. >> yeah, i think he is always -- some of the praise has always been a little overblown because i do and talented person. but he is also an ideological liberal comedian who did a good show. >> he is soul mate. >> right. so the ideological liberal journalists saying wow he did it better than anybody. here is the thing, when it comes to journalists praising him as a fellow journalist. i think you run into a problem there because there have been many reports from behind the scenes at the daily show. this is a comedy show. the rules are different there was ethically difficult stuff about how they put together those packages that they don't have to answer for because they are not journalists. >> the point of the matter is this juan, yard. >> glirm proves that the national press and the commentators and television and print, they are overwhelmingly liberal. that's what it proves, juan. >> yeah, i don't know how are fighting here. i mean, i think that. >> come on, you know every time you say this no, no, no. we are not. so this. >> i want to tell you something, what's interesting here is i

i think it was a bit overblown in terms of their participation of the summit.he goal of the summit was to try to talk about cyber security in a way that addressed what consumers were thinking about which means health companies, financial companies, retail companies. tech companies obviously play a role in that, too. in terms of the breath of what we are looking at for the summit we felt like we have the companies in the room that we needed. >> you were aiming to give specific commitments companies and the fact sheet from the white house. yu obviously this won't be a success unless you get further commitments. what is your action plan to get even more commitments online? more trips to san francisco. >> that's the interesting thing is getting folks to make commitments. we use it as well. that is what the executive order is. the other work that we do. we make a commitment to the companies that make a commitment to us. that is a big key to get commitments. we have a number of policies rolling out down the road. and we will use that to get more folks on board with s

title ii is an overblown response to what authority the fcc needs to police the open internet. >> youre disappointed because they are trying to change -- what disappoints you? >> there is also to uncertainties that we enter into one week request broadband. a part of the big open question is how the fcc will do this forbearance process. the provisions just about everyone agrees are a necessary and outdated. >> give me one example. what is the one thing you think is outdated? >> there are a number of them. the last -- on bundling and all those provisions that were put in place for what was then monopoly providers. how exactly the fcc goes about forbearing from those revisions is a big open question and there is a lot of tension in justifying the need for the switch to title ii. >> just about everyone agrees that title ii will not work. are you just about everyone? >> i definitely do not agree. what everyone can agree upon is the basic net neutrality for are important and now the question is how do you put those into action? we support the decision to use title ii basically because in 20

car talk calls it a scam stating the claims are overblown and many forums agree. we caught up with a man from nitro fill that sells nitrogen filling systems to dealerships and we asked about this claim on the nitro fill website that it quote provides a great new profit center for your service department. >> it's a great retention program but what they do with that retention is up to them. >> reporter: since you can't get nitrogen just anywhere, they can charge a premium. so is it worth it? >> the jury is out on if the value is there. >> reporter: most agree free nitrogen is fine but think twice before paying for it. costco provides nitrogen for free with the purchase of tires and topoff should also be free at tire shops which sell the service. bottom line? are the claims about nitrogen just a lot of hot air? >> it depends on how much you have to pay to get the product. >> reporter: now, you can refill nitrogen filled tires with regular free air and what many don't realize is if you encounter a coin operated air compressor at the garage, you don't have to pay. they

will come out and say actually the benefits of these games and especially stadiums are incredibly overblownause a lot of cases you are displacing our tourists that would normally be in especially a warm plates like phoenix in the winter. and often times it is indirect spending publicity thins you can't really put a clear number on. >> srennivasan: and i would imagine that the nfl is also going to say that what about the sort of brand that you build and the exposure argument, that you are getting all this free air time. everybody is talking about the super bowl in your town. >> and yet you just said the super bowl in new york, a perfect example. really what branding, in america and new york, are people going to remember the super bowl was in glendale. some people will but i guess think a lot of people will just say phoenix. >> srennivasan: and all the celebrities-- celebrities, its traffic goes to phoenix, they don't come out to glendale except for the game there for the game and then they leave. >> much like new york. i don't think most of these celebrities were staying in new jersey last y

. >> yahoo tech writer thoughts the reports were overblown until she was assigned to review the fit bit it i developed a rash underneath it. i was so floored. >> she posted these photos and told fit bit about the rash. >> they were not willing to take the blame for the red itchy rash. >> fit bit did include a warning in tiny print, saying this device may cause skin irritation. if you notice signs of redness, swelling or itchiness did continue use. fit bit tells me the latest rashes are likely caused by wearing too tight or sweat, water and soap under the device however, users we talked to say they did keep it loose and clean. >> yet, i experienced irritation. >> what causes rashes? 7 on your side is digging for answers we obtained document was the consumer products safety commission about what caused the force outbreak and got 802 page pages, almost all blank. the government saying there is a right to hide trade secrets. >> why do i have a rash? is that bad for me? i have no idea. >> 14 force users are filing suit seeking answers, too and consumer products safety commission may investig

. >> yahoo tech writer thoughts the reports were overblown until she was assigned to review the fit bite. >> after i wore it i developed a rash underneath it. i was so floored. >> she posted these photos and told fit bit about the rash. >> they were not willing to take the blame for the red itchy rash. >> fit bit did include a warning in tiny print, saying this device may cause skin irritation. if you notice signs of redness, swelling or itchiness did continue use. fit bit tells me the latest rashes are likely caused by wearing too tight or sweat, water and soap under the device however, users we talked to say they did keep it loose and clean. >> yet, i experienced irritation. >> what causes rashes? 7 on your side is digging for answers we obtained document was the consumer products safety commission about what caused the force outbreak and got 802 page pages, almost all blank. the government saying there is a right to hide trade secrets. >> why do i have a rash? is that bad for me? i have no idea. >> 14 force users are filing suit seeking answers, too and consumer products safety commi

today was national signing day for high school athletes choosing colleges it's become the most-overblownal media. schools and fans relish recruits five-star guys were signing stats. stanford signed 22 athletes, among them, justin reed. cardinals may find trenton irwin, 22 touchdowns as a senior. david shaw welcomes duncan the 4th. 65200 pound target here with a big yellow arrow pointing at him. running back lony powell from sacramento high ross bowers might be the qb of the future. and looking in the middle of the screen highlighting offensive lineman samsie from vernal heights because i like saying samsei. tiger woods is trying to find his lost game. no confidence in his chipping but he's just hoping to put together a solid round. . >> i know what the sixth is. can i save it during a swing? my good is really g my bad, really bad i want to be ready for augusta and majors but we've still got work to do. >> a lot of work to do. say it altogether. >> thank you larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00. search for life forms nasa's new mission to the moon millions of miles away. >> then a new way to

title two largely an overblown response into a narrow question of what sort of legal authority that at the need to police the open internet. i am disappointed. >> you are disappointed because they are trying to change --what disappoints you about it yet t? >> there are all sorts of legal entities we crossed into. a big part of the open question is how the fcc will do the forbearance process? there are divisions of title two that just about everyone agrees are outdated and unnecessary. >> give me one example. they were written when people were using homing visions to meditate. what is outdated about this? >> there are a number of things. the loop on bundling and those sorts of provisions that were put in place in the 96 telecom act for what were then regional telephone providers. just about everyone agrees those sorts of regulations are not appropriate in the broadband market today. how exactly about -- how exactly the fcc goes about forbearance is a big question, and there is tension in justifying the need or title two apart from whether it is justified at all. there is tension between

the overblown neil cavuto. the real advantage is that this balloon inflates itself. so do i.h cupcakes. thanks for watching. i never want to hear from you a live in florida with the greatest crew out there. thank you so much for watching the show. (?) >> good evening everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the obama administration has released its new national security strategy document. laying out in 35 pages its overview of how it will fight against radical islamist terrorists and prevail without calling them radical islamists. for months now president obama has been criticized for the lack of a coherent and comprehensive policy with which to counter the islamic state and al-qaeda. despite its name, the president refuses to call the islamic state islamic, but mr. obama has also dismissed the islamic state

today was national signing day for high school athletes choosing colleges it's become the most-overblown media. schools and fans relish recruits five-star guys were signing stats. stanford signed 22 athletes, among them, justin reed. cardinals may find trenton irwin, 22 touchdowns as a senior. david shaw welcomes duncan the 4th. 65200 pound target here with a big yellow arrow pointing at him. running back lony powell from sacramento high ross bowers might be the qb of the future. and looking in the middle of the screen highlighting offensive lineman samsie from vernal heights because i like saying samsei. tiger woods is trying to find his lost game. no confidence in his chipping but he's just hoping to put together a solid round. . >> i know what the sixth is. can i save it during a swing? my good is really g my bad, really bad i want to be ready for augusta and majors but we've still got work to do. >> a lot of work to do. say it altogether. >> thank you larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00. search for life forms nasa's new mission to the moon millions of miles away. >> then a new way to g

overblown neil cavuto. the real advantage is that this balloon inflates itself. so do i. with cupcakes. thanks for watching. i never want to hear from you a live in florida with the greatest crew out there. thank you so much for watching the show. (?) >> good evening everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the obama administration has released its new national security strategy document. laying out in 35 pages its overview of how it will fight against radical islamist terrorists and prevail without calling them radical islamists. for months now president obama has been criticized for the lack of a coherent and comprehensive policy with which to counter the islamic state and al-qaeda. despite its name, the president refuses to call the islamic state islamic, but mr. obama has also dismissed the islamic state as a jv team and in this new strategic document, he declares al-qaeda to be decimated in that 35-page document the administration declares that the challenges we face requires strategic patience. national security advisor susan rice was assigned the difficult task tried to square up

overblown neil cavuto. the real advantage is that this balloon inflates itself. so do i. with cupcakes. thanks for watching. i never want to hear from you again. the rest of you have a great weekend. stossel: it's raining car wrecks. these lawyers want your money. they're parasites. so are politicians. they rarely kill us, but they suck everything out of you of us. >> $35 million have been made in green energy loans. >> it is something promised by the federal government. >> what does it mean? it means they will print a ton of money. stossel: unions are parasites too. this group is mad at me. >> teach john, teach. stossel: america's parasite economy. that's our show tonight. >> and now, john stossel. stossel: one great thing about america and free enterprise is that for the most part, people can only get rich by helping others in some way. that's because capitalism is voluntary. no one is forced to buy from you. and that's great. most of life fortunately happens this way. but on now now in america we have people that can use force. they enrich themselves by using governmen

the overblown neil cavuto. the real advantage is that this balloon inflates itself. so do i. with cupcakes. thanks for watching. i never want to hear from you again. the rest of you have a great weekend. stossel: it's raining car wrecks. these lawyers want your money. they're parasites. so are politicians. they rarely kill us, but they suck everything out of you of us. >> $35 million have been made in green energy loans. >> it is something promised by the federal government. >> what does it mean? it means they will print a ton of money. stossel: unions are parasites too. this group is mad at me. >> teach john, teach. stossel: america's parasite economy. that's our show tonight.

i think that that idea is overblown, because, their pore us border with syria, everyone knows that i want to fight with isis but they just have to get through turkey. turkey. >> that is what is wrong with washington process establishment they don't update their facts. since then have you flames on fire, and you know we owe them a defense guarantee through nato, they owe us, nothing in response they think. we should suspend them with nato there should be consequences into getting in bed with islamist. kennedy: we should be able to bridge up the a armenian genoci. i don't think they have been a supreme ally, the young women or it is supposed that a lot of these younger muslim in places like france, and great britain, they face discrimination at home, why are we turning terrorist groups again each other, why is this about you know western society turning again muslim? >> because we're talking about crusades that happened a thousand years ago, and predateed u.s. of america by 700 plus years. unstead of doing this thing, turning to muslim, and saying we want to work with you but you need

is an overblown? >> no.s the arrogance and a petulant response from secretary mcdonnell. if you do recognize leadership in the situation from the veterans hospital he should have broken down the united states in two regions and prioritize of those regions of one, two, three, a hospital billions of dollars over budget and service is not improving as something he should have been prepared to be answered. neil: beattie said he just got word of that but if it is so important to you you could have gotten this to me. >> no. that is not an excuse. he should have known before the chairman from colorado should have looked to see the status in his district. furthermore he has been there six months and once you set as an excuse? is the six months he has cut the budget for the choice act and that was signed into law by president obama to give veterans an opportunity to make choices with their health care in places that our further away from v.a. hospitals not to go on a waiting list. now if he cut the budget to that pro

the headlines have been juicy but they have been overblown.spoke to the former prosecutor ben barlyn today and he says he spoke to prosecutors and he has no idea if an investigation has been launch into his allegations. they would not confirm or deny whether they did speak with ben barlyn, but they say reports characterizing a investigator speaking with ben barlyn those reports are, and i quote, a tremendous leap forward. we talk to people all of the time. it doesn't mean we're investigating anybody. any characterization that we are investigating the governor about this is just not true." and that is the horse's mouth. so there is a federal criminal investigation about bridgegate as far as we can tell but not this unrelated scandal, there may be another for the cat police story at some point, but if there is yet, nobody knows about it and the prosecutor is not saying. so national news organizations jumped the gun on this one, don't believe the hype. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million peop

elon musk has said a year or so ago the stock was overblown. >> he is saying china won't impact our target for 55,000 vehicles this year, which is an aggressive target. he has a lot of confidence. we have never seen him not have confidence. he does manage wall street to your point. >> thank you. did you buy a lottery ticket? >> i did not. i should have. i was telling everybody to forego a latte. buy a lottery ticket. >> neither of us bought a lottery ticket. we're the big losers. three powerball players had tickets matching all six numbers in the $564 million drawing. tickets sold in north carolina and texas and puerto rico. 25 11 54 13 39 and powerball 19. no word yet on who the lucky winners are. maybe next time. >>> all right. three muslim students gunned down in north carolina. a tragic story and a big question. did the victims' faith play a role in their murders? their father speaks out to cnn. >> technology gives you security. technology gives you control and now technology gives you home security and control in a new and revolutionary way. introducing plug & protect from livewatch s

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it is completely overblown and not really anything that are you really that concerned about, when you'rehoosing what to eat for dinner? gerri: right, i couldn't agree more. there were other things i thought were amazing. they want obesity interventionists in your place of work. so i guess if you eat too many candy bars out of the wending room machine they will come for you. unbelievable to me. dr. david, to you, what do you make of these guidelines? are they going too far? >> well it is hard to say. it is a step in the right direction, that finally we're getting decent guidance telling us that perhaps we need to cut back on sugar and carbohydrates. up i think idea of becoming totally not eating meat is a bit draconian. i think the argument in terms of the meat issue or animal product issue in terms of the environment really needs to be substantiated. there is a lot of work that needs to be done. further, the idea that government intervention and even taxing foods that are high in sugar and carbohydrates coming from advisory committee on nutrition, i mean it would be like asking your cong

it's become really the most overblown event and really heightened by social media. and fans relish the top recruits who were signing. one noteworthy stat. the number of five-star recruits who played on sunday in the super bowl was exactly zero. having said that, we will trumpet all the guys who just did sign. signed 22 of them, and they are all going to be great. we'll see. justin reed his brother is 49ers safety eric reed. justin was a four-star recruit, 6'1", 190 pounds, and like his older brother also plays safety. david shaw will welcome highly acclaimed wide receiver clinton. ben edwards from jacksonville florida. and another four-star recruit, bryce love from wake forest north carolina who ran for 2,200 yards as a senior. highlights cal's class wide receiver carlos strickland from skyline high school in dallas 6'5" 200 pounds big target. strickland was a four-star recruit ranked among the top 20 receivers in the country by most of the scouting services. running back lonnie powell from sacramento high, 5'11", 220. ross bauers could be the quarterback of the fut

there was a certain level even joint in the media pounding the patriots over the scandal and it is overblownt it is something of a scandal. >> absolutely, he is probably going to be blamed if the fog behind the shot right new, belichick, that is. >> it is unbelievable the fog. >> the roof is closed because of the fog. >> belichick is obvious obviously truculent with the media. >> joe let me jump in, link is not a big fan of answering questions as we saw in the many news conferences. >> i am here so i don't get fined sow can ask me all the questions you want but i am here so i went get fined. i am here so i went get familied. i am here so i went get fined. >> gentleman some probably love that but he is paid $78 million a year because there is television and journalists who make this into the national sport and obsession it is. >> but new we have twitter that athletes do not need the media to get to the fans they can go right to them. i am rooting for the seahawks today and i fell you why. say lynch goes for 130 yards and three it wases and winned m.v.p. and he says all the winners of the 3569

immigration is an overblown issue, the border states can be innovating when it comes to that, and workneil: are you going to run for president again? are you going to run for president again? >> i hope so, neil. i hope to be able to do that. i hope to provide a voice -- >> as a third-party candidate again, not as a republican? >> yeah, as a libertarian as a third party. the ideal the ideal label right now is independents that's a tough nut to crack, you got to get on the ballot in enough states to get on the ballot. we're suing the president if you're on enough ballots mathematically to become president, shouldn't you in the polls that determines who's in the debates? neil: you know what is weird about the debates, they would base it on polls that were all over the map. one state would allow you in if you were polling 10% or better of the vote, so you're relying on the reliability of the poll which can be specious. other states 20% others 25%. doesn't that beg for standard rules which gets back to a federal standard that can't be gerrymandered for various states and municipalities? >>

minister the evidence needs to be a little bit clearer and i think there has been a substantial overblown charge when it comes to the losses, and i believe that the subtext of it, there have been an injection into thai economic system that please add lot of farmers and if allotted to put up in the ballot again yingluck will win this election. >> she and her brother were said to be supportive of the poor. he is out of office, she is out of office. why the need to bring these charges if they are out of the system in the moment. >> there is a finer reason behind the junta back from the first and second coup, this past year they have not been able to get rid of the party so now this time the goal was not only to purge the party away from politics completely, but to imprison her even put her out of the exile. that's really what their real goal is, to make sure that her party or herself are not eligible after they make this constitution to rig the game so their candidate will win. i'm talking about a junta and those elite who's candidates are running the country for now. >> thank you. i'm sure

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am i crazy to think climate change is, in fact, possibly maybe overblown and we ought to be more concernedut people trying to kill other people, namely us. it is time for -- you're crazy, kennedy! absolutely crazy, and welcome to it. jessica is a senior political strategist at shone consulting and richard fowler the host of the richard fowler show, and perhaps the finest dressed male guest we've had on the program. welcome both of you. >> thank you, kennedy. kennedy: ricardo, you look wonderful. i love the light blue pocket square. >> thank you, and you're not crazy, kennedy, you're not crazy. kennedy: i appreciate, that wait until the end of the segment. jessica, i'm going to start with you. i think the thing that gets people sort of terrified bolting out of bed in a sweaty mess in the middle of the night it's not melting polar ice caps but someone with a dirty bomb in the city where they live or a lone wolf where they work going rogue and chopping their head off? >> absolutely. if we're talking about this is a global phenomenon, that in america, the effects of climate change are far less

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it's overblown. you have yields in italy. 1.67%. lot of people talk about the contagion from greece. that does not tell me any contagion fear at all. you want to be in european stock? 35% equity in europe. better value right now. charles: italy. and even more so spain and portugal, separating from greece. i don't think greece will be able to pull them into the fray even though misery loves company. 2014 was a real tough year for short traders. there was a promise of huge gains this year. i mean, at some point the market has come down. now, i actually considered the shorts to be among the smartest participants in the market. but their activity, let's be honest, has been one of the best contrarian indicators out there. it's absolutely amazing this chart. interest is starting to rise once again. coming into this week, 41 of the s&p 1500 stocks at least 25% of their floats shorted. they sold them. betting against them. on average, those stocks up 15% on average this year. the farther these major industries move away from these key resis

>> i think that was overblown. people at the summit to know that there protects companies that were there. so the panels that we set up for decide to have a wide range of folks from different industries involved and so we had a couple of people on the panel and we obviously had the one keynote from the tech company and then the panel that had all four of the major companies that were mentioned in these articles is aware we had all of the chief information security officers. so that was a bit overblown in terms of the participation in the summit. the goals were to really try to talk about the cybersecurity in a way that addressed with the consumers were thinking about. that means getting at the health companies and financial companies indicating that the retail companies. tech companies tech companies play a role in that, too. and in terms of the breath of what we are looking at for the summit, we felt like we had the companies in the room. >> you were aiming to get a specific commitment from companies and fact shee

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you are talking about whether this is out of line, do i think the media is so incredibly comically overblown this issue. they do not need to get their underradios in -- roos in a bunch. >> specific attack on barack obama. i don't blame the media for covering it. >> hold on, hold on. i agree with you and i don't do that kind of thing and impugn people's motives when i'm arguing with them. if you are going to call it call it both ways when the president and the democrats call republicans terrorists, hostage takers unamerican. you have got to call it both ways out are just silencing one side. >> i wish it never happened. you know, i wish that this didn't happen. >> yeah. i agree. >> but i do believe that the way the president is handling the jihad is really starting to define his whole presidency. >> that's fine let's have a policy argument. what i'm saying to you is rudy giuliani did something here that i think actually hurt republicans with most americans who say don't go around saying that our president, no matter who he is, is not a patriot. >> why? most of the republicans disavowed the rem

there's been some rhetoric around this i think that's been overblown.re that the access you get at home in colorado and the access i get here in new york is the same is equal, that we can all have fast mobile broadband and wire broadband. we saw president obama who supported this a few months ago come out with a tweet this afternoon signed with his initials. the fcc just voted to keep internet open and free. that's the power of millions making their voices heard. thank you. that's his tweet about this. he says he's crediting the people who wrote petitions to the fcc, signed petitions, et cetera, also supporting this idea. there was some backlash though especially from the right. this was basically a democratic-republican vote down the middle 3-2 with the two republican commission members voting against it. it did become politicized. it seems to me most people around the country just want their internet to work to be fast and they don't want it to be impeded or harmed in any way. weirdly the government's put rules in place hoping to stop harm in the futu

>> yes, the jordanian rhetoric tends to be highfaluting and overblown, so if you were to listen to a german saying that it would mean one thing, but they are saying look we rare very, and this is engaged us fully. and the jordanians are in the fight. as i said this is mostly going to give the king the pop yuular support that he needs, and a apparently they are going to be doing the executions, and i honest lyly wish they wouldn't, because it is going to give the appearance of the vengeance where where they will say that many of the people had been sentence and such but in a way, you want to demonstrate that this is one of the things that president obama said in the interview with me last week he said that you want to approach this surgically and in a precise way and rational way, because you don't want to give them the satisfaction of jumping, and overe reacting, because that is what they are after. what have they done? they have killed one person and they have been killing lots of people but if they do it in a particularly barbaric and brutal way, it is going to give them the world'

we both shared a healthy disregard for the overblown egos and conservative intransigence of both of our professions. beneath her unemotional demeanor a lot of people found icy, i found a caring friend with a very impish wit. when she married fellow astronaut steve hawley, their home became my beer and pizza hangout during other folks shuttle missions. sally got her chance five years later. she was the first of six women chosen to fly. she immediately became our newest american hero, a smart and funny and daring optimist who trained endlessly and answered questions tirelessly. the public attention was both flattering and frustrating to her. still reflecting that, still reflecting the difficulties that some had with accepting the entrance of women into this previously male-only club. including the one i would nominate as the dumbest question ever asked at a press conference anywhere, and i have been to a lot of press conferences. we are now ask the the -- at the, in may of 1983. sally flew in june of 1983. the crew was up there for their preflight press conference. so it is sally and four