if that's not clear enough, we'll bring in congressman steve cohen from tennessee.this race, as we all have. i know sometimes there is a coloring of the lines and you don't always get the exact truth in the different sides of the election but this seems to be record breaking to me. am i seeing that wrong or are they taking more chances with the truth here? >> i don't know they've even approached truthiness. i've had it in my campaign with my republican opponent, they change position faster than a kama sutra does. i heard the ad there. it could have been worse--i expected him to say they're sell selling jeeps to nancy pelosi's relatives back in the home country who are going to make these jobs in china. that would have been normal republican tripe. >> cenk: i'm surprised they haven't said that president obama is chinese yet. it's coming around the corner. >> yes, i know. >> cenk: one more thing, you have got a lot of experience on politics here. about the timing of this act as we get closer to the election is it easier for republicans to throw outlines because who ha

if that's not clear enough, we'll bring in congressman steve cohen from tennessee.all have. i know sometimes there is a coloring of the lines and you don't always get the exact truth in the different sides of the election but this seems to be record breaking to me. am i seeing that wrong or are they taking more chances with the truth here? >> i don't know they've even approached truthiness. i've had it in my campaign with my republican opponent, they change position faster than a kama sutra does. i heard the ad there. it could have been worse--i expected him to say they're sell selling jeeps to nancy pelosi's relatives back in the home country who are going to make these jobs in china. that would have been normal republican tripe. >> cenk: i'm surprised they haven't said that president obama is chinese yet. it's coming around the corner. >> yes, i know. >> cenk: one more thing you have got a lot of experience on politics here. about the timing of this act as we get closer to the election is it easier for republicans to throw outlines because who has time to fact che

, and i would guess knowing steve cohen, how smart he is, he's got a liaison working with the fbi. liz: charlie gasparino, thank you very much. good for the fbi. >> he loves it when we show his picture. liz: can you go back to the old cologne? >> you don't like this? liz: i don't like it. enough said. okay. thank you. closing bell ringing in 41 minutes. home depot is the world's largest home improvement retailer. more than 2200 stores worldwide. look at the stock over five years, a steady and very nice climb since mid 2009. so why the downgrade from oppenheimer and do we even care? home depot has a plan, they are executing it well and being punished for it? we have the chairman and ceo joining me right here in studio for an exclusive interview. that's right. home depot in the fbn house. welcome frank blake. he's coming in right now. ñ liz: let's get you your fox business market check. dow jones industrials just straddling the flat line but look at the nasdaq s&p russell all kind of recovering at least some of the gains that we had seen earlier today. let's take out one name fro

mark was the first person i know who made it out clearly in the fox business network that steve cohenndeed a substantial target of the government's investigation. we took a little flak for that. turns out to be everybody is caught up. he is a target. let's get into the -- batman's butler. >> before there was a robin there was alfred. you have to have a confidante. look at any criminal organization. charlie: a criminal organization -- [talking over each other] >> has to have a confidante. john gotti -- you always have to look for the person you know as the trusted confidante and can give you that key. charlie: you say the fbi is doing that? >> i believe mr. steinberg is the alfred. charlie: prominent portfolio manager put on leave and has been named which means -- >> it can mean a lot of things but it is hardly used in the justice department. you are not invited but you put a pale over that person. charlie: we think you knew what was going on? >> it is a chess game. and i indicated? is he going to get indicted? he can still be invited but he is not indicted so is not in deuce to be arr

he is a buy has been on steve cohen's tail at sac capital.guy is serious and going after geithner right now essentially demanding what he knew back in 2007 and 2008 when geithner was new york fed chairman and clearly was briefed and did an investigation on alleged manipulation of bib lore. that is what he is doing. demanding geithner come clean, tell us exactly what you knew. tell us about, did you even think of the consequences of manipulating libor? for example, cities and states, higher borrowing costs because cities and states are involved in complex arrangements if you manipulate the rate down it still hurts them. did he ever think about that? did he think about the consequences? that is all mapped out in the letter. this letter is appearing on fox business network.com we should point out one of the fascinating things in this letter he is essentially calling for tim geithner, treasury secretary, only has a few months, says he will leave in president obama wins again, calling for him to create a new interest rate, an american-based intere

steve king and democrat christy vilsack. and later a forum on greater cooperation in combating the before of counterfeit prescription drugs. >> host: and joining us this week on "the communicators" is dade cohen, come cam's -- comcast's executive vice president. the last time you were on this program was april 2009 -- >> guest: sounds like an eternity. [laughter] >> host: just a few months before comcast bought a lot of nbc. do you feel fully integrated? >> guest: i don't know that we're fully integrated, but i think we feel very comfortable with the asset and with the level of integration between the two companies. they're, obviously, very different businesses, very different companies, and steve burke had a great vision going in that he wanted to bring the best parts of the comcast culture and the comcast management culture but respect the differences between the companies and the unique, you know, some of the unique approaches and cultures of nbc universal as being an entertainment and a content and a news and an information company as opposed to a distribution company. and i think, i think steve's been able to execute that balance, um, almost perfectly. in bringing the parts of the compan