrae after falling in his home new year's day. h

>> we have some of my favorite tweets about shows that are on television now. chicago fire, michaelthe blacklist. if i click on the blacklist, what you'll see is this card comes up, tells you more information about the show. it still talks about the tweet but at the bottom we have something new, the see it button. it says see it, watch or record now. what that does is all of your options for watching the blacklist. >> live or maybe on demand. >> yeah. or on your mobile device. and so the first thing it says watch on tv, i can show you how that works. if i press watch on tv, we're in the lab so we'll see a lot of in the lab. if i press on the second one, what will happen on this tv next to us is right now it'll start playing the latest episode of -- >> that was fast. >> we went from somebody's tweet about the blacklist all the way to tuning our show and it was just a couple clicks and we haven't even left the twitter app. >> all these tweets are about nbc shows, owned by comcast. but it will work for non-nbc and comcast programming as well. >> that's right. abc, a&e, discovery have j

host: michael copps, a viewer tweets in -- guest: well, i think you can make the case probably and government by and large, in agencies, not just the fcc, that there has been something of a which is power and trends in power. entrenching power. they try to put in some curbs on that. i do not think it has worked 100%. but the fcc mission in life is to preserve the public interest. it is a consumer protection .ublic interest agency that is its job. host: new chairman tom wheeler served as as the head of served -- some interest groups -- corporate interest groups, etc. is that a mistake to put him as chair of the fcc after that? performancenk the test will count. tom is a tremendously capable man who understand how the town works. i think he is looking for another job anywhere in his career right now. i think he is going to be dedicated to public interest. i certainly hope so. but that being said, i still think as a general matter, given the amount of money and given uninhibited campaign --enditures, we ought to we've got to start putting the public interest back on top. host: starting with you,

let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, 23, relative humidity 29%. i just tweetedhis out, that indoor relative humidity is 5 to 9%. so you'll get thirsty and you'll need to hydrate. you don't need to hydrate just in the summer, also in the winter. lots of water for the pets, too please. here are the snow showers, snowing about of two days in the great lakes, snowing in minneapolis. this will swing down through the metro area. that said the parent low, the clipper will pass through southern quebec. this will drop a cold front through. most of the energy and moisture will get wrung out on the mountains and split to the north of us, but i still think we'll see some snow showers. 20 in bethesda, 21 arlington, 22 in springfield, 19 in rockville and 17 in damascus and white oak. so factor in the wind, a little wind out there, feels like 8 in gaithersburg, 13 in leesburg, 12 downtown. so wind chill tonight not as bad but 5 below to 5 above depending how late you're out this friday night. yellow alert tomorrow for snow showers. time frame 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., less than an in

tweet history. and when we talk about unintended consequences, allied, western sentiment, and siding with saddam against iran, and then michael says: says: so my question to david rhode, there seems to be a lot of bad examples of u.s. policy in the middle east. so where do you go next? is egypt going to be a good example? or why the blowback, and it seems like it's a track record that hasn't been -- . >> i don't think that egypt under mubarak today, is it a security for average egyptians? no. i agree with david that some of this aid has helped, but i don't see it as a success. a very positive story today is what happened in tunisia. they are passing right now u. at the same time as egypt, a constitution that has created very long, but it has created a political process with moremize and more consensus. and there are islamists in tunisia who have backed down, but tunisia is one very positive story in a very dark post period. and i don't want to be idealistic about democracy and say that it could happen overnight, but i wish there was more consistency in the american position. >> that's what i was going to bring up, steven, has

tweets and e-mails he also received. >>> and coach jim harbaugh is sidestepping his post game rant. he sounded confident yesterday, considering the alignment, michael sherman was touted for throwing the ball to crabtree. >> it was a great year with a capital g. >> cleveland browns want to interview for the head coaching job and harbaugh refused to discuss his head coaching deal or the increase in the 5 million for the five year deal. >>> missing, the information about the two officers who are suppose to be patrolling. >>> good morning, they are still having a problem blocking a lane on 880 and we will tell you what that is doing in traffic straight ahead. >>> count them nine straight days of record highs, and it looks like a change is brewing for friday, toes that mean rain or is it just cooler . >>> welcome back, time now 4:45. they are suing the state of utah over their decision to put the decision on hold for same- sex marriage, but utah will not recognize same-sex marriage ceremonies as the court's decision. they plea of the marriage should be valid and they should have the same rights as hit row sexuals. >>> and students gathered for a vigil i

michael bay moment. melts down, explodes, puts a special effects around it, say look what happens to me at ces. and then tweeted human, be real. it is an easy thing, but so many people miss it. morning, there was an op-ed about how millennial's don't want to buy products. they want to buy experiences. a basic rule of hand-picked -- happiness is don't buy things by experiences. buyon't buy things, experiences. they want to do their work in the lobby on an ipad. is that true? do people want to buy experiences? they are taking inconvenience for a story? always want tole buy experience. there's a lot of talk about millennial's and what they think. people ask them questions because they don't understand them and we are looking at them through some strange lens or microscope. if you are making a product, and we have done this for a long time, we build experiences around products. the trend of conspicuous consumption is over in terms of buying physical goods and i think there is a bigger trend into doing experiences for people. i don't think it is just millennial's. i think it is all of us. >> why? we have everything

tweet us your best and most creative answers. we'll put those up later in the show. >>> republican congressman michael grimm has had another interaction with a local reporter, but this time it was an apology after this confrontation. >> let me be clear to you. >> i just want to ask you -- why? why? it's a valid question. >> i'm telling you. >> why? >> you're not man enough. you're not man enough. >> michael scottoa reporter, was trying to ask a campaign finance question. congressman grimm apologized yesterday and offered to meet scotto for lunch. he said it was a long day. >> i'm a human being, sometimes your emotions get the better of you. the bottom line is it shouldn't happen. you shouldn't lose your cool. that's why i aapologized. when you're wrong, you're wrong. that's why i apologized. >> it was harsh. >> yeah, it was harsh. i lost my cool and it shouldn't have happened. >> the watchdog group citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington is calling for federal officials to open an investigation into the incident. >>> newly released ratings from neilsen show president obama reached a new low in viewership for his state of

michael moore, rick -- >> they go together. >> that's why i'm putting together. here's something he tweeted this week.ates says obama appointees in the white house were suspicious of and didn't trust the military honchos. thank gd. >> the larger point of the book is the fact the president puts domestic politics before international concerns. that comment that was quoted about hillary and the president about why they opposed the surge and it is all about -- from an outsider, i'm not inside. robert may have obviously a very different perspective. from the outside everything seems to be driven as to how to pull it back to domestic politics and not about trying to solve the problems. >> go ahead. >> no, no, no. i have to issue a small -- i just read the book. he doesn't say that about the president. he says politics does come into the conversation but he says specifically in terms of the president, maybe not some of the operati operatives, the president makes decisions base and the national security. you are right about the overwritten coverage. robert gates says specifically i agree that the president ma

michael jackson. we put it on the screen, and lo and behold, will you look at the tweet that justin bieber tweeted out today. look at this, folks, saying something like what more can they say? what is going on with this young man? >> well, listen, megyn, i think you have to worry whenever somebody comes up in adolescence or childhood and is pumped up by his parents to become a superstar. you have to wonder whether he has developed a sense of self. had he clearly doesn't have regard for other people because he is putting people in harm's way. he is using alcohol and prescription drugs. >> the 19-year-old behavior -- >> well, 19-year-old behavior, most 19-year-olds are not drag racing while drunk with alcohol, allegedly, and prescription drugs. so i don't know which 19-year-olds are being referred to. but the bottom line is treatment? >> well, that would be wonderful. listen, i always say the truth always wins. you can't cheat the truth. if inside you feel not very large, not very worthy, your self-esteem is low, even though your star is rising, there is a day of reckoning, michael jackson, sadly is an

tweet us or leave a message on our wall on facebook. we may read your comments. >>> then there's congressman michael grimm with the standard sort of staten island sendoff, i'll break you in half and throw you over a balcony. but will not face charges after he blew up at a ny1 reporter. a reporter with the cable news channel here asked the congressman about a campaign finance description that has when up in the papers and that's when congressman lost it. >> [bleep] >> i'm trying to help you. >> no. [inaudible] >> i'll break you in half like a boy. congressman later apologized to the reporter. the capitol police investigated and have decided to close the case. but congressman grimm still does face an ethics investigation and a lot more, and for him this is far from over. >>> are you ready for some football? why the super bowl coaches hugged it out, not rob ford style but hugged out, a couple of days before the big game, and we'll talk to joe buck, on the deck, coming right up. [ male announcer ] this is george. the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for

michael jackson. we put this split screen on the tv lo and behold will you put this picture justin bieber tweeted out today. look at this, folks. saying something like what more can they say? >> listen megan. i think you have to worry whenever somebody comes oup in adolescence and childhood is pumped up by his parents to become a super star you have to wonder whether he has developed a sense of self. ? is he clearly doesn't have regard to other people because he's putting people in harm's way. >> why don't we say that's 19 year old behavior. >> 19-year-old behavior most 19-year-olds are not drag racing while inebriated with allegedly a well hall and prescription drugs. the bottom line is someone can guy. this is somebody who hadz regard for other people. does his dad have regard for him? his mom heyed a career out of promoting his son's celebrity. i wonder if any child star has a sense, you know what, am i a product or a person? if you don't know for sure that you count to the people who are racing you not for the prophet but because they care about you as an individual, then it may be hard to care a

michael sitrick, you fight back. adam: how do they, there are some tweets? >> here's the thing, he is fighting back now.foxbusiness.com, if you read foxnews.com, i did an extensive story about richie incognito's side of this whole thing. remember the initial claim richie incognito bullied jonathan martin. that is allegedly why martin left the team mid-season. what richie incognito's lawyers and michael sitrick are doing, they're showing this was not bulling i in their view. this was two crazy guys conversions over text messages emails, voice messages in very crude way. by the way what they're coming out today saying said to foxnews.com and foxnews.com and our network exclusively is that if richie incognito bullying jonathan martin, jonathan martin was bullying incoying neat-o back. the texts are pretty crude from jonathan martin. i will you murder your whole f-ing family. they show other stuff whether jonathan martin, his sort of mental state at the time. clearly these texts show him apparently smoking marijuana, you know, reaching out for some, reaching out to for counseling, for mental health issues.

tweets. "washington journal" live at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. michaelh the heritage foundation. he is our guest this weekend on "newsmakers." he talks about his group's role in the issues that find importance, as well as topics in fighting can furnace -- inviting conservatives. watch "newsmakers" on c-span. i think it is really interesting to sit here and talk about how the republican party is less unified than the democratic party when we think about this historically. it is an interesting time to be studying this. for the first time in recent years, we are seeing a republican party that is facing many struggles that the democratic party faced 20, 30 years ago when they were tinkering with the reform process every four years. >> this interplay of what happened, how candidates deal with it, and the context in which they are running really matter, more than to undermine the scandal that happened, and especially if you are running in a context in which you can present yourself as an abused -- part of an abused group, abused by the system, you can really p

michael moore, rick santorum -- >> they don't go together. >> that's why i'm putting them together. because here's something he tweeted this week.ook says obama appointees in the white house were, quote, suspicious of and didn't trust the military honchos. thank god." >> the larger point to this pook in my opinion was the fact the president puts domestic politics before international concerns. everything's seen through the lens of domestic politics. that comment that was quoted about hillary and the president about why they oppose the surge and -- it is all about -- from an outsider. i'm not inside. robert may have obviously a very different perspective. from the outside, everything seems to be driven as to how can we pull things back to domestic politics and not about -- >> wait, wait, wait. go ahead. >> i just have to -- i have to issue a small correction. i just read the book. he doesn't say that about the president. he says politics does come into the conversation, but he says specifically in terms of the president, maybe not some of the operatives, the president makes the decisions based on national security. and the truth

tweet s @bsurveillance. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance," i am scarlet fit with michael mckee.ne is in davos, switzerland. the big banks have finished reporting earnings, they are free to talk about their financial outlook. brian moynihan of bank of america spoke with erik schatzker yesterday about the recovery from the financial crisis. >> there are still uncertainties, we have investigations by the department of justice. we will deal with those. reallywere able to and had to get to over the last few years to start to clean the balance sheet up, take uncertainty away around the company. we did a lot of work and it cost a lot of money. a lot of it has been spent. >> we still have more to do, tom is joining us from davos with special guests. brian moynihan speaking pretty candidly. >> very visible here in the early hours of davos. up to the early hours, stephanie with has finally graced us her presence this wednesday morning. erik the crack of 12:22, schatzker was here at 5:00 a.m. harassing financial types. you harassed brian moynihan. a very perceptive interview. -- distancing

michael bay was supposed to talk about. during that thing. >> one of the things we tweeted about is that exact day, are people ready to buy at, in order for this product to make any money you have to buy a new tv. >> the good news is that at upper end maybe they will. ashley: yeah. >> but i do like also recently the company started executing better. they beat the street last two quarters. numbers came in 400% better than expected. iisiders are buying. last six months insiders buying 400,000 shares. this has a huge short position. this is the problem. because the execution has been so choppy and questions you ask are legitimate questions, 29% of the float are short. this is caveat but could be a huge grand slam once all the stars align. ashley: very good. tracy: especially what you bring us at 2:00 anyway. >> the market is down 100. ashley: give it a jolt. tracy: nice follow up. ashley: curved televisions. tracy: charles payne, thank you. ashley: more fallout from the holiday hack at target and neiman marcus. national retail federation are calling for issuers to issue upgraded cards. while they zero in on hackers we get bott

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tweets today? >> deceptively sneaky is a quote from a liberal writer in the "new republic," who wrote an article today. he was actually -- responding to a column that michael moore had written in "the new york times." moore is disappointed that obamacare is sort of the peacemeal system that it is -- piecemeal system that it is. he wanted a single-payer government system. and he was saying be patient. it was designed to get to single payer in the end because it imposes all sorts of burdens on people. and they're going to complain to government for relief. it creates a lot of really inadequate coverage for a lot of people who are then going to go to congress, and congress' respond will ultimately be to grant more generous and expensive benefits and will keep growing until one day it becomes the single payer system that the most liberal members of congress wanted all along. >> i never thought that was -- i don't know if that ultimately will happen. but sneaky, deceptive acts like that with the intent from the beginning. i mean, noeps, leader pelosi, she said she had -- she didn't know what was in it essentially. >> that's been the decision by conservatives fo

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michael grimm says he is sorry, he lost his temper and his mother would not like it. joining me now, bernard whitman, and brook goldstein, people went nuts, there was more tweeting about's address. >> well, that says volumes about the president's speech. look, if you know anything about staten island, which is the constituency that he represents, this probably helped him. i wouldn't be surprised if his numbers went up, because he pushed back a reporter, but his -- >> the reporter accepted the apology -- >> i don't disagree with monica, i think it probably played well. the conduct was most unbecoming of anybody, especially congress, congressmen or women should always act in a manner that reflects credibly. do i think he should be referred for investigation, absolutely not? should he enroll himself in an anger management class? heck, yes. >> everybody knows you have to be careful when you talk to reporters, especially when you threaten to throw them off the rotunda. he is under investigation and has not answered questions from reporters for the last two weeks. if you're a member of congress you have to expect hard-hitting press and have to understand this is not a prope

tweet us. >> let's do a two screen data check for you. commodities come up we go. all of this off of the adp report. michaeleat job yesterday. it is framing the jumpstart to a lot of economists. up, up they go. we will do that at a: 30 tomorrow morning on bloomberg television. the vix, under 13 again. that shows the equity strength. i am watching the two year yield. up to 0.42.9% why you may never sign your signature again, at least with a pen. ♪ >> good morning. "bloomberg surveillance." i am tom keene. i introduced our guest host. he has been looking at what i have been looking at. we are looking at at -- at it in two different angles. that would be tickling. that would be bitcoin. the text that is focused on what bitcoin could do. why is it a good thing? built up a payments infrastructure and a way to -- i should tran .ay 21st century fees the idea is that money should move. itn you use a credit card, is bits on a wire. ite you understand that, reasons that money should move in a much more frictionless and lower fee fashion than it does today. >> does the advantage of can they withstand the price dynamic