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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp.ri: more news continues to unfold with a massive data breach with target, neiman-marcus and three other well-known retailers who presumably will announce that they were breached as well. the national retail federation calling for high end credit-card security. our next guest is by phone and the editor in chief of american banker. more attacks. are you surprised? >> not really. they have been going on for years but what is surprising people right now is the size. with target may be as many as 110 million people of course, when people fear their other retailers but we don't know who yet they start to get very nervous. i heard the house democrats are asking for an investigation or some sort of hearing. melissa: i am sure they will do a fine job. gerri: the people money to get on the case are the retailers and the banks. food needs to fix this problem? >> it is so easy to clone the cards with the signature and magnetic stripe if there is a decent interim solution was chipping and in techno

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp. lou: back witour panel.sident can get away wi running against himself with income inequality? can that possibly be effective? >> i don't see how. but i am amazed how much democrats banking on this. this was my story today on the air when the high-cost of floodings the spectacular weddings that is why middle-class people are not getting married contributing to do poverty. so this is the year of income equality. lou: chris christie has been caught with females -- e-mail's with reprisal shutting down traffic in the small town next to the washington bridge. it was carried out at the orders of his senior staff numbers or at least a senior staff member and he was misled. how much trouble is he an end? >> level think anybody in the tri-state area will be mad if you create traffic problems to punish the mayor because he did not suppo you or of jersey city because he did not support you is a problem. christie ised a statement today like -- it did not sound good. what if he had the federal power? what about the irs? h

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp.: our first guest says obamacare cannot survive in its present form we cannot afford to buy a product that the cost grows faster than income the bnd has to be replaced and the jury being us now is one of the foremost authorities the father of the health savings account now ceo of national center of policy analysis curing that health care crisis. this model we have seen clearly is broken. people are not signing up insist on a mandate to make it work people are resisting the mandates and are receiving waivers. how soon to the other .6 million have had their insurance canceled but only 3 billion have picked up coverage where is the inflection point when does it untraveled? >> if you get into the death spiral only sick people are in the pool so the premium keeps rising in if only the really sick people are in the pool the premium goes sky high the insurance company go bankrupt or leave the market. lou: rigo we have already been told they will go higher nothing dramatic changes second moody

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp.just ending their relationship with oy she ickes, hired last year as creative director at the launch of the blackberry chain. was a zero. our producers are here to sort it all out. let's start with you. what do you think about this one? i tell you what, i have three rules for getting rid of a company. an they put their name on a building, on a stadium, and when they find a celebrity endorser. that is the time to say, maybe they are out of options. melissa: i don't know. whato you think? everyone loves ashton kutcher. maybe that with me all the difference. >> that's a good point. anyone who thinks that she has something to do with this, you know will change? she is a rising star. blackberry is the descendants, going into a black hol going into nowhere. but over a billion dollars in september, which she was supposed to help launch. melissa: they paid her money, and she was still tweeting with their iphone. that was among the most esntial problems. does that a grt rson to have it endorsin

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp. >>> checking the headlines, the actingector of the irs. he headed up the allegation when allegations suggesting that the irs is targeting conservative groups. >> and ukraine. those arrested for the protest. >> and not fans of the new protected helmet. the league trying to get them to wear different hats and test them for line drive. >> what is the problem? >> possibility. can't see. >> i rather not get hit in the head. >> the temple shot. going to leave's mark. >> yes it is. >> breaking news now from the southeast. images out of atlanta are stunning. >> there are miles and miles of cars and trucks as far as the eye can see. these have stranded passengers in a paralyzing winter storm. this is one of america's biggest cities. joining us on the phone is ken davis who is the director for the management agency. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> i am sure you heard of the people being stranded in their cars overnight 12 hours or more. what is the status of the interstate there right now? >> there is a lot of congesti

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp. ♪ melissa: id -- a major shot afteron. a new york times is giving him a not so secret endorsement. he deserves better than the lives of permanent exile, fear, and light. he may have committed a crime do so, but he is done is country great service. it is time for the united states offer him a plea bargain or some form of clemency that will allow him to return home. a media expert who says this is an open lobby for the president. why you think that? >> this is one of those things where the new york times had a man of the year, like times magazine, it is clearly snowden. he is their hero, and there alternately lobbying him to bring him home. he is a national hero, being wasted in mcow. he deserves a better life, one of a national hero. what you hav here is the new york tires basically coming down weight to the left a barack obama. melissa: is it fair to include the fact that a financially benefited quite a bit from him and his reporting and sold a whole lot of papers. he provided a lot of copy. i mean, is that a fair conne

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp. on all right, are your tax dollars going to work or maybe for the wrong work? or maybe all of this is a piece of work? democrats are calling for more investigations into why the traffic was backing up. a lot of these same folks haven't said a lot about the people dying in benghazi. liz macdonald says that she feels upset. so you don't like this. is it a double standard? >> yes. and what happened with george washington bridge was awful. people not getting the care they needed, missing children, people searching for those children. it was awful. but wat i'm saying is that everyone in office works for the taxpayer in this and this is not about what is good for the party, via democrats or republicans. but it's about what is good for the taxpayer. and that is to get to the bottom of benghazi, it's not a political thing. do not let things like what happened with george washington bridge happen ever again. both with benghazi and the george washingt bridge. >> i you want to get to the bottom,

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp.nications may have been rebuffed first go around but don't count out charter in its pursuit of time warner cable. charlie gasparino with exclusive details along with thomas egan of senior me the analysts. >> let's go through the deal, $132 a share and $0.50. $83 in cash, roughly $49.50 in charges. here is what we know from people close to the deal, the type of people i talk to, tw see, time warner is expecting charter to raise the cash portion of the bid so they expect this thing will be spleen, they think will go to $95, charter in the past had wanted i believe -- we can talk to our guest about this something like $100 a share in the past in cash and they think they will get this to 95 and this is where they think robber will meet the road. at an end of the month time warner releases earnings, they will not be so great and initially rose in the shareholder base in. at that point the board of directors of time warner will have no other choice with a sweetened cash offer. that is the ga

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp.get stores are read after all. so maybe this bit of news shouldn't come as a complete surprise. all of those hack attacks, come all over them. at least one russian guy veering in on a 23-year-old russian suspect that they think that the whole breach booming. my next guest says this is just a start. but bad guys are getting smarter and apparently they are everywhere. so what would be the interest? a lot of us originate places here and what is going on? >> i think people are missing the point. they sell it and these aren't necessarily the guys that are perpetrating the crime. these does go out in a much nicer code base and then they can buy it at the entry. neil: so whatever this hacker or whatever you want to call him or whatever it is, he is effectively dismantled a system? >> the code is able to dismantle the system. >> i like you would be looking for who he gave that to? >> yes, whoever bought the code. >> so this particular code base was for sale last year. and he is outselling his

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp.old out there very soon on sixth avenue. talking about a obamacare backlash against the health care law of the unprecedented number of changes and delays causing a firestorm among politicians. remember the tweet to obamacare excepting members of congress and staff one file suit calling this special treatment to legal we have a research associate from the heritage foundation , a welcome to the show. we're talking about senator johnson and he says that what congress is doing is ignoring the elector of the law. filing suit to make congress live by the letter it imposed on the rest of america many members of congress feel -- feel entitled to these exemption and that they jam down the throat in 2010. >> capsulate a. i commend him for filing its and what the admiiistration has done is flatly illegal said his chances of winning might be good. there is simply no legal authority to offer a the subsidies to congressmen and staff in the exchange's. gerri: they are doing it and ignoring sell-off.

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if you can't afford your medicatn, astrazeneca y be able toelp.going to get some insight into the president's thinking, and when we need thinking about thinking, we turn to none other than dr. robi ludwig. joining us now, dr. ludwig. i'm excited to talk to you because i can't believe what this president said. >> yeah. >> that the reason his approval rating is down is because of race. this is the president of the united states talking. >> i know. and when i was reading that, i was thinking, if he's telling himself that, then he wants to make himself feel better. there are going to be people who dislikhim because he's black. that's just a fact. having said that, that is not why he doesn't have the approval ratings that he once had, because people will make exceptions even if they are racist, even if they are prejudice. they'll say i may not like the group, but this one sine person, in this case it could be obama, he's the exception. >> juan williams talked about victimhood and i hadn't thought about it in those terms, an expression of victimhood bec

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp.: the house speaker bay phase say conservative rebellion but when it comes to pushing emigration in legislation without securing the border. the speaker is expected to release his immigration and principles that was set the parameters for such legislation next week. but house republicans are concerned the leadership is preparing a path to amnesty rather than supporting the reform plan. so that revolution and maybe more significant than people suspect. president obama delivers his state of the union mired in scandal and endless investigations with his own failed policies. the economy is reeling from a jobless recovery. all zero that and much more of foreign policy. now 283 days away from the next election and the republican party has a historic opportunity to hold the house and take control of the senate but the g.o.p. does not have a strong message. in fact, one could argue there is a civil war in the g.o.p.. jordan we now stephen peyser and dos editor at town hall.com. , the turn to y

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y able toelp.lk radio network national syndicated host, monica crowley. wgn radio talk show host steve cochran, and ebony williams, k ktlk talk show host in l.a. ebony, the president decides, in a 20 minute address to talk about a public-private partnership creating jobs. can you pile the bull any higher? really. >> come on, lou. i think this guy kind of can't win for losing on this issue of job creation. i think that last time we heard president talk about jobs seriously in terms of state of union we heard a lot about vision and expectations but not a lot about a substantive plan to implement the job creation rhetoric. i was happy to see him talk about something real intangible. hopefully tripp people to get ready for jobs. lou: okay let me make the point i want to, i know you are home visiting with your mother, a great state. i love the idea of this. but name one job that they will be able to train folks for that the -- well be sustaining, important in the 21st century say over the course of next

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp. >>> your top tweet webs whether >>> of your top tweets on whether there's too much coverage on chris christie's bridges scandal. ironic that media who ran with benghazi are worried about overkill. if christie denied a city sandy relief funds because of political pay back, it has not even begun to be covered enough. time wants to swear her in today using it's crappy magazine instead of bible. people think that benghazi is a nonstory because the liberal media tells them so. >>> first a programming note, a biography of fox news chairman we will talk about it on next week's show. >>> i want to announce right here and now that i was wrong. i said the huge controversy over "duck dynasty" would produce monster ratings when the show returned, but while the season premier drew an impressive 8.5 million viewers, that was down 28% from the last year. >>> finally a new documentary is out called mitt. sometimes laughing, sometimes frustrated through the ups and downs of two cam pages, ending with the candidate watching the 2012 retu

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp. >> i think that the government blewid basically we're not spying on any americans. but it is like, oh, wonderful. melissa: mark zuckerberg taking his information, but he's okay sharing yours. saying they are not cashing in on private messages. some say they have a case. >> this is a very interesting case or it the class representative of all the facebook users. what they are saying is that cebook is violating their privacy rights under state and federal laws because they are going into the private messages. we're talking about and that is being scanned by facebook and shared by others. melissa: there is an argument that this is violating the electronic communities and privacy act. >> that is the argument. but really we need to look at what the user agreement is between facebook and its users a master copy of a complaint. and it shows that facebook warns people about what they will do what their with their data. and some of it includes giving it to advertisers or that they have access to just about everything. >> under t

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp.s joining us, back with us. columnist tom fund, and folks news contrac contributor judy m, and e ee we'll wheel. >> your take. >> even the weather is against chris christie. i rarely quote donald trump, he is one e-mail away from utter political catastrophy. >> if these investigations. one other e-mail, one memo, wore more person who comes forward, and says i was bullied, i was badgered. lou: is it fair to say we don't have any co corroboration of thr zimmer. we also don't have -- we do have that is evidence saying that they didn't do that. she said that, previously they had not in anyway intimidated her. >> that is why investigations have to go forward. the idea on funding is silly that brought in money to new jersey i'm talking about advertisers now they are investigating saying did he misuse those funds, i saw those they were good advertisements, he was in them but not promoting himself. lou: why did they bring it up now. >> i live in hoboken, i know the mayor, he is a pretty good m

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp. >>> and welcome back to "hannity."ack, and big peyton manning fan, colorado fan, it is his destiny, he is going to win the super bowl. >> colorado, tennessee, sean, give peyton manning -- >> tennessee, they're not in the playoffs -- >> no, peyton manning, that is all you have to see. >> he is now a denver broncos. >> our chief was in new orleans. >> he is in mississippi, keep them all down there, tennessee, where you went to college, college matters. >> if he starts losing -- >> peyton manning. >> all right, so we have robert gates on the program tomorrow. and we got a big program. a and we're going to get it in depth in this book. i think the most serious charge, though, he doesn't believe that barack obama was supportive of the military. he said this on cbs. >> it is one thing to tell the troops that you support them. it is another to work at making them believe that you believe as president that their sacrifice is worth it. that the cause is just. that what they are doing is important for the country. and that they

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp.i: fact checkers taking president obama to task, among them about this claim about new jobs. >> a entrepreneur flippedo her lights in a tech start up did her part to add to more than 8 million new jobs our businesses created in last 4 years. lori: president cherry picking numbers 3.2 million jobs have been created since opponent took office, then this claim about health insurance enrollies. >> already because of the affordable care act more than 3 million americans were age 26 have gained coverage you were their parent's plan. more than 9 million americans have signed up for private health insurance or medicaid coverage. lori: president leaves impression that chosen rollments are a result of obamacare but the medicaid car includes new enrollees in renewals that have notion to do with the health care law, then this claim. >> our deficits, cut by more than half. lori: keep this in mind, federal budget deficit has declined in half since t 2009, still higher than normal terms, and as perce

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp. >>> pope francis carries on his crusadety. the pontiff addressed the masses today from his balcony overlooking st. peter's square, announcing his first batch of cardinals. they represent a number of developing nations. that's in line with the pope's belief that the church must pay more attention to the poor. the appointed men will be for l formalforma formally installed as cardinals at a ceremony next month at the vatican. >> this is the fox report, the bottom of the hour. if you're just joining us, former defense secretary robert gates giving his first interview since xerments from his new memoir went public. the tell-all sending shock waves through washington, with sharp criticism of the president and vice president. he also discloses private conversations on sensitive issues. let's bring in our political insiders and you can join the conversation on twitte twitter @fninsiders. >> john, former congressman for new york, pat caddell, fox news contributor in the middle, and doug shown, former pollster for bill clinton and a