and i take that to be the implicit message of stu rothenberg in that column. in 2004. you're always going to do better among women than men as a democrat. the problem isn't the size of the gap. the problem is how he is doing overall. i think a large part of this is simply that he's just been through a bruising, ugly primary, where there have been charges and counter charges where they haven't been targeting obama so much as as each other and there has been a lot of negative campaigning. you take all of that out of the equation and start focusing more on the general election going forward. i think some of those numbers are going to change. and if the obama folks are taking comfort from these polls, so much the better. >> i want to ask you about that, jen. there was a yesterday buzz feed story, and it talked about a cocky obama campaign. how concerned are you, axelrod wouldn't call it cocky. he said there is a complacency among donors. how concerned are you? >> i think anybody who is close to the president is concerned. because this is a long time we have to go

. >>> good evening, stu for joining us -- thank you for joining us tonight. i'm lindsay murphy.ing up, more tiger meltdown at the masters and the -- rg3. first, we start on the ice and that is where the capitals play the regular season finale in new york. even though the team clenched a play-off spot, they're still fighting for seating and potentially the southeast division title. in order to do that now, the capitals must win and florida must lose in regulation. final day of the regular season as the capitals visit the rangers. bray den hoping to get valuable pressure of game experience and what a start for the caps. brookes likes, wins a draw and before you can bat an eye, ovechkin forces the 38th goal of the season. one-0, caps, 32 seconds in and not even two minutes later. the caps again. matthew with the 16th goal of

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stu is documenting the bullying in a very public way online, hoping, he says, that other children won'ttarted this year when he was told his son had punched a teacher and an aide. >> i have never seen him hit anybody. that just didn't make any sense. >> frustrated by a lack of answers, he put a recording device in his son's pocket during the school day. he was horrified to hear what was on it. >> oh, boy. knock it off. go ahead and scream because guess what? you're going to get nothing until you your mouth is shut. shut your mouth. >> that night when i started listening to it i just shattered inside. >> reporter: more than six hours were recorded. chaifetz says the toughest part was listening asking him to see his father. when he transitions back with his mom and he says may i see dad after mom which is his way with of asking to be reassured he's coming back home. >> may i see dad after mom. >> will you see books in the library or will you just look at sculptures? oh tard. >> may i see? >> you can't see. >> chaffetz says he went immediately to his son's school and credits administrators

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thanks, stu. >> reporter: you're welcome. megyn: new reaction this afternoon to the story that broke on this show yesterday when president obama made some remarks that sounded like a warning to the u.s. supreme court. in response to a question about how the high court might rule on his health care overhaul law. the president said it would be unprecedented for the court to, quote, overturn the will of congress. >> for years what we've heard is the biggest problem on the bench was judicial activism or a lack of judicial restraint. that an unelected group of people would somehow overturn a duly-constituted and passed law. well, this is a good example, and i'm pretty can confident that this court will recognize that and not take that step. megyn: now there's a real question about whether the president accurately defines judicial activism there. it can come down to politics. but gregg jarrett did some digging on the history of the high court and big rulings when it comes to congress and the laws that congress passes. gregg? >> rep

(laughter) well, i want to echo stu barney's sentiments and remind you, it's always brightest before the dusk. and the fragrance of the sweetest blossom carries with it the first whiff of decay. (laughter) even the perfect ininfant you cradle in your arms will one day grow old and die. and your friends won't be there to comfort you because they'll be dead too. remember the good times and more importantly, remember that they are over and can never happen again. ashes, nothing but ashes. the happiness you feel today is merely the platteau from which you will soon plummet. and during that freefall, you will remember that you left the stove on. (laughter) barack obama. now fortunately there's more bad news. because crime rates are soaring somewhere, probably. especially gun violence. it just keeps going up no matter how many guns we buy. that is why i am introducing a new segment that punishes criminals by talking about them on tv. tonight on colbert's very wanted. >> oh my god. >> a neighborhood under siege. >> that explosion rocked me and my wife, we were like wow, what is going on. >>

my favorite quote is from stu convenient hawkins. the man writes through his teeth. he holds it in his mouth. he is in a wheelchair, can't talk or move. one of the most brilliant men th world has ever known. i had him on my show interviewing him. he was answering my questions on his machine. this is one of the smartest men in the entire world, astrophysics, big bang theory. you name it. i ask him what puzzles you the most? his answer. women. >> don't you agree? is there anything that would puzzle you more than women? >> i think they bring a separate set as men do in relation to them, a separate set of skills, of intellect, intellectual levels. >> intimidation. >> sensitivity. you make the point here, men have no common sense. >> i have been told that. >> how do i know that for sure? my wife told me rose, whom we talked about earlier. told me, she tells me. so do her sisters and friends. when it comes on common sense, we menre cerebrally challenged. amazing how men of power and fame literally coward. given a raised eyebrow from their spouse. during the day these vir a

the progress of the air force's scientificed advisory board stu on f-22 oxygen generation system. we agree with the attention that it's received. we hope today's session will satisfily address your questions. our f-22 aircraft and the people who fly and maintain them are our national treasure. no other aircraft can match the f-22's combination of speed, stealth, maneuverer ability. its integrated avionics make it survive in high-threat environments, simply put, there is no other fighter in the world that can do what it does and this airplaneness capability is crucial to national security now and well into the future. last year we determined that f-22 pilots were having unexplained in-flight physiological events at an unacceptable rate,we took action. secretary of the air force donely asked scientific advisory board to conduct a study of the aircraft's oxygen generation system and some of the best minds in our nation were assigned to this task. including scientists, engineers, and medical professionals. they were led general retired greg martin, whom we are fortunate to have with u

blistering for taking the first set six one she would go on to avenge her sister venus who was ousted by stu's or in the quarterfinals of the tournament by wrapping up the second set by the same score williams calling it one of her best ever performances afterwards taking care of business in less than an hour. her upcoming opponent so far if it was even more dominant against polonia herzog the czech star not giving the slovenian inch taking the first step to loath so far to fighting off all three of her dogs gain points successfully resulting in a rare double bagel a victory six loafs six love the upcoming final should prove it tougher test williams has beaten so far for all four times the preposition. finally biathlon fans in moscow got a rare treat this weekend when some of the sport's top names descended on the russian capital to take part in the season ending champions race richard bump or fate reports. for two thousand and eleven two thousand and twelve biafran season has been a strange one for the russians number successes but also a number set bangs told of a plaintive podium finishes d

have a look at the stars and see who's really moving and shaking this hour i will go lou call that stu suffering with got oil down as well so it's no surprise that new coal is suffering i would also had a spill in one of their deposits in the arctic as well that's causing concern apparently still of over two thousand tonnes of crude every bit the largest and the here in russia still suffering as well i'm actually just about managing to hold on to their gains all the retail reported and almost three fold jump in their profit for the first quarter ok it's going to search for prices i did mention they are indeed down a lot of this is because it's come from its highest. close in three days after a portside chinese consumption growth is slowing and that news from china has all filtered through the markets all day today in a south and next hour i'm going to be figures for the u.s. markets with see how they get on all right looking forward to that same place same time next hour thanks for my k.b. in a few minutes here on r t we take a look at our special report of the discrimination faced bar

five thousand two hundred fifty dollars in student that's now in july the threat of another blow to stu. once the interest rates on student loans is scheduled to double from three point four percent to six point eight percent president obama has brought this is you front and center and now both republicans and democrats say they agree and they valid to prevent the interest rate from doubling from the interest rate doubling from happening but it's not that simple the two sides disagree on how to pay for it republicans want to offset cost by taking money from a program within the new health care law democrats a oil companies and wealthy americans should be taxed at a higher rate to help offset those costs and today in the house this afternoon the republican majority passed their version of the bill which will most likely be vetoed by president obama i spoke a short time ago with steph gray a student at activist and co-founder of student debt dot com i asked her what she makes of this current action being taken on capitol hill to try to deal with the student debt problems. well it's banker

stu varney is here with the disturbing new record. a new book promises to blow the lid off of fast and furious, including claims in the book that the white house and the justice department were very much behind this operation, and then conspired to cover it up. we'll press the author on those claims in three minutes. and why should our viewers believe that a 23-year-old was able to blow the lid of a case that darrell issa and senator grassley have not been able to blow the lid off. >> i've been to every hearing on capitol hill with the exception of one. i've developed relationships with the very people that said we've been walking guns into mexico. okay, team! after age 40, we can start losing muscle -- 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [ female announcer ] ensure muscle health has revigor and protein to help protect, preserve, and prom

why, stu? >> two reasons. number one, diesel has gone straight through the roof. the average price around the country is $4.16 a gallon. truckers use diesel, so they add the cost of diesel onto their distribution costs for food and groceries around the country. farmers use diesel in their tractors. that makes growing the food more expensive. reason number two, the u.s. dollar is down. when the dollar goes down, up goes the cost of basic food stuffs like wheat, like soybeans, like corn and, of course, like oil. that's what happens. dollar down, basic commodities go up. and, megyn, i have to tell you that this drives people crazy. the government says the official inflation rate 2.9% over the past year. try telling that to a consumer who's just spent $100 filling up their gas tank and $7 on, say, a small piece of cheese. it doesn't wash. they don't believe the figures. megyn: how significant are those percentages? >> oh, that's huge. that is a very significant percentage. and you're talking about the kind of food items that all of us buy very, very frequently, if not

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i'm stu magnus from "national defense magazine." can you explain the deadline in terms of technology. there are a lot of issues to be worked out. you mentioned the sense of avoid technology, and also the regulatory part. there is a lot of associations out there, the pilots association, air traffic controllers association who say this is going to take a rewriting of the way we do things and a lot of consideration. so i guess that's my basic question. is the congressional mandate realistic? >> i can't answer all of those things. that would be a very long answer. we would all fall asleep. for those of you on the web cast, i'm sure we will be making it available, it is a two-page sheet prepared by the center for technology and democracy, and he has done us the favor of going into the legislation and doing the computations of 2 0 days after an accident. what does that mean? in some there are two broad class yeffs drones addressed. there is what is called civil and aviation systems. these are drones operated by commercial enterprises and

. >> reporter: 10-year-old akian chaifetz was diagnosed with autism, stu says his struggle isn't hisy staff trusted to care for him. he documented it in a public way on line hoping other children won't suffer the same cruelty. chaifetz says problems started when he was told his son had punched a teacher an aide. >> i've never seen him hit anybody, that didn't make sense. >> reporter: frustrated by lack of answers, he put a recording device in his son's pocket. horrified to hear what was on it. >> oh, boy, knock it off. >> go ahead and scream because guess what? you're going to get nothing until your mouth is shut. shut your mouth. >> more than six hours were recorded. chaifetz says the toughest part was listening to akian ask if he could see his father. >> my son when he transitions back, he lives with me full-time, he has a little natural anxiety, he says may i see dad after mom, which is highway of asking to be reassured he's coming back home. >> may i see dad after mom? >> no. >> did you go to see books in the library or did you look at sculptures? >> oh, akian you are a bastard.

for somebody to have so much of their performance appraisal based upon the 1250ud events' performance,stunts' performance, there has to be interventions to be sure best practices are used in the classroom. >> that's right. >> what are those? >> you have two to do things. one, control for factors that are outside of the purview of the teacher. so if you have to your point, lots of special education students or english language learners or socioeconomic challenged kids, you have to control out for all of those factors. at the end of the day, we have to make sure all kids can be successful. and so the questions around what are the interventions that are most promising, we've seen some come up in the last couple of years that are very technology-driven, and what the technology allows the teachers to do is individualize and differentiate for every child in their classroom, which is as any teacher will tell you, is one of the hardest things to do. but when you have a technology platform that can keep track of where every child in your classroom is in terms of their skills. >> obviously, data is

. >> okay, junkies, we want your stu. we sent the call out you've responded.out, the equal rights amendment bumper sticker. we're getting greedy, we want some more. send us your old political posters and tchotchkes check this out. a great shirt, a long-sleeved one saying obama. anything else you can think of we want to continue to decorate this set. thank you for joining us here in the war room. tomorrow is friday, and that means we're going to kick back we're going to throw open the coolers, talk poli

a neilskneenielsen/mckinsey stu more buzz wins more often.nate race, marco rubio led in buzz with 40% and won the seat. but the share of buzz did not equal the share of voefts. votes were higher. the twoer had less vote than buzz. the worst case, good buzz, bad loss. in ohio's 2010 governor's race, you can see john kasich right here with 47% but won the race by 2%. the buzz did not match up in this. part of the reason, buzz is not always real or positive. according to impeerian, fake stories on candidates are posted more than three times a minute or by the time of this report, six times. >> fascinating stuff. thanks, richard. >>> president obama heads to ohio today to talk about what may be the critical issue in this campaign, jobs and the economy. the president is expected to tout his administration's job training initiatives when he returns to an ohio college that he visited two years ago. when the state's unemployment rate stood at 10.9%. now the number of unemployed has dropped to more than three percentage points to 7.6%. i'm joined now

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. >> what's the takeaway from this stu study? >> that we're needing a national wake-up call.mpant in children now. 2 million kids who on morbidly obese. most undiagnosed with prediabetes or diabetes and most show drugs don't work. we have to put kids on insulin, which is a disaster. we need a different solution. this is a social problem. we need a social secure. we're not going to solve this in the doctor's office. we have to solve this in the community we live. we have to change access to sodas and school access to good foods -- >> but add insulin? >> no, insulin actually creates -- >> no, no, i'm sorry. >> starting insulin earlier causes rapid increase in weight, cholesterol, blood pressure. >> the way you plan it out, it sounds fairly easy. cut down on the soda, eat better, exercise more but we know all of those things and it's not working. >> no, because the average kid has 34 teaspoons of sugar a day, 54 gallons of soda. it's addictive. they have hijack al qaeda our taste buds, homes, schools, and we need to take them back. we need to have soda taxes, change food marketi

megyn: joining me now is stu varney, host of varney & company on the fox business network. the white house admitted that the 120,000 jobs created was lower than it had been, it had been 200, 200 and 200 in the prior three months, it comes in at 120, lower than expected. why do we extrapolate from that and say it's terrible news for the economy, maybe it's just a blip? >> the debate has shifted. we appear to be at a turning point. it's not a question of how strong the recovery is but how weak on whether the recovery, the growth rate of the economy has slipped into reverse. it has certainly stalled, megyn. this may be the third time in three years that hopes for growth in the spring have been dashed with new numbers coming from the government. the money is not there, the jobs are not there, the people are not there. let me explain what i mean by that. first of all, the money is not there. if you look at the amount of money we've got to spend in our society, it's called disposable after tax income, it's not growing, it's dead flat. the money that we've got available is increas

stu at ri, the bank of england forecasting a big drop off of inflation and there might be doubts as tose targets will be met and if they're not, what the implications might be. >> our view would be maybe the inflation rate doesn't fall as fast as the bank of england thinks. they would love to have scope on the monetary policy front. our view would be if inflation stays above target, then the bank of england has some explaining on do, can they continue to print money. they've done it so far because they've forecast and say that's why it was forecast order a time horizon and print money, but only so far you can continue to do that. >> let's talk about north korea. chloe. >> that rocket launch certainly being condemned around the world, but more problematic for pyongyang may be its wounded reputation after the missile broke up injurijust after takeo. >> reporter: this is an enormous he embarrassment for the mort korean government. they have assembled journalists, about 100 reporters brought into north korea. we are expecting to see a live video feed of it this launch. instead we were told

megyn: let's just have the truth, stu, when it comes to the so-called buffett rule. this is based on the president's claim the billionaire warren buffett pays a lower tax rate than his secretary. repeatedly media asked mr. buffett and his secretary to release actual numbers. what are the salaries and effective tax rates and they have refused. so what evidence do we have the buffett rule is anything more than a figment of somebody's imagination? >> we understand warren buffett receives from his own company $100,000, or there abouts in regular income per year. therefore the source of warren buffett's wealth is not regular income. it is capital gains. and a cap tail -- capital gain is taxed at low rate, 15%. if he were to pay himself more in regular salary he would indeed pay a higher tax rate, 35%. he pays his secretary, we understand, sources say, around 400,000 a year. megyn: that is a good job!. >> therefore she pay as higher tax rate than warren buffett because warren buffett pays largely a capital-gains tax rate. his secretary pays regular income. most millionaire

stu, this is tarp, this is the big deal pushed through by president bush and hank paulson after all the big banks came in and said the entire economy is going to fail if you don't bail us out. we need the taxpayer money, otherwise the entire country will go down in flames economically so we did it. we gave it to them. the vast majority of it has been paid back however, however, now we get this report that, 119 billion still in arrears. put it in perspective. >> okay. this is one of the reasons why the economy is weak. 351 small banks, community-style banks, they owe $15 billion of unpaid bailout, bank bailout money. now they don't have the money to repay it. so they're not making any loans. they're not profitable. so they're not repaying these loans and they're not making loans to businesses. that's one of the reasons why the economy is so weak. and actually the condition of these 351 banks is getting worse. the number of late payments or nonpayments on these bailout loans has continually risen every quarter since 2009. so you face the dilemma, what are you going to do here? if you forg