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later peta pamela anderson controversy that the culture warriors arepp bill: continuing now with the obama care reaction. joining me now is ann coulter. you heard me bloviate and george stephanopoulos. what say you? >> i think the important issue to keep in mind is has the government ever run anything better than what the private sector has in the free market and the answer is. no liberals keep avoiding having that argument by throwing out this word salad of the public option and triggers and the health exchange. the reason you have trouble with your health insurers right now is because it's a partial monopoly. partial monopoly created by the government. it was quite audacious of president obama to complain last night about some states having only three health insurers, well, why is that? oh, that's right, because of government intervention because of state regulations requiring. bill: can't have across the competition. >> like ma bell, break it up. let there be competition. er problem the democrats talk about will go away. they keep avoiding that by throwing out word salad and t

no pp frz portions fresh chicken breasts come individually wrapped and they're perfectly sized to cook quickly and evenly in only 10 minutes. (announcer) perdue perfect portions. merced, california woman is now being declared a homicide, and authorities are calling her husband a person of interest. 50-year-old karen wright was last seen at a vacation home she shared with her husband, randall wright in, san felipe, mexico. police aren't elaborating on what led the case to be declared a homicide, but they did say there were several inconsistencies in wright's statements. >> with some of the information that we're gleaning from the mexican authorities, coupled with what we have and some of the inconsistencies of stories and -- we believe karen wright was murdered. >> earlier this year, randall wright was arrested on auto theft-related charges police discovered while investigating his wife's disappearance. >> straight out to the sheriff mark pazin with the merced county sheriff's office. what will ratchets him up to become a person of interest, sheriff? >> well, again, like you mentioned e

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pp how reliable is that? >> well, we have to go with what she says.ys that jaycee and her two daughters showed up at molino's daughter's birthday party. clearly that's where those pictures came from. it remains to be seen what kind of circumstances jaycee lived with her daughters, whether or not they were in complete captivity, living in sheds and makeshift tents, or whether as molino says, they lived inside the house. obviously regardless of where physically jaycee had been living with her kids, clearly this was a situation that amounts to, according to the authorities, kidnapping for 18 years. >> yeah. it was a living hell regardless of whether they were let out for a party every now and again. let's go back to dr. henry paul. henry, as this plays out and the care that jaycee and her little girls are getting is there any way she would know about this? you really have to shield her and the daughters from any kind of news coverage, anything like this, right? >> yes. this is extremely important that these children and the mother not be exposed. i under

we have an exciting edition to our prime time lineup coming your way pp.joy behar show" will air every night at 9:00 here on hln. it kicks off tuesday, september 29. put it on your calendar and make sure you tune in. you can check it out right now at cnn.com/joy. >>> two photographers are suing tom brady and giselle about for $2 million. they said they were shot at when they tried to photograph the couple. >> inflammatory accusations, lawsuit filed by a manhattan court. two photographers allege the security guards fired guns at them for taking pictures at a post-wedding party in costa r a rica. that happened after they refused to give up their cameras. bullets theirly missed their windows. they claim brady hired improperly trained guards. >>> an emotional day in court for plaxico burress who tearfully said good-bye to his young son and pregnant wife after getting a two-year sentence for carrying an unlicensed gun in a nightclub where he accidentally shot himself in the thigh. hero of last year's super bowl was immediately taken to rikers island. you have t

. >> and then she says -- >> she said say pp for me, but anyway, that's producer price index.s it's funny -- >> her favorite. >> yes. she's very childish. it's youthful. all of us are. some of you hate the childishness. a lot of people get up on the wrong side of the bed, don't they? >> do they have a right side or is it against the wall? >> i think they get up on that side every day. if you have anything that you want to say about "squawk box," be gentle, e-mail us at squawk@cnbc.com. >>> still ahead, skip the data, pass on the pundits. the true pale might be in the transports. all aboard wh boarboar boarboar comes right back. xwxwxwxwxwxwxw. >>> time now for a check on the news outside the world open business. monica novotny is here. good morning, monica. yeah, you know, on tv, you want to see them and hear them. i'm not good at reading lips, though. >> she said i'd like to revisit the whole morning joe thing joe is -- i am the real morning joe. >> oh, is that what she said? >> you didn't see that? >> no, i could not actually read her -- >> that's fantastic. thank you, thank

health care companies because you don't know where anything will be charged to make up for the cost ppf all of these different health care plans. i know in the past you've liked health care stocks. but what do you start to think as you watch what's coming out of washington right now? >> i think the uncertainty is still the opportunity to add to these names, becky. we will get some certainty in x months. i don't know what x is. and when we do, my guess is the sector lifts. also no matter what the outcome, we're not going to get an extreme outcome in our view that doesn't have a high probability. uncertainty causes people to run away. that creates opportunity. so we would be adding the health care stocks. somebody told me it was the president's 27th or 28th speech. what more are we going to add to the story? >> you know, we've got jim chain yoes on a little later. he's joining us at 7:00 this morning as our guest host. he is short some of these health care names particularly some of the pharmaceutical names because of just this. does it make you nervous when you see someone like jim chai

we get a pps rate, in other words, a rate that is supposed to cover all the costs we provide to the personn the. the visits -- on the outpatient visit. that is required by federal law. who accesses bit? there are a significant number. it is generally a solid payments system -- who accesses it? they are turned to expand medicaid which is a public option to include more people. -- they are trying to expand it. when people come into a benefit like medicare or medicaid, the ability for routine care is key to long-term success and also to cutting down costs at the back end. i do believe medicaid it is a key to reform. it is an important component to maintain. on the other hand, there has to be inappropriate reimbursement for physicians. many physicians do not produce a pay because they do not feel that the reimbursement is worth it. we need to make sure more are covered. i do believe it would be an answer to the challenges of health care reform payment. host: how the someone born in ireland who went to school in dublin end up in healthcare in washington, d.c.? guest: good question. i was a cath

department say this morning is that the spokesman said they didn't know, could not confirm those reports ppest was imminent. police say that while raymond clark was named as a person of interest, he's the only person of interest that they had executed a search warrant. he was taken into custody two days ago for about five hours. as dna samples were taken from him and his home was searched. also, his car was impounded to gather more evidence. kiran? >> mary snow standing by for us. again, looks like the police department saying they now moved to the press conference. it will be delayed possibly as long as an hour. again, we have a live picture up and as soon as they come to the podium we will bring it to you live. an arrest in this case is imminent. >> another developing story we are keeping an eye on here. feds shifting the focus of a trirt investigation after raids in new york rattled the borough of queens. his lawyer turned over writings, fingerprints, dna samples. deborah feyerick following this story. >> it started in denver, came to new york, went back to denver. federal agents are loo

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