speaker, the snp is our from prosperity keep changing. [laughter] the last time i looked it used to include iceland but now it doesn't what is he going to next, seek out indonesia? try to be more consistent, please. >> does the deputy prime minister expect to be involved in the selection process for our next e.u. commissioner? [laughter] >> deputy prime minister. >> i won't be a candidate. [laughter] >> the deputy prime minister's assessor, and my, -- [inaudible] if a tory candidate describes the role as a job from hell. does the deputy prime minister agree with his tory colleague, or does he think that personally he has it harder? >> mr. speaker, the only issue of the police crime commission elections, i'm not going to try to compare notes with my predecessor, but hope everybody will turn up to vote. i think labour politicians, recycling, ex-labour ministers withstanding my put quite a lot of people off. but i hope nonetheless they will participate in these important elections. >> thank you very much indeed. last week, a man of sense in l

speaker, the snp is our from prosperity keep changing. [laughter] the last time i looked it used to include iceland but now it doesn't what is he going to next, seek out indonesia? try to be more consistent, please. >> does the deputy prime minister expect to be involved in the selection process for our next e.u. commissioner? [laughter] >> deputy prime minister. >> i won't be a candidate. [laughter] >> the deputy prime minister's assessor, and my, -- [inaudible] if a tory candidate describes the role as a job from hell. does the deputy prime minister agree with his tory colleague, or does he think that personally he has it harder? >> mr. speaker, the only issue of the police crime commission elections, i'm not going to try to compare notes with my predecessor, but hope everybody will turn up to vote. i think labour politicians, recycling, ex-labour ministers withstanding my put quite a lot of people off. but i hope nonetheless they will participate in these important elections. >> thank you very much indeed. last week, a man of sense in l

concession that you as a republican -- if you were in the leadership would make to move this ball down the road snp of people get if the president called you and asked you for a concession, what would it be, sir? >> look, we met with a number of ceos today, all of this fixes and that for us, the tax rate increases would be a nonstarter, particularly for small businesses. >> if you carved that out, if you carve them out of the tax hike, would that be acceptable to you? >> for me be probably not but it might gain some votes. we've got some of our members who i think might find something like that. it had to do will loopholes, exemptions, that's the kind of thing that if the president were redity come to the table with entitlement reform you might able to find some consensus around. i don't see with the current posture, no entitlement reform and weefr just going to let rates go up. i don't know how you find a deal with that that any republican or most republicans can support. >> thank you, sir. we appreciate your views very much. >> many thanks to senator john thune. switching gear, would "lincoln" st

more and more people are coming out not just for the bargains, but apparently to see what the heck happens snphink the bargains is the least of it. i think people -- the discounts are nice but people are really going out there for the thrill. they're thrill seeking. it's becoming our -- like an american version of the running of the bulls meets the "the price is right." it has a little commercialism but it's really not about the 25% off but the 50% chance of survival. people get home alive, that's the thrill right there. that's the bonus. >> well, i like your imagery of the running of the bulls. it certainly does seem to fit. >> it's exactly like that. somebody gets trampled for a laptop. it's hard to believe the same people that came up with this technology are willing to risk their lives that way for it. >> but could it be now that all of this of which we jest could be threatened by people just doing the sacrilegious thing of shopping online, not going to the stores. >> absolutely not. outbidding somebody on ebay does not give you that same in-person thrill of grabbing the toy out of somebod

understands her state and the people in her state, so i would say that would be my winner for the week snp yours? >> she would be mine as well. >> don't agree with each other. this is far too stupid. if you were men you wouldn't agree with anything. >> we're consensus builders here. >> we'd be off doing something else. but i think the other thing about heidi heitkamp that i think is so important and particularly given what you were talking about the fools and republicans behind me who are thinking they're going to take back parts of obama care, she stood up for obama care in a very tough race and, remember, that was one of the races where they were trying to use the medicare against her. they tried to use the mom strategy, tried to use obama care against her, and she did a phenomenal job really standing up for the importance of women's health care and, again, in a very red state. i think that's a tremendous sign of progress. >> no doubt. karen finney, krystal ball, thank you so much. >>> next, what does a $50,000 dinner buy you these days? zip, nada, nothing, stay with us. ♪ [ male announc

netflix, the single best snp stock for the month of october, the worst amd down 40%.e all know what happened to tech, nasdaq the worst month since 2008, for october. >> apple's basically planning today's session. apple's about 15% higher than the record high. there's not a really downtier. apple remains under $600 a share at least for now. >> amd and intel had a war for years and years and years. and amt has been vanquished. sony and panasonic, intel has lost so much momentum to keep it from turning around. 4% in october versus the u.s. already got chrysler this morning, 10% versus an estimate of 13. dodge up 20, ram up 15. jim, the numbers, they have been good all year, but they haven't been as good in the second half of the year. >> sandy cutler from eaton commented and he still thinks auto motive is very strong. ford, chrysler has done a remarkable job, japan, the japanese company now american companies doing incredibly well. it remains a strong part of the u.s. economy. >> stock the next 1% loop. >> the autos are a real bright spot. i like that gm call yesterday.

mistakes made and we have to view this, as the colonel said, as a very high-level decision because you're never going to be 100% sure in every given case snpf the administration, john brennan has said that drones give us a precise ability to target our real enemies. but don't they also prevent us from having to expose american forces to hostile circumstances? >> well, they do. and there are arguments on both sides. there will be some who say that the way to reduce the violence is to ensure that americans will be killed or wounded in the process and there are others who say, no, no, no, we're not going to do that. we know who the enemies are. we're pretty good at pinpointing them. we can kill them without necessarily having too much, not zero, but too much collateral damage, and we've all read our augustine and st. thomas aquinas and realize this is a just war so we can approve the use of these weapons. but it's very, very dangerous to say that the choice is between doing something efficiently on the one hand and exposing americans to violence on the other. the president of the united states -- politicians for sure are always going to choos

the lottery. look who is standing in line snp it is darryl and his other brother darryl. >> there is a point to that. and i know that all statistics say they tend to be ill educated and poorer and those statistics are there, but at the same time aren't they the very people that need a bit of hope. because it is false hope. that is the problem. they take the same amount of money and invest it. and so we are teaching people that a game of chance with low probability of winning is actually the way of winning your destiny today. instead of working hard and leaving laid. >> i want to bring in two men opposite sides of the powerball. it gives false hope and it should be cancelled. >> the option would not allow that, it is important that we continue to talk about the lottery. it is not an in vessvestmeninve. anybody that is spending too much will be the first to say don't play. get help or you know someone that is do that go. every lottery has a website that you are doing well. >> explain to me why you don't agree? >> a lot of folks have been calling this powerball fever. state lotteries represent one of p

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