tom sullivan what is this about?e have an abundance of it and other countries want it but we are doing everything we can to put them out of business and there is a clean coal technology but the president said before, when he was a senator that he would be effectively like to run poll out of business. stuart: look at that chart they weren't run out of business not quite but almost. >> coal is mined in almost half of the nation but the big states pennsylvania, west virginia, they are hurting. the unemployment numbers are atrocious. that is why you see senator manson and others that are not happy about this. stuart: when this gentleman had gone to court and said the epa is killing me 8 is wrong, it is illegal, get the law my back. >> i hope he is successful. is going to take the court because remember they also said the epa has all kinds of superpowers. we will see whether or not mr. murray is successful. stuart: don't you care about the planet? >> they are killing the people that are in the coal business and it is the

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the one tom sullivan says relax not going to happen. >> they might change your channel.d to have you with us to set us straight. some news on chipotle. they are getting backlash from people who say they're calory labels are a lot. for example 400 calories gets you a breed of but that is only the 40 and beans. that is it. if you want the good ingredients is closer to 1100 calories. the fda is going after kind bars saying they are not considered healthy because of their high levels of saturated fat. kind has responded telling us it is because of the nets which contain nutrition facts that exceed the amount allowed under the fda. you got all this? the easiest way to avoid confusion with what is healthy and what is not, eat at home says the founder of professional integrity. she joins us now. welcome back to the program. we have had one before. if you are telling people for good nutrition eat at home because you control the ingredients i understand that and it is a fair point but you are fighting an uphill battle, you are fighting against the tide. everybody and his brother

but tom sullivan i been here many times before. a huge crowd is not a good sign for.that's a sign that the public is not happy satisfied with your performance in your job. it may even be a sign of worse things that it could be a sign of social unrest. you're not doing your job did you not holding police accountable. not exercising transparency in your positions that's where the people are so outraged as your behavior. okay. i came here for a half years ago with 4 things on my agenda. i added one thing sense. where the heck are the bad scans? even -- was a criminal as bad scans on his people. i hear the airport has them. what is still taken so long? what do you have to hide as what would your officers had to hide speaking of hiding little is all the officers then sent to the pokey recently. the 3 down to -- the other 18, a them were on a mission 2nd i came one was mission station corruption to, patrol special conducted 3 was all 3 have pretty much been resolved the 4th was corruption. i can did you articles last week and i handed you articles a month ago. 2 articles ab

tom sullivan?sman issa said, and ron paul had his voice and libertarian voice and dr. no. the country has shifted and maybe ron paul was a little before his time. rand paul is not ron, but he is more republican than libertarian, when it comes to his father. he made all the populist messages that you want in a speech like this. the devil is in the details. i think the country has shifted and a lot of republicans are part libertarian, and i think that is something that ron did not experience but rand paul is experiencing. stuart: i was impressed with the way he phrased all of the different areas on policy on culture, he wants a culture of opportunity. who could disagree with that. on economic policy, tax cuts to bring the money back policy of economic liberty. who could disagree with that? foreign policy the enemy is radical islam. you can't get around it. can we roll that sound bite real fast. that stood out a mile. roll, it please. >> the enemy is radical islam you can't get around it. [ cheers and

tom sullivan in for stuart. >> good morning to you. i'm tom sullivan in here for stuart this morning. here is the big story. bombshell report on clinton foundation, cash flowed into it as russia scooped up a big uranium company. 10 of millions of dollars went from people involved in the foundation, all while hillary was secretary of state. she had to approve the deal. latest polls show the tide may be turning. will voters really buy this so-called recovery? talk about a flight from hell? passengers mysteriously started passing out. pilots conducted a drastic nosedive to lower altitude. wait until you hear what the passengers had to say about the plane that landed safely. "varney & company" is about to begin. >> what families are strong americans are strong. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> what difference at this point does it make? tom: more from hillary in a minute. check the big board. 3m strong dollar is cutting into sales. company cut its profit forecast for the year. caterpillar is winner after the opinion r

tom sullivan, you're the pilot in our group. >> that is gyro copter. that camera angle doesn't show very well, but it looked like logo of the u.s. post office was on it. i'm thinking prankster an april 15th making some sort of tax protest. first of all entire capital area is shut down. flight restriction, nothing can fly. somehow this got through an penetrated radar that is supposed to protect the capitol the white house and all government buildings. melissa: that makes you feel good, doesn't it? >> like keystone cops. didn't the guy jump over the fence to get into the white house? melissa: this is somebody flying a helicopter. this could be a terrorist. is not but could be something if you're able to fly that close? >> they're very unstable. i don't like them. think they're unsafe. >> have you been on one of them. >> i've never flown a gyro copter. you can fly one around 1000 feet in the sky if you want. >> oh god. i'm telling you seems like the president of the united states should be protected at all costs. some moron in a gyro copter can get in the

and thanks to cheryl casone and david asman and tom sullivan for filling in while i was out. to figure out, 2.5 billion dollars. that is how much the clinton cash machine stands to bring in by election day. but not without paying potentially a very heavy price. not with the banking and financial types who apparently have the dough but the liberal types who have little patience for candidates who take that dough. thank god hillary has a bank problem and party's base told them it's them or us

i'm tom sullivan in for neil cavuto and hillary clinton set to kick off white house run sunday.or liz warren pushing to expand social security, if she wins in 2016 but with the social security disability fund set to run dry in 2016 yes next year tax analyst ann mitchell says we don't have the money to expand anything. dan the disability funds next year but the regular retirement fund is

i'm tom sullivan in for neil cavuto and hillary clinton set to kick off white house run sunday. and senator liz warren pushing to expand social security, if she wins in 2016 but with the social security disability fund set to run dry in 2016 yes next year tax analyst ann mitchell says we don't have the money to expand anything. dan the disability funds next year but the regular retirement fund is not

i'm tom sullivan in for neil cavuto and hillary clinton set to kick off white house run sunday.expand social security, if she wins in 2016 but with the social security disability fund set to run dry in 2016 yes next year tax analyst ann mitchell says we don't have the money to expand anything. dan the disability funds next year but the regular retirement fund is not

we've got you covered, our very own tom sullivan, ted peters, former philly fed member john lonski moody's economist. first let's go to peter at fed. >> no change in rate guidance, melissa. the fed continues to say raising interest rates will depend on incoming economic data but the fed acknowledged a slowing economy over the weekend which it suggested was due to temporary factors and it predicts that growth will resume for the rest of the year. let's get to the economic fallacies. information receive since the federal open market committee met in march suggested that economic growth slowed during the winter months in part reflecting transitory factors. the pace of job gains moderated and unemployment rate remained testified did i. a range of labor market indicators suggest underutilization of labor resources was little changed, growth in household spending declined. household real incomes rose strongly partly deflecting earlier declines in energy prices an consumer sentiment remains high. business fixed investment softened and the recovery in the housing sector remains slow. exports decli

and thanks to cheryl casone and david asman and tom sullivan for filling in while i was out. i'm trying to figure out, 2.5 billion dollars. that is how much the clinton cash machine stands to bring in by election day. but not without paying potentially a very heavy price. not with the banking and financial types who apparently have the dough but the liberal types who have little patience for candidates who take that dough. thank god hillary has a bank problem and party's base told them it's them or us taking money from fat cats who will guarantee you lose. to charlie gasparino, and michael car asa. what do you make of this? >> she has to walk a tightrope. the wall street guys i talked to and canvassing today, what do you think about the 2.5 billion number. they think she can do it. neil: that would have to be a big part of that? >> they have no problem being a part of that. they think whatever she does to the left by starting a class warfare attack which she's shown signs she's going to do it and think she's going to do it and go back to her quote, unquote self to appease eli

i'm tom sullivan in for neil cavuto and hillary clinton set to kick off white house run sunday. and senator liz warren pushing to expand social security, if she wins in 2016 but with the social security disability fund set to run dry in 2016 yes next year tax analyst ann mitchell says we don't have the money to expand anything. dan the disability funds next year but the regular retirement fund is not that far down the road either? >> two things to understand. first of all, the social security trust fund is nothing but iou's no real assets there. all this talk about whether it runs out in 2034 or 2033 is irrelevant. the government can only cash the iou's by taxing us more. here's the bigger problem that i have. what elizabeth warren is trying to encourage hillary clinton to do. we are running deficits in the social security program, and as more and more baby boomers retire, the deficits get larger and as a matter of fact if you look over the next 75 year, you take all the deficits adjust them for inflation you're talking about 40 trillion dollars of red ink. so the notion that we

is just a part of the a list heading to the ed sullivan theater over the next six weeks george clooney billy crystal will fer ill tina fay, julia roberts, tom, oprah all sit down with david and plenty more. there is no word yet who will be on letterman's final show on may 20th. >> by the way tune in tonight at 11:00 35:00 to see what billy crystal has in store for dave. that's right after "eyewitness news" at 11:00 right here on cbs-3. >>> israeli paparazzi trying their best to keep up with the cards ash yan's and kanye west. family in it ray he will for two davits reportedly took baby northwest to air nan yan church in jerusalem to have her baptized. the family is expected to shoot some footage for their reality show before moving onto jordan. >> and here's our first look at the upcoming rocky spin off creed, filming right here in philadelphia sylvester stallone posted this photo to inch stomach gram over the weekends, up until now we've seen them shooting but nothing official from the film t shows stallone's character rocky of course training with michael b jordan's character apollo creed's grandson. mark your calendars, creed hits theatr

honorable ralph becker, mayor of salt lake, utah, and the honorable tom tait, mayor of anaheim, california. and joining ron on stage is amy sullivan, correspondent of "national journal" and director of next economy program which will help moderate. i will turn it over to you. >> hi, amy. welcome, mayors. let me start and amy and i will kind of take turns grilling you, but let me start with a point we discussed with mayor garcetti, which is that although there are a few big cities that have a lot of undocumented by the estimates that would be potentially eligible for executive action, in fact, the best estimates from the migration policy institute is that this sis substantially dispersed, much more than, for example, under ronald reagan in the 1980s. with we hook at the top 20 counties they only account for 40% of the total pool of the eligible population. there is a lot of people out there. orange county with anaheim, estimated 157,000 people. eligible suburban denver, 41,000, salt lake county, 22,000. when we think -- when we get beyond chicago and new york and l.a., is the infrastructure in place to work through this process in

honorable ralph becker mayor of salt lake utah and the honorable tom tate, mayor of anaheim, california, and joining ron on stage is amy sullivan correspondent of national journal and director of the next economy program who will help moderate. i'll turn it over to you. >> hi, amy. >> welcome mayors. let me start and amy and i will take turns grilling you and let me start with the point they left off with mayor garcetti. although there are big cities that have a lot of undocumented by the estimates that would be potentially eligible for executive action in fact, the bestest estimates is that this is disbursed. they only account for 40% of the total pool of the eligible population. there are a lot of people out there. orange count we anaheim, estimated $15 157,000 people, and salt lake county, 22,000. when we think, when we get beyond chicago and new york and l.a., is the infrastructure to work through this process in a city of your size, mayor? >> i think the short answer is yes. the city of aurora is 250,000 we are already a city where the caucasians are a minority, 6% asian, 19% african-american, 28% hispanic and 1% to 2% wha

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