, peter johnson jr., we have got to protect our president. >> at any and all costs, director pearsonoday. i don't understand why she has not resigned as a matter of honor and duty and service to this country. she has to go. we need to protect our president. >> this is ridiculous. >> what part? >> sure, the fact that you would say she has to resign, this is a typical right-wing kind of attack. >> peters is a democrat, did you know that? >> right, i understand that. why say she should resign when we have to look from the bottom up, when you see this man who has a life of depression. >> it is not about this man. >> don't put your hand up to me, sean. >> i'm waving. >> two people who came back from iraq and afghanistan, we're not treating these people with depression. >> we're getting closer to delusional. >> what -- >> in the obama administration, the words "i take full responsibility" means i will not leave nor will anyone else. it is sort of orweillian talk and needed to be translated. >> if you look at the president throwing our intelligence agencies down the stairs, he needs a roger

they claim-- they claim it's about fighting racism, but tell them what's really going on here peter johnson jr.? >> it's a social and political statement that says that christopher columbus was a violator of indigenous people. >> it's a slap. >> it's an attack on columbus day. >> stephen: yes, it's an attack on columbus... day. ( laughter ) or to put it in a way that fit my preexisting graphic, it's columbus day under attack. >> mam mam mama mia. >> jesus and columbus side by side, just like they were on the "nina" and "pinta." , of course, st. mary on on the "sainta maria." as an american patriot i identify with an italian explorer employed by spain. this is the good kind of immigrant. i would be fine with the border jumpers if they were just trying to find spice routes to asia. and now seattle wants me to feel guilty just because columbus' arrival uttered in centuries of subjugation and genocide. it's over. we're making amends. just this weekend we're sending reba to mohegan sun. what more do they want? worst of all, if this catches on, we stand to lose all of our most cherished columbus

here with answers, peter johnson, jr. >> this is where government should shine, steve.america. let's look at the failures in dallas. mr. duncan was sent home with antibiotics from the texas hospital even after he said where he had come from. after that first visit. five kids were then quarantined three days after he was admitted with ebola. >> they went to school. >> the apartment was cleaned five days after he was admitted to the hospital. now the cdc director says that the drug that was used, four or five people around the world, including two here in the united states, is all gone. >> you know what? that's really scary. if that's the only drug we know works and it's all gone 'cause they got to cook up some more, what happens? >> the issue should become should the government be developing like this, should the government be stepping out of the way and allowing private industry to do it? this has gone on since 2005. this company in san diego has been supported by federal grants only. only federal grants. there have been no clinical trials. at this point after treating

peter johnson jr., we have got to protect our president. >> at all cost and any cost.r pierson should resign today. i don't understand why she has not resigned as a matter of honor and duty and service to this country. she's got to go. we need to protect our president. >> this is ridiculous. i mean -- >> what part? >> sure, the fact that you would say that she has to resign, this is a typical right-wing kind of attack. >> peter's a democrat. did you know that? >> right, right. i understand. >> nonpartisan. >> she should resign when we really have to look at the bottom up starting with this man who you said has alleged depression when we have -- >> it's not even about this man. >> don't put your hand up to me, sean. let me tell you we have 2.3 million people who come back from iraq or afghanistan since 9/11, 300,000 of them have depression and we're not treating them. >> we're getting close to delusional. >> what? >> in the obama administration, the words "i take full responsibility" means i will not leave nor will anyone else. it is sort of orwellian talk and it needed

. >> peter johnson jr., one of the things he said this morning is that the concern is that if you did a travel ban, it could could increase the distrust of government and make countries less likely to cooperate in preventing the spread. >> in an abundance of caution, why not also employ containing. and until we can help them and they need help and we should step up and tdo it and attack - this guy over here, it's not going to get done correctly. we do have the best minds of scientists and resources in the world at our disposal. go there, attack it aggressively, but in the meantime, seal it off. why would u even take the chance, especially when we were so certain -- they had on protective measures, i at least want to learn more, i want to have abopen mind about it. but come on, there's a lot of this that we're not 100% certain about and it's a little disconcerting that the one guy th that's giving the blood -- the guy that contracted it, has the skier rum, achkd now has the anti-bodies built up in his system. and you have to match his blood type. >> why does the travel ban have to be a

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peter johnson, jr. next. >>> but first it's the end of an era. no more saturday morning cartoons.is often enough, but thank you. thank you mom for protecting my future. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >>> the head of the secret service in the hot seat trying to explain how a guy with a knife ran into the east room. >> the history of misbehavior, security failures has clearly blemished that record. >> don't let somebody get close to the president. don't let somebody get close to his family. don't let them get in the white house ever! this is not high math. it is processing a crime scene. >> i wish to god you protected the white house like you're protecting your reputation. >> this is unacceptable and i take full responsibility. >> okay. but it only gets worse. this morning we have learned that a convict with a gun came f

peter johnson, jr.torious crime families to finding god. ex-colombo captain is going to explain that next >>> happy thursday. stories making headlines at this hour, new tensions are brewing after nato intercepts 19 russian jets where they weren't supposed to be. flying over europe. nato adds they are putting commercial flights at risk. >>> and your tax dollars paying for the health care of foreign diplomats? it's legal thanks to an obamacare loophole. if diplomats have the right visa, they are eligible. steve? >> thank you. it is one of hollywood's most iconic undercover stings. >> keep watching. >> this town, your luck can change just that quick. >> that's such a good movie. this new video, no scene from a movie. watch as f.b.i. agents in las vegas trick their way into three luxury villas at caesar's palace gathering evidence to bust an illegal sports betting republican. was any of that stuff legal? joining us right now is senior judicial analyst, peter johnson, jr. >> i think that's the judge. but i t

let's talk to peter johnson, jr. >> they have a right to know a lot, lot more.tal system, and on truth and transparency. we're missing out on transparency, steve. what we need to know, number one, with regard to this latest incident, is specifically how did this nurse contract the ebola virus. that could be a teaching moment for america and for america's health care workers, nurses, doctors, aides, orderly, to say, listen, when you take the gloves off, don't touch your face. let's know specifically what happened. end the cynicism and the speculation and the endless talking heads saying maybe it's this, maybe it's that. >> they've scapegoated the nurse. >> they have. and the nursing industry said we're not being properly trained and they're not. let's know specifically so we can save lives going forward. secondly, let's understand why they're sending out folks in haz-mat suits in the neighborhood of victim number two to spray things on the ground, on the grass, on the sidewalk, on the handrails, on the doors. why is that necessary? explain to america that ebola w

any party and the press person holds fire until the decision is made back behind the scenes but peter johnson was right in the clip you played. she so you have re-signed out of honor long before this was forced on her and the white house, the white house should have, you know, compelled that behavior out of her, let us say, earlier than it did. >> yeah, famously he doesn't like to fire anyone and not quickly. in this case he didn't have a choice. now they drove the story with the exclusives. with your investigative background talk about why sources within an agency would go to a reporter rather than complain to their bosses. >> in my experience the last thing they want to do is go to a reporter. most of them don't like reporters. most of them by the time they're that desperate for whatever they think is the truth to be told they have rung the bells inside of the agency. >> it can be risky to go to the press. >> absolutely but they feel like they're at their witts end and they're willing to put it all out there. >> one source quoted an agent by name. she was afraid to tell her bosses about the

the press spokesman holds fire until the decision is made back behind the scenes, but you know, peter johnson was right in the clip that you played. she should have resigned out of honor long before this was forced on her. and the white house, the white house should have, you know, compelled that behavior out of her earlier than it did. >> president obama famously doesn't like to fire anyone, and certainly not quickly. in this case he didn't have a choice. the washington post drove the story with the exclusives, with your background, talk about how why sources within the agency would go to a report rather than complaints of the bosses? >> in my experience, the last thing they want to go is go to a reporter. most by the time they're that desperate for whatever they think is the truth to be told, they wrung the bells inside the agency, they've done all they can. >> antecan be risky. >> absolutely, but they're at their wit's end and willing to just put it all out there. >> there was one source quoted an agent by name, she wasn't quoted directly saying she was afraid to tell the bosses about that

james wilson, peter johnson jr. and ebola virologist dr. david saunders is with us.ctor, let me start with you, because you're here with us. you've been studying this virsous since 2003? >> that's right. >> very impressive. you work at purdue. >> that's correct. >> you have said and a lot of people were takenok back by you comments and it made a lot of press that while the virus thus far has been shown to be transferred via bodily fluids, you're arguing that this virus in fact could very well become airborne. why do you say that? >> that's correct. we actually have the data that shows that ebola enters the lung tissue from the airway side. this was done with human lung tissue and it enters by the same side of the cell as influenza ñ it has that inherent capacity. >> we were first told the only way somebody could get this was through direct contact with bodily fluids. they were tryingfn! to reassure people who were on the plane with thomas duncan. then they backtracked and they said three feet. now you're telling us they may be wrong an all accounts? >> i don't have a

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and we are joined this morning by peter johnson jr. kimberly guilfoyle, pleasure to have both of you this morning. >> good to be here. >> you are here on a special day do you know why? national taco day. >> i know that. there are a lot of tacos on the show. >> that's why i signed up. >> nice to see you guys this morning. >> it's great to be here. >> we have a jam packed show for you this morning. we have this fox news alert to start with. >> this is a fox news alert. >> crews in disinfecting the home where an ebola patient stayed, the cdc still claiming they have this disease under control. i understand this is scary disease it has a severe course. what we are doing now in texas is stopping it in its tracks. we can do that. i have no doubt in my mind we will stop it here. >> but this comes as the patient's family now being moved to a private location. so how concerned should americans really be? >> here to weigh in is dr. natalie aczar assistant professor. >> thanks for having me. >> prepping right now, in fact, 911 dispatchers are bei

here to weigh in, peter johnson, jr. this isn't just a guy on death row just spouting off.. the government at every level missed jar in a san's radical radicalization. the letter that was received by the pope or sent to the pope by his attorney is a typical jihad convert or die. he's telling the pope, convert or die. so i believe this is violate of the law. if there is spwckal administrative measures in place, meaning if a federal bureau of prisons is a military prison at leavenworth, you can't send letters out, you can't make contact with supporters. you can't radicalize. and then the lawyer carries that letter out in the u.s. mail and says i'm going to send this to the pope because, quote, i was instructed, unquote, by my client to send this out, i find that to be utterly disturbing and we are repeating history in this country, ignoring the warning signs that we have with major hasan. >> do you see this letter as a threat? >> oh, absolutely do see it as a threat. when you send a warning to pope francis and you talk about in the letter that the past of the precious few and

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let's turn to america's lawyer, peter johnson, jr. >> good morning.ism about police coming from the very top of the criminal justice chain? watch. >> the national outcry we have seen speaks to a sense of mistrust and mutual suspicion that can take hold in the relationship between law enforcement and certain communities. i want the people in ferguson to know that i personally understood that mistrust. >> in a summer marked by instability in the middle east and eastern europe, i know the world took notice of the small american city of ferguson, missouri where a young man was killed and a community was divided. so yes, we have our own racial and ethnic tensions. >> so groups like cop watch and cop block all around the country are going to the streets and they're taping police officers. they send out -- >> they're standing this. >> they tape police officers -- >> just waiting for something to happen. >> sometimes they're getting arrested. this has been a robust debate in the courts around the country. too they have a civil right to do so? most circuit cou

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let's talk to peter johnson, jr. >> good morning.e has to be determine determinations on ebola based on science and not politics. what is the political implication? what is the underpinning of what this administration is saying if there is one? perhaps this may be an insight into what some folks are think ing. >> as americans it's critical we should not panic as far as running from disciplining ourselves from africans, is not the right thing to do. >> we don't want to get a statement put on the liberian community of what is going on. >> so not stigma advertising africans? >> stigmaization, that's a political determination. what is the science behind not being for travel ban? dr. frieden has written an op ed for fox news. he said it cannot stop spread. it will only drive patients with ebola underground, making it difficult to address the outbreak t. could cause western african countries to stop working with the international community, isolation will increase the risk that ebola will spread in those countries. eventually increases dis

peter johnson, jr.up call and say don't call back in five minutes. the president, unfortunately, and our friends out there this morning, has not recognized terror as terror, benghazi, fort hood, the little rock, 2009 massacre of our american soldiers here in american soil nolan and the beheading as you were talking about before. so the first step is recognition of the problem. we need to be strong and powerful enough to say yeah, there is a problem and we're going to contain it here in the united states. the second issue is how do we recruit? i say how do we recruit? i'm talk being three r's, recognize, recruit and repel. how does the president, how does the attorney general holder go into the muslim community in the united states and say, we need your help. how does he sit down with imams and sit down with moderate muslims in this country who i believe are the majority and say, we need your help. we need to you turn in people who are islamic terrorists. >> isn't it just that simple? >> it is that simpl

peter moricci at the robert a. smith school of business. and journalist david k. johnson. peter, i read your article this week.re bullish on this economy. you think we're not going anywhere. we're not going down. you cited china and what's going on in europe. if we're strong and things are going well, why can't we do minimum wage and what would moving it to 10.10 do to our economy? >> the most important thing is to create more jobs. we are growing but not rapidly enough. when president obama campaigned for the white house he talked about doing something about china and talked about drilling for oil off shore and hasn't delivered. the minimum wage according to the congressional budget office, the economic policy substitute is in the democratic camp. according to them it would unemploy 500,000 to 1 million people. i'm in favor with raising the minimum wage to inflation. that would cost no jobs. but going to 10.10, unemploying 500,000 people that creates 500,000 more poor people. >> david k. johnson do you kbrae with that? >> no. he is misreading the numbers. the fundamental problem that we have is lack of capaci

. >> peter johnson, jr.ce of american politic. >> last week i went to the reagan library in california to mark the day, today. known to many now as merely the speech, its message of economic and political freedom, opportunity and american pride was the preview of a reagan conservative revolution that was to come. let's watch together. >> congratulations, sir. >> january 20, 1981, ronald reagan sworn in as the 40th president of the united states. as america's great communicator, he'd go on to give some of the nation's most memorable addresses. >> we will never forget them nor the last time we saw them, this morning, as they prepared for their journey and waved good-bye and slipped from the earth to touch the face of god. mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> but it's possible no speech he made was as important as the one that launched a revolution 50 years ago today. >> the following prerecord political program is sponsored by tv for goldwater miller on behalf of barry goldwater. we take pride in presenting

let's bring in peter johnson, jr., who has been listening as well and has some thoughts about what we break point in terms of american health care and in terms of this hospital. this hospital has lost their ability to treat patients, in my view, to treat these ebola patients. for the safety of these two patients in that hospital and the safety of those health care workers, clearly osha should be stepping in, cdc should be stepping in. the white house should be stepping in and by moral swasion, they should be transferred to the nih in washington or to some facility like emory or some other facility that has the capacity to take care of them. >> we've heard that they were thinking about naming five hospitals, making them ebola hospitals. they're still considering doing that. so the question is, you have 70 other people left, 124 still monitoring. should we have a plan for them today, because we can't continue to look at these things and not do anything. >> apparently we don't. the dallas county executive is speaking. notice the cdc was not present, although they say they have emergency

peter johnson, jr. once again joins us with more on how he will be remembered. >> good morning.nia to commemorate that address. while i was out there, i got an exclusive look inside the library and the life of ronald reagan. i want to share that with you. >> i'd like to introduce myself. my name is ronald reagan. ♪ ♪ >> when go through this museum you're looking at a 100 years of history that were just remarkable in terms of the country growing up as it were. ronald reagan was at the very center of that in so many in a sets. >> in reagan's many roles, are preserved here at the library with over 60 million pages of documents, 1.6 million photographs, and more than 40,000 artifacts. from the very suit he wore the day he was almost assassinateed. >> you can see the marks across the suit and pants where the doctors at the hospital had to get his clothes off as fast as they could. >> o his oval office chair from which he guided our nation. >> this is the chair that ronald reagan had when he was governor in california and then he brought it here and used it the entire time he was in t

. >> peter johnson jr., this could be the best suit i've worn in my life.'t know. >> did you love the judge as much as you loved pete her? >> peter just saw "the judge." this movie is a passion project for robert downing jr. his wife susan produced the movie and took a couple years to get it made. the director directed "wedding crashers" oddly enough. he goes back to his childhood hometown after his mother passes away. while there, robert duvall, is suspected of a hit and run murder. so he takes the defense of his dad in court. it's a family drama mixed in with a courtroom drama. but it is inconsistently great. these amazing dialogues, robert duvall and robert downing jr. are phenomenal. when achieving music came in and was shot over a lifetime movie at times, so for me i didn't love it, i liked a lot of it and the performances were better than the overall movie. three out of five. it's the matinee on my scale. go to a cheap ticket. what do you give it give it a f. >> he did the matinee. >> i loved it. >> i trust you. >> i went three out of five. the favori

peter johnson jr. is here this morning. kimberly guilfoyle is here this morning.ebron james by the way. >> this is a widely dispersed rumor thanks to you. >> social media mistake. it was a stupid auto correct. it turned kimberly guilfoyle's name into lebron james this morning. >> which is kind of awesome. >> it's hard to turn her into lebron james. >> we'll see if lebron will respond this morning. millions of you tweet him this morning maybe he'll retweet. >> we should have a shoot off to see who is the real lebron james. >>> concerns about ebola this morning. >> cdc officials storm a united airlines plane after a liberian man gets sick during the flight. this is the man being treated with ebola virus in dallas takes a turn for the worse. good morning, peter. >> good morning. in the last 24 hours thomas duncan has gone from serious condition to critical condition. duncan is the only person inside the united states right this minute known to be suffering from ebola. there's a lot of mystery as to how he got sick and it grows especially now that his family is tellin

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peter king. you saw jey johnson announce that the u.s.ntensifying security at nearly 10,000 federal buildings in d.c. and all around the country. was this because of specific intelligence fear or simply out of abundance of caution? >> i would say out of abundance of caution. i have a high regard for jey johnson. there was just a series of events over the last several weeks, including isis really making very effective use of social media that i believe the homeland security secretary believed that especially with what happened in canada with the two soldiers being killed, canadian parliament being attacked and nypd officer being attacked in new york city, in queens, with federal buildings being a target, it's important to get this done. that was never necessary in new york because they were always at a high level of security. but, no, i'm not aware of any specific threat other than the constant stream and very sophisticated stream coming from isis encouraging these kind of attacks upon the police, the military. these are not actual members

responding and helmet and miriam phil's and charles and teresa johnson and lauren gray williams and sharon mendosa and natalie and john doe i didn't and peter and craig and jan and mike dar darla danny heather, rebecca and reaping and allen la away listen and matthew and lisa and jackie and sam grant and denice and jose and annabel bryant me cantor and matt, heather johnson and claudia so each one of those individuals have written a letter in support many are recipe at north beach as well as business owners. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm a long time resident and property owner during the development of my property i faced a lot of issues with the city and bruno helped me as i was going through my project site when i learned he was facing difficulties i came forward watching my neighbors over 89 years old as passing on and new generations are coming in it's beautiful to so someone who's committed to our neighborhood bruno is doing this to raise his family i had last year accusations i said this is my home and that's what bruno is trying to do so create a space for to raise his children as well as his parents that a

peters will be the next u.s. senator and he will lead the charge and lon johnson is doing a phenomenal job, turning out the vote and people to the polls and the opposite of what the republicans are doing. the voter suppression is disgusting and i've put it on my facebook many times and it is unbelievable and un-american what the republicans are doing and they're not a shamed and they ought to be ashamed because for years and decades in this country, we rolled that back and we were about getting people back, sdechl democrats and republicans were about deting people to the polls, these actions are despicable and down right, un-american. this may be one of the last chances to do it. i do worry about revolution in this country if they succeed in stopping people from voting in this country. it's scare. >> what do you mean about revolution in this country. >> if they get to the point, i'm glad you asked. >> i almost said something i can't say on tv, the bull crap, where they'll have voting by congressional district, and you're talking about gerrymandered districts and disenfranchising people from a presidential election

johnson. the factt to focus on that the institute of international finance is meeting today in conjunction with the ins meeting. peterere. he also joins us now. with him tim adams. >> i'm joined by tim adams, the head of the institute of financial -- of international finance. feeling the thunder with your all-star lineup today. tell me about the mood. you have the top people in finance arriving here in washington. there does seem to be a fear about global growth right now. >> and rightly so. europe is teetering on the balance of truth -- of contraction. japan is still struggling. there is a lot to worry about. your vices in the gulf and ebola in west africa. -- you have isis in the gulf and ebola in west africa. impressive some economist on panels, some folks from central banks around the world as well as finance ministers. tell me about europe specifically and whether there's a consensus about what needs to happen. >> it the three-pronged attack. the ecb needs to follow through on the promises mario draghi has made. he has had tremendous progress in the last two years when he said he would do whatever it takes. enor

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peter doocy is live in washington. first, there was a big meeting last night? >> there was. it was interesting. we watched as some of the president's top advisers arrived. defense secretary chuck hagel, hh secretary jay johnson was here, hhs secretary sylvia bureau well, and dhs secretary, jay johnson, and they were meeting on saturday night to figure out how the feds and states could work together to basically find everybody that came in contact with one of the ebola patients and stop the spread of the disease. the new ebola czar ron klain was at the white house not at this meeting according to a readout provided by the press office. then this morning, we heard from dr. anthony fauci from national institutes of health. he says it sounds like the two nurses that were following protocols that are okay in a field but not okay in a hospital. >> what's clear now when you're in an intensive care setting, doing things you would never do in the bush or in the field in africa, very invasive type procedures, that that's not the optimal way. so we don't know for sure, but it is likely she got infected because not completely covered. >> the pentagon announced this afternoon that they're going to respond to an hhs reque

race with democrat mark dayton, demo -- republican jeff johnson, and independence party candidate hanna nicollett. district,nia's 52nd scott peters is seeking a second term. the democrat was elected in 2012 and 51% of the vote, this year his challenger is former city councilman carl demaio. here is a look at a recent debate between the candidates. >> why washington is broken. you get the special interests who load up big bills, and we crowd at the issues people agree on. here is an issue everyone agrees on. we need to secure the border first. we need to put the resources and accountability behind securing the border. an only so we can prevent immigration system where people get to run to the front of the line, but also for national security issues. who knows who is able to cross into the border in terms of terrorist groups that may want to harm the american people. so border security is critical. instead of focusing on something that democrats and republicans and independents and look at the -- and look at the polling. latinos support a secure border. democrats support a secure border. but members of congress constantly want to p

certainly in the time that peter mentioned, but by the fall of --6, there was no question untiltrikes me, even february of 66, it is hard to distinguish what johnson does or what lincoln would have done. except that he goes farther then lincoln high exam thing landowners from the proclamation. talked ably with some of the problems about the movie. but to me, the real crime of the lincoln movie is that it suggests what i think is a truly pernicious view that lincoln would have, you know, embraced the south and would have embraced them as equal partners. instead we got all this bad period because the united states didn't do that. that i find to be an extremely pernicious view. in fact, i think lincoln's policy to the south might well have been different but i think that is a misreading of the malice toward none statement. in fact, i think that the reason that the end of the civil war, the resolution was so bloody, was not because the united states was acting harshly toward the south but because southern soldiers came home from fighting still fighting. [applause] watching american history tv, 48 hours of american history programming every weekend. fo

johnson. kim jong-un. all right, guillermo. >> the only one that can guess this is aunt chippy, because that's in her time. it was famous in your time. >> peterhe great. >> jimmy: from aunt chippy's time? >> in the '80s. >> jimmy: in the '80s. that's aunt chippy's time. >> they're from end land. >> i know who it is. is it john lennon? >> yeah! >> jimmy: he's from the '60s. oh. who is that? >> it's jay leno. now mine. >> jimmy: see if we can figure out who this is. >> jimmy: you told us who it is. what is that pen coming out? >> that's marijuana. >> jimmy: oh, that's the marijuana. >> he's number one marijuana. >> jimmy: that's pretty good. >> i like it. >> jimmy: it's time now to declare who has the best pumpkin of all. >> albert einstein? king johnson. whoopi goldberg. jay leno. or number one marijuana, snoop dogg. >> i think the winner is aunt chippy. >> get out of here. >> no way. >> are you serious? oh, my god, i was so surprised. i actually won. i never beat jimmy and sal, never, never, never. >> jimmy: i have an idea. let's take these out in the parking lot and blow them up. >> that's a great idea. >> jimmy: let's go. >> three, two, one

peter is in washington, so it is understandable he did not know that. correct and also, you look -- >> and also, you look like stephanie. johnsonhnson is about to start the trials. fascinating work. ♪ >> there is not a whole lot of inflation out there, nevertheless today consumer price index report came in higher than economists had estimated and that was enough to give the dollar a boost, and also to interest rates and inflation expectations. that is important. michael mckee is here to explain. why such a reaction? >> everyone has been concerned about this inflation, particularly the fed, and james bullard said if expectations keep falling, we might see the on hold, andaper there was an expectation of a drop in the cpi to 1.6%, and instead we get no change and a slight pickup in inflation. it does not mean disinflation is off the table, but at this point it does not look like it will be a problem. very few things fell in price -- tobacco, used car prices, energy -- not much else went down. airfares, but that is not a long-term issue. >> i mean, we are flatlining at 1.7%. flatlining, but the question is do we see it go back up?

petered out. they're hoping to now develop theuse aces, and one of reasons for the ibm partnership. that's one of the things you may hear about today. >> cory johnson bloomberg editor, outside the event. we've gotten a better picture of the american consumer, are they getting new ipads? on one hand, the national retail federation said today that holiday shoppers are going to spend $804 this year, up 5% from last year. we will be seeing scenes like that again on black friday. for more on the retail economy were joined by matt wrubel. chairman and ceo of several top retail brands. great to see you. today isk the theme point this out for us, we were just talking about sorting out the market, so sort out what is going on with the consumer. $804 this season, does that sound like too much? >> know i think you have a very solid holiday season, what is going on with gas does free up dollars for families were been quite constrained for a long time and what we have seen with the consumer is when you free up one portion of the pocketbook of a into the other side, i think you'll have a very solid season but you have to choose your winners. >> who are the winne

suzanne nora johnson, she currently is on the boards of aig, visa, intuit, and pfizer. and peteris still with us. the ibm thing, when everybody looked at their earnings started a conversation about whether this whole buyback thing has gone too far. where are you on this and i assume you must think they're at least okay in some degree because you're on the board of pfizer. >> there's been a question for a long time about whether capital allocation is correct. i think this is just part of the conversation. if you look over the last couple years, it has eped and flowed. it's something on every board's mind. because there's no investor who isn't focused on it in some way. >> if you pursued a strategy three, four, five years ago, you looked like you were brilliant. now it gets a little bit harder given where the market is to look as brilliant. then the question becomes if you were going to use that money and try to give it back to shareholders, is it better to do it in the form of the buyback or a dividend or frankly better to do it in mna and try to actually build the actual business

johnson. >> wow! >> great. >> wow. right there. >> take a look, hon. >> oh, my goodness! >> turn around, sweetheart. see what she's talking about. >> oh, my goodness. >> i don't know who that is. >> you got that petert, and the way you -- >> what we did here, we washed away the gray, and all the makeup too. >> beautiful. >> char, what do you think? >> she's most giving person i know and she spends five minutes on herself. she looks beautiful. >> won't spend much time on that haircut, it is gorgeous. >> and that outfit, i love it. >> guess who it is? >> clara sun woo. >> great. it packs perfectly and you can mix and match the pieces and it is so comfortable. >> cute. >> let's bring catherine back out. come on out. big round of applause. >> you don't like them. >> some advice from matthew hussey. >> yes. >> after this. my budget used to be a real downer, even when we needed stuff for the home. i was a negative nancy. but, thanks to fingerhut.com, now we can shop with low monthly payments, and they've got over 70,000 items from brands like samsung, kitchenaid, xbox. two words: mini donut maker. uh, that's three words. just click on over to fingerhut.com for the credit you deserve to get all kinds of g