in response to government claims that yes, we can do verything. but the speaker thehouse on my ni list. oh, yes, because he said this. >> we shld not be judged on how many laws we create. we should be judged on how many laws we repeal. >> if they only would repeal something. and my wish for christmas is that reporters stop whining about what the do-nothing congress does for the least productive congress does. instead, celebrate the fact that politicians not passingng more laws mean more freedom for santa and for the rest of you. and without freedom, we do good things outside politics. that is my good and bad and ugly for 2014 and we will see you next week ♪ next week ♪ ♪ hello! i'm dave gentry! welcome to small stocks and big money! intro music intro music intro music intro music r all of our new viewers, it's nice to meet you. and for those of you who are alrdy members of the redchip nation, thank you for being part of the fastest growing counity of small cap investors in the world. and whether you're watching on fox business in seate, l angeles,

i love very much the fact that verything that happens in america can be taught in common law. there's not anything that doesn't come through the court anything that doesn't show up in an opinion that's interesting for our students. >> what do you remember from justice ginsberg? very precise.l, i'm not a great speller or on side, ginsberg was very precise. funny. justice bork is as intimidating as you might imagine. did you get to know chief justice john roberts? in did, we shared a suite the old executive office building on the first floor. street time, the 17th side was used in the counsel's office. the back right corner of that area. so we had a terrific white house office.s i was seceded by chris cox. chief justice was there for the beginning and he went to the '86.ral's office in fred fielding was the boss. e came back subsequently and served president bush as his chief council as well, the counsel of the president. and dick hauser, one of the chief legal counsel for beauing deputy counsel. so we had extraordinary -- larry the t went on the be secretary of the navy in that

verything that goes forward in this city, certainly anything that is progressive in nature has to be public safety. it has to be a feeling that you streets safely and you don't have a fear of being and in your neighborhood he's made a commitment to that. i'm concerned about the priorities. some parochial. safety, the staffing of the police departments, and comes port that's needed first. into placeelse falls after that, in my judgment. >> thank you all, before you eave, you're both leaving office in the foreseeable future soon. travel to go on vacation. when -- >> i'm going back to italy. wife made it clear we're going to make another trip there. is, he truth of the matter i have an offer for a fellowship little nt, i'll do a teaching and looking at other opportunities. >> what will you teach? politicings.ute of >> what subject? >> criminal justice and politics, i haven't gotten the course. november.d out in so i'm looking forward to it, though. >> what are you going to teach? to be a greeter at walmart. >> all right. >> see you there. >> see you there. [ applause ] what's going on t

you have to make sure that verything has a high quality that you assume it has got to be, and you haveo make those decisions on a daily basis. >> younger people are getting to that point where they have opportunities. you are in a great position and there will be lots of opportunities. the things that will shape you are the things you say no to, not the things that you say yes to. if you start making a lot of bad decisions, you become part of that brand. >> tell me what you said no to. >> i say no to things all day long whether it is different grills, food products, i'm talking about life-changing opportunities. your gut knows immediately if it does not seem right. you have to walk away. >> i have a rule of thumb. if i use it i will endorse it. i sell this in my restaurants. it did not but me. slept at night. >> i have said no to tomato auce and frozen dinners. >> some people believe those competition shows are rigged. >> we are not actually cooking. >> it takes you 20 years to build the brand and three bad days to wreck the entire thing. >> you all are celebrities in your own right. t

verything from spice girls, celebrities in sport, to political leaders, i will refeign to mention what he said about them. he admired and respected her majesty, the queen. wanted the me he queen to invite an african wane reception in is buckingham palace and got the diplomatic hannels so he decided to telephone her personally. these are only words that mandela could use. elizabeth. the juke, the official minutes say the queen was noncommittal, he got his way. hung by mandela on the bare of that bleak prison cell was a facsimile of a british artist, by famous frederick walls. it's the haunting image that he ad in his prison cell of a blinded girl sitting on top of the globe of the world. and the painting entitled, "hope," it's a the boldness of a irl to believe that even when blinded, even with a broken harp still string, she could play music. her and mandela's belief that and in the most difficult bleak of times, even when things eemed hopeless, there could still be hope. i believe that explains why over few days we both mourn the death of mandela and equal ted his life with intensity.

the biggest thing about this tax break is that it hits .verything it hits the research and developmenttax credit. that is about 7 billion. that is intel, that is bristol- myers squibb. you have energy-efficient construction. those that could tax rates for hiring veterans. a lot of service groups. it is also individuals. this drops at midnight to 130 dollars. chuck schumer said that this will account for about hundred thousand new yorkers. individuals asr well as corporations. a big deal. >> i think that mine is at least 200 and change. there are the tax breaks. what are the odd balls. >> they are called tax extenders. tax breaks for the depreciation of racehorses. ofre is from a state kentucky. maybe mitch mcconnell might care about this. also hollywood gets in on the act. there are studios that make television or movies. there is a break for them as well. on the more practical side. for teachers, this matters. for out-of-pocket expenses, they get a write off. that goes away at midnight. you have them across the board. you have those that are very practical, those that matter for indiv

theater,verything from opera, symphony. a big part of the agenda is also making more available to the public. there is a redevelopment of the site that will include the addition of more space that will allow performances to be shared by the public. david rubenstein, who was head of the kennedy center, is taking the lead as the lead donor to the campaign. the campaign will obviously be the number one pick priority there. it is very exciting to have another leader from chicago. >> david rubenstein's involvement in his community is amazing. what you make of the world role that he played now? the fact that he is focused on helping washington, whether it is the washington monument or the kennedy center, these are iconic assets of our country. they need to be presented in absolute best fashion. the fact that he is willing to underwrite our support these efforts is something not just to the benefit of washington, but to the nation. >> you mentioned mentor in earlier. when you talk with young people who think of going into business

we talked a lot about juin's antics, shall we say,verything we've been reading in the newspaper abt himod cast 1, that's a great interview. >> kate lee and company. guess who i talked to thi saturday night? >> who? >> hugh jackman. i'm going to put ony t-shirt and sniff him while i talk to him. >> all right. here is an ihoda you're going to like. w about a little martina mcbre? >> i love her. >> and how about when everything in yourife i crummy and you realize you've got to hang on t your dreams? she wrote a beautiful song and you know it. it's called "any waway." let's play it. ♪ you can spend your while life buildi something from nothing ♪ ♪ one storm can come and blow it all away♪ ♪ build it anyway >> how about that? ♪ you can chase dream feels so out of reach ♪ ♪ and you know it might not ever come your way ♪ ♪ dream it anyway >> isn't that beautiful? >> you see, i told you i'd do one for you, eventually. >> areou the same person i sat next to last week? >> i am. >> i'll have to get that. i love her singing. >> let's do a little okay not okay. shall we? >> s. >> is it okay - >> is s