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that's ui unemployment insurance. that's extended for another 12 months.emember that none of the cuts that republicans were demanding to pay for unemployment insurance, that didn't have to happen. and all of this is happening with no cuts to social security or medicare. no cuts. boom. they are preserved. pretty good right? there's more. and this one is for you renewable energy enthusists out there. the production tax credit has been extended for a whole year. that's a big deal and other kinds of renewables like biofuels energy efficient homes also got funded as well as research for renewables which again is something that clean energy advocates have been pushing for. those things are what democrats got. what did the republicans get? well, not a whole lot. the debt ceiling was not resolved, so i suppose they got the ability to be able to still argue for cuts for the debt ceiling. so we'll put the debt ceiling in their camp because they can still hold the country hostage that way, and they also defeated -- you remember that president obama had asked for $50

small business uys, they are talking about getting shaken down. neil: well, o the cliff.d to hear my small business buddies tell it, maybe into the abyss. you remember. ourselves of the earth real business, real folks tonow the real score better than anyone i know, certainly better than i know. i love having them on to monitor things in this economy and to keep things real in this country because rather than the politicians making the rules and the laws, if you think about it, these are the guys to have to deal with the consequences of those rules and laws, and it's a brd new year with lots a brand new rules and laws in texas. let's just say the small business folks have some very big, big worries. i do that because you will always be in place and in my memory does the a woman who argues with no less than the president of the united states risking the wrath of these very severe looking secret service agents toting machine guns. that's a true story. i did so again at the risk of embarrassing you again. less talk about stuff that is worrying you again. all common to a big,

it is a modern ui. conjunction with a great piece of hardware, you know, convertable and something very thin and light with all day battery life. i think it is really compelling device. liz: let me get to smartphones, as you push into the realm not as quickly as some names like qualcomm, the past four months we have had a patent war with samsung and apple. now they are mortal enemies the only other entity could scale up a huge roll upfor the next apple iphone would be intel. do you expect in the next year, 2013, that iphones will have intel chips inside? >> so, you know, our, our policy in this is, that we never talk about a customer design win until they go to talk about it particularly in the phone space. when i look back at 2012 we were not in any phones when we started the year. today we're in seven phones shipping across 20 different companies. people expected once we got into the space we would have leadership in terms of performance. where we surprised people we also have leadership in the terms

just this old, even though they revamped the ui.ist with friends. >> i share mine on twitter. >> you can share with one another. >> i must say. it's interesting because yesterday i was talking to one of my guys out in silicon valley who is a big apple guy. everything in this house for years and years, and he said we stopped using itunes. we have gone to spotify from his kids, to him, to his wife and the whole thing. >> not just for music, guys. i just bought a new phone, right? because i broke my iphone and got another one. i plug it in so i can sync up the apps because otherwise i rebuy them. >> use icloud for that. >> i do use icloud. sometimes i want to back up to my computer so there's times you have to sync. not talking about the music experience. remember, apple a few years ago bought lala. spent 18 hours uploading my music to it. promptly purchased it and shut it down. if they bought spotify. nobody is saying that they will. but if they did, what should shedo with it? >> keep it going. breathes fresh life into it with feature

i'm not sure what the analysis is here that you uys think there's a lot of value in getting these rocks >> the value is in utilizing the rocks in space for in-space markets because anything up in geoorbit, because of the cost of launching, is worth $10,000 a pound. a small asteroid, a three yard to five yard wide rock, has a value in the billions for the materials that it contains. our initial effort is to serve inspace markets, try to begin to live off the lain in space rather than launching everything that we need from the ground. which is very expensive. liz: all right, david, you are the ceo of deep space industries. we really appreciate your time sir. sounds like a heck of a moon shot. i'm not fee seeshes there, but it's interesting. come back and tell us when you get an asteroid, and what you found in it and your costs versus the profits from it. harvesting asteroid rocks, wow, never heard it before. interesting. thank you, really appreciate it. >> thank you. you're welcome. liz: next up, gas prices already high, but democrats pumping up a new map to make them even ♪ [ male announ

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[speaking russian] >> we won't let you do that to ui promise. >> megyn: oh, it's awful. to watch. we were trying to hit say reset instead we said overcharged or could mean overloaded that's more confrontational. anyway, how about the reset with russia? >> there are professional translator at the state department who gotten it right. i'd like to know who her staff went to to get the mistranslation. in the past month. both russian president putin and sergei said the reset policy is a failure because we haven't made enough concessions the reset consisted of giving away missile defense bases in the poland and czech republic and on and on and even that has not been enough concessions for vladimir putin. how much time do we have, not enough for the sound bite. okay, we do. on benghazi, steve cross 60 minutes has the president and secretary of state sitting next to each other one question on benghazi, here it was. >> you said during the hearings, i mean, you've accepted responsibility. you've accepted the very critical findings of admiral mullen and pickerings. you accepted res

the gays and i'm not gay myself, buts there closing prayer that the pastor, i think his name was l uissbian and gay band from st. louis. you know, i'm glad that they are being -- and coming to the forefront a little more than in the past. thank you. host: a couple of reactions on 2013, here is terry who says inauguration 2013, so proud to be an american tonight. too bad it is going to take 10 years for the tea party to fade away. another here from resolve. new buzz words in the rhetoric tonight. look for new patriot itch. will those who disagree be deemed unpatriotic? hope not. and from the truth has no agenda to video you may have seen of michelle obama reportedly rolling her eyes during the auction. i think she was eye rolling with boehner. not at him. they laugh and party on our dime. fire them all. again, the hash tag is inaug2013. we wait for president obama at the convention center. on our democrats line, it is sue. sue, are you there? caller: yes, hello. i would like to say not only was i proud to be a democrat today. i was proud to be an american. and as for him talking about e

what misery of the united states urges a category requirement cannot give you ui cases nationwide. >>is the thought of standing fury signifying nothing quiet what advantage do you think your client would really good from the work requirement other than the delayed but that would entail, allowing his blood-alcohol to reduce itself. for some warrant, let's say a warrant to go into a building where the police contend there may be trucks. the policeman will, magistrate, whatever, give it to search? two weeks ago we had this informer. all sorts of different factors. in these dui cases, it's always going to be the same thing. it's going to say well, his bright spot of alcohol. but gave him to walk a straight line a turnaround test. the fund did, he couldn't touch his nose with his index finger. what is the impartial magistrate possibly going to do except to say hey, that's probable cause. are any of these warrants ever turn down? are they ever turn down? >> your honor, i do not have the answer, but it's also true, your honor the words in general are rarely turned down. the overwhelming perc

every unemployed worker in the ui system, every tan of person in use development programs, if we can link them early with the right information to a pathway that leads to a credential and doesn't cost $60,000 a year for a baccalaureate degree but instead is a right skills now for skills that lead to employment and a good salary, we're going to be able to address in a very positive way the entitlement reform efforts as well. >> thanks. i think that's just a great recitation of the fact that we know what to do. >> know what to do. >> so now we get to the person who's actually in charge. [laughter] you know? he ran to be mayor of louisville, it's the 16th largest city in the united states. no one told him that in our new federalism the whole pyramid has been flipped. you're in charge. you're pragmatic, you're affirmative, you're nonpartisan, you get stuff done, and then you come to washington and -- [laughter] describe what you're doing in louisville with lexington, with your business community, with your university community, with your skills and education system. because i think it re

we are now looking at giving support to states to allow people to use their ui benefit to start up theirn home business through their home. these are news ideas, new thing the president is saying we are going to do. thank goodness he extended unemployment insurance for 2 million people. that would hit our communities harder if it went away. >> yeah. i think the sidead part is republicans standing in the way for 2.1 million americans? >> to me what that means is every dollar that's spent of that ui benefit generates two additional dollars that also has another benefit, a domino effect because that goes to the community, to the dry cleaner, the gas station, to the local market or whatever it is you need to continue to sustain yourself while you are looking for employment. >> that's the thin with republicans. i am, you know an economist by training, undergraduate work. i think if it was for the republicans, i think they missed econ 101. you put a dollar in somebody's hand, they buy somebody. that created $2 and that person and that creates $3. i think they missed that part. >> again, to the