are they just turning up the public by nitpicking the small stuff? we'll have a debate. >>> i understand that your child and i have to co-exist in this city but perhaps you can take him somewhere else more appropriate for a happy meal so i could have a happy one. >> and a food fight between parents and restaurants who are saying no to kids. we'll talk to a mom who is none too pleased. >>> caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >>> hi. i'm in for bill o'reilly. you know him. the president and the public. that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. obama can be an aloof salesman who is not even sold on his own product. he is selling used pintos but he really wants to push jaguars. go him. it is hard to lead when you dislike the thing you lead. we need to admit this sobering fact, he is not that into us, the u.s. was he ever? let's face it, we aren't cool enough, we aren't progressive enough, we cone like the same music, we hate obamacare, we don't watch front line with clooney, we are the clumsy oaf

are they going to stop this nitpicking? i don't like it at all.hink presidents have to stop during the beginning of a war all the time. >> for the most part all the comments i've seen from the republican leadership have shown a willingness to want to work with the president. but the biggest problem is this president time and time again doesn't try to work in a bipartisan manner with the republicans and on an issue like this and, richard, you're right it's a very serious issue. a lot of republicans think we need to act, we need to do something militarily. not just for moral reasons but to help stabilize the middle east again. >> no, no, no. i think you're right on the first part. but they are going out there and they are signing this letter with democrats, most of whom are anti-war democrats. they are in bed with exact italy wrong people for god's sake and they want the president to come with an authorized bill, all right. a legislative bill that has to get authorization which means money and missions and things that the white house doesn't want to

. >> they nitpick about every little thing. they're so by the rules here. walk a narrow line.tside of that, this is where you end up, in confinement with nothing. >> tell me about your headpiece. >> my headpiece? this is just a t-shirt, really. this is illegal. i'm not supposed to be wearing this, really. >> jurez williams has been at santa rosa seven months. >> i've been incarcerated three times all for the same thing. violation of probation and prostitution. >> williams says he began turning tricks at 12 years old and has been arrested eight times for prostitution. >> prostitution, when you first catch one it's a misdemeanor. after the third one, they upgrade it to a felony. that's what happened with me. what the judge told me, if i get caught again for prostitution, it would be a five-year sentence. >> i can't help it. i cannot help it. if someone gave me like $1 million right now and told me you don't have to do this no more, i think i would just upgrade everything i have and continue doing what i do. >> williams's many mug shots offer a glimpse of his life as a transgende

now, some nitpickers looked at the couldn't decline, wrong focus, people. ullman's bringing back old customers with the promotions penney's known for and he's fixing the housewares division bringing pricing back to where shoppers can afford the goods. there's a ton more that has to be done, ullman said that, he admitted it. but also said that back to school season was strong. and he indicated the company had ample liquidity. that's all you really needed to know. something it was in doubt a couple of months ago and i think the turn, it is at hand. the only thing lacking here, an apology from hedge fund activist bill ackman who directly questioned ullman's ability, even as the guy was giving it all she got and actually succeeded. i believe the stock closed at 14.01 because ackman wants out. that gain was fourth best for the session. ackman and ron johnson, they did almost wreck the company. >> the house of pain. >> something that would've wiped out about more than 100,000 jobs. bill, here's your hat, what's your hurry? and don't let the revolving door hit you

it's being done through nitpicking at how medicine rules the iowa board medical examiner. and rules that will only impact planned parenthood. i'm going to ask you, how do we protect rights under row v. wade and how do we maintain that entryingty? >> we've got to win elections. we have to win elections. who the policy makers are and who's in power are making those decisions. and we are living in the aftermath of the 2010 elections in states all over the country. and this is insidious. they -- the tea party right wing conservative republican arm which is sort of invading the rest of the republican party, quite frankly, has decided that this is their moment and they are going to chip away at reproductive health care. and women's health care in general. with ear talking about planned parenthood clinics, cancer screening and birth control. this is really serious family issues. these are economic issues. anybody tells me birth control is a social issue hadn't bought birth control. this is astronomic birth control. >> or they haven't bought diapers. >> but they will. and so we ar

can i -- iowa, the race is being attacked through nitpicking tele-health, the iowa board of medical examiners. this will only impact planned parenthood. we protectw do rights under roe v wade and had we maintain that? >> we have to win elections. we have to win elections. are and whocymakers is in power in making those decisions. and we are living in the aftermath of the 2010 elections. this is insidious. party, right-wing, conservative, republicans are -- they are invading the rest of the republican party, quite frankly. they have decided this is their moment and they are going to healthay at reproductive care. and women's healthcare in general. we are not just talking about planned parenthood. we're talking about cancer screenings and birth control. serious family issues. economic issues. thinks that birth control is a social issue clearly has never bought birth control. or has not bought diapers. [laughter] but they will. we are in a very dangerous time right now. state-by-state, we see things we have never seen before. it is really willing things backwards. what we just saw in texas -- it

amazon was a great number and people decided to nitpick, but look where it is.remember when netflix was supposed to be bad? look at that stock. >> so, does it worry you that there's no room to make a bear case for anything in this market. >> periodically you'll have downdrafts, yesterday you could get in front of a visa or a mastercard and pick them up at a good price. cellgene, had dropped and gilad, and you do get your spots. so, you can make an intraday bear case. intuitive surgical, our friend herbal life, greenburg, he came in and had a good bear case on that. someone recently had a bear case on community health and that worked out. >> intraday bear case. >> yeah? >> you got five minutes. >> these are long days. >> yep, it's over. intraday bear case. >> too late. >> byron meade came on and told me about margin pressure. when you have natural prices going down and no margin pressure. when you have companies being able to fire so many people, remember, the hiring is not big at these big companies. >> no, no. >> they're making a lot more money with fewer peopl

and for a slight nitpick the reason i don't think is the most important intervention is because if you look at the countries that are put it in, such as norway and some scandinavian countries, it hasn't ask of any other number. so easily if you look at know what they put into law in 2006 required quotas for women on corporate boards, they up to over 40% and it has moved any other number. having both, and i think what we really want to do is move the numbers all the way throughout operating jobs to ceos. and i want us to see us do things the the numbers throughout, not just in one place. >> how do you react to internal signal such as messages like you are too aggressive at work? how do you handle it when it comes about? how do you behave? >> it's probably the most important thing "lean in" is trying to do. i'm trying to help it easy for people to address that. part of me is gratified to think it's working a bit. i notice that jill abramson who i know is undermined, very, very county woma woman competitor of newtown from the article written about her somewhere which criticize her for the

you know, that's really pretty much nitpicking. i was a journalist in chicago, and back in the '50s when we covered a lot of race riots, when blacks were moving into neighborhoods and the people who were rioting were not -- were mostly the people i talked to were right-wingers. so, most of these statements that jew make are -- that you make are so general in their makeup. i was -- >> host: all right, bob, let's get a response. dennis prager. >> guest: okay. there's nothing to respond to. he didn't say anything i said was wrong. thank you for calling. >> host: joe, posts on facebook, how problematic is the modern culture that revels in sib simple, profanity and consumerism to the project of american renewal? >> guest: there is consumerism, cynicism, and what was the do. >> host: profanity. >> guest: they all have different origins. don't have this belief that consumerism is this great evil that people say. every year i defend people who buy a christmas gift, for example. i think that it's one of the most beautiful traditions in amer

i think that's nitpicking. this stock has had an enormous run up.he last year and a half. it's been one of the big performers among big cap stocks. not surprised to take a little bit of a pause here today. back to you. >> bob pisani, thank you very much. >>> our next guest says investors need to pay more attention to congress and the debt ceiling fight if they want to toe where markets are heading next. he's scott black president of delphi management with $970 million of assets under management. good morning. >> thank you, kelly. and good morning to carl as well. >> thanks for joining us. let's start off talking about congress and the debt ceiling. you're basically saying the weakness we're seeing in the market may reflect and may continue to reflect this negotiation all over again? >> well, the weakness now has to do with the tapering situation, but i'm worried because if you go back two years and it was actually july 7th of 2011 through october 3rd, peak to trough on that cycle of the s&p, it dropped 18.7% while we were fooling around and getting

in iowa, there is an attack being done through nitpicking in tele medicine through the iowa board of medical examiners and it will impact parenthood. protect rights under road be weighed and how do we maintain that? >> we should win elections. we have to win elections. who the policymakers are and who is in power are making those decisions and we are living in the aftermath of the 2010 election. this is insidious. the tea party -- right wing -- conservative -- public and are much as in dating the rest of the quite frankly, has decided that this is their moment and they are going to chip away at reproductive health care and women's health care in general. we are about planned parenthood, we are talking about cancer screenings, and birth control. this is serious family issues. these are economic issues. anybody who tells me birth control is a social issue clearly has not what birth control. it is an economic issue. all they know about his diapers. [laughter] they will know about them. we are in a very dangerous time right now. we have seen things we have never seen before. it is really

you know, that's really pretty much nitpicking. i was a journalist in chicago, and back in the '50s when we covered a lot of race riots, when blacks were moving into neighborhoods and the people who were rioting were not -- were mostly the people i talked to were right-wingers. so, most of these statements that jew make are -- that you make are so general in their makeup. i was -- >> host: all right, bob, let's get a response. dennis prager. >> guest: okay. there's nothing to respond to. he didn't say anything i said was wrong. thank you for calling. >> host: joe, posts on facebook, how problematic is the modern culture that revels in sib simple, profanity and consumerism to the project of american renewal? >> guest: there is consumerism, cynicism, and what was the do. >> host: profanity. >> guest: they all have different origins. don't have this belief that consumerism is this great evil that people say. every year i defend people who buy a christmas gift, for example. i think that it's one of the most beautiful traditions in amer