mrs. myers: -- crystal: mr. babinec? babinec: social security is an earned benefit not a tax if they put money into it, you should get back what we put in and then some. weall know that doing what are doing now is a situation where the next generation will not have the benefit. and at the same time those that , that are approaching it are counting on it. and to look at what adjustments can be made so remains financially viable for the next generation. and when we have any situation where the health extends the life span and people are retiring and later years. in raising the age limit for the next generation weather if this is the cap that is another item looked at. there are different levers of that could be considered in order for any of those changes to take place, it will require a lot of negotiation between congress and the senate. right now, we have too much theisan divide, this is reason we have not been able to make the necessary changes and the can just keeps getting kicked down the road. we, as voters have to s

mr. myers, why do you call him a czar? >> that's an excellent question. it stemmedeally i think from the kind of leader he has become in a good friend of mine once described him as a czar of democracy, which i thought was a nice irony because he does preside over what is officially a democratic system, a constitution that's very democrat, but in reality his style of leadership more and more has become autocratic and he is reaching, i think not just to the soviet past, but the russian imperial path as well and even some of his aides started calling him czar, leader at some point during his presidency fairly early on, so i think it captures the kind of leader he has become in at almost total control he has over the future of his country. >> that's what i wanted to ask next is does he have total control over the political reins of power? >> political reins, absoluly. the system he has created is very much dependent on a strong presidential administration and he has eliminated all other potential opposition that could emerge, even places where optima-- opposi

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mr. babinec, and ms. myers and ms. tenney.here the questions coming from twitter. >> parted before interrupting you. >> i firmly believe that all problems can be solved for education. the key to a happy life is the threshold of quality public-school education. the dirty word of common core air needs to be understood. it was implemented and abroad about from the state governors and their education advisers who were noticing a students were not graduating with the skill set to be ready for jobs and careers. they got together to decide there should be a higher standard those are always a good thing. i believe that and i believe throughout the united states we need a common set of skills sets. third grade should be the same as the skills that. then you graduate from fourth grade you should have the same skill set around the country we are a mobile society the problem with common core comes from the region's reform agenda the implementation and the lack of funding that comes along with it. and the unfunded mandates whether at the s

mr. steven lee myers his correspondent of the "new york times" and author of the book the new czar. miriam elder who was world editor at buzz feed news and has been responsible for setting up the network of correspondents internationally. for that organization. we have dr. michael desch, professor of political science and director of international studies center at notre dame university. and john haines is codirector of the eurasia program at the foreign policy research institute. i want to begin, i want to begin this discussion today with a number of important ad hocly controversial questions. and i'm going to start with miriam elder, and ask one of the big issues i think was implied in the introduction is our -- pass rush intervened in the u.s. presidential election? you can maybe tell me your views about that. >> that question can be taken in a bunch of different ways. i guess the most concrete thing to look at is the role of russian hackers and misinformation in the campaign. and it really was an extraordinary moment when the obama administration call that russia free being behi

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bristol-myers squibb thanks the patients, nurses, and physicians hello? oh, um, vivian, i'm so sorry, dear, but mrs. naugatuck can't make it. no, she just caught her nose in the pressure cooker. yeah, she's currently suffering from a soft-boiled septum. i never do anything small. so, that's it, maude. what a rotten thing to do. you are right, walter. and completely brilliant. now, go upstairs and get dressed for the party. maude, i will go to a party tomorrow night, next week, next month! but not tonight. i think your behavior is neurotic and childish! neurotic and childish? this from a man who cries when he misses a re-run of gilligan's island? maudie, we have to talk to you. oh, vivian, arthur, i'm so glad you popped in. won't you join us? maudie, this is no time for practical jokes. i am under a great deal of stress, and vivian's nails are still wet. mrs. naugatuck? mrs. naugatuck? mrs. naugatuck: coming! coming! back upstairs, naugatuck. you're not going. i wish you'd told me earlier. i could have gone downtown and picked up a sailor. mrs. naugatuck, the fleet may be in, s ago. back upstairs! w

mr. trump a victory. and abby is down in fort myers, florida. >> reporter: hey, we're back and are talking politics.ueezed florida orange juice and coffee. how do you feel about the election today? >> yay! >> yeah? first, i want to wish a happy birthday to miranda lambert turn 3g ing 33 years old today. we'll be right back. and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on track. and through it all, my retirement never got left behind. so today, i'm prepared for anything we may want tomorrow to be. every someday needs a plan. let's talk about your old 401(k) today. my frii say not if you this protect yourself.ary. what is scary? pneumococcal pneumonia. it's a serious disease. my doctor said the risk is greater now that i'm over 50! yeah...ya-ha... just one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia- an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. prevnar 13® is approved for adults 18 and older to help prevent infections from 13 strains of t

mr. dixon: both sides need to come together. as i listen to your conversation, i was there. i have been with judy scott and thsct family. i have been with the survivors and wiamika myerser, whose daughter went out on her 19th birthday and didn't come back home. i have been with mely faenwhose niece went to myrtle beach and didn't come home because somebody shot opened fire on them there. we can break down those numbers and everything and play the numbers game. ththg , unless we do everything within our power in order to stop tamika meyers from losing her daughter or melody from losing her niece or judy scott from losing her son, then we've let americaown. you kind of sort of made light of it, it seems like to me. with all due respect to you, and i have the utmost respect for you. senator scott: yes, sir. yes, sir. mr. dixon: and i would love to work along with you somewhere in the future. but when it comes to gun legislation, common sense gun legislation that's going to reduce the violence that we see in america, if we don't do everything we can within our power, then we are letting americans down. when will it touch you or when will it touch anyone in this audience t

myers squibb thanks the patients, nurses, and physicians involved in opdivo clinical trials. . d. . . : >>> black friday is seeing green. stocks closing at record highs for a third straight week since mrhuge sales expected to drive gains when the market opens at 9:30 eastern time here in new york city. >> how long will it last? i asked steve and ainsley. >> author nicole. how long will it last? >> i think it's going to last quite a long time, guys if friday was any indication. online sales in particular. top $3 billion. that's the first time we've seen it hit that mark. now, retailers were stress testing their website because we're going to see more of that today. it has been -- assuming that the ten minutes off line for major retailers can equal $2 million in lost sales. >> you know, i saw all the -- on the television coverage. it looked like the stores had good coverage as well. some people were at the stores. the price they were looking at, at walmart or k-mart or target was the best deal out there, right? >> yeah. we're not shopping like it's 1999, guys. cyber monday is not one particular day. it's been like a cyber week. we've been seeing those lines that we're looking at right n

myers, florida. are you there? how are you doing? >> good morning, guys. we've been talking politics all morning long. who are you voting for? >> mr. trump.rican people people. >> firefighter. >> i'm voting for trump. i'm pro life and pro second amendment. >> i'm veet -- voting for trump for stronger military and protect our national anthem and flag. >> nice. we'll be here all morning long at mel's diner. whoo! we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could keep doing all the things we love. prudential. bring your challenges. i . >> it's time to come home and elect donald trump as the next president of the united states. it's time to come home and reelect speaker paul ryan and a strong republican majority in the house of representatives. it's time to dom home -- come home and reelect senator ron johnson to a republican majority. >> vice presidential nominee mike pence making his argument. >>