naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ ing ) - okay, josh, do your stuff!e, you know the drill. - canned foods only, guys! - ♪ sometimes you got to give and not receive ♪ ♪ sometimes you got to live what you believe ♪ ♪ open your arms, 'cause that's where it starts ♪ ♪ right here with you and with me ♪ ♪ what the world needs now is love... ♪ ( josh speaks ) ♪ a little help from up above, fit to make... ♪ a message from the foundation for a better life. gerri: before the break we asked if you agreed with the judge who ruled the parents of a 21-year-old new jersey woman must pay for her college tuition. we asked the question on gerriwillis.com and 38% said yes and 62% said no. log onto gerriwillis.com for online question every weekday. and that, as my friends say, is it for tonight. charles payne is coming up with his sho good night. neil: tonight, on cavuto, when architects crumble. wait until you hear what jonathan gruber told me. the one bite that's adding to the health care price. is keystone the key to stopping terrorists? don't laugh. isis and al-qaeda

naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ >>> a story the democrats and maybe even the lame stream media wanto go way that jonathan gruber tapes calling americans stupid and revealing how the obamacare law was devised to deceive the american people, all shining a light how some politicians and the president are lg to do anything if you get in their way. you wouldn't know it if you watch mainsfreem media outlets. what they were covering at the big news started exploding. >> brand new x-150s. >> scaffolding falling. >> what the cameras captured afterwards. >> one of the biggest divorce settlements. >> a hello kitty birthday lollipop was sold. >> wayne, hello kitty lollypops. they they're we're suckers? >> it's sad, eric, very sad, when you think about it. nancy pelosi saying, this guy was an expert on obamacare, herped them draft the bill and turn around and said i never heard of the guy. or the president saying he was an adviser, as if -- the guy was at the white house over a dozen times met with the president personally four hours one day and everybody is denying this, that this guy, because

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naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ >> coming up, i will test your knowledge of what questions are ontion form. you can check it out tonight at 9:00 p.m. neil: is the housing recovery in the home stretch? numbers are looking a little bit better, but my next guest says reason why they look good is an okay because real is a says it's all about who is buying and not who is not. >> they want to buy, they believe in home ownership, that is what the dream ends. high credit and putting 20% down, they have to save a lot of money and even though the job market is really improving, it's not always what it should be. >> 3% down, very little down to encourage folks to buy. >> the problem with that is that in big cities or expensive cities like new york, you can't find us. so you have to go with fannie or freddie. but they are trying to work on this. also credit scores. eight years ago if you had a 700 credit score you'd probably be okay. but now 750 and they have people that are carrying a lot of student debt. >> lenders are so tight right now. >> very tight. >> and even appraisals are making it

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naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ obama: i'll make it easier and faster for highly-skilled immigrantso stay and contribute to our economy. so many business leaders have proposed this. stossel: that was good news from the president tonight. though, he wasn't at all specific about it, about what he will do or how many people he would let in. it would be great if more skilled immigrants could bring their ideas to america legally. immigrants like the founder of history.com. he invented a better way to teach history, but he can't bring his business here. i reported on that a few months ago. >> in europe some kids have a new way of learning history. >> we're very excited about history. curious. that's what history does for them. it makes them curious. stossel: sounds good. why don't we have this in our schools? probably because the founder of the company that invented the dylan digital learning program is not allowed to work in america. he's thomas ketchell. he's in belgium. why aren't you allowed to work here. >> the h-1b visas are short and not much room for entrepreneurs like me. so we'r

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naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ lou: we're delighted to have phil the president of american commitmentmen of the internet freedom coalition, it's his group that uncovered this gruber video and the the video of president obama saying he had to thank john gruber for the ideas he had stolen from him and others. phil, it's great to have you here. these videos are shaking, i would say, the administration to its core, would you not? >> yeah. it's pretty amazing. i would point out he stole those ideas liberally. that word is important. lou: you've been working on that, haven't you. >> continually came to me. it's important to point out. lou: i do think so. it's important to point out that we at fox are reporting the net neutrality position the president is taking now included in that is the universal tax, a hidden tax if they move forward with regulating things by keeping it the same which is the obamaesque reason i love to hear them contrive. >> this is an important point for people to understand. a lot of people look at this and say, i don't care how these networks work. if i turn on the co

naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ neil: all right.ext time your phone has no service, you might be okay. at least you might be satisfied because at least the government won't be spying on you. department of justice reportedly using state cell phone towers that enable it to scan on thousands of cell phones below. so if you're sitting on your port's texting a plane flying above could follow everything you're texting. nine out of ten americans think their privacy is already lost. stuff like this, confirmation. >> i'm one of those nine out of ten. at this point privacy is no mass. if you're playing the game, you'll use these electronic devices, you'll put yourself out there on facebook. although facebook ironically came out with a privacy handbook, which is laughable. you're out there. you have no privacy. neil: trying to give these guys the benefit of the doubt. if they had something like that over boston when those brothers were planning those attack. we have ways to separate terrorists from average folks. >> you have to -- (?) this is

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naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ gerri: house republicans accusing the president of oversteppingis legal authority when it comes to obamacare. you think that this lawsuit will change the law? we asked the question on gerriwillis.com in the 59% said yes and 41% said no. be sure to log onto gerriwillis.com for our online question every weekday. finally, not all bad news tonight. the stock market set another record high today after the announcement of a potential interest rate cut in china. the dow jones and s&p 500 celebrating a fifth straight week of his stock gains. china made baby strollers are in three children in the country. the social security stability fund will run out of money shortly and airlines are charging us more for less. 401k balances are rising and the iras are probably doing better today and we will retire someday soon, hopefully. that is my "two cents more" and that's it for tonight "willis report." don't forget to ddr the show if you can't catch us live. have a great great weekend and d night from new york. single mongo. ♪ ♪ neil: welcome, everyone, this is "ca

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naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ e financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise i'm mary thompson with breaking news that could affect victims of the madoff trustee, filed in court seeking to get $497 million from two funds that investors put money is in which in turn pit money in, and one of the funds, if it is approved by the court will be -- but more importantly, this brings the total amount of funds recovered for certain claims to 10.3 billion, and so far, they approved 17.5 billion in allowed claims from the victims of bernard madoff. again, the recovery continue, and totals now at 10.3 billion. back to you. >> thank you, time for the power run down. first off, facebook targeting linkedin, keeping the personal profiles separate from the professional one. is there a demand? >> i don't know. facebook has a mixed record when it comes to taking rivaling head on whether it's snapchat, whether it's a location based thing. with this one, i don't like staying logged on to facebook when i work. it tracks web activity. i think people want to keep their personal and pr

naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ >>> the state of arizona is suing general motors, claiming the statethat gm hid safety defects to avoid the cost of recall. now, the suit could cost gm as much as $3 billion. because arizona law calls for penalties up to $10,000 per violation, and there are hundreds of thousands of alleged violations. now, gm is saying in a statement, quote, we have reviewed the complaint filed by the state of arizona. it misrepresents the facts, the performance of our vehicles and our work to ensure the safety of our customers. we intend to vigorously defend ourselves. joining us now from phoenix is arizona attorney general tom horn. attorney general horn, thank you for joining us. why did you decide to press ahead with this lawsuit? >> it's good to be with you. well, a law firm brought us the facts of this case several months ago. i had lawyers in my office analyze it. they concluded it was a valid case. in a lot of cases when someone brings us a case like this, they'll say no, we shouldn't pursue it. but this one they said we should. if you look at the complaint, it

naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ ♪ ♪ melissa: we've got some breaking news right now from washingtonng warren a new role in congress and a new title. she will be known as strategic policy adviser to the democratic policy and communications center. that is quite a mouthful. she will be a liaison, this is what they're saying, quote: to liberal groups in the base to insure that they have a voice. hmm, very interesting. >>> all right, from the u.s. to every corner of the globe, money has been flying around the world starting in the u.k. where there's a government-run phone line for people concerned that a their pub is about to close down. pubs in the country have been shutting down at a rapid pace ever since the financial crisis. now locals can call and get funding and take over their favorite watering hole if ever they face trouble. this is important. the scheme has already helped hundreds of pubs. cheers to that. over to egypt where three germans and six egyptians have been sent to jail for raiding the pyramids. is nothing sacred? they were sentenced to five years for pretending to be

naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ we e inksh e pple ple e onsi youea r understand, you don't get itmarket is up because of the fed easing. high and low end. this is not a very good economy. stuart: low unemployment, cheap gas. leftists saying look at what they're doing. what is wrong with that? >> they got kicked. stuart: cheap gas, is that the result of president obama? >> stock market rallies, if you look at the economy, you just have to scrape a little bit beyond the surface. wages are falling. you want to write code, you can get a job. wages aren't very good for the vast majority of people. i can tell you cheap gas, we can look at that a lot of different ways. maybe some of those middle jobs would come back and gas cheape. stuart: it looked like the president in his statements after the election is saying i am staying right where i am, no change in policies. >> if president obama retreats little bit at the margins on some very funny mental issues, the economy will grow a lot more. if he doesn't, my view is will see what happened over the last 12 to 16 months whe the democras got

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naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ one of the most talkative obamacare supporters has gone very quietavid webb, up with professor jonathan gruber, a big no comment from the man who talked so much as he was deceiving us all and calling voters to the. what he had to say back then has opened up a pandora's box and it is all pouring out. in the last ten days we learned that obamacare was a lie from the beginning. back then the elite knew you couldn't keep your doctor or your plan. they knew it wouldn't cut costs. the new it was a giant wealth distribution scheme. they knew it was socialized medicine in disguise and they deceive you deliberately. is the president's own fault that it brought his signature legislation to chaos. deliberately deceived us with false promises. that is arrogance. his incompetence and wrecked the plan's implementation lose the whole episode confirms the view the liberales looked down on us and betrayed us. obamacare ruined obama and the formerly talkative jonathan gruber opened it all up. of big second hour. here it comes. >> what do you have to say to the media?

naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ nick feldman of the "new york times" sweet tweeted uber representsroader problem. big successful start-up, she said. the one question is what does this all mean for uber's business, looking ahead? i did speak to one prominent person who invery fasts in uber. he is not worried. customers ultimately care about the service and as long as that service works, uber isn't in trouble. but this headline does come at a sensitive time for uber. the tech site in which nbc universal says uber is now raising money that could value that company at more than $25 billion. >> josh, a couple questions. do you know about this, does this buzz feed again about what's called the god view at uber? and this is a view inside the computer system that allows anybody in corporate potentially to actually see where every car is and where every passenger is and the privacy issues that come along with that? >> right. we do know uber employees did tell a journalist here in san francisco that executives could look into the travel log. and, listen, whenever you use these services, you'