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that has away undeniable fact on people. there's 39,000 people in ohio that are going to lose their benefits on the 28 of december. if you look at the data, in the retail setting, it shows that the on line sales are moving quite briskly. you see for instance, you know, the transportation warehousing industries, the amazon type sales industries, things are going pretty well in that can text. people seem to be gravitating more and more toward shopping at home from their computer. i expect that will increase over time. confidence is a huge driver of growth, whether business confidence, individual confidence, and there are some in congress who just haven't given people reason to feel confident, haven't given business owners reason to feel confident. haven't given work he is reason to feel confident, federal employees, they haven't given recent to be confident. >> we're getting drug testing, co bako testing could keep some of you from their next job. the big company that won't hire smokers. >> the controversial of trading the mon

that's undeniable. >> it is undeniable. it happens on the hard left and the hard right.nd say, wait a minute here, i was elected by the people and quite frankly the strategy and the advice that you've given me over the last couple of months or years has been flat-out wrong and the american people have said, enough is enough. when you take a look at the polling data and obviously the speaker's done the same thing, the american people, even republicans, craig, were fed up with the tea party part of the wing, my party, that have said, not only is this irrational in terms of your political advice but also it just doesn't make sense and doesn't even pass the smell test. what you saw here is the speaker, congressman ryan and other conservatives come out and say, you know what, talk to the hand, enough is enough. >> talk to the hand. >> i'm going to vote what's in the best interest of my constituents. you saw that clearly with the bipartisan vote. >> angela, what might this mean for the relationship between house speaker john boehner and house democrats? >> well, craig, let me

humanitarian coordinator toby layncer says it's undeniable at this stage there must have been thousands of people who have lost their lives. >>> the u.n. is now sending more peacekeepers to south sudan to protect civilians. the security council has unanimously approved plans to nearly double the size of the u.n. peacekeeping force there. the 15-member council on tuesday adopted a resolution to boost the number of troops and police officers to about 14,000. the resolution authorizes the transfer of units from u.n. forces in other african countries if necessary. over 80,000 people have fled their homes, with more than half of them seeking shelter at u.n. facilities. >>> u.s. officials are urging all parties in the crisis to immediately stop fighting. secretary of state john kerry made calls on tuesday to both president kiir and former vice president muchar. special envoy donald booth is working with leaders of kenya, sudan, and other countries in the region to arrange for negotiations. >>> thousands of workers go inside japan's damaged nuclear plant every day doing one of the most dangero

he left an undeniable legacy of progress. the country has massive challenges with inequalities and opportunities between black masses and a white minority and black middle class is exploded and didn't exist when i was originally in south africa. at the same time, this country has challenges that, you know, very few countries could overcome. the fact that it's come this far is a miracle. i think south africans, when they talk about mandela and what he left, you hear it in their wonderment and unity we can't know what his absence is going to do to that country and what it will do, for instance, to the black majority's patience, which is enduring so far. >> i'm struck by a number on things in your reporting. one, the detailing of the accomplishments and challenges. i believe how you wrote there is a million or so new homes built since 2001 or so, the average income of black south africans has risen significantly but the discrepancy between black and white south africans is growing every month. >> if any one group has benefitted,

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looking ahead to 2016, it's undeniable the democratic favorite and front runner is a woman now.ormer secretary of state hillary clinton who could very well make history as the first female nominee or first female president. we also have a record number of hispanics and openly gay members of congress. but out of 535 members of congress, not a single one is a self-described atheist. a 2012 pew report revealed 7% of americans don't believe in a higher power. which leaves 15 million americans underrepresented in government. a gallup poll found 68% of americans would vote for a well-qualified, openly gay candidate, only 54% said they could vote for a well-qualified atheist. indeed ate ee at&tism appears to be a poison pill for politics. in 2007 pete stark a democrat from california was the first admitting to atheist. even he officially identified himself as quote, a unitarian who does not believe in a supreme being. and listen carefully to this clip from hbo's realtime with bill maher. it was last august with retired congressman barney frank on this subject. >> okay. barney frank, do

. >>> 2013 was undeniably a banner year for the gay and lesbian community.of states where same-sex marriage is legal jumped with four more in the works. four more gay members of congress and a number of professional athletes came out of the closet as well chipping away at long-held stereotypes in sports. but what about the transgender community? is their fight for equal rights also picking up steam? michael silverman is the executive director of the transgender legal defense and education fund and laverne cox is back, the star of "orange is the new black," a transgender rights advocate as well. always good to see you. >> hello, craig. >> we're going to talk about this show in a second. your fans would take me to task if i didn't ask you. last month, we know the senate overwhelmingly and bipartisanly passed the employment nondiscrimination act. it would essentially prohibit discrimination in the workplace based on sexual orientation and gender identity. still awaiting a vote in the house. for folks who have not necessarily been following this closely, how imp

supporters in the west who have tried to support the rebels as much as he can even if he so of the undeniable evidence that these rebels as i see are part of an attempt to turn not only the country but the entire region into a graveyard for minorities muslim and non muslim on the way to turning the clock back to the seventh century the british told the british government's policy and city up to now has been an absolute disaster and when you consider that only a handful of aim peace. held the line between britain and gauging in a military action recently after the chemical weapons attack on the eastern suburbs of damascus and september. i really do think there needs to be a public inquiry into how we came so close to effectively acting as al-qaeda and city as in force along with our u.s. counterparts. it's interesting that senator john mccain he us hawk to lead the charge for taking action in syria from kiev starting up the trouble there is senator mccain clearly belongs to the school of u.s. foreign policy in the world in all its complexities and challenges it is used to join with movie so th

the two are undeniably linked. obamacare, its unfunded mandates, broken policy incentives and tax penalty structure is exacerbating the crisis of unemployment in this country. my constituent, sandy from winston-salem, knows this firsthand. she contacted me to share how obamacare is impacting adjunct professors in north carolina community colleges. she said, our hours have been cut because of the unaffordable health care act. this legislation is the worst thing that could have happened to the average american. her story isn't unique. stories abound of community colleges working to figure out how they will manage to comply with obamacare's costly employer mandate. for some it means cutting part-time employee hours which shortchanges both workers and students. americans care about health care and they care about jobs. obamacare is the wrong solution for both. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. poe: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for

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liberal supporters in the west of trying to support the rebels as much as he can even if he saw the undeniable evidence that these rebels as i see are part of an attempt to turn not only the country but the entire region into a graveyard for minorities muslim unknown muslim on the way to turning the clock back to the seventh century i really do think there needs to be a public inquiry into how we came so course to effectively acting as al qaeda and syria as if force along with our u.s. counterparts well it is arabic channel news team is trying to get first hand experiences more people an address the city was apparently attacked by jihadist reports a dozens of civilians were massacred if you mr if you want to up to speed on this subject developing story you can get it to get more background. there are mixed signals tonight over ukraine's possible trade deal with the e.u. which has been the source of massive protests for the past month of course a senior official stated that all talks are now on hold while ukraine's authorities say they are progressing in this has it and that was fear the u.s. s

liberal supporters in the west who try to support the rebels as much as he can even if he so of the undeniable evidence that these rebels as i say are part of an attempt to turn not only the country but the entire interview for minorities loose women on the islam on their way to turning the clock back to the seventh century i really do think there needs to be a public inquiry into how we came so close to effectively acting as al qaeda and city as if force along with our u.s. counterparts. russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov condemned the massacre outside damascus the latest in a string of sectarian killings across the country. is the details foreign minister sergey lavrov had gay given a general statement on what's happening in the region where russia is concerned as well as its international partners he said that in cases of trying to work together to deal with the situation there he does feel that they need to be equal footing and fair consideration of where the different parties stand he gave syria as an example where russia's voice he felt was heard by the international community in co

even if east of the undeniable evidence that these frivolous as i stayed up on all fun and came to town or the country but in time. intuitive yet flawed minorities the phone line on the phone. on the reef to come to call back to the seventh century. i really do think the nice to be a inquiry into how we came so close to effectively acting as i'll take a insidious be a force along with our us counterparts. pharmacists again abroad for his pocket and the massacre of damascus like this history of sectarian killings across the country. mistress of the school that teaches about foreign minister sergei lavrov had gage be given a general statement on what's happening in the region where russia is concerned as well as its international partners he said that even in cases of trying to work together to deal with situations. does he do about the need to be equal footing and fair consideration of whether to support the staff gave served as an example where russia's boys he felt was right by the international community in coming up but that's the solution. another thing on syria that he had commente

. -- undeniable history that is palpable from the moment you step on stage. >> you got anything else for us? >> i'm getting a lot of credit here -- getting a lot of credit here for how good am supposed to be, but i think a good deal of it is from the audience that comes to the garden. they are a great audience, and if you have a great audience you usually give a better show. sometimes the show is meh. but here, it is mutual. >> he holds the record at madison square garden for the most sold out shows, 12 in 2006. his first four in the new year are already sold out. a new first down line calculator, laser power. we will hear from the ceo of the company behind it. ? >> in sports, we are going to start off with baseball. jacoby is trading red sox for pinstripes. a seven-year deal with the >> in sports, we are going to start off with baseball. jacoby is trading red sox for pinstripes. a seven-year deal with the yankees. that is according to cbssports.com. the outfielder has a .2970 batting average with the red sox. he still has to pass the physical, but he's effectively a yankee. robert k

liberal supporters in the west to try to support the rebels as much as they can even if a so of the undeniable evidence that these rebels as i say. of an attempt to. a region into a graveyard for minorities muslim and non-visual i'm on the way to turning the clock back to the seventh century i really do think there needs to be a public inquiry into how we came so close to effectively acting as al qaeda and city as if force along with our u.s. counterparts. just last week the us and britain limited their aid to only moderate rebels due to the increasing inflow of al-qaeda linked jihadists it's led some analysts to predict that the opposition might unite with the army against a common enemy now only a few months ago. supporters of the opposition and even the opposition itself was being very quiet and many people turning a blind eye to the existence of a significant radical jihad it just al-qaeda linked elements running round it let's say in syria so it serves their interests at the time because the us britain and france were positioned themselves possibly for a military strike against the syrian

brian williams is the only to go to south africa but giving his undeniable place in history as a man who emerged from 27 years behind bars to lead his country away in the moral horror of apartheid how did so much of the country wind up being about minor side shows? >> he shook the hand of a cuban president raul castro if the first time in forever that an american has do that. >> president obama finding himself face-to-face with the president of cuba, reaching out and shaking hands with none other than raul castro. >> the handshake with raul castro, the president of cuba we believe was president obama showing respect to nelson mandela and the occasion of today in the spirit of reconciliation. >> look, there are many things which do go after the president. these cheap shots over his alleged we behavior ain't one of them. >> joining us now in washington, is fox news contributor and author of the top twitter column on foxnews.com. and digital politics issue host of "power play," and juan williams analyst who has interviewed nelson mandela. what does it say about our media culture this ha

but giving mandela's undeniable place in history as the man who spent 27 years behind bars to lead his country away from apartheid, how did so much of wiped up being about sdrangzs such as this chance encounter. >> right as he went up before his speech, he shook the hand of the cuban president raoul castro, the first time in forever that an american president has done that. >> president obama finding himself face-to-face with the president of cuba, reaching out and shaking hands with none other than raul castro. >> the handshake to president castro we believe was president obama showing respect to nelson mandela and the spirit of reconciliation. >> these cheap shots of his alleged behavior at a funeral ain't one of them. >> joining us here in washington, lauren ashburn. chris starwald, digital politics editor for fox news .host of the online show power play. and juan williams, a fox news analyst who has interviewed nelson mandela. what does it say about our media culture? >> the focus is on a nonstory. this is low hanging fruit for the media, something that's easy for them to shoot. th

. >> america -- it is an undeniable truth we were founded on judeo-christian principles. we believe in freedom of religion including being an atheist and insulting people. i insult liberals. >> the bible says if you deny jesus before men i will deny you before the father. >> he said go into the closet and pray. >> he does not. >> he does. matthew 25. >> not to be a hypocrite -- the point is -- >> let her finish. >> the point is it's great we are talking about this, but i shouldn't have to hide that i love jesus and i cell appreciate christmas in order to make you feel comfortable. >> sarah? >> nobody wants that is. >> i am just relieved we are all on the same page about the rockettes. >> okay. liz? >> i can't go into a starbucks without having to hear christmas music, have a christmas cup. there is so much christmas. it's wonderful and i love it, but i think there are other problems to concentrate on other than the attack on christmas. it's fabricated. >> now there is freedom from expression and it's wrong. that happens with the supreme court when they deal with issues. p

that's undeniable. the interesting thing is i think this is a result also of podesta going into the white house. the problem is that the new appointment is a woman who has great relationships,ist just really with the democrats. this clearly is meant to shore up that relationship. but obama is between a rock and a hard place. they really need to be able to reject his agenda and yet, she seems to be coming in also in part to kind of help them i guess embrace the climate change and the agenda and anything that's going to be moving major agendas again next year is going to only hurt people more. obama effectively has to allow the democrats to essentially reject him. i don't think that's what this woman's goal is going to be. >> we'll have to wait and see. kristy, the president has to do something to turn around his abyssmal numbers. these fox news poll numbers. his job performance on specific issues are way under water. all of them. economy and health care, approval at 37 and 36. his disapproval at 60 and 6

the studies are undeniable that it doesn't work.etter solution than just putting more people in jail than anyone else in the world. >> and i'll tell you what, we got to just clarify for everyone watching, if they're nervous about this notion, this is for nonviolent offenders. we're not talking about, you know, people with drug convictions with violence connected to that. i want to turn the corner for just a second. give me a quick one-two on something near and dear to your heart. legislation that is come into being. take it from there and tout your horn. >> here is moore horn, a senator has now filed a bill that makes cyberbullying or any type of g bullying a crime. it's happening every day in every school. i like the idea that we're starting. i would like the idea of having parental responsibility. and you and i talked about that. but i think we have to start withholding the parents responsible for what their 10 and 12 and 14-year-old children are doing. particularly what's going to happen in the next five to ten years with the int

it comes at a time it's undeniable, he's on the political rocks here. out of the unhealthy rollout of healthcare.gov, this is the latest in a series of events given at the center for american progress, a left-leaning think take and it was music to the ears of the left. he's thinking about his legacy, the last three years of his presidency, and he's trying to shore up base democratic voters. here is a little more that the president has to say. >> the idea that a child may never be able to escape that poverty because she lacks a decent education or health care, or a community that views her future as their own? that should offend all of us. and it should compel us to acts. we are a better country -- to action. we are a better country than this. so let me repeat: the combined trends of increased inequality and decreasing mobility pose a fundamental threat to the american dream, our way of life and what we stand for around the globe. >> president went on to say that a so-called deficit of opportunity, interesting phrasing there, is much more important than

. >> there was undeniable that the pressure we put on iran through these sanctions is exactly what has brought iran to the table today. and i think congress deserves an enormous amount of credit for that. but i don't think that any of us thought we were just imposing these sanctions for the sake of imposing them. we did it because we knew that it would hopefully help iran dismantle its nuclear program. >> joel, there's another interesting aspect to this i think. that is this idea that you can have an administration go out and broker a deal with another country and then on the back end have lawmakers essentially to dismantle said deal. that would seem to set a very dangerous precedent. >> it is very troubling to see congress right now taking the position that it wants to be micromanaging the negotiations. we have a separation of powers and we have an executive branch and legislative branch. and the congress has imposed sanctions that the executive branch has used as leverage in the negotiations to extract tangible gains with the prospects of more tangible gains. that's the job of the ex

i hit them with an undeniable fact and the dissent floated away.r tip of the day, lead with your best shot. first round knockouts are the best. that's it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. oh eyely@fox news.com. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not write to us under a temulent state. huh? excellent word. thanks for watching us tonight. ms. megyn is next. i am bill o'reilly. remember, the spin stops right here because we are definitely looking out for you ft.

undeniably important. he doesn't need to say that the government is watching everything we do.s enough outrage out there, about what we, what we have already seen that we know the government is actually capable of doing. yet, joy, he continues to overstate it. his rhetoric is out of control compared to information revealed. >> that's the issue that they have had with him. when those -- when the stories came out in '06. this was a huge, alarming story. the fact that these things are going on. albeit with warrants. one thing that is true. young people. my youngest, child, 14, will not grow up knowing an unguarded unwatched moment. that is true. every company you dupe business with. every site. google. good old facebook. these companies are making incredible intrusions people don't know about into their privacy every single day. what's snnew? they're sharing them with the government. people need new be concerned about the company's access as well. >> joy reid, steven clemens, thank you for joining us to night. >> thank you. off awe thank you, lawrence. >> coming of. my very favori

i hit them with an undeniable fact and the dissent floated away.shot. first round knockouts are the best. that's it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. oh eyely@fox news.com. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not write to us under a temulent state. huh? excellent word. thanks for watching us tonight. ms. megyn is next. i am bill o'reilly. remember, the spin stops right here because we are definitely looking out for you ft. >>> breaking news tonight on the vote that will impact benefits for military members. welcome to "the kelly file." i'm megyn kelly live from the world headquarters of fox news in new york city. plus -- a marine says he was just doing the right thing -- warning about a threat that led to the murder of three fellow marines. now the military wants him dishonorably discharged. new evidence tonight in our ongoing "the kelly file" investigation. plus, the first lady dives into the health care mess with an oval office pitch. we'll show you why a 20-s

the star power is undeniable. i think it will draw in audiences. liz: i like the promo, i loved it.great, funny. come on, why not. "47 ronin" that already is getting negative buzz. >> oh, "47 ronin." this is going to turn out to be financial disaster for universal much this is a story based on a japanese legend. it stars keanu reeves. in this fantasy story about a group of samurai taking revenge for the death of their lord. this was supposed to be out last year in 2012. it ended up on, you know, a lot of movie ended up on cutting room floor. they did extensive reshoots. budget blew up over $200 million. this will be seen as kind of a catastrophic flop. david: all right. i'm going to see "american hustle." maybe "hunger games" a third time? i don't know. liz: david? david: what is wrong with that? if you enjoy it. >> why not "wolf of wall street"? david: i might see "wolf of wall street." i might see it. >> "american hustle" is an excellent choice. david: blue jasmine. didn't talk about that. unbelievable acting job on that. thank you very much, matt, good to see you. aapreciate it.

i mean, after all, the one thing he can really do well is campaign that's undeniable.is one of the great campaigners in american history. he twice one the presidency. his trouble is he has trouble governing. here he is faced with a management problem a government problem. he passed a bill regulations are so complex and contradictory, he has got a web site that's not functioning correctly and he thinks that if he makes the right speeches. >> he really believes that let me just jump in here. he really believes it, right? he is not going up there selling a product that he knows is defective. i think he talks himself into believing it, does he not? >> bill, i will let you play the psychiatrist. i am gnostic on what's inside of his head. i will tell you something about the words that i hear. what he is telling us is that everything is fine. it's going to be working correctly. but that's not going to work on somebody who gets a cancellation notice. he says he did this whole thing so that more people have access to health insurance. well, 5 million people have now lost health

it's undeniable. there are more on the left. >> how many have television shows, right?many on tv. the successful right wing commentators are are usually more measured than the left wing ones. i think the it is all about talent. a lot of people don't have anything else. >> think about what obama care. it's a disaster. i don't care how they try to spin it or make it income inequality. it's not working in europe. in the united states we are seeing it across the board. anemic recovery. flat lining wages. the trade policy is a disaster. this stuff is not working. of course you have to move on. you're anti-woman, tiblack, racist, anti-immigrant. it's the same old play book. they are regurgitating the same things and they are frustrated. i think they thought obama would come into office and the country would be transformed. they haven't succeeded in transforming the country as they thought they would do. that makes them angry. >> they are lashing out like a child would and their vision isn't working out. that's a go theory. >> ed schultz apologized. he left me a long voicemail

>> today when we discuss once again health care.gov rollout, which has undeniably been an inarguablyll, the website? it's working. you've lost that talking point. as they grasp at straws, president obama's talking about the law's benefits. highlighting one woman's story. >> she was one of the 3.1 million young people that this law helped cover because they could join their parents' plan. and that means that when she was diagnosed with a potentially deadly autoimmune disorder she got the care she needed. in the letter she wrote, i'm grateful because the affordable care act saved my life, saved my family from bankruptcy and gave me a future. >> this law is saving lives. how does the republican national committee counter that? quote, the white house is trying to woo young people, really? it's offensive that the democrats think that they can make things right with a social and some warm up talking points. i'll tell you what's offensive, when the republicans call the website president obama's katrina or that when obama care is terrorizing the country, or when a group backed by billionaire

undeniable. there are more on the left. >> how many have television shows, right?ul right wing commentators are are usually more measured than the left wing ones. i think the it is all about talent. a lot of people don't have anything else. >> think about what obama care. it's a disaster. i don't care how they try to spin it or make it income inequality. it's not working in europe. in the united states we are seeing it across the board. anemic recovery. flat lining wages. the trade policy is a disaster. this stuff is not working. of course you have to move on. you're anti-woman, antiblack, racist, anti-immigrant. it's the same old play book. they are regurgitating the same things and they are frustrated. i think they thought obama would come into office and the country would be transformed. they haven't succeeded in transforming the country as they thought they would do. that makes them angry. >> they are lashing out like a child would and their vision isn't working out. that's a good theory. >> ed schultz apologized. he left me a long voicemail. he said it on tv.

because it reaches so many people that it's now undeniable. so many people lost good jobs in 2008 and 2009 and the years after because of the financial crisis and almost all of the jobs created since then have been very low wage jobs. and you've seen this pressure to push people off unemployment insurance so they get more and more desperate. so they're willing to take these $8, $9 an hour job. these are people in their late 50s who all their lives have made upper middle class salaries and are now in desperation. >> i'm going to have to hold it there. joan walsh and ryan grim, let me thank you for your time and wish you a merry christmas. but let me also say that it will be a christmas of anxiety for too many americans. because we are not taking seriously the fight for economic fairness in this country. and if there's anything we must do as a nation over all of our religious, racial, and geographical differences is we must seize this time to fight for economic fairness and economic equality. that's the agenda for the new year. >>> coming up, de

i mean, hiding something is a kind of undeniable human right, you know?e sense of a private life. the next gizmo could start reading our thoughts, and who wants that? >> they're not gonna be able to read our minds for a few generations, if ever. >> but they're working on it, though. >> yes, they are. the reason it was so huge is, we had to put so much in it. >> cooper is annoyed, as we all are, by his cell phone, which butted in as we were discussing the gadget's history. >> we never would have... [cell phone chirps] >> [chuckles] >> sorry about that. >> [laughing] that's all right. >> i just got a notification from my-- >> oh, i thought you had-- >> yeah, no. >> a parrot or a budgie in here. >> my droid came with me, and it says, "droid," every time i get an email message in. so i corrected it, and now it goes, "beep." >> [giggling] >> and he's philosophical on the topic of bad phone manners, that worldwide curse of other people's chatter-- sound and fury, signifying nothing. >> you know, it doesn't take a telephone to make people be either stupid or rud

it's undeniable the democratic favorite and front runner is a woman now.of state hillary clinton who could very well make history as the first female nominee or first female president. we also have a record number of hispanics and openly gay members of congress. but out of 535 members of congress, not a single one is a self-described atheist. a 2012 pew report revealed 7% of americans don't believe in a higher power. which leaves 15 million americans underrepresented in government. a gallup poll found 68% of americans would vote for a openly gay candidate, only 54% said they could vote for a well-qualified atheist. it appears to be a poison pill for politics. in 2007 pete stark a democrat from california was the first admitting to atheist. even he officially identified himself as quote, a unitarian who does not believe in a supreme being. and listen carefully to this clip from hbo's realtime with bill maher. it was last august with retired congressman barney frank on this subject. >> okay. barney frank, do you feel more liberated being out of congress? you

coupled with the fact we've got jobs absolutely improving that is undeniable. consumers have more confidence. cheryl: you know what, john, though but the prediction for 2014 is services sector will be the main growth. those are lower paying jobs. those are not people maybe buying homes. >> well that's true, but overall it is unquestionable that the housing sector is improving and inventories are really in check with the majority of the homebuilders. and when you look at companies like union pacific which transports, they're seeing increases in home building supplies on rails which is another sector that we like. david: jeff saut, let's talk about real estate in the sky. you have a couple of tower companies, people will still be going mobile, a lot more than they already have and american towers corporation, sba communication are two tower companies set to take off when that happens, right? >> well you can see it every year, david, your mobile device becoming a computer. you've seen it every year for the past five or six years. you see the trend continue. tower

music rising from the source and 100 feature forms going back, the train sales over and undeniably there is excitement here in disneyland and the people well, this is christmas day and its pact and a very crowded and used to be closed on christmas. so many families have decided to spend christmas in disneyland. one of them said it used to be closed and sacred days and of course now the church of retail and joost magic has moved into all of the holy days on the calendar as we move up into the second line the music closes in and around us. the great media corporation is stalking us. the company with the power to convene the congress and extended the copy written life to 80 years is singing to less. someday my prince will come. that means he wasn't a premature ejaculator the theme from the musketeers and what's this? ragtime cementing a doll, mysterious choirs evoking the winter wonderland seems for the thousands fanning themselves with mickey mouse shaped fans in their bermuda shorts. in the ticket window shut in our face. a thai europe looking lady is announcing that the park is closed. k

well, look it, it's undeniably true. economy is finally showing signs of life of the slow recovery, but why is there still such a disconnect between the strengthening economy on one side and the president's collapsing approval numbers on the other? emp empb including his economic numbers which are down? we welcome back our free market friday panel. all right. over stlthree revisions for the summer quarter, third quarter. more or less you won't from 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 to 4.1. he's right about the job increase. you, yourself, have written about this. does he deserve credit for this economic improvement? >> you know, what's interesting is back in 2009 when they were putting out their economic forecast, what would happen because of the stimulus, they didn't predict, like -- we've had two quarters of 4% better growth during this entire recovery. they predicted about four years of 4% growth. they were off just a little bit. i'm sorry, we had the sequester, the government shutdown. and the economy seems to be accelerating? i'm not

you feel about what chelsea manning did and what punishment she should or should not get, it is undeniably of the biggest trials of the year, if not the decade. and i think mainstream media really failed to cover it. it was mostly independent journalists there. they had a really hard time getting into the courts. >> "the new york times" basically was shamed into sending a reporter there. one thing i will say, it's a remarkable thing. i really understand now how people who don't want things to be covered keep them from being covered because i work in television now. and the first question at the editorial meeting is is there tape or sound? and there's never any tape or sound. there is no tape or sound out of began tan moe or basically anything that happens on wall street, derivatives, s.e.c. that doesn't justify people -- >> printouts -- >> but it's so fascinating to watch the way in people who don't want things covered keep things away from microphones, away from cameras. it makes a huge difference. jodi arias, the jury asking her questions was on tv, it then got on tv. lizz winstead. >> o

they are undeniably nice-looking cars. >> i just discovered that two of my cousins own teslas. live in the >> there are not too many of them here, but there are apparently on the west coast. >> where people can afford them. they are centered around silicon valley, new york city suburbs. in carhave been factories before. is it that much more automated than a typical plant? >> no. >> most cars are mostly made by robot now, aren't they? are not.ey there are still a heck of a lot of people necessary to run them. i have seen robots in car factories as long as i have been going to car factories. they have always been there. but it is key to point out more robots now. >> i didn't see too many people every >> it is a former gm factory. paint shop and any factor you have to have a robot, and grabbed the frame and turn it over and dip it in the paint and pull it back out. that's how it goes. we get more credit for calling a robot a robot. before it was called a machine. >> now it is a robot. coming up, we will debate the difference between robots and machines. we will show you why you ne

i think that's undeniable. i think the system permanents such an unplanned ways a big part of it also and the lack of attention to kind of equity and making sure everyone is getting resource is in a fairly evenly distributed way. i think that's at the heart of the high health spending and poor outcome. i mean, and the outcomes we look at many outcomes many people point to when you talk about the paradox or things like life me, infant mortality. these are population health outcomes that are children by the social and behavioral and environmental fact yours. there's other health outcomes were we actually do quite well and we don't want to not acknowledge those. those are the things that respond well to have a medical waste intervention. we have more people living with a replacement in the united states than anywhere else in the world and on kidney dialysis. it's not that we don't do well in anything. it's that we don't do well in these broad population health outcomes on which are so often compared with industria

. >> no, you don't know it but it's undeniable. whether it was his own life, personal, whether the writers ever divulge it. but i create my own scenario. i write my own script under your script. >> rose: you have a back story. >> my story is either it was his father that had these difficulties and he watchedded father son relationship in his own family or himself or a combination of the two. but when another human being comes to the table, that is gifted but troubled, he's compassionate, he's very sensitive. and he's-- and will die for them. and wished others maybe had died for his father or had been kinder to him. >> and yet he had not seen both the inspiration and infewive quality of cary. >> yes, as well as something that was not missing. >> yes. >> something was damaged. >> yes. >> she would have less appeal to him. >> yes. >> because he had been there and he had suffered. >> yes there is a musical group that i've been working with, and on. it's a palestinian violinist, israeli-palestinian violinist, a syrian drummer. an israel