when you look at the -- stu is absolutely right.h climb, but however, given that congress is at a historic low, and you have a vast majority of americans say this is the worst congress -- the idea that any member of congress is safe i think is taking it a bit too far. what we do know is we have 20 seats right now that republicans sit in that obama one that the d-triple c will work heart to put in play, and we know at the gross roots level, they're also raising more money than republicans, and they have less retirement. so democrats do sort of like their odds, that are punching chance at the house. >> well, wait a second for now, 85% of congress is safe. don't say -- you know the way the districts are drawn, just 85% are not competitive. so the question is on these competitive races, the competitive districts, and right now the white house has to change the dynamic. midterm elections are often refer rverenda on the -- >> he went directly at me. >> not a lot of time. >> the same was true in 2006. the ways that the districts are gerrym

people see is beyond the peal, it will be a big problem. >> ifill: michael scherer of "time" magazine, stuhenberg of the political report, thank you both. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: a governor broke with tradition yesterday and devoted his entire state of the state address to drug addiction. peter shumlin, the governor of vermont, urged residents to open their eyes to the growing problem in their front yards rather than leaving it only to law enforcement, medical personnel and addiction treatment providers. shumlin argued the facts speak for themselves. in vermont, since 2000, there has been a 770% increase in treatment for all opiates. he stated: it turns out vermont is not the only state facing this crisis. according to the white house's office of national drug control policy, the number of deaths involving heroin surged 45% between 1999 and 2010. for more on this, i'm joined by vermont governor peter shumlin and "huffington post" washington bureau chief ryan grim. he's also the author of "this is your country on drugs." and gentlemen, we thank you both for being us. govern

stu varney, see you soon. >> soon after he wraps up we'll here republican party and soon after that tea party response. lets start off with the visual gop response. what should we expect? >> cathy mcmorris rodgers, republican from the state of washington, who is a female member of the house republican leadership team, she's a mother of three, including one child born just two months ago and she also has a special needs child. she was born and raised on her family farm, has a classic american success story and aides say she will lay out a conservative vision. don't look for it to be heavy policy speech. but to highlight her personal story and contrast a different vision from that of president obama. gretchen. >> that isn't going to be all that we're in store for as far as rebuttals, right? what else is going to be on the table? >> that's right. utah senator mike lee is going to provide the official tea party response to the state of the union. aides say senator lee will discuss president obama's policies that are creating greater inequality. they say lee will also lay out a conservative

joining me stu on the fox business network. apparently all the politicians are lunching, lunching and talking about unemployment. >> yes. >> where do you think we'll go with this? republicans want paemts to pay for it. harry reid seems to be saying no. >> i don't know where we're bog to this. i'll tell you one thing, it won't make any impact on the economy whatsoever. >> why? >> this is pure politics. this is designed to make republicans look harsh, why don't you help out poor people. on the republican side designed to say to the democrats, just spding money we don't have. enough already. the two sides in a standoff. however it comes out no difference to fundamental performance of america's economy. >> speaking of the economy, do you believe there was positive news that came out towards the end of the year, holiday retail numbers are out. three indicators budget surplus and small businesses optimistic. >> okay. we were all very optimistic at the end of last year that maybe finally we'd have a robust growth for the economy. okay

. >> stu herrington is callaway's head of security and he has seen fake callaway clubs pour into the u.s. from china. and, of course, repairs took a look at this broken club and realized right away it was fake. >> but fake golf clubs don't begin to suggest the enormity of the problem. >> we have never seen a problem of this size and magnitude in world history. >> now, hang on. in world history. >> there's more counterfeiting going on in china now than we've ever seen anywhere. >> dan chow should know. a law professor at ohio state university, his specialty is chinese counterfeiting. we know that 15% to 20% of all goods in china are counterfeit. >> and these days, the way china's economy is booming, 15% to 20% means tens of billions of dollars. evidence of the counterfeiting trade can be seen at this hong kong warehouse where counterfeit watches, shoes, computer chips, all copied in china, and seized in hong kong, are tossed onto a conveyor belt, and consigned to the dust bin of history. but it's like stopping the rain, the seizure may look impressive, but every day, 6,000 shipping co

stu ju go speeding head long into oblivion, what do you think is going to happen?, sadly, that's not the only one. that guy crashes into a line of cars that -- in front of him. >> oh. >> oh. >> were they rear ended? >> yes, they were rear-ended. you might as well drive with a blindfold because that's about as close as you'll get. >> where are the authorities? >> i don't know. it does seem -- to be a little bit fair, at first it was just some smoky conditions and then suddenly the road completely went blank with white smoke. can't see a thing. but don't you see that coming? now, icy wet road conditions, yet again people in a hurry, they can't slow down enough to be cautious. this guy passes in the left lane. trieso t get back into the right lane, the car hits a little bit of that slush and back and forth and back and forth until it winds up off the road and dunn a ditch. >> again, he's rushing trying to get somewhere and now he's not going to get there at all because he wasn't careful? >> you want to believe maybe the roads are just wet and they don't look snowy or

i just want to back up stu on the poll numbers. cnn/orc poll, registered voters, choice for congress in 2014, 49% republican, 46% democrat. that is, like, so wildly different from what we saw three months ago. >> quite a pop, yeah. >> and the next one of registered voters, are you more likely to vote for a candidate who supports president obama, 40% who opposes president obama, 55%. this is a dark way for democrats to start an election year. >> well, one, polls, not a pollster, but polls on the generic horse race a year out from the race is fairly useless. there's a lot of dynamics that you are going to unfold in the next year or so. i think when you look at the house, you are right, it is a tough climb. however, given that congress is at an historic low and you have a vast majority of the americans saying this is the worst congress of the generation, congress, any member of congress is safe, i think is taking it a little bit too far. what we do know, we have 20 seat nous where republicans sit in that obama won that dccc is going t

jason turnis and the guys at the tenderloin police station for coming out and dealing with incredible stu pid itd. you're not paid enough to do that job. they're not and the sorts of things they have to put up -- if it were up to me i have a purse and i'm not afraid to use it. no man wants to get hit by a woman's purse. thank you. >> next speaker. welcome back. how are you? >> there is a button on the side here. can someone help me out here? >> what are you looking for? what are you trying to do? >> i got disconnected. is there a button? >> [inaudible] >> no. because i have plugged it up. >> [inaudible] >> nope. >> not getting the feed there. i can call down stairs to see if they can get you one. >> well, i will work on the video. let me see here. >> nope. i can call down. let's see. >> well, it's definitely plugged up but maybe next time. i think the problem is on black friday there was an incident where there was -- there's about 15 officers -- it was black friday and there was a guy who evaded the fare and he ran up the stairs and there were officers at the top of the stairs and it sou

>>> the san francisco fire department should change the promotional exam process according to a new stu audi being released today. the recommendation comes after a jury determined that the exam discriminated on candidates based on their age. last year, 15 current and retired firefighters were ordered to get $3.7 million in backpay and damages as a result of the lawsuit. but joanne hayes white has defended the exam and says the city is considering appealing the jury's verdict. >>> the contra costa county sheriff's department is searching for two boys who escaped from a juvenile detention center in byron. the two boys are believed to be oned foot. one was last seen wearing tan pants and a blue shirt. >>> today, police released a sketch reseming about a man. police say a woman was walking early thursday morning when the suspect grabbed her from behind. he forced her from behind a parked car and sexually assaulted her. during the struggle, the victim burned the left side of the suspect's face with a cigarette. the man then pulled out a handgun and threatened her but ran off. >>> greg suhr s

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. >> nobody knows stu like i do.affes ever. [ male announcer ] even ragu users a. chose prego traditional over ragu traditional. prego?! but i buy ragu. [ thinking ] i wonder what other questionable choices i've made. [ pop muzak plays ] [ sigh of relief ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. >>> good morning. it's sunday, january 5th, 2014. call it irony. the thousands of people oh obamacare was supposed to help people with coverage is now being left out to dry. and the white house's solution? more big government. >>> and if you thought rolling stone couldn't get any filthier after glorifying the cover of a magazine, they just did. what the magazine is now publishing that will wreck your morning. but city tuned for it, anyway. it's that good. >> and we knew this was going to happen eventually, a new article fueling a demand that men are obsolete. coming up this hour, a plan to save all men. you need to watch. we're going to save you. "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. >> like the dinosaurs, dave.

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you gotta love it, stu, you love it, don't you?lobal warmers because it really hasn't turned out the way they said it was going to turn out, has it? >> today in new york i saw on twitter we matched the record low. now, the record we matched was established in 1896, so i sent out a tweet, what caused it back in 1896? i don't buy the hype. i think this is all a ruse designed to take money from western wealthy nations, redistribute it. it all goes into self-loathing, that's how we always feel bad, oh, you drove your car today, that's why it's cold, that's why it's warm. i don't buy it. stuart: i do not loathe myself. [laughter] >> well, stuart, the finish jon stewart loves you a little bit. >> yeah, he does. stuart: he loves me? [laughter] check the big board, please. yeah, we've got to say it, this is a rally. down for three straight days, but we're up today, up 313. we -- 113. we do not talk about about the all-knowing analysts very much on this program, but one of them cut his ratings on three stocks, apple, amazon, philip morris.

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i stu and con congratulate you on your season and hope to talk to you next year. our final vier none's -- vernon's view unfortunately here from seattle. for vernon davis, i'm mike shumann. >> interesting insight especially with respect to the navarro bowman. as shu mentioned, that's a wrap for vernon's view. two weeks and one super bowl trip earlier than we were hoping for. >> thank you, larry. >>> just moments ago the 49ers arrived at team headquarters in santa clara. plenty of fans were on hand to greet them. it has been a draining day for the team. it was the loudest stadium and it left six points short of going to the super bowl. they are still proud of their team. these two cuties are geared up for next year and this girl clearly has a kaepernick crush and the 49ers are still number one in their hearts and in ours. the street cars and the downtown cable cars will be back in service tomorrow. muni replaced them with buses and shuttles to minimize the potential for damage in the 49ers game. there were no reported problems in the city tonight. >>> a local couple

i stu and con congratulate you on your season and hope to talk to you next year.hat's our final vier none's -- vernon's view unfortunately here from seattle. for vernon davis, i'm mike shumann. >> interesting insight especially with respect to the navarro bowman. as shu mentioned, that's a wrap for vernon's view. two weeks and one super bowl trip earlier than we were hoping for. >> thank you, larry. >>> just moments ago the 49ers arrived at team headquarters in santa clara. plenty of fans were on hand to greet them. it has been a draining day for the team. it was the loudest stadium and it left six points short of going to the super bowl. they are still proud of their team. these two cuties are geared up for next year and this girl clearly has a kaepernick crush and the 49ers are still number one in their hearts and in ours. the street cars and the downtown cable cars will be back in service tomorrow. muni replaced them with buses and shuttles to minimize the potential for damage in the 49ers game. there were no reported problems in the city tonight. >>> a local c

two stu deents were shot an 11-year-old girl and 13-year-old boy.emergency call from a student was the first of many. >> 12-year-old mason campbell faces three counts of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. because of his age state law prevents him from being tried as an adult. >>> private plane making a crash landing about a mile north of salt lake city international airport. the pilots reported having mechanical issues with the plane possibly due to being low on fuel. the airport shut down 40 minutes after the accident. the pilot was on board and was not injured. >>> water officials say they may start taking cladrastic steps t maximize available water in their system while they can. >> i think it was a good idea. we use too much water as it is. we should all try to rags water as we can. >> it is the gypping of the year obviously we haven't had enough rain. >> district reservoir levels are 71 percent normal. >> water rationing may be weeks away. >> opening arguments have already begun in the trial of singer courtney love. she is accused of defa

stu varney. good to see you as always. >> thanks, gregg. martha: well a chilling cry for help. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> we need help. we're coming off -- >> where are you at? >> coming off 80. on a side road. we lost our brakes. there are eight of us. martha: wow, what a story this is. a van careening down the mountain after the brakes failed. tragic ending what police say may have been the driver's fatal mistake. >> plus president obama set to announce the so-called promise zones in several cities. steve forbes tells us what he thinks this is really about. martha: she testified about obamacare's failures under oath. but what is kathleen sebelius telling the truth? why key republicans say sebelius could face perjury charges. >> -- merck shell snyder is the one responsible for this debacle? >> well, excuse me, congresswoman, michelle snyder is not responsible for the debacle. hold me accountable for the debacle. i'm responsible. >> okay. angie's list definitely saves me time and money. for over 18 years we've helped people take care

. >> from th the fox business stus in new york city, it is "the willis report" with gerri willis. at that, my friends, super bowl come in. cannot wait. in case you're wondering about obamacare, we have news on that. if you want to see a doctor, good luck, days are turning into weeks and months. joining us now, senior research fellow at the heritage foundation. welcome back to the show. i'm looking at these wait times, and i'm kind of blown away. in boston you have to wait 66 days to see a family doctor. are you kidding me? doesn't that just make you more sick? >> that study was based on trying to call around and new pe at the bottom of the list. if you want to be a new patient, that is what you face. and established patient, you shouldn't have that problem. >gerri: you look at the wait tie for a specialist, across the country long wait times, many days but it is better than it used to be. better than last year. what is going on with mark doctors will give priority to patients to people who have urgent cases. you may have to wait. we are not to the point like we are in some other c

a traffic study where they did not want the normal flow of traffic being interrupted to the traffic stu study would be a valid one. we did respond. we asked him and that's how we responded. again, i'm not somebody who's going to be getting into the details of a traffic study where one is done appropriately or inappropriately. i can tell you that at that first moment, that's when i became aware there was an issue. but i didn't delve into it. >> just got this from -- the mayor sokolich saying he appreciates your comments very much and thinks a visit today might be premature and disruptive and rather not waste the gas and if he does come -- ask he delay his visit. can you give a reaction? >> my intention was when i got out of here was to call the mayor. i'll call the mayor and we'll see. in any event, i'm going to go up to fort lee today because it's important for me to do that. if the mayor doesn't want me to meet with him, that's certainly his choice -- >> said he meant no disrespect. >> listen. i don't know him. so i can't be offended and i'm not offended. if he wants to meet with me to

>> well, and still fred, stu.unions, i worked for president reagan a long time ago, they're a checklist of things. check the box when you name the issue. when you have literally an hour and a half speech there's not a lot left off the table that you didn't mention, and if you didn't mention it you're going to get criticized for it. a couple of take aways that i saw. first of all, it wasn't as strident as i was expecting it to be. maybe i bought into the line that it was going to be in your face type of thing. it wasn't as strident. the things-- i'm an optimist, and that's why i'm a cubs fan, like the glass to be half full. i like what he said cutting tax rates and bringing jobs back from overseas. i like what he said not in your face, immigration reform, something we have to do in a bipartisan way and frankly, if you look at the last couple of months since the shutdown, the disaster in everybody's books, we did pass a budget with budget certainty for two years, this was 14, as well as 15. we're going to do a farm

started to hit a rocky road, and the campaign was in a little bit of trouble, it was nancy who said where stu spencer? he was only back in the campaign because nancy had helped bring about. there was one person he asked, is it ok? and that was nancy. nancy said it was her idea. >> we will have more time to talk about the white house years. we are going to go back and talk about the nancy reagan biography. before that we will talk about how you can be involved. your questions make it so much more interesting for us so we can take the conversation in the direction of your interest. you can see us on facebook and find c-span's page. discussionready a going. you can also tweet is at first ladies. you can also use the good old phone. we will get the calls and probably about 10 minutes or so. let's go back to where she was born, in 1981. her early days were not easy. >> it was not the smoothest childhood. her mother was an actress. her father was a salesman. the marriage between edith and kenneth did not last long. nancy was around two years old when they divorced. her mother really wanted her acti

martha: one in five american men not working according to stu varney this morning.y joins us live at the white house. so, ed, it is pretty disappointing news. what is the response from where you are this morning? >> reporter: well, martha, what they're saying at the white house in the last few moments they're taking some positive note in the fact that this shows there has been positive job growth for 46 consecutive months. but as you noted, this job growth far below what the average was just per month last year. and far below expectations from this white house, from folks on wall street. so they know they have a problem here especially because the president's kicking off this new year getting ready for the state of the union at the end of january where he wanted it to be in the run-up, to it, in the speech all about the economy, shifting away from the botched health care rollout somewhat and focusing how it is starting to come back. in fact just yesterday, the president was here at the white house saying this economy is coming back. take a listen. >> we've got to ma

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stu friedman has been promoting the skills but know they are not looking at what makes an effective workthey for the past ten years we have been giving an award for effective and flexible work places that contain these characteristics and we survey employees and it isn't just asking employers what they do. do they offer sick days. we have had several thousand companies win and we are trying to make that list the clearer that to all employees having the contagion factor that all need to look at this if they want employees who are more engaged and more likely to stay and in better physical and mental health. we talk about the small companies getting started. they can't provide -- they will argue they cannot provide all these things. i find that there is a disconnected because the companies are not hiring people anymore. well, actually, interestingly enough, we are one of the few that really looks at small and midsized companies all over the company a lot of them are those startup companies. if they really can move into that. so some of the most innovative -- the thing that is so cool about

dy bynt to a stu the kaiser foundation it says the reduction of the people am a young people who come into the risk pool is -- will have an impact on health care premiums that is pretty modest. >> that is anecdotal. i understand. let me move to my next question. i have concern. i have heard that navigators are actually going door to door. this came up last time, too. you said that navigators would not be going door to door. they are. if you recall, during that same hearing, you told us, this subcommittee, that you would be issuing instructions to navigators that they should not be going door to door. did you issue these instructions? >> yes, we have, and if you are stances where they are going to door, we want to hear about them. >> thank you. we are aware. i want to put up a video clip right now ofwe to an average enrollment for the aforrable care act. >> she's a navigator hired by taxpayer dollars to help people enroll in one of the new health insurance plans. her grant came through the nonprofit southern united neighborhoods in new orleans. she canvases neighborhoods -- good.y, tha

he surrendered only when his theer commander reversed order stu stay behind and spy on american troopsthat is the obituary in several of the papers today. not dealing with the second world war, but the first. here is a story from the financial times today. the german public is reassessing the blame game for the first world war. it is a conflict long overshadowed by the crimes of the third reich. it is being reassessed by a public eager to regard the empire as a great power unlike any other. the best selling history books are those that spread responsibility, rather than hitting the blame on berlin. it notes that a cambridge book sayingote a that imperial germany was not alone. it held the number one spot for seven consecutive weeks. the german edition was published last september. to read more about that story, you can do that. angela is waiting in st. petersburg, florida. good morning. caller: good morning. i cannot believe that you brought up japan and the philippines. anyways -- that guy is not a hero. terribly fori felt obama. terribly. he should fire his speechwriter. ,e brought u

rebels stuing that the destruction of property is not an accident of war. human rights watch compied a report claiming that the government has been demolishing dozens of houses here, and in hama. the report uses the satellite to show how extensive the damage it. this is the district of hama seen in september 2012, this is the same place one month later. this is part of the capital close to the military airport seen in february of last year. move forward to july, and the contrast is it clear. human rights watch says it has spoken to the owners of some of the properties who confirm the demolitions. >> the group alleges that the government has systematically targeted residential buildings in areas which support the opposition. the government says the demolitions are merely part of approved urban planning. >> i do not think that this is urban plan. it's mass destruction of civilian neighbourhoods. what the report points out is that this urban planning is strategically done in areas where the free syrian army had strong presence and was hunkered down and difficu

. >> it's the twitter impact of a book like this, a 600-page book -- >> they'll find thing in tiff stunegative stuff. >> and he calls the bin laden raid one of the most brave actions. he started as president bush's secretary of defense. he is the defense secretary that spent the most time on the wars in iraq and afghanistan. he talks about a difference in a president who believes in the wars, was willing to spend every last scrap of credibility and bush didn't have as much as he liked and the president who even though he crafted these policies, he was never in support of them and he was never comfortable with the uniformed military, which is a devastating for a wartime president. >> he specifically said president obama let him know he didn't see the afghanistan war as his, he didn't own it but actually when he tripled the number of troops, he did own it and it was his war. >> when you're the commander in chief, they're all your wars. >> he also didn't trust david petraeus and he didn't trust hamid karzai. i agree with him on all of thos things which is why i opposed tripling the number

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