some gun at point to point out gun loving hypocrite and i'm happy hour but it came hard ass and a unicorn and al qaeda have to do with one another we'll tell you. it's part of american power continue. by the time. they were breaking the. radio. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for sleep you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry is a big issue. here is what i. like and they alone are so they'll get the real headline with none of them are the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're completely disconnected from the viewers and what actually matters to those viewers and so that's why young people just don't watch t.v. anymore if they want news they go online and read it but we're trying to take those stories that people actually care about and transfer them back in t.v. . to the capital account i'm lauren lyster. all right guys it's time to give out tonight's tool time award and it's going to a lobbying group that has helped ca

it was right when the london whale trading last news broke you said if this is a hedge this is a unicorn hedge because i have never seen it before we've never seen it before now that you've heard jamie diamond's explanation and of course all sorts of other news has come out in the meantime do you feel ever more strongly that that's what this is a unicorn hedge or not had at all i don't think it's a hedge at all i mean senator menendez said something pretty funny he paraphrase shakespeare you know to hedge or not to hedge i don't think in the sixteenth century this phrase would have been so sonorous or had such resonance but the question is was this a hedge and so jamie dimon was saying this was not this was a hedge right but in another way he said we were looking to make revenue on it when you have a hedge you look to make money you look to not lose money so you should be roughly equal it should come out at zero if you do it right but they were actually making a bet and he said that in his own words so now i think that's really interesting because we can just dismiss the whole hedge thin

gun at point to point out some gun loving hypocrites and on happy hour what it came hard ass and a unicorn and al qaeda have to do with one another we'll tell you. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harman welcome to the big picture. wealthy british style. sometimes writing. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cars or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. all right guys it's time to give out tonight's tool time award and it's going to a lobbying group that has helped cause and politicize an exaggerated crisis the national rifle association pressures a lot of politicians to ensure gun safety laws are as lax as possible one of the ways it does this is by giving lawmakers a score based on the way they vote so the group raised a few eyebrows when it said it was core legislators on tod

put some gun point to point out gun loving hypocrite and on happy hour what it came hard ass and a unicorn and al qaeda have to do with one another we'll tell you. the street claims the process is perfectly. sings. that brings nothing but our income for. the environment knows better and the industry isn't telling the whole story. they're goddamn liner's. they're here to. make as much money as they can and get the hell out of. there hasn't been anything good on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. before the source material is what helps keep journalism honest we thought. we wanted to present. something else. all right guys it's time to give out tonight's tool time award and it's going to a lobbying group that has helped cause and politicize an exaggerated crisis the national rifle association pressures a lot of politicians to ensure gun safety laws are as lax as possible one of the ways it does this is by giving lawmakers a score based on the way they vote so the group raised a few eyebrows when it said it was core legislators on today's resolution to hold eric holder in conte

today, unicorn appreciation day.a tax a unicorn loses its horn. is that not disgusting? >> glenn: a lot of horns on the ground. >> bob: how many do you have now? >> greg: 87. >> bob: you are odd. >> glenn: reason to vote for romney. >> greg: that does it for "the five." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. wave, bob. wave in my face. wave. ♪ ♪ >> bret: did the chief justice change his healthcare vote in recent days? this is "special report." ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. the swing vote that nobody saw coming. chief justice john roberts with the majority upholding obamacare. did roberts change the vote late in the process? was the court prepared to strike down part of if not all of the healthcare law? shannon bream has the story. >> there are a lot of clues in the structure of the opinion it was a late switch. >> strong signals that chief justice john roberts may have flipped his vote. decide with the liberal block, to find the mandate and healthcare law constitutional use of congressional taxing

my unicorn. pretty. butterfly to me that's what i want work it out but he left that. everybody. tony shouldn't be there tell me. an excellent case to be able to get relief and be out of there to be able to literally walk free from death row but all these people that keep telling us i mean. their words and we're not being shown anything nobody we're not one step closer now than we were fourteen years ago to actually seeing him walk out the door and because we deal with it every week when we go to visit whether we talk about it or when we put our hands up on that window and say love you take care of the chances aren't really very good. and now it's getting to the point where they've executed more and more of his friends most of the ones that i knew when i first started seeing him and i've met some of them met some of those family and gotten to know most of those who've been executed already only like two or three left that are still alive that i knew before and he flew than. to him are his the last of his friends and he says every time there's another execution it seems like he di

today, unicorn appreciation day.x a unicorn loses its horn. is that not disgusting? >> glenn: a lo

today, unicorn appreciation day.es a tax a unicorn loses its horn. is that not disgusting? >> glenn: a lot of horns on the ground. >> bob: how many do you have now? >> greg: 87. >> bob: you are odd. >> glenn: reason to vote for romney. >> greg: that does it for "the five." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. wave, bob. wave in my face. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to redeye. i'm greg gutfeld. let's go to andy levy. >> top story, tom cruise and indicated had i holmes you are damn right that is our top story. and american eagle flight attendant said they had enough. and probably bill clinton, probably and finally bill clinton and miley cyrus together in "d" block, two separate stories, i think. >> greg: thanks, andy and magic mike opening today? >> nah. >> i'm sorry andy. >> i know we were supposed to see it after the show tonight. >> i didn't know spin was going to be back in town. by the end of night it would not have been rude to offer your ticket? >> i said it's fine, i hope you enjoy the movie. >> have a great show. >

today, unicorn appreciation day. every time that president obama passes a tax a unicorn loses it

see here this is a huge hole and it's supposed to belong to the figure of a unicorn to spread out over was forming to the roof and that's actually supposed to symbolize. and appropriately enough it's linked to this figure here of a woman who can make head supporting breast. and legs at the back and just across the line of dots that they are both joined as one. room has a strong spiritual aura and i wasn't surprised to find that even after all this time it's still used as a shrine so this is considered to be wanted to not be most sacred place in the whole cave and it's interesting to see how the ancient religions have come together with christianity as people began to believe that this little figure here actually started to look like an icon of mary and christians started to come here and worship and place little icons of their own he'd see they're still here and it's still used as a place where people can pray to thousands and thousands of years and truth was made this may be the most unusual icon in the region but most of the work comes from one small town with an international reputa

. >>> mitt the unicorn, the donald goes birther berserk and the dark arts revealed.re the top lines week in review. >> against no odds, he achieved the possible. >> very likely he will win. >> there is a republican microphone. >> this bloviating ignoramus. >> i've been known as being a very smart guy. >> i'm not a lifer. >> mitt romney is a small business guy. >> dinner with the donald for $3. give me a name. >> there are many people. >> donald, you're beginning to sound a little ridiculous. >> you sound ridiculous. >> i'm appreciative to have the help of a lot of good people. ? my twitter is very large. >> it has not been demonstrated that mitt romney is not a unicorn. >> he is a mipisces known for their nature. >> cameron was in jip land. >> let my people go! ♪ >> above the fruited plains ♪ >> i can tell that you the world is a safe place today. >> what do you fear? >> what is your fear? >> it's not -- >> i am dangerous. >> weakness is provocative. >> weakness incurs aggression. ? why don't you take that -- >> i kind of take great pleasure in. maybe it is the dark

that it is somehow mythical that it's like a unicorn or a mermaid. it doesn't actually exist. and it is exceedingly rare to catch a politician's hand in the cookie jar. the blagojevich tapes where you actually hear a sitting governor shaking down contributors is exceedingly rare. but the watergate experience and the nixon tapes are similarly revealing. and they actually show real quid pro quo corruption including the selling of ambassadorships as well as illegal campaign contributions. so as someone who was not alive during watergate, i was born after watergate, whenever i research this, my hair starts to curl. and you can see the result now. and one of the things that i find really remarkable is that some of the iceberg tips showing what was wrong in the nixon administration was actually known before the 1972 election. and so if you'll look at the side here, this is an ad from mcgovern's campaign. >> this is about the government. this is about credibility. this is about electronics. this is about bugging. this is about spying. this is about thievery, espionage, bribing, contr

going on in the c quest ration area stashing away carbon is there anything going on with dragons unicorns and leprechauns because if there i think it just doesn't exist you know billions of dollars been poured into this and the last chance to save clean coal i think was the climate bill ironically enough which contained huge giveaways to invest in clean coal that money's gone thanks so much for being with us tonight appreciate it. the writing is on the wall and it's clear our planet and our species are in danger unfortunately the oil barons continue to pay republicans in congress to plug their ears and close their eyes go down and and the republicans are faithfully doing what their masters tell them to do. in screwing news with lawsuits lawsuits piling up at elections officials refusing to obey his orders florida governor rick scott is continuing his illegal voting purge of thousands of eligible floridian voters at the same time he's been hitting the airwaves trying to persuade the media floridians and all of america that is lawsuit against the federal government is not serious and just a

keeping our own identity and our i mean we have to stuck to our own infrastructure that's like the unicorn and think to learn i think this is why the copyright wars are so essential because. we spear to be a technology is since napster in one thousand nine people. understood got it that by sharing files between individuals you. know it would be a better culture you know to practice. that's the story tell no no no but you'll build a bit better culture for yourself everybody will use napster down with let me finish the story of the human race is the history of culture is history of copying thoughts exotic far exactly and processing them further our culture is meant to be charlotte's dating your like of the certainly no i mean yeah no way it seems like that any industrial culture you have it out culture has become sort of industrial for the want to cross the line and really go towards well we're feeding the troll that you know because he's playing the devil's advocate and he's doing a very good. yeah it is it is in the political storytelling it is called stealing but i want to make my point h

. >> they might as well tell us to use unicorns. >> web video explain what is is it and the dilemma that they face. >> it's produced from wood, grasses and the non-ethable part of plants. the problem of 2011 it didn't exist commercially. in 2019, the epa is still forcing refineries to blend 8.6 million gallons of the file. >> since they can't use something that doesn't exist they pay what amounts to fines. >> why would they ask them to blend any at all if it doesn't exist? they can squeeze extra dollars out of them. >> they have a ability to lower the requirement. >> we'll reduce blending obligation by 98%. we feel it's the right thing to do. we'll maintain the blending obligation on the gallons we think will emerge. >> the epa which would not speak on camera is still hoping production will emerge. study by the congressional research service however, says the government, "projects that biofuels are not expected to be commercially available on a large scale until 2015." so refiners are suing, worried the mandate gets larger. still, not a gallon of cellulostic ethanol in sight. >> bret: th

it's not all rainbows and unicorns, i know it. wishful thinking to say the bull case can work?'t think so. remember, we buy stocks, not spanish bonds. we don't buy u.s. cash rates, chinese cliffs. you know what? i bet there is no cliff at all. i bet it's smooth sailing. we're ready for k-2 anyway. "mad money" will be right back. >> announcer: coming up -- cash shelter. watch but tonight cramer found one company that's gotten a credit upgrade. jim's sitting down with the ceo of ventas. can the senior housing communities help take care of your portfolio or could the supreme court's health care decision put it in intensive care? and later, lucky charm? from cheerios to chex, the big g is one of the largest food companies on earth. with a hearty portion of the international sales coming from europe, can this foodie keep fresh or will threats of a global slowdown make its stock steal? cramer gets the scoop from general mills's ceo just ahead. all coming up on "mad money." >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer, #

. >> he first worked with us on the never ending story, i am holding, the unicorn the first animal ina that gives us a sense of the magic that happens there. he can move in many different ways i am no a puppeteer i watched it enough. >> that gives you an appreciation for the puppeteers at that are a part of the show what is amazing, there is not one portion of it that is easy >> tack about effortless, that is what ballet is when you are good at it when it comes to ballet in our area, washington ballet dancers ands are some of the best. they are getting in last minute rehearsal here and they are being led by david palmer, for washington ballet can i steal you. >> absolutely holly. >> good to see you again. >> like wise. >> tell me about this coming together for the first time at imagination stage at first did you thing it was a good idea. >> we thought it was a great idea. one thing as a creative person is always to be challenged and go to new boundarytry new things, and ballet, as an art form has been out for hundreds of years but the reality is a lot of people don't realize it starte

i got -- riding a unicorn. >> taking the regional jets to detroit on a regional basis. >> let's hopeots of jobs created. thanks very much. >> my favorite story of the day. >> another great news story. >> you know the problem? airbus factory? >> what? >> i'll reiterate a joke. labor regulations. too loose. >> i'm laughing. >> you're only laughing because of the vodka. >> i'm contracted to laugh as your co-host. >> is that true? >> on air anyway. >>> coming up, big deal for research in motion after the bell. >>> we have josh brownback to defend the position on rim. stick around. >> poor josh. here's one you may not have thought of -- fidelity. now you don't have to go to a bank to get the things you want from a bank, like no-fee atms, all over the world. free checkwriting and mobile deposits. now depositing a check is as easy as taking a picture. free online bill payments. a highly acclaimed credit card with 2% cash back into your fidelity account. open a fidelity cash management account today and discover another reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. this is new york state.

it is not all rainbows and unicorns and i know that. wishful thinking to say that the bull case can work. i don't think. so remember, we buy stocks and not spanish bonds and buy u.s. tax rates, and we don't buy chinese cliffs. you know what, i bet you there is no cliffs at all. i bet you it is smooth sailing, but we are ready for k-2 anyway. "mad money" will be right back. >>> cash shelter? the world may be on a credit watch, but tonight, cramer has one company that has gotten a credit upgrade. jim is sitting down with the ceo of ventas. >>> could the supreme court decision put it in intensive care? >>> and later, lucky charm and from cheerios to chex, the big g is one of the largest food companies on earth, but with a hearty portion of the international sales coming from europe, can the foodie stay fresh or will a global slowdown make its stock stale? cramer gets the scoop from the ceo coming up later on "mad money." >>> don't miss a second of "mad money" follow jim cramer on twitter. have a question, tweet cramer at #madtweets. or you

we won't have a lot of, you know, rainbows and unicorns and lollipops in washington. >> marshmallow worldy did a survey and their feeling is that the it will be higher soon. would that help this market. >> what is going on in europe is not necessarily going to help the fed make a decision yes or no. and really with the euro falling apart at the seams, with everybody running for safety, what the fed does is still not in a vacuum. it is a global perfecti perspec that we have to take into account and there are a lot of things globally that we have no bearing on. >> what is the case at all without more policy? whether it is china, europe or the u.s. there's no bull case without policy. i don i don't want to pay when i know there's no bold case without the economy. >> why do you think the economy is slowing down right now. when we came into the beginning of this year within things were looking pretty good and you were not looking pretty good because job growth was stronger, industrial construction was doing pretty well. suddenly, spring time came around and we slowed down. >> the shorter answe

it's believed by some to have inspired the myth of the unicorn. >> bamberger: they tell me it's the onlyope known to be able to kill a lion. >> logan: they vanished decades ago from the deserts of egypt, senegal, chad-- all the places where they first walked the earth more than two million years ago. >> bamberger: they wouldn't be here and alive if we hadn't taken some action 30 years ago. >> logan: in the late 1970s, bamberger offered to devote more than 600 acres of his property to save an endangered animal, at his own expense. american zoos sent him nearly all of the remaining known genetic stock of scimitar-horned oryx in the world, and from that, he raised hundreds of animals. he's since sent some to african reserves for eventual reintroduction into the wild, but he believes the best hope to sustain the species today lies on the texas range. >> bamberger: i've got ranchers that i started them out on with half a dozen animals that got 200 now. >> seale: but if you're a conservationist, and you've given up your land, you've given up thousands, millions of dollars to save this species.

>> the view the past two or three weeks an absolute gift unless you believe that there are unicorns and rainbows coming into this market. we have brought down volatility and bringing up the difficuvide yield and repositioning things to have more focus on the u.s. this is a gift. if you want to buy volatility for the next couple of months to protect yourself, you have to give there too. >> one more quick comment. you have been as positive on the markets as anybody has that we speak to. do you use yesterday as an opportunity to buy some of the things you like or was it more of a sell signal to you and time to sort of run for the exits for a while? >> i think goldman is probably close to being -- especially with the number at 1300. goldman said 1280, 1285. we could get down to there. i really like the way that banks rebounded with all of the knowns out there and some of them not known very well like the morgan stanley for instance being a three notch downgrade turned out to be two and stock pops right back. i think that's a nice tell. in other words, i would buy but i think you buy it clos

the taxpayers' bottom line each though it may not be -- even though it may not be all rainbows and unicornsor the union members on the receiving end. >> this is an open invitation for union members to gorge themselves at the public trough. they've done so with public officials who have sent that money, incredible amounts of money to public employees -- megyn: and that's what governor daniels was saying. he's saying the taxpayer is the victim of a bargain struck by two people who are really on the same side of the negotiation, the politicians who want the unions' money, and the unions on the other side who want to give it to them but in exchange for money themselves. >> and the loser is the taxpayer at the state, federal, local bevel level. and we're going to see that these folks are on the wrong side of history, now, this is my opinion, and that is that we're going to see a rollback in collective bargaining rights for public employee unions. it makes no sense whatsoever in an era of rationality that is, obviously, descending on america. we're going to have to pay our pill bills -- megyn: le

the fact that there isn't a lot of space left over to battle for the mythical swing voter and the unicorn>> that will socialize very specifically that the republicans understand we're not willing to confront and that is the fact that the polls are so tight when you said everything is true means there is something else that the republicans are willing to explore that we're not facing. you wage a war against women the way the republicans have. when you are literally creating this assault against the voting rights act which is disenfranchising american and you are against all of those things. those polls were in a dead heat. how is that possible with those truths? >> let me say one thing and then you cued up something very nicely which we're going to talk about next. it's not, let's just be clear here. disenfranchising is a rational, odious way of strategy for the republicans to pursue. i mean, we know one of the bed rock facts about american politics is that particularly in the era of obama americans will vote 9-1 for the president and against republicans. so, if you could take voters like