this is not just a symantec question, use this word or use that word, it is part of a much larger strategy made to change the way people think. this is not a paranoid interpretation of what's going on. we spent a lot of time working on this documentary on the subject, and there's no question that this is an effort to change the country through the minds of your children, and it's scary. steve: the special is coming up

symantec is down 10% removed from the conviction violet. over at goldman sachs shares are called a buy. flextronics are down. but as you guys were mentioning earlier, the resorts a standout on better than expected earnings. look at the stock, up 13.5% to lead the nasdaq. as i said, nasdaq up 1 2/3%. rick santelli who has his eye on the bond actions again today, rick. >> we're going to save the best for last. you know, you can have your own opinion about whether the imf's opinions are going to matter to the likes of the ecb. what's the talk about the trading desk and the table that steve liesman and the economists gather at. is it time to talk exit strategy? but the most recent headlines of the imf aim toward the ecb are exactly the opposite. they're saying better keep prices low. ceo do not agree. they may have to alter their positions. always about jobs, jobs. the automatic data processing reporting and they had a comment about what they think it will look like at the end of the year. their range, 10.2% to 10.5%. $28 billion seven years, i

years, they've gone from hobbyists to professionals, stealing credit card data and companies like symantecand check point help protect the corporate data. they continue to come out with new products, you need to see change in technology for companies to continue to sell their products and sell more of their products. that's why we like both of these companies. check point excludeing about $6 of cash is trading at about eight times next year's earnings. symantec is trading at about 10 times free cash flow now. >> are you add -- hang on, larry, are you adding in terms of what you own right now? >> well, i couldn't tell you if we were buying today, certainly, but they're in our top five picks. we have pretty heavy wading in both stocks and we're pretty happy with what we own. >> i want so ask one quickie, richard, we're out of time. two big names have done well in recent years apple and google, your quick thought? >> we still like apple quite a bit. there going to be a bumpy ride for the rest of the techs for the next few months. they've extended their leadership from the music business onlin

symantec is offering free test versions of its latest anti-virus and internet security software for atime starting today. norton is a basic anti-virus killer. it includes identity theft protection and system that monitors your network for security breaches. you can download them at symantec.com, the software, though, is only good for 14 days. >>> in the market for a new computer, you have to consider how to get your old files off the old machine and on to the new one. natalie delconte tells us about one exclusion. >> the voyager q, looks like a toaster but doesn't take bread, it takes hard drives. this is great for when you get a new computer and want to take your data off that computer and put it on the new computer. just take the external -- or the internal hard drive out, slip it in here and then you plug the back ports into your existing computer and it will essentially make your internal hard drive an external hard drive. >> the voyager q sells for $100. >>> is the world of high stakes spying no match for facebook? pictures and more of the newly appointed head of britain's foreig

. >>> revenue and shares fail to meet expectations for symantec. hartford financial gains ground up 4% after the bell. earnings are well above wall street's forecast. >>> crude oil is down over 6% following below $63 a barrel. that's cnbc.com news now. "fast money" with rick santelli starts right now. >>> live from the nasdaq marketsite, this is "fast money." fast, "fast money." rick santelli in for melissa lee on assignment. the market losing some steam today following three important features. the big sell-off in the china stock market. we have a dive in oil prices. and in my own backyard, a supply hiccup in the five-year options. it wasn't pretty. what's the word on the street? peace. >> first, are you just fantastic. you make the world that's so confusing to the rest of using with the bond world, something we can half-way understand. fantastic to have you here. 20 years experience on the floor. >> did he teach you everything you know? >> he did. absolutely. >> the market is the greatest rubik's cube and we all love and we want you to love how w

symantec was once the world's largest on record now that general motors emerge from bankruptcy protection many eyes are wondering, what's the car companies new strategy going to be. gm's ceo said the revamped business will be meaner, more responsive to customers, and able to repay billions in government bonds ahead of 82050 and deadline. general motors also plans to focus on the environment. solo going green really work? tracy burns has the story. >> general motors completed and abnormally quick exit from bankruptcy protection in the hopes to be on the road to profitability. once the world's largest and most powerful automaker, gm says it's not much leaner thanks in part to shoving shedding all the debt and burdensome contracts over the shattered the shuttered its doors of hell. chris henderson said the new company will build more cars and trucks consumers want and launch them faster than in the past. this includes a new small car to up next year, the chevrolet cruise, and the plug-in should be both due out later this year. the chevy volt is part of the push to go green building affordabl

symantec look at this. a man in armando beach florida catchiness waterspout on videotape. here. several waterspouts and one tornado hit the county last evening. listen to that. the rain, the winds, the thunder, the high winds damaged 163 homes. seven of them are now listed as total losses. one person reportedly hurt by flying to last. he waterspout you see right there, only lasted for a few minutes but apparently fortunately didn't do any damage through on a curious kitten in wisconsin and a soaking wet helicopter in florida. just two stops as we go across america. >> florida: look closely you can see that the helicopter in about 7 feet of water. rescuers say the pilot knew he couldn't make it to the beach so he didn't next best thing. >> they're able to slowly get down close to the water, and then was able to get the helicopter stopped the blades spinning and then of course they tipped over in the water and they were all le to get out soon on the pilot and two passengers put on my jacket got to storm -- sure. all three declined medical care scenic wisconsin: steve johnson

symantec there as well. it's up 2 1/2%. and t. rowe price has a new price target of $45.'ll talk about this is a little more in the next half hour. all the spillover positive from the iphone. sirius, xm radio, millions of down loads on the application for the iphone. >> thank you. >>> markets are opening lower this morning, as we told you they would. down 68 points. as everyone tries to reset for the second half, and decide if the price in scenario of recovery will come to frou i guess so or not, we want to get ideas. president and cio with broad leaf partners. phil is with us, also. john, let's start with you. when we talk about pulling back a little bit, are we talk about repricing and maybe pricing in more weakness from the second half than currently the market expects. what sort of a drop in your view would that imply? i mean, are we going back to the march bottom? >> no, i don't think we'll see the march bottom at all. as a matter of fact, you had the lehman brothers c,o on this morning. when you think back to september period, the s&p got up to about 1200. and it's

this is not just a symantec question, use this word or use that word, it is part of a much larger strategyy people think. this is not a paranoid interpretation of what's going on. we spent a lot of time working on this documentary on the subject, and there's no question that this is an effort to change the country through the minds of your children, and it's scary. steve: the special is coming up at the end of august, and tucker is going to be with us again to discuss more banned words, tucker carlson, the chair of the tucker carlson institute, we thank you very much. >> thanks. steve: straight ahead veteran marine speaks up at a town hall on health care, and the crowd gives him a standing "o." hear from the marine in just a couple of minutes. it was spontaneous tea party. . (pouring rain) i had a great time. me too. you know, i just got out of a bad relatio... it's okay. thanks. goodnight. goodnight. (door crashes in, alarm sounds) get out! (phone rings) hello? this is rick with broadview security. is everything all right? no, my ex-boyfriend just kicked in the front door. i'm sending hel

symantec army of its own turn exactly. >> is loving back to the children's section. >> there are fantastic adult sections of bookstores. and it's great to talk to a librarian or bookseller about what might interest you. >> this has nothing to do with books but if you are at the dinner table or a newspaper story to discuss with them. >> it's all about getting them interested in reading. even if you come across an interesting story on the computer when you're at the office it might be something nice to discuss together see when the next one is kind of juicy say buyout subscription to a magazine suited to your child's interest. >> honor, people, bring it on. >> alysin: for a young female teenager that would count. >> it's all about reading reading -- learning reading can be fun. anything that her centrist and raining helps. >> in your book because he became so passionate about getting teens to read you wrote the book when we wish, and you have something special for our viewers who will tell us about scenic because i am passionate about this i would love to talk to anyone's teenagers i want to

symantec it's pretty cool that this could end up being better for passengers on a daily basis.. i turned the conversation from myself, i'm not looking or anything at all i just have the tisher the story. >> clayton: mark rosen *untran7 i never put my guitar and the cargo hold your get an argument with virgin atlantic wants anyone who i don't have too? it's too big. >> clayton: if you argue with them, there's no way you would take up an entire overhead compartment. when it was my take on. >> dave: here's a statement from united airlines. >> dave: he had 1 million when we did it a week ago it was 100,000. the one it's really changed the face of that. >> clayton: up its power and answer people who usually didn't have power. united is learning a lesson about customer service from people like southwest. remember the whole short skirt gas co. that happened a few they went back and said we made a huge mistake and had fun with it and maybe united is taking a page from the southwest book. >> dave: let's get to rick rager. he has a special assignment this morning helping out wounded warr