with spam and skippy.ing that? >> they really would be more on the sales and distribution side. they're both shelf stable items. some of the foreign countries -- >> i'll try anything. >> i'm not saying to eat them together necessarily, no. >> you can dip them. >> well, you saw -- >> for the smooth kind of skippy maybe. >> i have skippy. we get the low fat. i like the chunky. and i put it on everything. pretzels, apples. >> i have a serious business question. and i know -- i think i know how you're going to answer it but maybe you're going to help me. your company to me seems like a natural target for an acquisition. just given sort of the way of the world and consolidation in the food business, i would think that one day your company would be part of a larger company. just one man's opinion. does that make sense to you? >> well, we're positioned very well, we're 48% owned by a local foundation that our founders had the foresight to set up. and then the other 52% is traded on the public market. so we think

. >> he's like are you all right, skippy? he said he sees this kangaroo on the side of the road all the time eating grass. and he said he saw the kangaroo on the side of the road the next day and he seemed to be okay. >> his car wasn't damaged but each has skid marks on the top of his car. >> i'd have skid marks in my pants. >> this is the aggressor. the other one didn't like it and the fight begins. the initial pusher was successful in getting it up off of this raised bed they're on. try it again. >> they sound like puppies. >> all of them are tussling with each other. >> an apple is lowered into the enclosure but only one panda is aware. >> see, you are don't fight. you get reward p. >> i'm just surprised to see pandas fighting. >> everybody's got beeves, even panda. that was pandamonium. >> we can all agree the men and women pull off some pretty great rescues. this is no different. this is in north carolina and two teen-age boys were out on a 16-foot boat that started taking on water and those boys were in trouble. so the

consent to the medical professionals doing this to him and after being sedated he was given a colon skippy painful medical procedure involving a camera travelling past your colon and into your intestines but the best part of all after this insane ordeal that sounds more like a scene out of a horror movie than reality is that the hospital actually had the audacity to bill eckert for all the medical procedures he was forced to endure i kid you not even threaten to send him to collections if he doesn't foot the bill for essentially being tortured against his will needless to say i going to file federal charges he's suing the city of deming all of the officers involved he's also suing the county along with the deputy district attorney and of course the geula regional medical center and two of their most spineless physicians and you know he's got a pretty good case because besides everything i just outlined a warrant wasn't even a valid in the county during the time of the these procedures hopefully receiving a multi-million dollar settlement guess who is left to foot the bill will the taxpayer

consent to the medical professionals doing this to him and after being sedated he was given a colon off skippy painful medical procedure involving a camera traveling past your colon and into your intestines but the best part of all after this insane ordeal that sounds more like a scene out of a horror movie than reality is that the hospital actually had the audacity to bill eckert for all the medical procedures he was forced to endure i kid you not even threaten to send him to collections if he doesn't foot the bill for essentially being tortured against his will needless to say i could have filed federal charges he is suing the city of deming all of the officers involved is also suing the county along with the deputy district attorney and of course the regional medical center and two of their most spineless physicians and you know he's got a pretty good case because besides everything i just outlined a warrant wasn't even a valid in the county during the time of the these procedures hopefully receiving a multi-million dollar settlement guess who is left to foot the bill will the taxpayers of

ray then these dated occurred prepared him for surgery and performed a colon off skippy. perhaps the most a serving part of this story is that doctors came up empty handed no drugs were ultimately discovered now david eckert assuming the deming police department for more i spoke to his attorney joseph kennedy here's what he had to say i wish i understood it and it is stunning and you don't really quite appreciate it so you do read the police reports and have them right in front of you and then read the medical reports. to the best that it's starting to explain. and it's been just a one team the united states supreme court has said that internal intrusions into the body. and case it was a forced. that that is too much like this group at the rack should be allowed in this country so it's just unbelievable that this was done to this man now as i understand it the why are the ones that they had actually expired at ten pm but doctors still perform the call off copy and other procedures after that was that legal and i also heard and i was hoping that you could clarify something

consent to the medical professionals doing this to him and after being sedated he was given a colon off skippy painful medical procedure involving a camera travelling past your colon and into your intestines but the best part of all after this insane ordeal that sounds more like a scene out of a horror movie than reality is that the hospital actually had the audacity to bill eckert for all the medical procedures he was forced to endure i kid you not even threaten to send him to collections if he doesn't foot the bill for essentially being tortured against his will needless to say i going to file federal charges he's suing the city of deming all of the officers involved he's also suing the county along with the deputy district attorney and of course the regional medical center and two of their most spineless physicians and you know he's got a pretty good case because besides everything i just outlined a warrant wasn't even a valid in the county during the time of the these procedures hopefully receiving a multi-million dollar settlement guess who is left to foot the bill will the taxpayers of c

look, if a skippy kid from trent to be -- i wasn't always this fat. if a skinny kid from trenton could one day become mayor of the greatest city in the world, all things are good and possible. let me at this point, as i conclude, offer my profound thanks to the many great people who served in our administration, many of whom remain in public affairs. also to acknowledge my friend, the late bill lynch, without whom someone else would be writing this book. bill was the best friend a man could ever have. and a true genius in every sense. i'd also like to thank my friend lynn riggio. [applause] >> and insightful adviser and a man who founded barnes & noble, where we sit and stand today, he was especially helpful to me in writing this book. last but by no means least, my thanks to peter noble. he worked long and hard on the formidable research aspects of putting this book together and did a terrific job in coaching a first-time author like me. thank you all for being here. [applause] >> great job. >> in a moment or two, the mayor will sign books for those

. >> look, skippy. can the buses get through? no. they can't get through because of you. they can't get through because you parked your official vehicle, blocking a bus stop. a designated "no standing" zone, skip pio. >> they parked not at the edge of the bus stop, to allow room for the buses to come in and out. they're right in the middle. it's disgusting. >> jimmy isn't only furious because of what he sees here at the bus stop. minutes earlier and a few blocks away, he caught these same sanitation enforcement agents blocking a fire hydrant. >> you're parking your official city vehicle blocking a fire pump? you ought to be ashamed of yourself. you're supposed to enforce the law, not violate the law. are you allowed to park within 15 feet of a fire hydrant in new york city? >> yes. >> you are? so you don't even know the laws. >> get out of my face, please. >> jimmy's not surprised he catches these agents with his camera, twice. first at a fire hydrant and then at a bus stop. but when they pull their official vehicle up to another hydrant -- >> ooh, it's a fire hydrant. oh

skippy peanut butter is doing well.. >> i don't know why people are so frightened by it. it's delicious. it comes in a can. i find it delicious. i was brought up on spam. hello, mom and dad, thank you -- >> you were brought up on spam? >> i would have spam sandwiches when i went to school. they would alternate between spam sandwiches and vegamight. i'm the person i am. >> you had spam sandwiches growing up? >> i had spam sandwiches growing up. >> the butler make them? >> no comment. americans -- >> james, bring me more spam! >> finally, more concerned about their own waist lines, according to a new study. it says that u.s. designers are going to stop going out to eat quite as much not because of the money because it's unhealthy. alex, molly and also joining us is restaurant analyst will. molly, thank you for joining us. i find this hard to believe. you can go to applebee's. you can get a very healthy menu for like a 550 calories or less. you can get a steak, some sides. honestly, are people eating out less because it's

really benefiting from the acquisition of skippy's peer butter.uance profit, their forecast has been weaker than expected. by the way, up 5.5%. they have the series feature on apple tried to hold onto higher pricing and fend off deals because they tried to hold onto the higher pricing. back to you. dagen: there is a new health care website in town. three men from the bay area launching a cleaner, easier version allowing customers to find health plans based on the zip codes. based on what we know so far, to liven up and running for a couple of weeks. connell: joining us from the bureau in l.a. to talk about this. >> one of the biggest complaints about the government website is all the steps you have to go through. just to be able to window shop and compare insurance plans and costs. three young engineers came up with an easy fix at least for that problem, take a look. >> there is no doubt people are frustrated. >> well president obama has been doing damage control, they brainstormed and launched a website that lets users quickly compare health insu

skippy. gregg: oh, don't you know. harris faulkner, thanks very much.well, it's an irs problem that costs taxpayers billions of dollars, how many refund checks are being sent to thieves using stolen identities. and we'll analyze the media fascination with republican chris christie following his crushing victory in a very blue state. is he the candidate they love or the one they love the hate? [ male announcer ] did you know that if you wear a partial, you're almost twice as likely to lose your supporting teeth? try poligrip for partials. poligrip helps minimize stress which may damage supporting teeth by stabilizing your partial. care for your partial. help protect your natural teeth. gregg: welcome back. the presidential hype surrounding new jersey governor chris christie exploding this week after the republican cruised bigtime. it was a landslide victory in one of the nation's bluest of all states. much of the media immediately dubbing him the gop's best chance for winning the white house in 2016. but our next guest, fox news media analyst howard kurt

it's helped a lot -- being helped a lot by the acquisition of the skippy peanut butter brand, and the the building permits increased to a 5 1/2-year high. kelly, back to you. >> mary, thank you very much. >>> now, do you feel that "paranormal activity"? ♪ yikes. the movie was pretty scary, but quite profitable. does the same go for the bond markets? that's right. jeff rossen beesserossenburg, j. good morning. do tell. explain this one to us. >> good morning, kelly. that's a metaphor for what we see going on, not just in bond market, but all financial markets. the discrepancy between what's happening in the real economy and what's happening in the financial economy. markets, stocks, bonds are dependent on expectations of ever easy monetary policy. and so, good news in the economy is bad news for market behavior, because that implies less monetary accommodation. the flip side is bad news in the economy is good news for financial markets, so it highlights the dependency we see and the market outlook for the expectations of very easy monetary policy. >> sure. but, jeff, i would quibble wi