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time to bring in john stossel. all right. you have devised this website because you actually believe in the theory that the bidding war abe the election is not answered by the pundits or the polls. >> and the evidence shows that in previous elections. the betters where it's legal. not in america. much more accurate than the polls. and, yes, rubio was ahead until a few weeks ago. trump has been climbing steadily and he is now the overwhelming republican favorite. >> okay. let's look at how other things have changed. you were on here. >> things change. >> yes. i want the show the democratic side. and how that changed from two and a half weeks ago. >> not that much. fortunately, hillary is down a little bit. i don't know if it's -- >> editorializing. >> yeah. i do that. sanders is up. that's also bad news. >> look at that disparity. out in the real world, at least in new hampshire, sanders is killing clinton. >> well -- new hampshire is one state next to his state. the people put their money where their mouths are said sanders h

. >> announcer: now john stossel. john: can americans and president candidates really believe economic myths? yes, they can. and they do. many candidate believe a min municipal wage won't kill jobs. at least one believes trade helps other countries at our expense. many people believe prices are set by business and rich people get rich at the expense of poor people. none of that is true. recently in our website called cafe hyaak wrote his purpose in life is to dispel wrong beliefs about the economy that most of this students hold. most? >> most before they take my classes. john: minnesota believe myths. >> most listen to the mainstream media and politicians who perpetrate the myths. john: they say the interest of the business person are counter to the working person. it's a war. >> in order to make money you have to please consumers. and the more consumers you please, the wealthier you become. john: trevor wool think writes the myth that the market's zero up. that's that as one man gets richer another gets poorer. i wo

. >> announcer: now john stossel. john: can americans and president candidates really believe economic myths? yes, they can. and they do. many candidate believe a min municipal wage won't kill jobs. at least one believes trade helps other countries at our expense. many people believe prices are set by business and rich people get rich at the expense of poor people. none of that is true. recently in our website called cafe hyaak wrote his purpose in life is to dispel wrong beliefs about the economy that most of this students hold. most? >> most before they take my classes. john: minnesota believe myths. >> most listen to the mainstream media and politicians who perpetrate the myths. john: they say the interest of the business person are counter to the working person. it's a war. >> in order to make money you have to please consumers. and the more consumers you please, the wealthier you become. john: trevor wool think writes the myth that the market's zero up. that's that as one man gets richer another gets poorer. i wo

. >> announcer: now john stossel. john: can americans and president candidates really believe economic myths? yes, they can. and they do. many candidate believe a min municipal wage won't kill jobs. at least one believes trade helps other countries at our expense. many people believe prices are set by business and rich people get rich at the expense of poor people. none of that is true. recently in our website called cafe hyaak wrote his purpose in life is to dispel wrong beliefs about the economy that most of this students hold. most? >> most before they take my classes. john: minnesota believe myths. >> most listen to the mainstream media and politicians who perpetrate the myths. john: they say the interest of the business person are counter to the working person. it's a war. >> in order to make money you have to please consumers. and the more consumers you please, the wealthier you become. john: trevor wool think writes the myth that the market's zero up. that's that as one man gets richer another gets poorer. i wo

it will be john stossel. who's with me? yeah, not surprised that liberals watch that. >> what difference does that make? >> it tells you things like if you want to reach an independent swing woman voter, buy the house and garden channel. if you want to reach a republican-leaning but less likely to vote independent swing man, go buy the golf channel. >> rove did research on blacks who might vote for bush and found many are christians who watch these tv preachers. >> now in the name of jesus, i command this debt out of my life. >> so rove placed advertisements there. >> in ohio, in 2000, bush got 2% of the african american vote. in 2004, he got 16%. we were able to identify a group of african american voters who, though, their history was overwhelming democrat, we had clues that gave us a sense they might be reachable. >> this year consultants want to reach not just swing voters, but swing voters in these 10 states. >> you take a map of the united states, and you just cross out states. just cross them out. say we can't win he

it will be john stossel. who's with me?d that liberals watch that. >> what difference does that make? >> it tells you things like if you want to reach an independent swing woman voter, buy the house and garden channel. if you want to reach a republican-leaning but less likely to vote independent swing man, go buy the golf channel. >> rove did research on blacks who might vote for bush and found many are christians who watch these tv preachers. >> now in the name of jesus, i command this debt out of my life. >> so rove placed advertisements there. >> in ohio, in 2000, bush got 2% of the african american vote. in 2004, he got 16%. we were able to identify a group of african american voters who, though, their history was overwhelming democrat, we had clues that gave us a sense they might be reachable. >> this year consultants want to reach not just swing voters, but swing voters in these 10 states. >> you take a map of the united states, and you just cross out states. just cross them out. say we can't win here. >> the rest of

john stossel is the host of stossel on fox business network and he joins us now with his own list.it's hard to narrow it down. but i picked five starting with it was the year to be offended. i guess to be fair that was mostly college campuses. but these are our future leaders, presumably, and they are willing to toss the first amendment and say, you must not offend me, and i get to decide if i'm offended. >> yeah. well, and pew research, they just found that 40% of college students are okay with limiting speech offensive to minorities. does this surprise you? >> well, it should. but, since i've gone to campuses and i've seen how they -- if you say, should we have a first amendment they'll say yes. but should there be no hate speech? should we punish people who criticize minorities? it's instinctive to say yes. >> a lot of this came to light around halloween and other times throughout 2015, as well. also, gun laws do not -- a lesson we've learned. when people are scared very often politicians expand government, don't they? >> they do. and the liberals want to press gun laws. but loo

. >> john stossel host of stossel on the fox business network is here to explain and tell us exactlymuch better than the polls you guys quote all the time. >> what do you mean betting odds? >> it's like a stock market. it's illegal in america but around the world people bet on lots of things. that is the best predictor of anything. that we know of. >> because when people put their money to it, they're more serious about it? >> partly. or a bar -- people are bloviating, you want to bet on that and then they back off. it's that plus the wisdom of crowds. that tv program who wants to be a millionaire. you can ask an expert, you can ask the audience. the experts are brilliant. the audience is who knows. but the audience gets it right 90% of the time. the experts 75% of the time. >> where's the money right now on the chances of who will win the democratic primary. >> totally hillary. there's all this talk on fox. sanders is surging but look at it. 78% to 17%. pretty much a shoo-in. >> you got the o'malley machine pulling up the ranks. what about on the republican side? >> republican side,

. >> announcer: and now john stossel. john: who won last night's debate. who will win in iowa monday. here with a look at the issues. two libertarians and a conservative. you can figure out who's who during the show. they are former radio host jason lewis. radio host tasmy bruce and camille foster of free think media. any of the debaters inspire you? >> it was a little more subject and which without the donald in there. but i think coming out of the debate it's still status question it's still trump-cruz. >> i enjoyed it baits was easier in a way. everyone was more comfortable. there was less in-fighting. and i was surprised with rand paul. in part he seemed to own -- i disagree with some of his foreign policy issues but i was impressed with his style, his comfort level. ted cruz held steady generally. the fight between cruz and rubio and bush about the immigration highlighted the problems that the republican party and why trump is doing so well. john: it was so in the weeds, i couldn't even follow it. >> it was. >> we chimed in here. i think rand did do a

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unless you want to put some heavy money on it because stossel backed down last night. >> i have no money> okay. you can send donations to dana perino care of the five. the talking points memo which basically my opinion thatted radical left really doesn't want freedom of expression. that's what that is all about. they are using donald trump as aÑ@ev stocking horse. noam chomsky is way worse than donald trump has ever been. >> if they weren't going after donald trump they would go over someone else, either ted cruz or whoever else was in front of the republican party. >> thty feel they can threaten us if we report on the campaign. i mean, that is so outrageous, so over the top. >> it's so unamerican. and so against the first amendment. and i find it a little bit humerus that they all talk amongst themselves at cocktail parties thinking this is a good strategy. >> but do you really find it humorous? because i find it dangerous. i really do. and it's not dangerous now but it could be dangerous 10 years from now. because, if you look at what's happening on college campuses. this is exactly wh

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stossel has an election special at 5 p.m. time tonight and that's followed by, you want to watch it, the encore presentation of fox business' republican presidential debate. and be sure to tune in to "mornings with maria" on monday. she's going to talk to senator rand paul. that's going to be a first on fox business interview. maria will be back from switzerland at seven a.m. eastern time on monday. okay, markets looking like they're going to close to the upside. here's a look at a few of the dow leaders we're watching right now. apple, of course, really taking the lead, but you've also got disney, goldman, exxon, all those names. also, it was a record year for auto sales but also a record year for recalls. gerri willis telling us what the carmakers plan to do to avoid a repeat this year. "countdown" coming right back. ♪ >> 2015 a record year for auto sales but also a record year for something far worse. more than 51 million vehicles were recalled in the u.s. last year. breaking the all-time high set back in 2014. here with a

stossel on fox business. it comes in on 5:00 o'clock tonight. myth versus realities.s do it, too. they take our money and our jobs. many americans believe economic myths like it is good to buy locally. >> only coming within 100 miles of you. >> the middle class has disappeared. >> with me now is john stossel. i don't know where to begin. living wages. equal pay. >> higher oil prices. that is a wonderful thing. >> a rough flexion of the strong economy. let's talk about higher living wages. we have all the states that went through new higher minimum wages. there is a responsibility of corporate america. >> of course if you force, some people will lose out. some people will not be hired did why not a $100 minimum wage. they win and we lose. if it is voluntary, everyone has to win or the trade does not happen. charles: what about when he tells people he will bring these jobs back. these manufacturing jobs. >> google manufacturing in america and you will see that it is still going up. new manufacturing jobs. that is better. a president cannot bring them here. he can drive

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john stossel gave me a hard time, pounding table on avon. two days later, bad news, took 34% loss.you have to cut your losers. many people don't want to take a 34% loss. i would have 99% loss. you never know. neil: but you do know. >> the news is so bad the fundamentals are broken, you know that. neil: apple, for example. a lot of people that alarmed a lot of people because so many people own it or buy stuff from it. sound 30% from the highs. what do you think? >> 35, 40, 55, 60, i don't care how old you are, to sell apple at loss is absolutely nuts, it really is. netflix's stocks stock, wedbush, people liked it yesterday, are afraid to hold it today. you have to understand why you own these stocks. that is where the core problem is. a lot of people never get to know or understand what they own. neil: what do you do? obviously you have picks here, but general rule of thumb is? >> we have 20% cash. i bought one play on 10-year bond. that is my cushion coming into the year. and for the most part, trying to pick and choose. we did a couple trading ideas. neil: give me a couple right n