i now brand suzanne somers.e somers has a point of view, and that is we're living on a polluted planet and my niche is organic toxic free. i have toxic free makeup. toxic free skin care. toxic free household cleaners and beauty products. >> tell me about your jobs. >> i got fired on three's company for asking to be paid commence rate with the men. i had the number one show and the highest demographics. >> you were the star. let's face it. >> there were two important characters. after i got over the depression of being fired at the height of my success, i decided i would neverç work for anybody ever again. that's what i've done. i wrote books by day and started having the string of best sellers. then i gained weight and i wrote a series of books. we sold about ten million summer size books. it was atkins and south beach but i was kind of their first. i understood that science. then i lost all my hormones. that was a surprise. i found out how to replace hormones naturally. this what this book is about. women 35 t

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this is suzanne somers in 1995. here she is today at age 65, after using the facemaster for 17 years. you can see why she calls facemaster her number one beauty secret. this compact, affordable, facial toning machine offers similar benefits of a $12,000 medical spa machine right at your fingertips and it's f.d.a.-cleared for at-home use. as we age, we lose muscle mass and tone. when muscles lose tone and firmness, they sag, including the 44 muscles in your face. facemaster works by toning and firming your facial muscles. the secret is a pleasant micro current that stimulates and contracts the muscles of the face to firm and tone for a more lifted, youthful look. eyebrows appear higher. the hollow under the eyes are visibly diminished. crow's feet look smoother. the jowls and jaw line appear more toned and tightened. just 15 minutes a few times a week and you can take years off your face naturally with the facemaster. >> i saw immediate results. immediate results. >> my skin's tighter and it just feels more vibrant.

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i think it's i put on the ek that suzanne somers the woman portrayed as. this company has a completely right about the obamacare which is to intimidate but it is up there with the discussion i mean health care. the cost. i mean why don't people see this. but nobody else does except in thanks mike for the color in her op ed the wall street journal she wasn't exactly characterizing it that way but one of the interesting points that you make mike and i think it's a it's an important one to make every single time somebody says well most of more than half of america doesn't like obamacare is that you know when you do those polls of course if you ask about the policies that are obamacare everybody likes those you know well you can't throw me off the policy because because of because i get sick those kind of things but when you ask people do you like obamacare or not just that binary question there's a lot of people like me who would say mat's really not my first choice i would rather have single payer health care i'd like to have like what canada has so you know

i like suzanne somers, but she better hold on to her day job. comedians get a wide birth, but this was over the line in a mock debate on jimmy kimmle's show. one kid said we can solve the debt crisis by killing everyone in china. wow. did nobody think this is offensive? this show is taped and it could be edited out. abc apologized and kimmel did the same. >> i thought it was obvious i didn't agree with that statement, but apparently it wasn't. i'm sorry. i apologize. it was not my intent to upset. >> i'm sure it wasn't his intent. finally matt lauer has been trying to boost ratings of the second place "today show" but has he gone too far? >> i asked matt lauer about impersonating pam anderson for halloween and he said after dressing like a woman three times it is getting harder and harder to explain to my wife and kids. >> looked like he is having a little too much fun. everybody is showing that image. >> he looks great, but he was no carmen electric trough. she made an appearance and looked 15 times better. >> that's it for media buzz. let's co

suzanne somers with life after threes company. "on the money" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program. "on the money." now maria bartiromo. >>> here is a look at what's making news. it was a historic week on wall

i am just waiting for suzanne somers to ask me to join her in the next fitness infomercial and she isme that she has ideas to get kids healthy so they can grow up to look like me. [applause] >> you do not have to bring someone over the head. >> i think putting up fitness centers are great and having kids play, go outside and play. it's just wonderful. and i wrote a book about why we are obese and i think i have the answer. it's not how much we are eating, it's eating chemicals and liver in particular has no way to process that, keeping this off and the more chemicals we take income and the more fattening things are and we store it. so it's a never ending problem. neil: how old are you now? >> next week i will be 67 years old. neil: oh, my goodness. you look great. >> i'm trying to be ageless, not younger than my age. but ageless. neil: me and you both. [laughter] >> sometimes it's not just what you eat. it could be hormones. what is the deal with that? >> well, first of all, women are accelerating and aging now because of toxins. neil: do you live with a woman? >> just. neil: do know

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correct answer there was suzanne somers. the old pop culture questions, doubling them up there.e end of our 100 point round, martin at 100. tom at negative 100. rush at 100. very even match. with ego to the 200 point round. these questions get a little trickier. we put 100 seconds on the clock. gentleman, we go with this according to politico, at the time cruz sought to improve relations with his republican senate colleagues this week by promising them he will not -- >> run against them, not work against them in their own primary. >> be more smefk spec. >> not support or contribute or support anyone running against them in the republican primary. >> we cannot accept that. i'm sorry. i will complete the question. he will try to improve relations with his colleagues by promising he will not raise money for kwi which specific group targeted? >> senate conservatives. >> correct. >> the boyscouts of america selected on wednesday which former dfgs secretary rt man. >> gates. >> robert gates is correct. the new boyscouts of perk question. 200 point question with regoing to be on perman