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look at what happened to steve forbes in 1996. bob dole had an ad, the real tours did an ad attacking steve forbes. it is playing with fire when a lot of americans would still like to see the rich pay more and a more progressive tax code. john: coming up, we play mad libs with the funniest of all the united states senators from south carolina, lindsey graham. ♪ mark: joining us now from capitol hill is someone who once interrupted the top of this program. we wanted to give it another chance. lindsey graham, the senator from south carolina. we will read a sentence and you will fill in with a word or short phrase. let's put 60 seconds on the clock. if the iranian nuclear deal currently on the table is completed, the world can expect blank. senator graham: chaos. mark: if the deal falls apart, the u.s. and it's allies should do blank. when lindsey graham heard about chris christie's pitch yesterday he thought that here's a governor was being blank. senator graham: late to the party. mark: after announcing he was running for president

steve forbes. dagen mcdowell. steve, what you think of this big selloff today? >> you mentioned greece. also china. earnings are not what they should be. there is a deflationary environment. i do not think there has been a rosy scenario. this reflects it. melissa: there is a lot of chatter out there. >> we have been talking about the possibility of deflation. here is the problem if there is one thing that hillary clinton is worried about is that this economy could turn south and go from just moderately crappy to very crappy. [laughter] >> that could really hurt her. the headline numbers look good. the underlying numbers are not looking as good. particularly corporate earnings. it does not mean that you sell stocks. >> they may keep the target for the next year. it may be good for stocks. melissa: taking we mentioned the oil stocks. cheap oil has cost us about 100,000 jobs this year. >> norwell workers have been the hardest hit in that area. that is the huge untold story that is beginning to unfold. if you talk to people in texas in the midwest it is being felt a

we'll ask the man who ran for president, steve forbes. it took a massachusetts jury seven days to decide whether former new england patriot aaron hernandez was gelt or innocent. guilty with first degree murder. we take it up with our a team. >>> we begin with secretary of state kerry who seems publicly to be optimistic that an iranian nuclear deal can be reached and congress will approve it. kerry is in germany with a group of seven foreign ministers. here he is. >> we are confident about our ability for the president to negotiate an agreement. and to do so with the ability to make the world safer. >> iranian president rouhani dismissive of any threat of congressional disapproval of such a deal. rouhani said tehran is not negotiating with the lawmakers but world powers. joining me now congressman randy forbes. he serves on several committees. a day after you got a deal on congressional oversight of any deal with iran. the iranians seem to be dismissing your role although. your response? >> i have a feel they will dismiss any kind of deal

steve forbes says blasting back against a bias the media will actually help him. how so, steve?> depends how do you it. ronald reagan hit back in a way which looks like you are in control. you got to look like you're not losing your temper not reacting to a bad question. you're trying to make a point. if he takes that tact. it can work. if it looks like you can't control yourself you're not going to be president. david: it also -- speaking of ronald reagan, he always had that likability. even when he got mad you liked him. sort of a jimmy stewart likability that was in his dna and you know not that i'm endorsing what the media has been doing in terms of coming down on him, i wonder if rand paul has the same likability that reagan has, i haven't seen it yet? >> we'll see, this is the early stage when you announce, i can tell you, you get hit hard, especially if they take you seriously. keet thing for him is always look like you are in control. if you don't look like you are losing it but throwing a punch people say okay, this guy knows how to do it. david: let's remind our viewer

let's go in focus with steve forbes, rich carl guard elizabeth mcdonald, sabrina schaeffer, john tamny and bruce jackson. steve, when the other side is happy in a negotiation does that usually mean you've lost? >> absolutely. as churchill said about

steve forbes and i heard her speak at a corporate event. i must assure you, she's not the worst speaker in the world but she's not a $200,000 speaker. what are people paying for? they're paying for access to a possible future president. pay to play is what hillary clinton and bill clinton have been about their whole careers. >> austin, she did a lot of talking this week. here's basically a nutshell of her. lar word popular words of wisdom. >> there's something wrong when ceos make 300 times more than the typical worker. there's something wrong when hedge fund managers pay lower tax rates than nurses or the truckers that i saw on i-ole as i was driving here over the last few days. >> she was being driven, i should point out. coming from a woman who makes 200,000-plus an hour. doesn't that sound a little hypocriteical hypocritical? >> i agree with what she said. you know, we got riddled in the tax code that makes no sense. there's an irony you're playing ralph nader saying she never opposed any corporatist whatever in the tax code, then you p

let's go in focus with steve forbes, rich carl guard elizabeth mcdonald, sabrina schaeffer, john tamny and bruce jackson. steve, when the other side is happy in a negotiation does that usually mean you've lost? >> absolutely. as churchill said about knew nick this is an unmitigated disaster, will set the stage for a nuclear holocaust in the middle east egypt, saudi arabia and turkey have indicated they're going to go with their own nuclear programs. it's very simple either you have a nuclear program or you don't. the iranians have trk they're going to continue with it. one detail we know, not one nuclear facility has to be closed down and they can enrich uranium until their heart is content. this is bad all around. >> bruce i know the old phrase trust and verify that was a reagan phrase when dealing with the soviets, look at what past inspectors have said about their attempts to get iranians to open up their doors. we're still not in a position to conclude that all nuclear material in iran is in a peaceful purpose another one, nuclear material declared by iran was not being diverted fo

steve forbes put it perfectly in a one-minute summation what really the risks are over there. look, we still depend on saudi arabia for oil even though we're gradually moving toward energy independence ourselves. we depend on israel for a lot of critical telecommunications technology. these are our two friends. we should side with our two friends. and it looks like happily that the iranian intransigence is going to possibly blow up the deal. >> mike the only thing in saudi arabia's favor by the way, if they do go to war, is that iran is broke right now because oil prices are down and because of the sanctions. the sanctions one way or another would be relieved if this thing is signed in june. >> deal or no deal, saudi arabia and other countries that are our allies are going to take out iran's capabilities of making nuclear bombs. they're not going to wait for the possibility of a regime change. i think when that happens i think oil may go up only slightly and temporarily because the world is awash in oil. >> john, what do you think? >> i think all of this is irrelevant. they ne

steve forbes what you think of this? >> when you hear that talk be careful especially we have to keep up with the dow. the nasdaq went ahead of it so they had a long way to go down and a long way to come back so that idea it needs to do double our fear of a new companies with high multiples. this is not the s&p five entreated is a separate universe. >> i look at one predictor looking at amazon. i don't know any other stock in history that could post a 15% gain the day after it reports a loss. it is extraordinary. now rated as a brave new world and people are more rational what these stocks to that of the late 90's but it does seem like the vibrations are getting inflated. neil: the nasdaq was the last to join the parade. >> interestingly enough the nasdaq is not trading ahead of i e earnings multiple but we predict it will double because of the dow is pure witchcraft and means nothing. but it is not particularly overvalued. what is the future of the stock market? you the hell those. [laughter] but with that craziness the

steve forbes what you think of this? >> when you hear that talk be careful especially we have to keep up with the dow. the nasdaq went ahead of it so they had a long way to go down and a long way to come back so that

steve forbes is your the company has been around over 100 years a think it is oversold i thank you will% dividend waiting to come back. >> goldman sachs it is technical but the position whether the recession are with the bull market they know how to make money. >> cbs with a robust dividend growth with true customer service. >> 80 years old ago to the doctor lot. even with the obamacare. >> you cannot afford to lose money by the five-year bond and sleep well. >> the etf. >> what about december holdings? >> i was so frustrated years ago with them but medical supply with an aging population diaper for boston scientific. it is starting to break out i also like st. jude. >> the replacement and hip replacement the problem is reimbursements of step with the st. jude or medtronic says. charles: is seen as a real living longer and we are more active that these names are not resonating as the baby boomers became of age. >> i cannot disagree with where you are going on that. >> had you looked at this? finigan it looks like of breakout on volume. i never really heard of it is really impressive sev

joining us forbes editor and chief steve forbes. great to have you here.ou: i want to start with the economic populace of hillary clinton. the pay gap between ceos and the average worker at 300 times, she will do something about it. >> well, the journal had a great piece about that today pointing out her lecture fees. 200, $300000 for an hours work. about 13,000 times the pay of a typical worker. so ceo 300. she, 13,000. that's populism. i don't think it will get very far. lou: it's sort of tough for her to do with a net worth in nine digits -- it's hard to -- >> when you see the perks she demands. private jet to take her there. all sorts of things. presidential suite. she wants the presidential suite in the hotels even though she's not president. lou: let's make something about what this minimum wage movement is about. clearly with my customary subtlety that it was driven for unions. 60% are 25 or under. entry-level jobs. what do you make of this? >> it destroys opportunities for young people. you'll get more kiosks in those places where you punch in your

steve forbes what you think of this? talk be careful especially we have to keep up with the dow. the nasdaq went ahead of it so they had a long way to go down and a long way to come

steve forbes was an opponent of it for a long time and effectively selling it and it never got done. a lot of people like the simplification and fairness of a flat tax. i think probably nothing is going to happen in washington. the problem is the politicians are all talk, no action. they do nothing. they talk. they've been talking about this for 25 years. as far back as i can remember they don't get it done. they talk and get nothing done. >> for years you talk, someone would say teased running for president. i read an article recently and they said trump is getting bored. he's tired and his accompany is confined. he's serious. when he talks about wanting to run for president, this guy seemed to think you're serious. are you serious and what would make you very serious and file the paperwork? >> well, i built a great accompany in a relatively short period of time. it's a great accompany. i'm tired and sick and tired seeing the way it's run. look at the iran deal. it's a total travesty the people we are negotiating that are representing us on something like that. it's something like 5

steve forbes what you think of this? you hear that talk be careful especially we have to keep up with the dow. the nasdaq went ahead of it so they had a long way to go down and a long way to come back so th

. >> you can ask steve forbes how that worked for him and steve perot. money doesn't always work. bobby jindal says we are holding a primary not an auction. >> i will be interesting to see who gets florida bush or rubio. >> look who people voted for him florida elderly some significant percentage of people who voted for jeb bush have died since then. >> oh, man. >> that's terrible. >> i think it will be rough for rubio because he hasn't been a governor. and i think that does give jeb bush huge advantage over him. >> jeb bush does have a lot of goodwill in florida still. he has that on his side. rubio has that young fresh thing going on and it's really attractive. we haven't seen a lot of rollouts, might see lindsey graham do a rollout. bobby jindal do a rollout. a lot more to come santorum. this is going to be quite a horse race. anyway, thank you both. >> thanks, greta. straight ahead had the five dana perino is going to tell you who is the most likeable guy in washington d.c.? start guessing. a few other surprises to share. plus the screening of american sniper abruptly cancelle

neil: i think you and steve forbes have the most recognizable names in jersey.to confirm that. you got to do it right? he can't get out of the great pool. >> look at this a democrat throwing a democrat under the bus. this is so clear. and it's no inkling did this happen? it happened. i tracked this on the room. president obama threw menendez under the bus, they had to sign off on it in the department of justice. it's scary. neil: are you going to run? >> maybe maybe, once governor christie steps away. neil: maybe governor? >> maybe as an independent. only if you back me on the show. neil: we could do, that we would do that. >> use this as a platform. neil: i have no standards, if it means selling my soul to get you in office. i will do so. joe piscopo, we need anyone in politics with a sense of humor and smarts. >> no private planes, please. neil: well sometimes. >>> atlanta's teachers cuffedup for cheating. how they're not the only ones accused of cheating. first jamie colby how water restrictions are causing another bigger problem. the real question that needs

steve forbes what you think of this?areful especially we have to keep up with the dow. the nasdaq went ahead of it so they had a long way to go down and a long way to come back so that

is internal debate, you and i talked about this as well, those in favor after flat tax, clear steve forbes-likelat tax. >> that's right. david: those who want a sales tax, a national federal sales tax. >> that's right. david: some. people saw that, some of flat tax people frankly saw elimination of line, oh, he has been won over by the sales tax people. any truth to that? >> i get, here's the thing. under any tax system you will have to have some tax collection agency. whether national sales tax or say a flat tax, by the way either one of those i think would be far superior what we have right now, you will so simplify the system. and so condense it, that you're going to need far less of an army of irs agents. by the way, you will not need people probing into every check that you got, every financial transaction you made. so it, you know, i think we would agree, both systems radically reduce the complexity and therefore the irs oversight of people's finances. david: i agree with you 100% on one thing. clearly, there is a movement now afoot, based on news items that keep breaking left and right.

steve moore, matt welch, elizabeth macdonald. thank you very much for being here. catch liz and myself every saturday on forbes a.m. eastern on the fox news channel. liz? liz: david, we've been following developing news of a massive six-alarm fire that engulfed a ge building. ge reporting there were no ire started early this morning and nearly 200 firefighters have been battling the fire. the company says ge appliance park has suffered extensive damage. ge employees have been told all manufacturing operations will be shut down there next week for the cleanup. david: spectacular fire. it's a big weekend for sports with the ncaa final four and the start of the baseball season as well. don't forget that. who is the big money betting on? we're talking to a legend in the las vegas betting world coming up. liz: we're talking to the chief economist of the world's biggest job search site, in the world. yes, she says there are a lot of good paying jobs out there. where are they? she's going to tell you where and how to find them. . liz: breaking news. we need to dig more deeply into what is a disappointing jobs report.