>>neil: did you order it? >>guest: no, we sent the intern. >>neil: the intern.n thinks it will -- no one, not a peep out of anyone to celebrate this milestone two years of health care, well, law, monstrosity. and my guest still has next to this wonderful cake, the law itself. >>guest: this is the flavor, the first year we got the premium hikes. had year we get the tax hike. and the frosting on the cake will be 2014 when the mandatory insurance plans come into effect. and then a lot of people lose their employer-based health coverage. >>neil: why aren't they whooping it up? >>guest: the fact is, the polls show that as many members oppose this law today as the very day it was signed into law, the public outrage has been sustained over that long a time. >>neil: this is the president's signature. you can say what you will but it is a major land mark piece of legislation. >>guest: and a majority of states in the united states are headed toward a constitutional showdown in the supreme court next monday. >>neil: there is a friday hearing. >>guest: unprecedented throw d

>>neil: well, yeah.get a sense for some, he will put it back on republicans and are you opposed to the cushing pipeline? >>guest: it is up to the voter who will say wait, i'm being snowed here. this man isn't telling me the truth. >> and the american public he is betting is not smart enough to catch it. >>neil: thank you, jerry. the leaders of four energy companies are sending the president an open letter during the oklahoma visit saying approval of the entire keystone pipeline should happen now not after the election and the executive chairman is joining now from oklahoma city. so, sir, it is the cushing pipeline, get back on script. did you know that? >>guest: didn't know that. >>neil: now you do. get with the program. what kind of message did you have for the president? >>guest: well, we are delighted to see this reversal of the president's policy saying he will alleviate the regularrary positions. the army corps of engineers was poised to give the permit across the river some time ago but the state d

neil: here is the other issue. forbes gets the ball and dribbles 13 seconds off the shot clock without going anywhere. stacey: you go back to the last possession by the bulls. they are collapsing and on any drive by the bulls you have seen a couple of possessions we saw the jump ball between luol deng and he went in there last time. c.j. watson went in and johnson is daring the bulls to shoot. neil: did james johnson's shot hit the rim? stacey: i don't know. i thought it was an air ball. neil: it was then i'm wrong. i thought it caught the rim. there is calderon. he has to hurry with eight seconds six five. pick-and-roll has killed the bulls all night. stacey: he has come off that high pick-and-roll like a surgeon. if you don't double him he will take the shot. neil: 20 points for calderon. watson off the three. c.j. back to luol. corner brewer and the whistle and a foul. forbes commits his third. stacey: dwane casey is take why. you see toronto collapsing. korver comes in to create some over. neil: there is gibson

>>neil: i don't love ...s suggesting the president interfere in the market by charging exports which would end up hitting the american job markets, the american oil market in a way that as you mention my great grandfather herbert hoover one thing we learned from the policies of hoover, and, by the way, many people who talk about hoover today judge him with a yardstick of what we have learned of modern macroeconomics not what he knew and one of the mistakes conservatives fault was trying to force companies to implement wage controls --. >>neil: you are brilliant and getting off the subject. but what i think is really going on, leaving aside my and demand our dollar is tanking, we are a global currency laughingstock as we should be. the way we run our finances. you need more money, to pay for oil, it is a big chunk of the problem, it is our policies in washington, dc, and the lack of resolve that is showing up at the gas pump and people are looking for the only veteran story, -- the oliver stone, who did it beh

>>neil: i don't.s not just the commerce clause but also a much broader clause in the constitution, the fess and proper clause. what that does is give congress, really, carte blanche do write any law they want if it is mess and proper. but the department is arguing, this mandate is necessary and proper and you, the other side, against it, have said, well, the mandate is unconstitutional and it must be sever and if the mandate is sever the whole thing goes down and the department of justice says, wait if the whole thing goes down the only way to save it is to invoke the necessary and proper clause. it is actually a smart ploy by the department of justice. >>neil: i didn't understand a word you just said but it sounds like you are outrage sod i am outraged. they trying to deflect and say, look you altered thing, and, then, what? >>guest: it is not just deflection but good lawyering. it is the spaghetti method. throwing the spaghetti on the wall. >>neil: what is new in the strategy? >>guest: they have not

>>neil: my critics say neil cavuto you are an elephant.n elephant never forgets and i don't forget this when he talked about bad polls with president bush. back to time. back if time. >> an election day exit polls on november 7, voters spoke loudly and clearly about their diminished faith in government. >> december, 2006 president conducted by the military times fund 23 percent of the service member approved of president public's handling of iraq. >> 80 percent of iraqis want us according to the polls out of the country. >>neil: so just when it suits you. right? >>guest: the real poll that matters are elections. those are the ones that matter. i am sure that harry reid would have tried to tell us in october of 2010 that all the polls that said the republicans would take the house of representatives were meaningless and they did notnd up being meaningless and you can say why like polls where they take a sample of 300 people and say that is the view of 200 million people. but the fact is washington a lot times operates on the 300 person samp

>>neil: you are right, christie, cuomo, but not neil cavuto.t do you think, republicans risk losing the south, romney say what you will is not galvanizing the republicans. you node someone to sure it up because it is not a shore thing. >>governor huckabee: no one has called. never buy the corsage until you are invited. >>neil: but this goes to the last minute and i hear from a lot of republicans who are worried about there and concerned that if romney is the nominee, whatever his other credentials the fact he doesn't do well with the south, that could be proven wrong, he needs, to pay attention. >>guest: he should. he has to carry the south to win the election this november. >>neil: but you have been vetted and gone through the process. >>guest: all the more reason i will never be picked. rub wrote is a wonderful pick but he brings --. >>neil: but he has not been nationally vetted and i love him. >>governor huckabee: there is plenty of time. and the romney campaign could be doing all sorts of background investigations on hill. >>neil: governor,

>>neil: all right, thank you. senator santorum supporters say someone has to go and it ain't going to be rick, john roberts on a push to give newt gingrich the old heave ho. >>guest: this is the day of long 9s for newt gingrich with santorum suggesting it is time to go without the question mark. first it was santorum's media advisor who suggested, urged, newt gingrich's delegates to defect to santorum and the super pac issued a public call saying the campaign is a nonstarter and the third place finisher in tennessee was a rejection that he has southern appeal and pointing out without him in the race, santorum would have won both michigan and ohio, red, white and blue says newt gingrich is a hindrance to a conservative alternative. i put this to the chief of staff of newt gingrich, today, and he had a simple word: newt's not going to get out. and today he suggested that santorum may want to get identity. >> i would say with all due respect to my friend from pennsylvania, senator santorum, there is a big difference

>>neil: okay.ld war ii. depression. do you think fdr has it easier than president obama? vice president biden thinks so telling a crowd and i quote, "no president in the 20th century including the 21st century has had as many serious problems." roosevelt faced more dire consequences but in a bizarre way it was more straightforward. no idea what those remarks made but presidential historian looked into this and slightly disagrees. >>guest: that is right. vice president biden is exaggerating a little bit. and we see that on both sides of the aisle. but it is hard to make a case that what has been on president obama's desk has been first instance. when you look at the great depression, we reached 25 percent unemployment at the height, a quarter of the population. today we are looking at 8.3 percenten him. far different scale. so that doesn't make the vice president's case. >>neil: why would saying something that he knows is just laughably off the mark, and say what you will of fdr and the times he inh

>>neil: one a day?>guest: that has not been clear from the planning of how many departures it would be but if i was driving 80 miles from downtown los angeles to victorville and i missed that train and i had to make were the next train i would keep driving. >>neil: you are being cynical. cynical. you are assuming that there is traffic if los angeles and that would happen. >>guest: i'm assuming, that is right, shame on me. >>neil: so this is fait accompli, a done deal. how many will take advantage? >>guest: that is another thing, trains to vacation different nations are, part of a cycle. when the economy is go you get a lot people. when it is bad, the rain is not used anymore. so what happens then in and what are the alternative uses of the funds? >>neil: i can picture this thing stopping and breaking in the middle of the desert, a summer day, 150 degrees, a bad 4:30 movie. we will watch it closely. thank you very were. first the bashing. >> a hip cat. >> death spiral. >> full of [blank]. >> romney is de

neil? >>neil: wow, thank you.nd a governor that just signed two bills to bring the best teachers to his state, democratic governor of delaware. good do you have, governor. >>guest: good to be with you, neil. >>neil: your reaction to that report? is a lot of that going on? >>guest: well, i read about it around the country, not seen any specific reports in delaware and in delaware we have 400 teacher would have been working with us for a year now on the link between student achievement and teacher evaluation. accountability is certainly important, and the power of data in teaching and in school management is incredible and we are starting to get a lot more data than we had before because of our new assessments and, at the same time, we want to make sure we are developing the whole child, it is not just a single test. >>neil: what i like about what you are doing with your data, you leave it out of the teacher's hands if i had to critique myself at fox i could doctor those rules. not that i would, governor, i am hones

>>neil: very well put. do you get a sense the president, whether you are talking about going after the oil companies or those who control oil trading in the markets is that resonating? will people say, well, the president raise as good point. >>guest: the question is, but you didn't do anything before. it looked like off the shelf convenience. it look like our polls show -- what i said last week, a short order cook. want me to go down and say i am for part of a pipeline? i will do that. and meantime every effort, and the other issue in addition to the mortgages, but another scandal is the green energy, one company was buying their own products so they could get huge sucks difficulties. the public says, you will to the drill? this president has a problem. it is not that they have policies that have not worked but he is vulnerable that you made a decision to raise prices and that is his vulnerability. >>neil: we will explore that on fox business network and how this happened with another great energy concern

hello, neil.been interesting following your show you have bun nonstop criticizing romney for being like an average joe, the cadillac comment and everything else, stop being that way, you argue we don't want the president to be average joe. >>guest: we don't, if we witnessed larry the cable guy to be president we with vote for him. we want someone who can afford to get his wife two cadillacs, someone who has the potential to dig us out of this mess we are in, so for him to ... he tied the dog to the top of the car, fine. is the dog dead? no. he has to stop, go on, get to stop singing davey crockett. stop it. stop it. >>neil: so, you with not be singing if you are romney but you commended the president sing? >>guest: if you get people from the allman brothers and you know they will not vote for the president and b.b. king half of the people in this country, they will vote for the guy they like, and romney, i love romney, i would move to ohio today or back to ohio to vote if him but he has to stop tr

>>neil: why are they lying?f you are keeping interest rates artificially low to keep this recovery, if you call it that, going, you certainly do not want to report or even condone any news that would indicate the inflation you say is not a problem, is actually a problem. >>guest: that is right. it is a political issue. in question. if we recognize it is inflation problem it puts pressure on the fell reserve to revisit the policies which are designed to supplement and subjects disease interest rate dozen keep the housing market going but it is killing the consume on main street. what we saw in the 1970's the dark difficulties of the carter administration. we saw gerald ford whipping out the nation. we are headed in that direction if we do not address the real root of the problem. >>neil: which is? >>guest: the power of the dollar. that is the source of the issue. >>neil: the dollar has been tanking, and that is the big issue with gas because gas and oil is priced in dollars and when the hard is cheap, it costs mo

>>neil: mr. treasurer your critics say you have been like an absentee treasurer and you have missed almost every meeting on the board you chair and that you have been almost when you got in this post you have been running for this new post. what do you say? >>guest: we believe we are running the most efficient and effective state treasurer offices in america, when the united states was down grade for the first time last year in history, and 14 local governments were downgrade we earned the highest rating, aaa rating from s&p on the investment fund i manager and we got the highest rating that is possible to be issued while cutting the budget over $1 million, and the attitude and the approach we have taken families and small businesses in ohio and america will tighten their belts then we will do the same thing and i believe we need more people like rubio in washington where that same approach to the federal government. >>neil: so, you are saying ohio is doing just fine; that the gist? >>guest: we b

neil cavuto is waiting in the wings. >>neil: gaffe up another two cents and the president of the united states will give his ... we cents. william, everyone, neil cavuto, four states, two days and it starts in 20 minutes, the first stop is boulder city, nevada, and then on to new mexico and oklahoma tomorrow, with an owl -- all of the above approach to energy. but with new gas prices hitting highs, new questions he is not doing enough but from drivers and oil producers blasting a stop in oklahoma to tout the support for part, only part, part of the keystone pipeline. and now, one of the energy producers, the president and the owner of an energy partners jones me right new. you are not a fan of the president coming to your neck of the woods and he says he is open to drilling the southern part of the keystone pipe line. so i don't think he understands why you are complaining. >>guest: we are not complaining about his new position on the pipeline. we would like to see the oil out of there so the idea is his expediting the s

>>neil: you are very sure. >>judge napolitano: not very sure, justice kennedy gave stronger signals than we expected and the judge's argument was weaker than we thought. the feeling even if the courtroom among those who want this to be approved was that it will go down. so, if the individual mandate is removed and if the state's exchanges, the extension of medicaid at the state expense, is also removed, what remains does not make economic sense and congress may have to start from scratch or the court may say, don't worry about starting from scratch we will tell you we are throwing the whole thing out because laws have to have a rational basis and without --. >>neil: and an economic one, the argument for providing health care is that everyone pitches in. you can be for or against it but if it is, if the underpinning is gone --. >>guest: without the individual man difficulty there isn't the flow of dollars coming in and the rest of the statute wouldn't make sense and there would be no rational basis and the court

>>neil: if g.m. goes through it will face the same quandary with the plug in there may not be the demand, say what you will about natural gas, but there are not a lot of until gas fill up stations this are communities i know where city buses work by this, but, they are few and far between. >>guest: don't you thing, it is the economy, gasoline was a byproduct we had so much when we were refining oil not early days, and wondered with we could do with it and natural gas has a great, great future. all our natural resources, coal, oil, gas, we have to be smarter. i go to the administration that had pie-in-the-sky dreams. >>neil: but do you think this is g.m.'s way of telling the president, look, we have given up on you, we are not killing the volt but we are almost side lining it and looking at this as a more realistic future? >>guest: well, always a brides maid and never a bride, the dreams do not fit what we have available. god has given us a lot of natural resources make the most of what we have and le

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neil cavuto will bring us context and perspective. neil? >>neil: when flying you expect this from a pilot. >> ladies and gentleman this is your captain, welcome to flight 841 nonstop from new york to las vegas. the local team in las vegas is 11:45 a.m. it is back. enjoy the flight. >> probably not this. >> (screaming). >>neil: what do you do when the pilot freaks out? everyone in the country is asking that the day after. fasten your seatbelt because this is bigger than jetblue. welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto and jetblue removing the captain from active duty after he snapped on a flight from new york to las vegas. snapped. that could be a kind word. went crazy. ranting about a bomb, screaming they will take us down. it did not end until he was physically restrained by passengers. jetblue called the captain a consummate professional describing this as a "medical situation." but this is not the first time we have seen this. weeks ago an american airline flight attendant went on a rant and was restrained. >> who can forget the jetblue flig

>>neil: prop? or should we say "problem solved." welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. we are just doing our job, just call us your crusadeers of cash. how about that? just hours after telling you about the michigan lottery winner collecting food stamps while pocketing $1 million jack president? word today, today, the officials have yanked the 24-year-old's benefits as for possible pun militiament the department issues this statement "we rely on clients to be forthcoming about actual financial stat discuss if they are not and continue to accept benefits they could face criminal investigation and be required to pay the benefits back." rest assured. anyone is funny with your money, just say i am not, not, not your machine honey. more like your gas crusade. but enough about me. bringing this injustice to light. back to me, my super hero pal making damn should we keep bringing the injustices to light. i'm talking about the pain train, charles, would like me you may never want to see ... not in your sights but, would like me, you would call if you are in a financial tight sp

>>neil: did any of you see this? and the anticipation is building fans going wild getting worked up about our primary coverage, tonight, bringing some of them to tears. but don't worry, we are not about to disappoint whether you are in the studio or outside the studio the kickoff coverage of the alabama and mess miss primary on to hawaii and others checks off at 7:58 p.m. you are saying, well, why, why, why, 7:58? why not? okay, we have a lot more ahead. my name is robin. i'm a wife, i'm a mom... and chantix worked for me. it's a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantiis proven to help people quit smoking. it reduthe urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking orood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental heal

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welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. incredible, we may have a problem with big oil to this country but not the chinese with big oil to their country. today, for the first time, ever, the word's biggest publicly traded producer is from china. not the united states. not exxonmobil. a company that want even around 13 years ago now pumping 2.4 million barrels of oil a day, 100,000 more barrels than common mobile and a, december -- than exxonmobil and the gas prices, still, they are soaring. and a former c.e.o. says it doesn't have to be this way, but, john, talk about impeoplable, climbing, the oil companies and their subsidies and our biggest --. >>guest: the big difference, neil, and everyone should understand this, petro china has had all the backing and support they need from their sovereign government, the people's republic of china. exxonmobil and the other domestic companies have had nothing but the back of the hand of this administration since it came into office. the president is partly responsible. so are his pred

>> demand it. >> neil: lashinsky chimes in. >> i get it. >> neil: all right. nasdaq 3000, n ychly nyes, y get it. and every time a local business opens its doors or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business, it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities. that's why we extended $6.4 billion in needit to small businesses across the country last year. because the more we help them, the more we help make opportunity possible. >> coming up, stocks breaking through big numbers and hardly breaking new ground and way off the all time highs. why the big >> 13,000 on the dow and it's getting a lot of wow. why celebrate that now? because it was nearly five years ago when it first hit that big number, charles payne? >> you know, i've got to tell you, we've become a nation that celebrates mediocrity. a president that celebrates 8% unemployment. and democrats capitalism outside of america. if you look at the companies that power, apple, well over 60% in revenue

>>neil: mr. payne nation.>guest: so frustrating and to your point, all the rhetoric is flying there are legitimate things happening, and it is not just lip service any more but the rules and i don't think we had to have a financial impact of dodd-frank or the health care law or the negative financial impact of the new insources that has been a threat against the best things we have, multinational corporations and what i don't understand, neil, i don't if the president is pulling the strings for youngs or the unions are pulling his strings but every time they come first when it comes to business. >>neil: what is interesting the argument, i know where this is going and i know the campaign is populous campaign, and it is us against them, "them" being the agreedy one percenters, and they feel that is resonating but the european any whether americans buy the 1 percent thing or them versus us, they still might, it is not helping the president in the polls. >>guest: it is not helping in the presidents. the president

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. >> i think a dorito based taco before it would drive the stock higher-- >> neil, take it away. >> neil: by now, you know the good news, jobs are picking up. 227,000 more from last month and also by now, you know the bad news, gas prices are also picking up this month. so, just as we're feeling pumped about the recovery, glad to have you, i'm neil cavuto. to ben stein, dagen mcdowell along with adam lashinsky and charles payne, which needs what? >> you know, the jobs number is what it is and i think we've been conditioned and gone over it before. cheering the immedia cheering-- with the jobs reports, real wages are not moving and adjusted for inflation, and plummeting, i think that's the scary thing. i don't hear anyone talking about gdp and tepid news and the danger signs are there. >> gas prices are a threat and issues on the campaign trail. what we're worrying about long run, we're seeing higher highs and lower lows in terms of gas prices and luckily, we can adapt and pulling back more than ten years and my worry is, people don't have that much more room to adjust to these higher pri

>> i meant labor pared by the way, neil kinic. what is astonishing, when he's talking private sector, talking to a group of workers that would not have jobs without the government. it's very clear with this administration, they aim to punish real private sector success and believe in the power of government and the good of government. but this is not-- these are just, this is a business, these are businesses in the auto industry, that would not be-- that got bailed out by the government, instead of truly supporting private business, that succeeds or fails on its own merits. >> adam? >> well, first of all, to my male colleagues on the panel. i don't think we add to the civil discourse in the country when we talk about looting private companies or when we bring those references to 25-year-old speeches. >> the flowery language, what's involved-- >> adam, adam, you should know that whenever, whenever president obama's economic advisors go to the private industry people in private meetings or public meetings they get shouted down. that