plus, nanny state on steroids? a plan to keep deadbeats in their homes letting them pay rent instead of mortgage. >> you owe me rent. >> guess who will really be paying the bills. you. all that and be rich and miserable or poor and happy. >> i just want to smash your face in. >> smash my face. >> that is the choice the recession is leaving some americans. what has love got to do with it? nothing when it comes to cash. your money, your life. your show to stay ahead of the game. "cashin' in" starts right now. terry: democrats in congress demanding a public option for public run healthcare. they are making their own demand. lawmakers should have to enroll in the very plan that they are pushing on you. is it time congress should be forced to take its own medicine. welcome to "cashin' in." our crew this week wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig and the other crew. john lafyfield will be back nex week. one dirty little secret from bill is congress is going to be exempt from the public option even though democrats in congress ar

death each day of what spending a trillion dollars a year that we don't have, about creating a nanny state and healthcare plan we can't afford. the market is saying wait a minute, how are we going to pay for it? and if sarah palin can get traction to fight back and give a voice to millions of americans who are waking up to this idea that we can't spend our way to prosperity, i say you go. brenda: eric, what do you say? effectively there is no one voice on the other side that is powerful enough to stop any of this. >> she represents individual liberty, smaller government, less spending. the important issues on the table. national healthcare, cap and trade. these will cost a lot of money that could torpedo the economy. you are talking stock market, labor market, housing market. we lost 14 million people out of work, 9.5% unemployment. there are other parts of the economy that would help with smaller government, taxes and spending brenda: if she becomes this voice juliet opposing those policies that are moving quickly through d.c., does that help the economy? >> she can become an effective vo

she was asked whether the wealthiest americans will have to shoulder the burden for nanny state healthf tonight's "liberal translation." take a look. >> i think both the house and senate bills are contemplating responsibility that both -- that everyone would have a responsibility to have health insurance. and business owners would have a responsibility to provide health insurance. and that the government would do their fair share. we're also hoping that that personal responsibility extends to lifestyle. that in order to have a healthier america, more productive america, we need to make some basic changes in what we eat, how much we exercise. getting our kids up off the couch, turning off the video games. but that's a personal responsibility that all of us have. sean: can't wait for the secretary of health and human services when she turns off the video games at my house and gets my kids off the couch. now, it sounds just like the sort of government our founding fathers envisioned, don't you think? now, liberals appear to be concerned about their chances in both the 2010 and 2012 electi

this is the nanny state on high fructose corn syrup.f cheezeits are taken out of the machine, i will not be able to deal with this. jennifer: if you are having a party in the government building, you cannot bring down not anymore. >> i had one of those this morning. jennifer: they say that people will get too fat. >> this is not the role of the government. the government has spent like they have no tomorrow. now they are regulating food intake. by the way, the median strips on the california freeway are going to be planted. any public space, any patch of land, you have to plant. maybe the first lady can bring the vegetable garden concept to los angeles. jennifer: up next, a long time white house reporter says that the press took sides in the campaign against gov. pailin. speakin-- governor palin. levi johnston says he knows why judge sotomayogovernor palin is. taking its rightful place in a long line of amazing performance machines. this is the new e-coupe. this is mercedes-benz. that sticks to your teeth so well you can even drink wate

in america, you should be able to do that, but why is it that we have this nanny state and again it comes back from the progressive movement in the early 20th century where they talked about, i think it was h.g. wells who was a big progressive who says the state has a right to humanely put you down if you refuse to work or to conform to society. this is craziness. >> i had to apologize to iewd i did jewelian ny because i -- i had to apologize to rudy jewelian ny. i felt if you wanted to sleep on the streets who are we are to say you can't? he made new york a lot nicer place to live. glenn: i don't have anybody with a scweejy at a stoplight squeegie at a stoplight making me pay them. >> possibly that was just timing. crime went down not because of what they did but just because crime went down. glenn: i want to do a rapid fire. we have a minute on the clock. this is libertarian rapid fire. are you are ready? john, we're starting with you, a minute on the clock, go! who is your dream third party candidate? >> i am. glenn: you are? penn jillette, spell lazy fair? >> oh, no, i will not do it!

and by trying to create a nanny state, the economic system in america could very well implode.t's happened in california under a republican governor. pray it doesn't happen to the entire country under president obama. and that is the memo. now for the top story tonight, we still do not know exactly why sarah palin has quit her job as governor of alaska. joining us now from los angeles is a man who is close to the palin administration john zeigler a radio talk show host. so if there is one thing, let's just start off with one thing. a tipping point. what was the tipping point that made the governor say enough? >> bill, first of all people need proper context. -- the reality is this decision has been in the works for a very license time when i screamed my film in alaska i started to get the sense that something big was going to happen. i asked governor palin on my radio show whether she ever thought about giving this all up, whether it was worth it. her answer was astonishing to me. you can find that answer web site how obama got elected.com. what has transpired here because the

>> mika, come on, no nanny state here.ke. >> one or the other, though, people. one or the other. that's all i'm going to say. >> reporter: one or the other? >> you don't want a nanny state, you don't want all these things banned, you don't want people healthier, fine. i understand why there might be issues with that. >> reporter: i love pringles. >> are you going to take his pringles or alcohol away? >> pringles are high, high, high -- >> reporter: you might be able to take away my alcohol. actually don't take away my alcohol either. >> are you going to make him shave his goatee. >> pringles are high in fat and salt. you probably shouldn't have them. >> reporter: you and michael bloomberg are going to tax me. i'll payed $30 a can. >> that will pay for your health care with the extra we make. thank you. >> you children's life must be a living and breathing hell. >> stop it. because we're aware of what goes in our bodies and we make decisions that are clear and healthy. >> what do you eat like ramen noodles? >> reporter: tha

are we talking public safety or talking about the nanny states?we will talk about it when "power lunch" continues. >> jeremy is a runner and may be able to run the san francisco marathon. he works at the silicon valley headquarters. the accupuncturist works here too and so does the doctor and pharmacist at the company's 38 million dollar state-of-the-art facility which serves 45,000 everyone e every dollar we spend on a dollar off the bottom line. >> they are expected to save $3 million by 2007. >> >>>. >> harsh words from nancy pelosi for the insurance companies during the weekly meeting with reporters. in washington, they were saying they were immoral. >> she was and this is the stress and strain of that final push towards getting something through the energy and commerce committee. the insurance companies are pressing back hard. they are trying to get that stricken from the bill. they are having success in the finance committee and watered down in the energy and commerce committee and she was lashing out as a reflection of the challenge the dem

. >> it's the nanny state. health care going to destroy our frdom just like captain trade. that's what barack obama's goa is. getting specific to our soldiers, how dare we tell these peopleho volunteer and risk their lives, you can't smoke because it's costing us less than the money we are giving to the palestinians. >> what does femization of the liry? >> it started uer bill clton. anything that is rough and tumble, anything that is masculine, anything that is military is bad. let's get women on the frontline. >> there is something sexist. me and melissa lee are tough even though we are feminine. >> guys, that was a lot of fun. julian, thank you so much. steve. >>em's glad i'm staying this far away when you talk about femininization being a bad thing. crude slides down the last seven of the eight days. we are under $60. last week at $73. hard to believe a year ago oil was at $147 a barrel. should we expect a spike back to triple digits or is today's level the new norm? a bull-bear brawl on the other side of the break. >> and speaking of femininization, something we like th

does america want a cradle to the grave, a womb to the tomb nanny state with soviet-style government-run health care, or does america believe in freedom and liberty and risk and reward and the idea that every american has the opportunity to get up in the morning and either ride that bicycle or get up, roll up their sleeves, and go to work every day? and right now what obama and rambo are offering, they are offering government-run basically everything. they want to take over the car companies. they want to run financial institutions. they want the banks. martha: they also want somebody to pay for it. that somebody is, you know, people like you and people who make a lot less money than you do. let me pull up some of these numbers. about rueful 70% to 80% of the highest, upper, upper part of the tax base is paid for by people who make over $150,000 and people who make over $385,000. which is an incredible amount of the tax burden falls on this group. you were raising the question what's fair. is it fair for this group to pay 80% of the entire tax base for the whole country, and you look at

we do not need a nanny state. to assume the government must make all choices for us is dangerous. it is not one of the founding principles. the right to make free choices is the basis on which our country has prospered. let's related to this issue of preventive care. if you want to incentivize people to do the right thing -- and i think that is appropriate, then you ought to be able to make a differentiation between premiums paid by those who exercise responsible lifestyles as opposed to those who do not. this legislation severely restricts the ability to do that. prevention and encouraging people to do the right thing should be an opinion both parties embrace. i am afraid when you start to legislate, government contends that it knows better than you do. host: this message comes by twitter. callerguest: yes, there has been agreement that there is a need for reform and the insurance industry. let me mention the third area, the area i think is the underlying premise on which this legislation is offered. we want to eliminate the uninsured people in this country. many of them are elig

we have become a nanny state. you know who makes the problems?he people in government make the problems. he sat there with your high salaries and a giddy committees and looked down your nose is to treat us like fools. we do not need your government, programs and everything else. we need you, all but we need you to do as republicans and democrats -- you are all a bunch of crooks. you need to secure our borders, follow the fourth amendment, keep electricity and utilities and get out of america's way. get out of the american people's way with all of your programs. we have obama running the car companies and banks. you have $3 million and signs that say obama stimulus. it is ruining america. where were you republicans eight years in power and you would not secure our borders. you want to know why america is disillusioned with you? because it does not work. guest: ryan, i hear your frustration. i share your frustration that washington cannot seem to deliver results. let me try to address the question about government takeover you're right. will we hav

that it is their freedom that their discretion is at risk and people who want to create a complete nanny state who have nationalized eight huge entities here and moved us on a left ward abyss in the private sector, through huge investment banks, a.i.g., fam, fannie mae, general motors, chrysler, all now under the control of the white house and this white house now wants to take overall the health care in america eventually. and we understand that was president obama's original policy. he has just moved to set up health insurance in such a way and he can promise you you get to keep it and i promise you it will not look like anything you have today if it has to write new regulations that you have to qualify for. i will submit that republicans have good solutions to this. and what we're trying to fix here is this. here's where i agree, mr. speaker. i believe that we have a very, very difficult economic situation to work our way out of. i believe that it may be as serious as anything we have seen since the great depression, but i'm not certain of that because i lived through the 1980's during the

nanny's sec and the called police. >> it is sick. like i said, there is not even a word that i can find to describe it. >> obviously her mental state is just, out there. >> well, at this point there is no indication that there are more victims but police want the public to contact them if aza hrnjic ever worked for them as a nanny. >> quarterback for the steelers, being accused of rape. a woman said it happened last summer in roethlisberger's pen house hotel room in lake tahoe. nfl star was in tahoe for a celebrity golf tournament. the lawsuit is seeking at least $390,000 in damages. roethlisberger's lawyer said his client will be fully exonerated. roethlisberger has never been charged criminally. >>. >> the owners of an apartment complex where nine people were sick from carbon monoxide are taking action. sewell realty that owns dutch village apartments is replacing hot water heaters. in four units. one in a vacant unit is blamed for the carbon monoxide leak that sent people to the hospital sewell realty owns coffeyville age apartments in essex, with a long history of carbon monoxide problems. >> group of maryland teens is out of quar

nanny. >>> a victory in the senate for gun control advocates, rejected a bill that was expected to pass as an amendment to a defense spending bill. some say it would infringe on the laws of 11 states including maryland. >>> and it's a long way to go for the push for health care. tonight obama will try to win back the spot of american people. >> reporter: president obama has a lot of convincing to do. opponents paint it as a budget breaker that's being rushed through. tonight the president will attempt to retake control of the debate. >> reporter: he'll have his work cut out for him. republicans and everyone some democrats are urning the president to back off his deadline for getting a bill through congress before its august recess. >> many of us do want to take the tomb to deliver the kind of reform americans actually want. >> reporter: president obama's found himself on the defensive and forced to take an even bigger role in trying to get a bill to the white house. >> this is hard. there's no way around it. >> reporter: some say the house will meet the president's deadline. >> i have no question that we have the vote on the floor of the house to pass this legislation. >> reporter

nanny around anymore. once she started asking questions, she found out the woman she had trusted with her children had a dark secret. she had allegedly been showing porn to the kids. >> obviously her mental state is just out there. >> reporter: the mother contacted police. >> based on information we have, there's indication that she was displaying pornographic images to the children and also possibly through the use of a web cam displaying nude images of children. >> reporter: aza was arrested thursday and charged with several offenses, including child abuse and child porn on computers. >> it was totally until expected. i would have never ever thought something like that would happen. i guess you can't judge somebody by what they look like. she just didn't seem like that type of person. >> it just serves as a reminder to all parents please don't take for granted anything at all when leaving your children in the care of trusted friends, of neighbors, or of so-called professionals. you can never everren too careful -- ever be too careful. >> reporter: for this parent the bond has been broken. after this experience with a nanny, no one will ever get close to her children again. >> when it comes t